Local Newspaper Masthead for Marshall Illinois
The item presents publication details for the Wabash Valley Printing Co at 124 S Fifth Street Marshall Illinois with editors Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart. It notes weekly Friday publication, second class postage, and advertising rates for local ads and reader ads.
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Wabash Valley Printing Co
S. 5Th Street
Marshall
Illinois
Mark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Marshall, Ilinois
Taxpayers Federation Urges Further Illinois School District Consolidation
The Taxpayers Federation of Illinois calls for more district mergers to eliminate very small districts. Velma Crain notes U S trends show rapid reductions. Illinois had 1 993 systems in 1956 57 and 1 540 in 1961 62, with many districts under 150 pupils and high per teacher counts.
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Taxpayers’ Federation of
Inois
Illinois
Velma B. Crain
Bureau of the Census
U. S. Department of Commerce
United States
Ilinois
the Taxpayers Federation
The Duty of the Responsible Driver in Traffic
Two men discuss car insurance and responsibility in a parking garage. The piece argues driver responsibility goes beyond money, stressing knowledge of laws, driving skill, courtesy, mental attitude, and physical ability to prevent accidents rather than merely paying damages.
Call to Reexamine School Districts in Illinois
A speaker argues that inefficient school operations waste funds and time, depriving students of diverse programs. He urges a fresh look at Illinois district organization to restore competition and educational opportunities in larger districts.
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Ilinois
Illinois Farmers Outlook Letter Highlights Mixed Crop Prospects
The letter reports regional gains in the Northern Plains and drought in the southern states, with Iowa Indiana Illinois Minnesota Nebraska and Missouri showing varied moisture and planting conditions. It notes wheat yields down from last year and soft red winter wheat around 160 million bushels. It also mentions irrigation growth and changes in rainfall across the corn belt.
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Dakotas
Montana
Texas
Kansas
Atlantic
Midwest
Missouri
Iowa
Indiana
Illinois
Minnesota
Nebraska
Ohio
Michigan
Wisconsin
Intermountain
L. H. Simers Dept. of
Ag. Economics
Ohio Chapel Homecoming News Reflects Community Ties
The report catalogs a series of Sunday visits and social calls around Ohio Chapel and nearby towns. Mrs. Pleasie Bartlett hosts and guests include Mr. and Mrs. Ira Cannady, Dessie Gilliam, Fannie Luckhaupt, and many neighbors. Attendees attend club meetings and pay calls, highlighting ongoing local circulations and kinship ties in Sumner Oblong and West Union.
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Ohio Chapel
Ira Cannady
Pleasie Barlett
Dessie Gilliam
Fannie
Luckhaupt
Ira ‘Cannady
Harry Thornsburg
Martha Ellen
Lucille Vanfleet
Mable Gard
Shank
Paris
E. BE. Evang
Fern Wernz
A. A. Shaffer
Billie Misner
Walter Gard
Terre Haute
Adah Gray
June Cannady
Grant Hollenbeck
Sumner
Norbeck
Winford
Oblong
James Graham
Steve
Eva Wright
Anna Shotwell
Pleasie Bartlett
Grace Gard
Patie Dehl
West Union
Grace Griffith
Maggie Clatfelter
Stella Shawler
Nellie Strohm
Lilllie White
Mary Thompson
Hazel Nichols
Nina Blankenbaker
Cecil Spangler
Five Points Notes On Services And Enrollment
Bible school attendance Sunday was 102 at Five Points. Ron Vernimont, assistant minister at Maplewood church in Terre Haute, spoke Friday evening at the men s fellowship meeting. Attendance was ninety. Mrs Neva Charlesworth has enrolled at the University at Champaign for an eight week course.
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Bible School
Ron Vernimont
Maplewood
Terre Haute
Neva Charlesworth
The
University At
Champaign
Funeral services for Charles Shade held at Moore Funeral Home
A large community crowd attended the funeral for Charles Shade at Moore Funeral Home on Saturday afternoon. Various relatives and friends visited, while local residents were noted among attendees and family members shared condolences.
Choctaw Social Notices and Hospital Transfer
Elder Gaylord Green, Mary Ledermann, and William Ledermann were Sunday dinner guests of several local families including Mr. and Mrs. Hershel Cline and Dr. and Mrs. Doyle Hills. Rosa Richey was taken to Union Hospital in Terre Haute. Mrs. Elsie Shotts learned her brother was seriously injured diving into water. Additional visits occurred among locals including the Ledermanns, Higginbothams, and Marshalls families.
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Gaylord Green
Casey
Mary
William Ledermann
Hershel Cline
Doyle Hills
Jim
Ethel Butts
Martha Booker
Marshall
John
Golda Blizzard
Maude Miller
Rosa Richey
Union Hospital
Terre Haute
Shirley Ann Wilson
Ross Richey
Larry
Toney Williams
Joe
Roger Williams
Ola Spittler
Russell Craig
Harriet McDaniel
Emma Nicol
Elsie Shotts
Grace Higginbotham
Everett
Farm Corporations Grow in Illinois as Industry Expands
The report notes that about 35 farm corporations are now operating in Illinois. Visitors to the Darien area, including Mr and Mrs Ottis Williams and Mrs Mary Carpenter along with Harry, Elder and Mrs Frank Ammons of Arcola, were seen in the community on a Saturday.
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Ottis Williams
Darien
Mary Carpenter
Harry, Elder
Frank Ammons
Arcola
Illinois
United States Brewers Association
University of Illinois Agriculture Law Professor Addressed
An official communication was sent to a University of Illinois professor of agriculture law regarding scholarly standards, curriculum development, and ethical guidelines for agrarian policy research.
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University of Illinois
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Marshall Herald
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Scott
Maury
Federation of Illinois
Charles F. Carpentier
Illinois Farmers’ Outlook
Jup
Social Security
Cherry Street
Jonathan Baldwin Turner
Granville
G. B. Wilhoit
Charles Shade
Moore Funeral Home
Jerry Brinkerhofft
Urbana
Floyd Gill
Redman
Harley Brosman
Debbie Brosman
Cecile Church
Joyce Wilhoit
Ron Cornwell
Linda Be
DR. Maurice
J. Ennis
Optometrist
Archer Ave
Marshall, Il
Archer
R. E. Laird
Marshall, Ill
Marshall Loan CO
Ritter & Behner
South 6Th St. Marshall, Id
A. Pontiac
L. E. Pearce
Hickory
Tazewell County
Union League of America
Starlite
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