Marshall Herald publication details and pricing
The Marshall Herald lists publication by Wabash Valley Printing Co at 124 S. 5th Street in Marshall Illinois. Editor is Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart with weekly Friday issues. Rates include $2.00 yearly subscription and 35c per column inch advertising with 20c per line for reader ads.
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Wabash Valley Printing Co
5Th Street
Marshall
Illinois
Mark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Iinois
Herald
Illinois Tax Facts Highlights Tax Increases At State Level
Maurice W. Scott reviews the 72nd Illinois General Assembly, noting new state taxes and a hotel and motel tax, cigarette tax rise, and sales tax base broadening. Local gains include referendum requirements on property tax increases and amended fire protection tax bills, with near-miss on Chicago corporate fund changes. The session closed June 30 after six months and 2679 bills.
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Illiinois General Assembly
Taxpayers’ Federation of Illinois
Senate
Federation
Illinois
Chicago
General Assembly
Springfield
House
Consistent Guidance Vital in Child Discipline
A University of Illinois expert urges consistent, firm discipline. Do not promise rewards or punishments you won't carry out. Correct mistakes promptly and explain why. Avoid bribery and nagging, focus on the act, not the child, and emphasize health safety and social standards.
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Marguerite Lynch
University of Illinois
Ugley
Children as contributing members of the family plan
The text advises including children in family decisions to ease changes affecting them. It urges giving a voice and age appropriate responsibility, noting that no child is perfect and patience and humor help foster cooperation.
Milk program boosts school consumption in Illinois
A University of Illinois study finds milk consumption per student in Illinois schools rose from 12.3 quarts in 1953-54 to 30.3 quarts after five years of a special school milk program. Smaller schools with under 125 students show higher averages, with additional differences among participating schools.
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Iinois
University of Illinois
Robert E. Jacobson
R. W. Bartlett
Ilinois
College of Agriculture Oat
Urbana
School Milk Programs and Water Safety Rules
A report on school milk programs notes little consumption difference when charged for milk and warns that removing programs could raise prices and reduce intake. Safety tips urge lifeguards, trained swimmers, life jackets, cold water caution, and safe rescue methods. Illinois engineers collaborate with cleaner companies to improve tractor air cleaners.
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Local social notes from West Union and area
West Union social column lists visits and gatherings from July 5 including Mrs. Percy Stanfield hosting her daughter's friends Sheila Shaner Ann Shawler Jeanne Ellis Carolyn Beard and Peggy Swope. It also notes Sunday visits by the Lawrence and Shawler families and a Sid Vargas lake reunion near Martinsville with Shaffner Covich McCollum parties. A Niagara Falls Washington trip is described for several locals along with hospital, ambulance, and Ledermann reunion details. The Illinois wheat export program is cited by University of Illinois economists as depressing soft wheat prices relative to hard wheat.
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Percy Stanfield
Sheila Shaner
Ann Shawler
Jeanne Ellis
Carolyn Beard
Peggy Swope
Louis Lawrence
Dean Lawrence
Marshall
Elmer White
Lyman Shawler
Sid Vargas Lake
Martinsville
Oscar Shaffner
Bernadine Covich
George McCollum
Harry Thompson
Barbara Williams
Robinson
Dorothy McMillian
Springfield
Missouri
Niagara Falls
New York City
Washington, D. C
Dimple Mount
Terre Haute
Laura Poorman
Rosa Tolbert
Prost-Hosch
Union Hospital
Terré Haute
Ernie Buffington
Saginaw
Michigan
Fenton Ledermann
Harnett Wright
Wilford Leasure
Ruth Wright
Effie Barker
York
Frances Jackson
Clarence Ledermann
Geo. Ledermann
Ledermann
Lincoln Trail Park
Henry Thomas
Gary
Indiana
Ilinois
Local merchants urge trade for community progress
A promotional piece emphasizes customer satisfaction as key to repeat business. It argues that prompt courteous service fair prices and cheerful exchanges build loyalty and benefit the community when shoppers patronize local merchants.
Study Shows Preferences in Infant Wear
University of Illinois home economics graduate student Nancy Curran reports survey results from 50 Champaign Urbana mothers. Gauze diapers led, wrap around short sleeve shirts topped shirts, gowns were favored for sleepwear, with kimonos and pajamas close behind. Fitted sheets were preferred to non fitted, knit sheets seen as convenient and better fitting, though some noted faster wear.
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University of Illinois Home Economics
Nancy Curran
Champaign-Urbana
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