Marshall Herald early 20th century billing and masthead
The Marshall Herald published by Wabash Valley Printing Co Marshall Illinois lists editors Mark and Carlos Stewart with weekly Friday issues. Subscription rate is 2.00 per year local ad rate 35c per column inch reader ads 20c per line.
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Safety tips on grounding TV antennas and home cooling
University of Illinois experts warn against poorly grounded antennas and chimney mounts risking fire and brick damage. They urge professional installation for safety and advise shoppers to know cooling area, occupants, insulation, and exposure. Also notes confinement housing systems for hog farms as a future feature.
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University of Ilinois
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University of Illinois Extension
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Male and Female Drivers Compared in Illinois
The article notes women hold 38.7 percent of Illinois driver licenses and, despite driving fewer miles, account for fewer accidents. It cites 17.6 percent of accidents involving women and 10.51 percent of traffic offenses by females, suggesting better safety records for women.
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Recognizing Poison Ivy Helps Farmers, Says Illinois Agronomist
University of Illinois agronomist warns about poison ivy as a nuisance and teaches recognition for avoidance. Illinois dairy researchers note a feeding value bonus of 10 bushels of corn by cutting alfalfa-brome hay in the bud stage.
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How to Discourage a Persistent Boy in Teen Years
Dear reader asks how to handle a 15 year old boy who persistently pursues a 13 year old. Advice: state clearly you do not like him and want him to stop, in a calm manner. if persistence continues seek help from a teacher or parent. the piece notes some boys push back and require firmer boundaries.
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Polio Pioneers Lead Teen Campaign for Salk Institute
Randall Kerr, Oakton Virginia teen and No 1 Polio Pioneer, leads fellow teens in raising funds to build a 15 million dollar Salk Institute building wing in San Diego. The project, opening in 1963 under Dr Jonas Salk, aims to advance biology through collaborative research across multiple fields.
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Victor H. Kerr
Oakton
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Local social notes from West Liberty and nearby towns
A series of brief social items lists visits and hospitality among West Liberty residents including Rosa Statesman Eather Fitzgarrald Lily Starks and Harold Evans plus attendees from Riley Indiana. The column also mentions a University of Illinois agronomist advising on pre emergence chemicals to control weeds and protect money.
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Evert Tolen
Wilbur Outright
Eather Fitzgarrald
Lily Starks
Roy Biggs
Paris
M. L. Behner
Mary E.behner
Misa
Linda Behner
Champaign
Jean Hinkle
Lester “Veach
Harold Evans
Walter Cox
Ethel Rodgers
Ivan’ ‘Cox
Robert ‘Webster
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Linda
Lafe Marrs
Somerhill Starks
Jack Starks
Clyde Trimmer
Riley
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Cecil Fuson
Johnnie Hutchings
Charley
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