Marshall Herald local paper rates and publication data
The Marshall Herald published by Wabash Valley Printing Co in Marshall Illinois provides subscription at 2.00 per year local advertising 35c per column line reader ad 20c per line minimum two lines. Editor Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart oversee Friday issues.
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Wabash Valley Printing Co
Marshall, Hinois
Mark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Marshall,linois
Marshall
Ilinois
Herald
Watch Your Step to Avoid an Accident
Farm safety tips from O L Hogsett urge recognition and removal of hazards and preparedness to handle accidents. National Farm Safety Week prompts cleanup and safety habits for all on the farm, noting over 4,000 farm deaths annually and more than one million injuries.
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National Safety Council
Flies Launch Their Annual Siege
Farmers face persistent pests as hornflies stableflies horseflies and other species swarm cattle during summer. Flies bite and suck blood reducing productivity and spreading disease while the common housefly transmits filth and parasites. Dr. N. D. Levine notes cattle Anaplasmosis as an indirect result of fly activity.
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N. D. Levine
University of Ilinois College of Veterinary Medicine
Safe driving tips for summer picnics and scenic drives
The article urges careful driving on summer trips for picnics or scenery. It warns drivers to consider those behind them, choose lighter traffic secondary roads when leisurely driving, and to signal and pull completely off the road to avoid hazards.
Anaplasmosis in cattle linked to parasites and vectors
Veterinary expert Dr. Levine warns the disease spreads via horseflies and other bloodsuckers and through unsterile dehorners and needles. It destroys red blood cells causing anemia and fever with high mortality in older cattle, though early treatment and disinfection can improve outcomes.
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Levine
Freezer Loading Tips From Home Economics Expert
Limit freezer loads to one fifteenth to one tenth of capacity to keep temperatures stable and ensure rapid freezing. Do not overload as center packages may thaw. leave space between items and follow manufacturer instructions for proper placement. Freezing should complete within 24 hours.
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University of Illinois Home Management Specialis
Catherine Sullivan
Quick Remedies for Furniture Scratches
University of Winds home furnishings specialist K Virginia Seidel describes simple fixes for shallow scratches. Rub an un salted oily nutment such as pecan English walnut or black walnut over the scratch then wipe with a soft dry cloth. A color matched wax crayon can also blend into the finish by rubbing over the scratch several times.
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University of Winds
K. Virginia Seidel
The Best Starting Spin Cast Outfit for Beginners
The article advises novices to start with an inexpensive spinning outfit to avoid backlashes and learn casting. It explains why spinning reels reduce common rookie errors, notes anti reverse gears aid control, discusses glass spinning rods and line spiraling, and urges practice before fishing on real streams.
Summer health hazards and skin care tips from Health Talk
The Illinois State Medical Society notes summer brings itching from chiggers and poison ivy, heat rash, and infections. Chiggers cause intense itching within 24 hours after attachment. poison ivy spreads by contact or contaminated items. Prevention includes dusting sulfur, washing with soap, drying skin, and avoiding the plant. Regular bathing helps keep skin cool and reduces discomfort.
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Illinois State Medical Society
Martinsville Fair Guests and Local Obituary
Melrose notes social visits by the Kenderdines and neighbors to Martinsville fair events. A longtime resident, Mrs. Nettie Leasure, dies in Torrance California. The column recalls local travel, family gatherings, and brief regional trivia about Syria and Detroit radio history.
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Chester Hix
Casey
C. W. Cornwell
Jesse Strohm
West Union
Pete Lee
George Lee
Bobby
Burton Lee
Bline
Leo Green
Judy Kenderdine
Celia Dodd
Akron
Ohio
Lawrence Kenderdine
Sandra
Judy
Debra
Martinsville
Addie Thompson
Earl Thompson
Wiley Kenderdine
Warren Kenderdine
Flossie Kenderdine
Charles Kenderdine
Jack Webster
California
George
Lawrence
West York
John
Detroit
Michigan
Pearl Mandell
Hammond
Indiana
Elma Bartlett
Torrance
Calif
Olive Branch Baptist Church
Sandra Kenderdine
Floasie Kenderdine
Wayne Kamplain
Near Flat Rock
June Kenderdine
Lake Walton
Percy’s Long Road From Estrangement To Achievement
Percy arrived from England to Utica New York as a child and faced persistent suspicion and isolation. He endured ridicule and bullying before retreating into a quiet shell, yet he excelled academically and continued to endure loneliness through elementary and into high school as he pursued his studies.
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Ercy Oakshot
England
Utica
New York
Percy
Percy Strickland's Rise From School to General Manager
A story of Percy Strickland who excels in school and work, earning company support for college. After four years of advancement he becomes a subdivision general manager, with the company president as a close ally. The tale highlights diligence turning into opportunity.
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Percy
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