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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1959
Page
2
The Marshall Herald is published every Friday by Wabash Valley Printing Co Marshall Illinois. Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart are editors. Subscriptions cost $2.00 per year. Local ads are 35c per column inch and reader ads 20c per line.
Illinois taxpayers federation says 35 percent of families have 1000 or more in liquid assets yet a 2500 car purchase taxes take about 3600. Breakdown: manufacturer taxes 490 dealer 20 buyer 390. State sales tax 75 license and title 15. Also notes 4-H and FFA Dairy Calf Sale set for Urbana on February 28.
The notice explains stopping requirements when a school bus is stopped to load or discharge passengers, including when opposite traffic on divided highways is exempt, and when on controlled access highways near loading zones. It invites readers to request the new Rules of the Road booklet from Charles F. Carpentier, Secretary of State, Springfield, Illinois.
Dr. N. D. Levine of Owneis College of Veterinary Medicine warns that crowded feedlots and small pastures foster coccidiosis in feeder calves. The parasite causes rough coats, sunken eyes, weakness, bloody diarrhea, and weight loss. prevention focuses on cleanliness, dry conditions, elevated feed and water sources, and avoiding overstocking.
The Wabash Home Bureau met with Rosa Smith assisting hostess. Present were twenty four members and three guests. The program featured Herb Cookery and Prepared Foods lessons by Rosa Smith, plus an Apron Parade with prizes for fanciful aprons. Refreshments followed. Also noted: Cuba produces roof tiles from waste and chemicals, promising cheap prices for the Caribbean market.
Tombstone Arizona the town known as The Town Too Tough To Die survived reverses that reduced other mining camps. Helldorado Days in October reenacts gun fights while landmarks like Bird Cage Theatre Boothill Graveyard and Epitaph Office highlight the frontier era.
William Rollison, former resident, died in Oklahoma last week. Funeral and burial in Oklahoma Friday. Local social notes include visits among Marrs, Ross, Statesman, and Bright families. Illinois widows of World War I and Korean veterans urged to apply for 1959 death pension payments if income is under limits. guidance from the Illinois Veterans Commission.
Office hours listed for Tucker Illinois and Clark County Service Officer include 8:30 to 5 Monday through Friday and Wednesdays 10 to 2 at the Marshall courthouse. Fragmentary note mentions street and city details and an offhand remark about passerby glare.
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