Marshall Herald publication details and rates
The Marshall Herald is published weekly in Marshall Illinois by Wabash Valley Printing Co with Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart as editors. Subscriptions cost 2 dollars per year local ads are 35 cents per column inch and reader ads are 20 cents per line.
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Wabash Valley Printing Co
Marshal
Illinois
Mark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Marshall
Ilinois
Herald
Illinois Tax Facts from the Taxpayers Federation
The Taxpayers Federation of Illinois cites federal data showing Illinois population at 10,081,158, ranking fourth after New York California and Pennsylvania, and a per capita income of 2610 ranking seventh. Federal tax burden per person is 595, with Illinois receiving 167.9 million in federal grants in 1959 and paying 267.9 million overall, a 1.60 return per dollar.
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Taxpayers’ Federation of
Dlinois
Illinois
New York
California
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
States
Delaware
Connecticut
Nevada
New Jersey
Washington
Ilinois
Tlinois
Ohio
Indiana
Maryland
Michigan
Wisconsin
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Florida
Virginia
Rhode Island
Road Signal meanings flash red and yellow lights
In this note the secretary of state explains flashing red stop signals require a full stop and yield. flashing yellow signals urge slower speed and caution for upcoming hazards. It clarifies that red and yellow beacons aid safe decisions and promises a copy of the new Rules of the Road upon request from Charles F. Carpentier, Secretary of State, Springfield Tilipots.
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Charles F. Carpentier
Springfield
Tilipots
Tax Burden Rankings Put Illinois 28th in 1959
For fiscal 1959 Illinois fared better than many states ranking 28th with a per capita tax of 175.98 dollars when state and local taxes are combined.
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Willnois
Dennison Society Notes From Mrs. Russell Taylor
Mrs Russell Taylor reports numerous local visits and dinners. Families from Marion Mt Vernon Paris Indianapolis Terre Haute and Paris visit and call on relatives. J H Johns hospital observation at St Anthony. deaths in Terre Haute. several dinners with Bland Taylor Johns and Lackey families.
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E. C. Ham
Marion
Mt. Vernon
Carrol Ray
Stanley Lewis
Jack Fulton
J. H. Johns
Dorothea Bland
Arnold Kirby
Paris
Carl Kirby
J H. Johns
St. Anthony Hospital
Terre Haute
LaVenia Jones
Lucille Drescher
Jones
John Yeley
Dean Holmes
Harold Morecraft
Max Hunter
Harold Holmes
Foster Thompson
Loren
Orville Taylor
Maggie Bland
Indianapolis
Paul Dooley
West Terre Haute
Russell Taylor
Harry Johns
Centralia
Kenneth Sbridwell
Winford Taylor
David Bland
Harold EB. Johns
Mrs. Johns
Melrose Socials Highlight Kenderdine Family Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Charles Kenderdine and Rodney hosted a Wednesday dinner with Warren Kenderdine June and other relatives. Johnny Shelton returned from a fourteen day furlough at Fort Knox Kentucky. Ross Cornwell left Mary Sherman hospital and Mrs Jean Davis entered Paris hospital. Rodney celebrated his third birthday with a supper and guests including Lois Jean Donnie Medsker Omer Powell and others.
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Charles Kenderdine
Rodney
Warren Kenderdine
Johnny Shelton
Fort Knox
Kentucky
Henry Shelton
Ross Cornwell
Mary Sherman Hospital
Jean
Charlie) Davis
Paris Hospital
Stanley Weir
Lois Jean
Donnie Medsker
Omer Powell
Donnie
Frankie
Flossie Kenderdine
Lawrence Kenderdine
Judy
Debby
Robinson
Esther Cornwell
Carol Ann
Hilda Faye
William Cannady
James Ramsey
Casey
Maude Kenderdine
June
George Lee
Choctaw Community News Highlights Local Visits
Elder and Mrs. Robert Phillips of Willow Hill hosted Mary and William Ledermann with Elder Everetts and Mr. and Mrs. Hershel Cline as guests. Mrs. Mildred Turner traveled to Marshall for her mother Lucy Hutchens illness and was admitted to Union Hospital in Terre Haute. Estel Whitaker of Gary purchased the William Spittler farm. Faith Baptist in West Union held a supper for Herbert Norton before his Air Force departure.
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Mildred Williams
Golda Blizzard
Ross
Richey
Estel Whitaker
Gary
Indiana
William Spittler
Faith Baptist Church
West Union
Herbert Norton
Air Force
Ohio Chapel Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs. Grant hosts and Mrs Fern Wernz join afternoon visit with Helen Wernz and Jane. Mr and Mrs James Blankenbeker and children called, Terre Haute shoppers stop by Gard couple. Martinsville visitors Frad Geisert with Fern Wernz. Mrs Mabel Gard visits Grace Griffith West Union. Crumkin family gathers with Graham clan. Dorothy Crumlin from Terre Haute weekend with parents Allen and family. Alma Moore visits Ruby Graham.
