Marshall Herald publication details item
The Marshall Herald is a weekly Marshall Illinois newspaper published by Wabash Valley Printing Co. Frankie Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart serve as editors. Subscription is 2 dollars yearly with local ads priced at 25 cents per column inch and reader ads at 20 cents per line.
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Marshall Herald
Wabash Valley Printing Co
Opivene Linois
Mark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Marshall Diinois
Postoffice
Marshall, Diinois
Herald
Taxes on trade-ins create multiple tax events in Illinois
The Illinois Department of Revenue uses the use tax on trade-ins, effectively taxing the full purchase price including trade-in value. This overrules the sales tax exemption and raises revenue through multiple taxable transactions. Past attempts to exempt trade-ins from the use tax failed due to constitutional concerns.
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Illinois Department of Revenue
Illinois General Assembly
Department of
Winter Driving Safety Tips From The Road
Winter brings added driving perils and the article urges checks beyond batteries and fluids. It stresses windshield wipers and defrosters, keeping a windshield slightly open to prevent freezing, and carrying a windshield ice scraper to avoid future grief.
Melrose Birth and Community Notes Share Holiday Events
Mr and Mrs Edward Cannady welcomed daughter Joene born December 18 weighing 7 pounds 744 ounces. Families gathered for Christmas visits as a December tornado caused property damage including farm buildings and sheds in Melrose. Numerous locals named Kenderdine, Ogle, Dunlap and related households visited or hosted relatives during the holiday period.
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Edward Cannady
Joene
Janet Draper
Annapolis
Oden Stogsdill
John Leasure
Richard Parcel
Homer Parcel
Jerry
James Blankenbeker
Gerald Washburn
Wesley Chapel
Wayne Davis
Peggy Hayes
Robinson
Clifford Dunlap
Near Flat Rock
Warren Kenderdine
Jee Ogle
Bernard Davidson
Mac Ogle
Richard Chapman
Flossie Kenderdine
Garnet Ogle
Tony
Charles Kenderdine
Omer Powell
Mabel Stogsdill
Estel
Ray Wells
Esther Leasure
William Cannady
Vera
Virgil B. Dunlap
Clifford
Robert E. Dunlap
Richard D. Dunlap
Alvin Doron
Carol Ann
Hilda Cornwell
Junior Cornwell and
Gon
Melrose Jolly Juniors
J. I. Case Co. Pottery
Heath
Leah Mae Green
Gary
Mae Hardway
Velda
Nora Kenderdine
Elma Shelton
Joyce
Fred Husher
Leon Grissom
Newton Ward
The Day of the First Gun
A nostalgic tribute to hunting memory. The passage recalls a hunter’s Christmas morning discovery of a first gun a .410, the snowy landscape, and the enduring feeling of manly pride and lasting memory linked to that moment. The piece emphasizes timeless reverence for the first firearm.
Christmas Visit Recounts Family Gatherings
Fragmentary notes describe a Christmas day with Joyce Shelton, visits by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kender, supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Downs and their son, and an evening with Mr. and Mrs. Kenderdine. Names include Cora Blankenbekét and Ginnady.
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Joyce Shelton
Charles Kenderdine
Jack Downs
William
Ginnady
M. Kenderdine
Cora Blankenbekét
Frida
Christmas Dinner Guests Travel Across Towns
A long list of local families hosted and visited relatives during Christmas week across Marshall Terre Haute Clinton Bozeman and other nearby towns. Guests included Russell Taylor Kate Lackey Robert Lackey William Lackey and many members of the Doll Prufett Yeley and Hicks families along with church and community members.
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Broke Halley
Glen, Lackey
Downers Grove
Arland Callaway
Russell_Taylor
Allen Campbell
Vada- Tobias
Irene Huston
Kate Lackey
Robert
Fred Hewitt
William
Terre Haute
Estel Holmes
J. H. Johns
Joan Volkers
Clinton
Illinois
Edward, Doll
Clara Ann Kirby
Catey Prufett
Joy Yeley
Max Yeley
Pleasant
Michigan
Maggie Bland
David Bland
Donnetta
Murl Bland
Ezekiel Haley
Cary White
Elbridge
B. O. Ray
James Thompson
Indianapolis
Anderson
Indiana
Clarence Doll
Mattoon
A. E. Doll
Karen Fairgrief
Beverly Scott
Sigsby Farris
Arthur King
Foster Thompson
West Terre Haute
Orville Taylor
Tea event at Mrs Russell Taylor home
Afternoon January 9 at the home of Mrs. Russell Taylor with Mrs. Orville Taylor as assistant hostess.
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Russell Taylor
Orville Taylor
Protein needs for hens tied to diet and activity levels
The amount of protein hens require for peak production depends on the energy level of their feed, their activity, and their production rate. The text notes that some successful men can appear intimidating because they fit the expected role.
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