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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1943

Page

6

Income tax forms and farmer plans for wartime food program

Federal income tax rules outline forms 1040 and 1040A for individuals and special schedules for farms, corporations and nonresidents. Farm notices explain Farm Work Sheet and Farm Plan for 1943 food production, with timing and penalties for late returns. Farm Mobilization Day launched the 1943 campaign in Clark County schools with meetings and AAA guidance to mobilize production efforts.

Secretary of Agriculture AAA Clark County Water Oak America Farmer’s In the Dell

Assistance On Income Tax Returns By Clark County Farm Bureau

The Clark County Farm Bureau hires two men to aid members in filing income tax returns. Lawrence Hammond will work from the Martinsville office and Ed Clatfelter from the Marshall office starting February 1 1943. Two preparatory school sessions will run in the county on January 26 at 1 30 p m in Marshall Court Room and January 27 at 1 30 p m in Martinsville Farm Bureau office. Farmers urged to start collecting figures for grain and livestock sales farm expenses labor and related items to streamline the return.

Clark County Farm Bureau Lawrence Hammond Martinsville Ed Clatfelter Marshall Martinsville Farm Bureau Rturn

Hemp farming urged to aid war effort and rural planning

Reader questions about hemp milling and war crop efforts in wartime agriculture. Answers emphasize hemp cultivation as a guaranteed income and war contribution, no purchase certificates for harvesting equipment after Feb 1, and adjusted AAA rules requiring planting 90 percent of war crop goals with adherence to the revised allotment limits.

AAA

Obituary for Leroy C Morgan of Auburn Illinois

Leroy C Morgan born October 81 1892 in Clark County Illinois died January 11 1943 at age 50 after heart illness. Survived by wife Bell Morgan three children Violet Marie Freda Pearl Alta Lucille and one infant son Everett. Two sisters Stella Hackett and Mrs Albert Toro of Paris. Funeral January 13 at Auburn Methodist Church with Rev Harold Kemp and C E Fritsch singing. Burial Auburn Cemetery.

Leroy C. Morgan Everett Jennings Morgan Clark County Illinois Leroy R. S. Wheeldon Methodist Auburn Bell Morgan Bell Weiland Violet Marie Freda Pearl Alta Lucille Charles Everett Stella Hackett Albert Toro Paris Auburn Methodist Church Harold J. Kemp C. E

Reclaimer of Rubber Shoes by Col Chapman Mitchell

Col Chapman Mitchell of Philadelphia in 1881 patented an acid process to reclaim rubber. A chemist and son of Philadelphia’s early family, he experimented with boiling rubber shoes in caustic soda then shifted to acid to reclaim tires boots and scrap. He organized Philadelphia Rubber Works later taken over by Goodrich and still operating, with sulfuric and hydrochloric acid use and equipment for high temperature processing.

Col Chapman Mitchell Philadelphia Colonel Mitchell S. Weir Mitchell Mitchell Philadelphia Rubber Works Company Goodrich

Guadalcanal Coast Heads and Trade Rise After Scourge Era

Fifty years ago Payuvu Banika and Savo head hunters terrorized the Guadalcanal coast driving natives inland. Since the century turned missionary and commercial activity reduced head hunting. A new coconut and timber export boom grows as Pavuvu rises to 1,600 feet with wooded hills and small islets. Coconut steamers from Sidney served the Russells.

Guadalcanal Payuvu Banika Savo Islands Pavuvu Sidney Russells

Christmas Remembrances for Women in Uniform

WAACS and WAVES and WAFS are women in military service. They will welcome simple Christmas gifts that support cleanliness and femininity. Useful items include toilet bars, soap, shampoos, dental cleansers, nail brushes, and wash cloths rather than lavish presents.

An Extra Pint a Day Keeps the Japs Away

A wartime health message urges milk producers and dairy workers to milk cows regularly and carefully to ensure an extra daily pint for morale and nutrition. The slogan links dairy output to national effort and resilience.

Youth War Training Corps Aims For National Involvement

Washington announces a High School Victory Corps open to all 6 3 million public and private secondary students. Led by Capt Eddie Rickenbacker, the program seeks immediate training and active wartime participation, with five service divisions including land sea and production, plus community service and preflight aeronautics. Girls to predominate in production and community roles.

Washington Victory Corps Paul V McNutt United Eddie Rickenbacker Army Navy, Education Telyica Oe Land Service Air Air Service Sea Service Navy

Half of Ship Makes Port in Remarkable Salvage

A 10,000 ton American freighter wrecked off the coast arrived at an Australian port after ten heavy bombers and thousands of tons of oil and war material were saved. The ship broke in two, its severed sections 200 feet apart, and 200 Australian Imperial sailors aboard the forward half salvaged the cargo and drove it to port.

Melbourne Australia

Ginger Jar Church Serves Orleans Parish in Cape Cod

In Orleans Massachusetts the Holy Spirit Episcopal church is known as the ginger jar church due to offerings placed in a ginger jar at the door since its founding nine years ago. Rev. Richard B. Kimball, once a businessman until his sixty fourth birthday, now presides over services after ordination.

Orleans Mass Cape Cod Holy Spirit Episcopal Church Richard B. Kimball

Preacher's Boat Trip Becomes Sell-Out Moonlight Ride

The Rev. Thomas Cromwell of Chagrin Falls organized a Cleveland Akron Methodist Youth Fellowship Institute boat trip that sold out. A near temper flare did not spoil the perfect moonlight voyage though one mishap occurred when Cromwell himself missed the boat.

