Marshall Herald publication details and pricing
The Marshall Herald is published weekly by Wabash Valley Printing Co Marshall Illinois with editors Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart. It notes postal status second class and rates including $2 per year subscriptions local ads 35c per column line 20c per line and minimum 2 inches.
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Marshall Herald
Wabash Valley Printing Co
Marshall
Illinois
Mark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Herald
Weather and feed strategies for Dixon Springs wheat and livestock
This Dixon Springs notice discusses drought- or flood-affected pasture in southern Illinois. It notes wheat and small grain yields are high in a wet spring and dry June, while pasture production lags. Solutions include grain feeding for cattle and lambs, use of Sudan grass lespedera and stubble pastures, and managing cow and calf programs for fall markets.
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Dixon Springs
George Omarik
Bob Webb
Attic Safety Rule Emphasized by Illinois Official
Secretary of State Charles F Carpentier warns motorists about a new Illinois attorney general ruling on drivers who cause or contribute to accidents without being involved. If a driver fails to stop after his driving causes others to stop or be hit, he can be prosecuted. The rule applies even without actual knowledge of the crash and damages. Motorists may need to summon aid and report to the Division Highways, and a free copy of the updated Rules of the Road can be requested in Springfield Illinois.
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Illinois
Charles F. Carpentier
Springfield
Diinols
Beef cattle flex for pasture use and market value
The article argues adding yearling and two year old cattle to a cow herd improves pasture utilization and reduces overstocking risk. It notes feeders or grain finishing can yield profits, while pure cow and calf systems lack flexibility. It also includes a devotional urging gratitude to God for blessings and food. The USDA cautions against applying linseed to crops planned for potatoes due to flavor changes.
Attendance at Mt Olive and local visit notes
Attendance at Mt Olive was 73, offering $100. Mrs Ruby Melton and Mrs Clyde Pinkstaff of Palestine and Mrs Maggie Melton of Indiana spent Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Cecil Wells. Rev Warren Dawson of Carlinville visited with Mr and Mrs Ray Drake. Mrs Joe McCrory entertained the Jolly Pal Club.
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Mt. Olive
Ruby Melton
Clyde Pinkstaff
Palestine
Maggie ‘Melton
Indiana
Cecil Wells
Harry Seymour
Olney
Alva Wells
George St. John
Casey
Bryce Drake
Byron Ray Calvert
Martinaville
Ray Drake
Joe McCrory
Bert McCrory
Everett Shumaker
Union Hospital
Terre Haute
Warren Dawson
Carlinville
Jolly Pal Club
Choctaw Guests Attend Sunday Events In Arcola Area
Mrs Maude Miller Elder and Mrs Frank Ammons visited Arcola as Sunday guests of local families. Youth meeting at Marshall Baptist church drew Woodrow McCollium and Anna Nicol with Golda Blizzard. Maude Miller hosted the W M A Tuesday afternoon with Delpha Nicol among attendees.
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Elder
Frank Ammons
Arcola
Hershel Cline
Delphia Nicol
Golda Blizzard
Richard Wiliams
Marshall Baptist Church
Woodrow McCollium
Anna Nicol
Allright
Maude Miller
Delpha Nicol
How fast is too fast on highways and in automation
The Ravenswood News discusses speed limits and driver perception on high speed roads noting we may outpace drivers and night vision varies. It urges safer vehicle signaling when disabled and warns against dangers of misjudging a moving vehicle. The Catskill Mountain Star argues automation creates more jobs overall and should be welcomed not feared.
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Ravenswood News
Ravenswood
W. Va
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Ohio Turnpike
Catskill Mountain
Saugerties
New York
Prophets of Doom
National flood control costs and disputes cited by Gen Sturgis
General STURGIS warned the National Rivers and Harbors Congress that America faces an average annual flood bill of half a billion dollars in main river valleys. He said current spending would take 25 years to complete needed programs, hindered by disputes among groups and by opposition to multi purpose dams. He urged decisive action before further damages and noted water shortages near major cities.
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T. Gen
S. D. Sturgis, JR
Army Engineers
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Mississippi
Sturgis
New England
Columbia River
Congress
Senate
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Wide World Facts From Orange Trees To Card History
A compact set of curious notes covers orange trees yielding 3 000 to 4 000 fruit per year and trees bearing 10 000 oranges. dates 3 years to first fruit and lifespans 100 to 150 years. It also notes fur farming changes and cards origins with 52 weeks and 13 lunar months as parallels.
Allright Residents Host Sunday Social Attended by Nicol Ledermann Blizzard
Mrs. Emma Nicol of Allright hosts a social with Mary Ledermann and Golda Blizzard. Refreshments included sandwiches jelly, celery jello and ice drinks. Mrs Mildred Williams visited Sunday morning with Emma Nicol. Joe stayed for the day.
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Emma Nicol
Allright
Mary Ledermann
Golda Blizzard
Mildred Williams
Richard
Joe
Roger
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Charles F Carpentier
John Wadsworth
USDA
Miss Frances, Drake
Mrs. Maude Miller
SC Lae
Benefoie
Age Tees
MALL
Bokhara
Sandy
Barwick
Elmet
England
Carrollyn Williams
Ft. Barry
Calif
Thos
Stanley
Virginia
Arthur B. Langlie
Washington
Remamania
King Michael
Santa Monica
Army
Si Hunteville
Als
Menest John
Wike
Corporal
Redstone
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