Martinsville Fair Program Preview for Thursday Night
The Marshall Herald Martinsville edition advertises the Martinsville Fair Program for Thursday night July 23 with standard local notices. Publisher details list Wabash Valley Printing Co Marshall Illinois and editor Mark Stewart. Subscription rates noted at 2.00 per year with local ads 5c per column and reader ads 20c per line.
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Martinsville
Wabash Valley Printing Co
Marshall, Olinois
iMilerk Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Mark Stewart
Marshall, Limnois
Marshall, Mimnois
Herald
Rolling Trolling Adds Variety and Profits for Small Craft
The skipper can satisfy passengers who want a boat ride and those who want to fish by rolling or trolling. Trolling keeps the lure in water and moving, often yielding good catches, especially in hot weather when fish are deep. Slow speeds are usually best, with experimentation guiding the right pace for each stretch of water.
Traffic Safety Tips for Summer Illinois Travel
Summer travelers in Illinois are urged to plan ahead for safer highway trips. Schedule reservations to avoid last minute stress, take frequent short stops, and stretch to stay alert. A free copy of the updated Rules of the Road is available by writing to Charles F. Carpentier, Secretary of State, Springfield.
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Illinois
Futre
Charles F. Carpentier
Springfield
Maole
Ancient Egyptian Floral Gifts and American Crop Use
Notes on Ra Meses the Great claiming 19 million ceremonial bouquets. Corn ranked as America's top crop historically though most is used to feed livestock. The text also mentions name variants Boosie and Joe Bee Sim with unclear context.
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Rameses the Great
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Boosie
Joe Bee Sim
Five Points social notes and church camp duties
Douglas Wilson, minister at this place, taught at the Oil Belt Christian Service Camp in Flora Illinois last week then left for Washington Indiana to serve at the Illinois Christian Assembly this week. Local families and relatives gathered for services and social visits while Wilbur Hutchens and family plan a Delaware base assignment after leave. Dairy cattle use high moisture corn but not superior to regular corn per University of Illinois dairy scientists.
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Oil Belt Christian Service Camp
Flora
Illinois
Washington
Indiana
Illiana Christian Assembly
Larry Stromberg
Highland
Carl Morgan
Ralph Burkett
Herbert Hutchens
Dill City
Oklahoma
Wilbur Hutchens
Wilbur
Amarillo
Texas
Delaware
Martha Morecraft
Bill Hendrix
Aurora
Dlinois
Albert Jones
Paris Hospital
Maurice Wilhoit
Glenn
Wilcoit
Joyce
Rex Wilhoit
Bryce Drake
Don Wilson
Virginia Morgan
Janeville
Wisconsin
Marian Morgan
el Paso
el Pasco
Wilbur Hutchengs
Harlan Hutchens
Glenn Wilhoit
Don Williams
Evansville
Lee
Paris
Anna Veach
Cora Wright
Clarence
Edith Beebee
Lloyd Hendrix
Sharon
University of Ilinoia
Alaska A Vast Frontier Shaping Statehood Attention
Alaska stretches 506 400 square miles twice Texas size drawing national focus as statehood nears. Tourists and settlers gaze northward while long residents recall Alaska s remote heritage. Histories tie to 18th century explorers and early American colonies shaping a young yet old land. Population skews young with Eskimo and Indian communities forming a diverse mix.
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Alaska
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