Lakeside Ohio Thomas Cromwell Chagrin Falls Cleveland-Akron Methodist Youth Fellowship Institute Cromwell

Umbrella Care Tips From Historic Washing Guide

An old guide explains how to care for silk and oil silk umbrellas. It advises brushing silk umbrellas with a soft cloth, washing oil silk varieties with mild soap and water, rinsing, and drying in shade before storage. Handle oil silk garments in cold weather to prevent stiffness and cracking.

Canned Ham and Eggs Joins The Canned Goods Line

The article traces the origin of canning from Napoleonic era prize for preserving food to Nicholas Appert’s method, the shift from glass bottles to tin cans, and the adoption of canning in Britain and polar expeditions. It notes the campaign to feed soldiers and early explorers using preserved foods and the naming of can.

America Napoelon Nicholas Appert England Appert

Gasless Days Bring Back Community Sings and Concerts

Community music programs rise as gas rationing and defense work keep people in town. High school bands choirs and orchestras take on morale boosting roles with victory concerts for war efforts and to entertain defense workers and soldiers near camps and USO centers.

USO

Curious Boy Invented Telescope Says History

Recent research suggests a Dutch boy, not Galileo, first observed the magnifying effect of lenses in 1608. Hans Lippershey, a spectacle maker, conducted experiments, and in 1609 Galileo refined the design to show lunar mountains.

Galileo Jong Hans Lip‘pershey Lippershey

Massaua Port Boomed in Italo-Ethiopian War

Massaua Eritrea’s No 1 port swelled during 1935–1936 with over 550 Fascist ships docking and about 270000 workers and soldiers landing. War material exceeded 700000 tons, including 12000 motor vehicles and thousands of pack mules. A military city grew inside the civilian city with depots, hospitals, warehouses. A plant produced 30 tons daily of meat and 700 tons of distilled water. Regular air and shipping links connected Mas puo with Italy.

Massaua Eritrea Italy

Cape Cod Canal Shortens Regional Distance

The Cape Cod Canal runs just under 12 miles, connects Buzzard's Bay with Cape Cod Bay, and features a bottom width of 100 feet and depth near 23 feet. Official measurements show it reduces travel distance from the north Cape to west Buzzard's Bay from 53 to 144 miles.

Cape Cod Buzzard’s Bay Cape Cod Bay The Cape

Partners Clash Over Lost Gold on Black Wolf Creek

Sid Condon and Duke Brandon migrate in Alaska like two grubstake prospectors. when each finds gold at a mossy rock cache they draw pistols and shoot, both dying with gold sacks clutched. The conflict over a $15,000 to $30,000 fortune ends in both men dead.

Sid Coxdon Sid Duke Brandon Duke Black Wolf Sid Condon

Notice of Claim Day in estate of David Lutz

Notice in Clark County Illinois states Monday March 1 1943 as the claim date in the estate of David Lutz deceased. The County Court of Clark County governs filing claims against the estate without summons. Executrix Glayds Lutz is named with attorney Hollenbroke Marshall Illinois. Advertisement 4-3.

Notice of Claim in estate of Joseph Williams deceased

Notice is hereby given that the claim date for the estate of Joseph Ze Williams, deceased, is Monday March 1, 1943. Claims may be filed in the County Court of Clark County Illinois without issuance of summons. Perry Williams is the executor. Scholfield and Purdum, attorneys, Marshall, Illinois. Advertisement 4-3.

Joseph Zi Wiliams Ze Williams Clark Tinois Summons Perry, Williams Perry, Williams, “Executor.” . Scholfield &Purdumn Attorneys Marshall, Ilinois

Notice of Probate Will Hearing in Clark County Illinois

The Probate Court of Clark County Illinois schedules a hearing for March 1 1943 to admit to probate the last will of Sarah L Bartlett deceased. The petition lists numerous heirs at law and devisees and notifies all interested persons to appear and show cause why the instrument should not be admitted. H J Kemp Clerk. Scholfield Purdom Attorneys Marshall Illinois. Advertisement 2-3.

Sarah L. Bartlett Sarah L.bartlett Clark County Linois Rowena Gard Bartlett Flossie ‘Bartlett Williams Claude Bartlett Allen Bartlett True Bartlett Frances Bartlett Wolf Cleone’ Bartlett Harold Bartlett Don Bartlett Marie Bartlett Edsall Gladys Bartlett Harry Bartlett Ethel M. Baker Sears Fred Alva Baker Charles F. Baker Emma F. Baker Edwin C. ‘Wilson Mary ¥. Poorman Ray Wilson Bruce Wilson LaVern Wilson Charles A. Wilson M. Warren Wilson V. True ‘Wilson Robert McCourt Lyda Wilson Packard Gladys Wilson Kenneth R. Stewart Irene’ _Shelburn Keith ‘3B, Sims Aral Sims Randall Bartlett Fay Bartlett‘ Crumlin Dwight Bartlett Alvena Bartlett Hastin Ethel Bartlett Williams Josephine Trosper Bartlett Ernest Bartlett Court House Marshall Illinois H. J. Kemp Marshall,llinois A. D Scholfield & Purdomn Attorneys Marshall, Dinois

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Internal Revenue United States Collector of Internal Revenue Shadene Preacher Vic Yardman Associated Nespapers WNU Lvenapapers David Lutz Glayds Lutz Ty Ohn Hollenbror H Zattorney State of Kinois County of Treasury Department Office OF Comptroller OF the Currency Washington, D. C National Banking Association First National Bank Preston Delano
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