Marshall Herald masthead and publication details
The Marshall Herald is published by Wabash Valley Printing Co in Marshall Illinois. Editors are Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart with Mark Stewart as editor. The paper is issued every Friday and entered at the Marshall post office as second class mail matter. Subscription rates are 2 dollars per year with local ads at 35 cents per column inch and reader ads at 20 cents per line.
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Wabash Valley Printing Co
Marshall
Illinois
Mark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Inois
Herald
Illinois Tax Facts By Maurice W Scott
The Taxpayers Federation of Illinois and the Civic Federation of Chicago advocate efficient and economical government for Illinois. They monitor spending, provide data to committees, and support taxpayers across the state. Soybean yields in 1960 averaged 233 bushels an acre with total production 559 million bushels, four percent below the 1958 record.
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Illinois Tax Facts
Maurice W. Scott
Taxpayers Federation of Illinois
82Nd
Illinois General Assembly
Taxpayers’ Federation of Illinois
Civic Federation of Chicago
Cook County
Taxpayers’ Federation
Illinois
Traffic Safety Tip Encourages Careful Driving Speeds
Road safety message urges drivers to avoid speeding and adjust to road conditions. It notes many fatal accidents stem from excessive speed for conditions and that lower limits can still be dangerous in ice or snow.
Night Driving Dangers Warned By State Official
Public safety guidance urges slower speeds in rain and darkness to reduce crash risk. Officials note poor visibility and slick roads raise emergency reaction needs and fatalities. A free copy of the new Rules of the Road is available from Charles F. CarpentiER Secretary of State Springfield Tivnots.
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Charles F. Carpentier
Springfield
Tivnots
Social Security changes for 1961 and wage rules
The 1961 changes cover employed parents working for their children in family businesses, with cash wages now reportable for social security while domestic workers remain exempt. Benefits rules tighten with earnings limits, withholding applied as earnings rise, and guidance to contact local offices for details. Addresses and office locations are provided.
Resolve to keep weight normal in 1961
Clark county heart unit in Marshall urges residents to keep weight at an ideal level in 1961 to safeguard heart health. They cite actuarial data showing higher mortality for overweight men and women and offer four rules including individualized weight targets, balanced nutrition, medical supervision for dieting, and follow up with a doctor.
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T. R. Lovett
Marjshall
Clark County
Clark County Heart Unit
Life
Aliens Must Register This Year Under Report Rules
Alva L. Pillard, district director of the immigration and naturalization service, announced that the annual alien address report program is under way. He warned that reports are required by law and failure to comply may have serious consequences. Forms are available at post and immigration offices where easy card returns are possible. Trained personnel will assist in immigration offices to answer questions. not all post offices have staff for this service.
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Alva L. Pillard
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Pilliod
Ohio Chapel Recap of Community Dinners and Visits
Mrs Grant Hollenbeck and families report a birthday dinner for John Arbuckle at Odd Fellows Hall West Union. Numerous visits and New Year gatherings occur in West Union Paris and Annapolis with relatives including Hollenbeck Marvin Bartlett and Wernz families.
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George Marvin
Anna Shotwell
Arbuckle
Odd Fellows Hall
West Union
John Arbuckle
John van Fleet
Joe Kemp
Max Bartlett
Maggie White
Ruby Graham
Terre Haute
Stanley Wells
Herman Bartlett
Mary Crumlin
Marie Hollenbeck
Dora Crumlin
R. H. Gard
Paris
Euclid Boyer
Burton’ Riggs
Joe
Burton Lee
Anna Dee Wells
Pleasie Bartlett
Grant Hollenbeck
James Blankenbeker
Mike
Marvin
Quimba Norton and Sons
James Graham
True Thompson
Harold Wernz
Fern Wernz
Joe Wernz
Annapolis
Mabel Gard
Lucille van Fleet
County gathering at the American Legion Hall in Marshall
A county meeting was held at the American Legion Hall in Marshall on Wednesday to discuss community matters and local concerns. The event drew residents and officials, highlighting civic engagement in the area.
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American Legion Hall
Marshall
Tularemia Dangers in Rabbit Hunting Warned by Expert
The article warns hunters that tularemia or rabbit fever is a serious bacterial disease transmissible to humans by handling infected rabbits or tick bites. It notes that rabbits show few outward signs, with liver lesions sometimes mistaken for tularemia, and recommends rubber gloves and thorough cooking to reduce risk.
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Hasenpfeffer
Newspaper Advertising Outlasts New Media, Editors Say
Canton Independent Sentinel editors argue newspapers remain the best ad medium. They cite verifiable circulation figures, multiple readers per copy, and permanent records as advantages over radio and TV advertising amid rising digital competition.
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Canton Independent Sentinel
Canton
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