Taxpayers Federation notes gasoline tax timeline to 1972
Maurice W. Scott executive secretary of the Taxpayers Federation of Illinois warns October 1 1972 will not guarantee a red letter day as the federal gasoline excise tax set at 4 cents under a long list of temporary levies is scheduled to drop to 3 14 cents. The federation highlights historic temporary increases from 1932 onward and the large federal revenue in 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice W. Scott
Taxpayers’ Federation of
Ilinois
Scott
Tax Foundation, Inc
Taxpayers’ Federation
Seeing Behind the Windshield How Vision Affects Driving
An article discusses how visual acuity relates to driving safety. It notes Illinois licenses require 20/40 vision, with restricted rights at 20/40 to 20/60, and warns that good eyesight alone does not ensure safe driving. It emphasizes developing effective eye habits and self assessment.
Honeybee safety tips from University of Illinois expert
University of Illinois apiculturist V. G. Milum warns that honeybees sting mainly in self defense or to defend their home and warns against provoking them. Stinging is usually avoided by avoiding disturbance. swarms rarely sting. If stung remove the sting with a fingernail and treat swelling with home remedies, seek a doctor for serious reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. G. Milum
University of Illinois Apiculturist
West Liberty Community Notices and Social Visits
Mrs Evelyn Jackson spent Sunday in the home of Mr and Mrs Carol Hinkle. Mr and Mrs Marshall Thompson visited with Elzie Newman. Several from our community attended the wedding of Miss Carol Ewbank and Evan Lycan at Clarksville church. People also visited and hosted others in various homes around West Liberty. The Herald $2.00 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Jackson
Carol Hinkle
Marshall Thompson
Elzie Newman
Robert Stutesman
Rosa Stutesman
Ronnie
Bennie Stutesman
Malcom Means
Terre Haute
Joe Fitzjarrald
Charley Fitzjarrald
Ollie Lee
Hal Lee
Nancy Lou Biggs
Eather Fitzjarrald
M. L. Behner
Don Morgan
Wayne Ewbank
Donna Claypool
Paul Behner
Linda
Walter Cox
Kenneth Cox
Ard
Newt Bean
Homer Geffs
Howard Cox
Lee Bishop
Carol Ewbank
Evan Lycan
Clarksville Church
Elsie Jane Marrs
Howard Harper
Bosstick
Lafe Marrs
Somerhill Starks
E. C. Ham
Woodbury
Illinois
Ham
Nancy Doll
East St. Louis
Richard Cash
Grace Mason
Paris
J. H. Johns
David Bland
Donnetta
Maggie Bland
Alva Newell
Kenneth Waller
West Terre Haute
Robert Milbourn
Ralph Reedy
Marshall
P. M. White
Roy Ray
Danny Taylor
Earl Kirby
Milner
Estel Holmes
Dean
George Ray
Linda Fulton
Bloomington
Francis Holtsclaw
Ray
Lou Ada Tennell
Gerald Wilt
Charles Wilt
Edward Doll
Hazel Wolkers
Sanford
Indiana
Roberta Sweitzer
Carol Fitzgarrald
A E. Doll
A. E. Doll
Nina Johns
Joy T. Travioli
Michigan
Newell
Remembering rough times in South Dakota hay twisters and buckwheat
E M Newhall recalls lean years in South Dakota with hay twisters for fuel and sorghum mills. He notes buckwheat cakes from his father’s mill, sod farming, and cheap eggs and corn, before rainfall improved crops in 1800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Newhall
Loma
Montana
South Dakota
Itrene
Frankfort
Kentucky
Woodbury double wedding noted in Illinois church visit
Local social notes report Rev E C Ham officiating at a Woodbury Illinois church double wedding. Numerous visiting relatives and dinners across Indiana and Illinois, with family updates and a Bible verse ending the column.
Real Estate Transfers in Marshall Area June 1962
Property deeds recorded include Icenogle to Bross in Gay land addition Casey lot 4 section 20 township 1 range 14 for $2, Hudsons to Smith in section 15 township 10 range 14 for $2, Smiths to Schlosser in section 27 township 11 range 12 for $1, Gray to Daugherty in section 20 township 10 range .13 for $11, Crouch to Marion Miller in Dunlaney’s fifth addition Casey lots 17 and 24 for $2, Laws to Turman in Shuey Brothers addition Wentfield block 2 for $2, Low to Low in section 31 township 11 range 11 for $1, Low to Grace Low in section 31 township 11 range 11 for $1, Napier to Dill in section 8 township 10 range 13 for $2, Turner to Cammarasana in original town Marshall lots 1 and 2 block 25 for $10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse L
Norma J. Icenogle
Jesse Bross
Gayland
Casey
Frank and
Wilma Marie Hudson
Hugh and
Imogene Smith
Albert Eugene Smith
Russell G
Leona F. Schlosser
Otis W
Anna Gray
John H. Daugherty
Péar
Crouch
Marion EB
Donna J. Miller
Dulaney
Leland
Viola
Charles
2We
Wanda’ L. Turman
Shuey & Brothers
Wentfield
Grace Low
Eugene and
Clara Low
Eugene
Guy
Julia Napier
Robert
Minnie Kay Dill
Harold
Margaret Turner
Vincent
Angela Cammarasana
Marshall
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Marshall Herald
Wabash Valley Printing Co
S. 5Th Street
Marshall, Illnois
Mark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Mauri
Charles F. Carpentier
West Liberty
Mrs. Rosa Stutesman
THE
Herald
Detroit
Mich
Indianapolis
Orville Taylor
Harold Johns
Jane
Johnson
Russell Taylor
Agnes Haslett
Orange
California
Eugene Carpenter
Albert Carpenter
P. A. Carpenter
R. E. Laird
Marshall, Tll
Claypool Body Shop
Clarksville
L. E. Pearce
Hickory, Marshall, I
Petrolane Gas Inc
Petrolane
Clark County
Incorporated
Archer Avenue
Marshall, Ilinois
Corvair
MONZA
Corvair Monza
Chevrolet
CHEVY
NOVA
Voila
Archer Ave
Marshall, Ill
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