Marshall Herald publisher and rates notice
The Marshall Herald published by Wabash Valley Printing Co Marshall Illinois lists editors Mark and Carlos Stewart. It notes weekly Friday publication and enters at the Marshall post office with subscription at 2.00 dollars per year local advertising 35 cents per column inch and 20 cents per line for reader ads.
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Wabash Valley Printing Co
Marshall, Minois
Mark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Marshall
Illinois
Herald
New Year Safety Resolutions for Farm Families in 1960
Extension specialist O L Hogsett urges farm families to set and keep New Year safety goals for 1960. Illinois College of Agriculture promotes checks for hazards, guards on machinery, safe handling of tractors, and ongoing vigilance to reduce farm accidents.
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O. L. Hogsett
University of Ilinois College of Agriculture
Mllinois Rural Safety Council
Christmas Day Guests Across West Union Area
Mr and Mrs Elmer Gillis of Wood River and Albert Gillis of ansville Indiana hosted Christmas dinner with relatives including Gillis and Eunice Allen of Oakland for Mr and Mrs Herman Gillis. Pam Nichols visits Rosa Tolbert. Lyman Shawler family toured Hume to visit Robert and Ruth Thompson. Harold Short of Aurora visited Bill and family. John Strohm and children returned to Woodstock after Christmas with Nelle Strohm. Dwight Dolan of
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Elmer Gillis
Wood River
Albert Gillis
Ansville
Indiana
Gillis
Eunice Allen
Oakland
Herman Gillis
Pam Nichols
Perrysville
Rosa Tolbert
Lyman Shawler
Steve
Ann
Estella Shawler
Hume
Robert Thompson
Ruth Thompson
Harold Short
Aurora
Bill Ogle
John Strohm
Woodstock
Strohm
Nelle Strohm
Dwight Dolan
Deer antlers and cougar habits noted in outdoor guide
The notes describe antler growth in bucks, deer digestion even after death, and cougar territorial behavior including territory size. It cites federal aid for fish restoration at $21,000,000 for 1858-50, funded by a hunting equipment tax. The mele-largemouth bass spawns with a male guarding and aerating the nest until care passes to the male.
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Unin
United States
Christmas visits and family gatherings span many towns
Whittier California and nearby communities share holiday scenes as families including the Colliers of Danville and Highshoe of Hobart visit relatives in Marshall Robinson and Effingham. The piece notes numerous dinner guests, travels to Florida and Detroit, and hospital or illness mentions among locals during Christmas week.
Smith seeks reelection as Illinois Auditor of Public Accounts
Springfield announces Elbert S. Smith Republican Auditor of Public Accounts will seek a second term in 1960. He resides in Decatur and previously served eight years as State Senator for DeWitt Logan and Macon counties. Smith calls his tenure an engaging assignment and endorses continued progress with capable leadership.
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Springfield
Illinois
Elbert S. Smith
Smith
Decatur
DeWitt
Logan
Macon
Ilinois
Tires Show Vast Range In Auto Industry
The article notes that tires illustrate the auto business complexity with over 1,500 shapes sizes and varieties produced by a single manufacturer, reflecting the breadth of options beyond familiar models and brands.
Christmas Guest Lines Shine Through County L
Mr and Mrs Don Phillips of Chicago visited from Thursday until Sunday Leasure and Cheryl and Connie Phillips along with Mr and Mrs Omer Newlin and family of Robinson joined Christmas dinner with the Reynolds and Aden Reynolds families. George St John of Casey and Raymond Calvert with sons Bryce and Byron were guests at Ray Drake’s home. Anna Phillippe visited Martinsville. Larry Crabtree spent Sunday with Hal Clatfelter. Leroy Ingram and son Bradley of West Union dined with Joe McCrory and daughter.
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Don Phillips
Chicago
Leasure
Cheryl
Connie‘Phillips
Omer Newlin
Robinson
Wilber Reynolds
Aden Reynolds
George St. John
Casey
Raymond
Calvert and Sons
Bryce
Byron
Ray Drake
Atva-Wells
Anna Phillippe
Martinsville
Larry Crabtree
Hal Clatfelter
Leroy Ingram
Bradley
West Union
Joe McCrory
Kansas City a Century of Change and Trade Center
Kansas City in 1950 marks a 100th anniversary of self government with a growing, diverse economy. The city sits at the nation’s heart with factories, refineries, rail, air, grain elevators and meat packing while remaining a farm linked wholesale hub for livestock, grain, vegetables and poultry. It ranks as Missouri’s second largest city and a major Midwest market.
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Kansas City
U.S
Missouri
Kansas
Kaw Rivers
United States
America
Midwest
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