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Fern Wernz
Eda
Helen Wernz
Jane
Grant
James Blankenbeker
Kenneth Blankenbeker
Carroll
Gard
Terre Haute
Frad Geisert
Martinsville
Mabel Gard
Grace Griffith
West Union
Russell
Crumkin
James Graham
Grant Hollenbeck
Quimba Norton and
Carl Graham
Danville
Dorothy Crumlin
Allen Crumlin
Food market shows steady growth in consumer spend
University of Illinois economists report American spend on farm foods rose about 5 percent yearly in the 1950s, real growth near 3 percent after inflation. Population growth explains two-thirds of demand. higher incomes and better diets explain the rest as the Illinois Agricultural Economics journal debuts.
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University of Millinois
T. A. Hieronymus
United States
Illinois Agricultural Economics
University of Illinois Department of Agricultural Economics
Quality hay and grain support ewes during late pregnancy
Feed good quality legume hay throughout pregnancy. In the last four to six weeks before lambing provide 0.5 to 1 pound of grain per head daily. This energy helps reduce or prevent pregnancy disease or lambing illness, according to University of Illinois animal scientists.
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University of Illinoois
Cut-in-Government Spending Not Likely
A University of Illinois agricultural law professor argues there is no evidence of near term cuts in government spending. He notes benefits become hard to remove once established and that federal aid programs encourage state taxation. Illinois per-person tax burdens rose between 1957 and 1960 as population and services grow.
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University of Ilinois
N. G. P. Krausz
University of Tlinois Department of Agricultural Economics
Clark-Edgar County Dairy Herd Test Summary 1960
Harold M. Rose tested the Clark-Edgar County D H 1 A. tests with an association average of 280 cows including 177 dry cows yielding 617 pounds of milk and 28.0 pounds of fat. Owners Ches Boland Honnold Koos Wheeler Watson Buckner Traviole and Dow Travidle listed among participants.
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Ches & H. Boland
Les
Ben Honnold
Koos & Wheeler
Walter B. Watson
Eugene Buckner
Jersey
Brown
Swiss Abbey
Duchess
St Louis Land Bank Reports Record Loan Volume
The St. Louis area shows an all time record high loan volume of 232 million dollars outstanding. Land Bank loans are issued through 68 Federal Land Bank Associations across Illinois Missouri and Arkansas.
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St. Louis
Federal Land Bank Associations
Ilinois
Missouri
Arkansas
Clark County Soil District welcomes new officials in January
In mid January Fremont Schoeck will become work unit conservationist for the Clark County Soil Conservation District based in Martinsville with Robert Slater as conservation Aide and part time help from Leland Weaver. The district invites farmers to share conservation plans a month ahead. The twelfth annual meeting is set for January 24 at 6 30 pm at the Martinsville American Legion Hall with Rev. Wm. H. Stauffer of Ohio as speaker.
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Clark County
Bureau County Soil Conservation District
Princeton
Illinois
Martinsville
Frement Schoeck
Soil Conservation District
Robert Slater
Fremont
Bob
Leland Weaver
Clark County Soil Conservation District
Conservation talk at Coles County annual meeting noted
The account highlights an outstanding speaker with a conservation story who spoke at the Coles County annual meeting two years prior. Previous programs featured Dorsey Kirk State Master of the Grange Bill Prather ex executive secretary of the Wabash Valley Association and Fred Weld hunter with slides on central European conservation practices.
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Coles County
Dorsey Kirk
The
Grange
Bill Prather
Wabash Valley Association
Fred Weldhuner
Europe
Clark County Soil Conservation District
AG Facts in Clark Co
Clark County farm adviser John A Hiatt details two offices in Marshall and Martinsville Farm Bureau buildings with varying hours due to meetings. He advises sheep producers to crotch ewes about a month before lambing to ensure a clean udder area for nursing lambs, or after lambing if pressed for time.
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AG Facts IN Clark CO
Clark County
Marshall Farm Bureau
Martinsville Farm Bureau
Marshall
Martinsville
Illinois engineers unveil fully automatic beef feeding installation
University of Illinois agricultural engineers plan a winter test of a complete automatic beef feeding installation. The system aims to combine components from multiple manufacturers into one functional unit. Moisture buildup is expected in the laying house, so frequent litter stirring is advised to keep it loose.
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University of Ill. Agricultural Engineers
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