Martinsville Fair Program Preview in Marshall Herald
The Marshall Herald of Marshall Illinois previews the Martinsville fair with notices of publishing details, rates, and local advertising costs. It notes editor Wart and Catlos Stewart Brewar, and mentions mailing and postage classifications for the newspaper.
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Marshall Herald
Wabash Valley Printing Co
Marshall
Ilinois Wart
Catlos Stewart Brewar
Postoffice
Marshall, Tinois
Herald
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Farmers Face Discounts On Mixed Wheat In Illinois
Illinois farmers face price discounts for mixed wheat up to six cents a bushel. L F Stice, University of Illinois grain marketing economist, explains that mixes occur when more than 10 percent of another class is present, reducing value because hard red winter and soft winter wheat perform differently in baking.
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Ilinois
L. F. Stice
University of Iinois
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Btice
Illinois
Safety First For Fourth Of July Drivers
A push for cautious driving during the holiday weekend urges motorists to plan ahead and avoid tailgating. Citizens are urged to request the new Rules of the Road booklet by writing Charles F. Carpentier, Secretary of State, Springfield, Illinois.
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Charles F. Carpentier
Spring- Beld
Illinois
Golden wedding and social visits mark quiet Ohio day
Mrs. Grant Hollenbeck Rev. Robert Shephard preached Sunday evening from Peter 2 1 10. Prairieton Indiana guests joined the Golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Green at Hutoon. Dozens attended birthday parties and family visits were exchanged among local residents. Traffic temper concerns interrupt safety driving guidance ends with a public safety note. The Herald $2.00 per year.
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Robert Shephard
Paul Finkbiner
Prairieton
Indiana
Anna Shotwell
Fern Wernz
Herman Bartlett
Art Cooper
Anna Dee Wells
Stanley
Mary Sue
Perry Green
Hutoon
Haleta Wernz
George Hackler, Jr
Sons
Arcola
True Thompson
Dorothy ,Crumrin
Allen Crumrin
Anna
Des Wells
Ernest Marvin
William E. Marvin
Mike
George Marvin
Grant Hollenbeck
Ida Rigga
Fontanet
Euleta Wernz
Amanda Engle
Charlie Hawkins
Shakamak Park
Boating Safety Upheld As Growling Waterways Attract More Owners
World Outdoors notes five million outboard boats and half a million first time skippers will join the nation's waterways this season. It warns new owners often ignore safety rules until accidents occur and urges learning boating regulations, carrying safety gear, and using dealer, Coast Guard, and Outboard Boating Club safety services to prevent tragedies.
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Coast Guard
Outboard
Michigan's Capitol: 19th Century Dome Shines With History
Michigan's Capitol in Lansing, begun 1872 and finished 1879, cost 14 million then. A weathered statue of Governor Austin Blair overlooks the site as more than 100,000 visitors tour the historic center of government each year.
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Austin Blair
Michigan
Lansing
Muster Day At Old Sturbridge Village Recreates 18th Century Patriots
Visitors join militiamen on village greens as the Mattatuck Drum Band of Waterbury leads costumed units through a recreated New England town. Hosts portray Yankee tradespeople while soldiers march to Revolutionary tunes and gingerbread is served to militiamen.
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New England
Waterbury
Connecticut
America
Lexington
Yesteryear
Zipp Coon
Dan Tucker
Boston
Old Sturbridge Village
Mass
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