Marshall Herald publication details and pricing notes
The Marshall Herald is produced by Wabash Valley Printing Co at 124 S. 5th St Marshall Illinois with Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart as editors. It is published every Friday with subscription at 2.00 dollars per year and local ads priced at 35c per column inch and 20c per line for reader ads.
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Wabash Valley Printing Co
S. 5Th Street
Marshall
Ilinois
Mark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Illinois
Tllinois
Consider the dairyman and his growing concerns
Illinois farmers outlook discusses the dairyman’s daily burdens and the milk market. It traces milk regulation from margarine bans to postwar price supports, noting costs exceeding 3.4 billion in nine years and daily government outlays. It weighs production controls, impacts on big versus young dairy farmers, and the risk of windfall profits. Lead by L. H. Simerl of the Department of Agricultural Economics.
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U. S
Washington
Illinois Law Defines Drag Racing and Penalties
The Illinois legislature passed a law defining drag racing as two or more drivers competing on a street or highway with one driver attempting to prevent overtaking. Conviction carries up to one year in jail and mandatory automatic license suspension. The article urges drivers to avoid using public roads as race tracks and notes penalties are appropriate given hazards.
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Illinois
Sleep Habits of Elephants and Crawfish Fishing Tips
An outdoor writer notes elephants sleep differently by species with the African standing and the Indian lying down. The piece touches on hibernation, the wheeze hawk, and crawfish bait practicalities. It explains soft craws stored in a refrigerator can revive later once brought back to life.
West Liberty Social Notes and Rural Busyness
West Liberty community captions list visits among neighbors and church groups with Rosa States, Ollie Lee, Ray Fitspatrick, Walter Cox, M L Behner, and others. Also notes topsoil nutrition from University of Illinois and a reflective piece on aging and club lunches.
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Ollie Lee
Owen Lee
Ray Fitspatrick
Walter Cox
Clyde Anderson
Edith Robinson
M. L. Behner
Carol Hinkle
Kentucky
Ethel Parker
Anna Behner
Mary BE. Behner
Rosa Statesman
Clarksville Church
Bonnie
Bennie Stutesman
Rosa Stutesman
Nancy Lou Biggs
Eather Fitzgarrald
Lafe Marrs
Harry Ernest Harbor
Mary E. Behmer
Edith Marrs
Ashmore Baptist Church
Ivan
Herb Morris
I G A Seal of Approval for Marshall I G A Foodliner
The Marshall I G A Foodliner received the Official Seal of Approval for 1962 for cleanliness and identification standards set by the Independent Grocers' Alliance. More than 350 Illinois 4 H'ers attend state junior leadership conference July 23 to 28 at Memorial Camp Monticello. Farming on the contour can re-
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Marshall I. G. A. Foodliner
Independent
Grocers’ Alliance
United States
Canada
Memorial Camp
Monticello
Illinois agricultural scientists report soil loss cut by half
University of Illinois agricultural scientists say average soil loss has been reduced by 50 percent. The finding reflects improved erosion control practices and conservation efforts across farms.
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University of Illinois ‘Agricultural Scientists
Duce
University of Illinois ‘Agricultural
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Archer Ave
Marshall, Hil
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