Marshall Herald Publication Details and Rates
The Marshall Herald from Marshall Illinois lists publication details including the Wabash Valley Printing Co address and editor Mark Stewart. It notes a weekly Friday issue with subscription at $2.00 per year and local advertising at 35 cents per column inch, classifieds at 20 cents per line.
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Wabash Valley Printing Co
5Th Street
Marshall
Mark Stewart
Tlinots
Herald
Shawneetown Eyes Comeback Across Ohio River
In Illinois sesquicentennial year Shawneetown, once battered by floods and river changes, shows signs of revival led by Father John Stallings. Three new coal mines may employ up to 800, with barge shipping on the Ohio. new subdivisions rise while old town spirit returns, aided by a federal housing program and planned dock facilities.
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Illinois
Ohio
John L. Sullivan
Shawneetown
Chicago
John Stallings
St. Mary's Church
Ilinois
Missouri
Kentucky
Tennessee
Indiana
Washington, D. C
St. Louis
Kaskaskia
Tllinois
Gallatin County
Ohio River
Mt. Aetna
Land Office
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
WPA
Old Shawneetown
Father Stallings
Butler
Bill Miller
Southern Illinois University
Bounty Hunters Shift From People to Predators in Old West
As laws ended human bounties the practice moved to animals. Predators like wolves foxes coyotes and pests such as rattlesnakes and magpies were targeted. Some states ended bounties over cross border payouts and misidentification concerns while others kept schemes. Wildlife losses moved predators to protected status.
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Conservation Department
Peanuts Take Spotlight in March Plentiful List
Peanuts dominate March reports as Midwest production hits a record, about one third above average. Farmers show strong yields with ample supplies expected across markets this season.
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Midwest
Newspaper Habit Reflects Child Mind Through Reading
A Stanford study by Dr. Wilbur Schramm shows newspaper reading starts at age seven and rises sharply. By age twelve two thirds read daily, with top students more likely readers. parental reading habits influence children’s newspaper use.
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Wilbur Schramm
Stanford University
Schramm
Sencrae
Ohio Chapel Social Notes in Hollenbeck Family
Mrs Maggie White called on Mrs Marie Hollenbeck Thursday. Several visits occurred Sunday afternoon including Pleasie Bartlett with Lottie Crumlin. Grant Hollenbeck and Wanda birthday celebration at Norton home with Richard and Rex. Norton attended funeral of William Norton in Marshall. Grace Starkey and Lucille Vanfleet visited Charleston. Family dinners in Decatur and Marshall at Colonial Kitchen. Richard Norton spent weekend with grandparents Grant and Mrs Hollenbeck. Margaret Alexander active in community.
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Dorothea Wernz
Barbara
Mary Crumlin
Grant Hollenbeck
Sullivan
Indiana
Opal Smithly
Jean
Max Howell
Leo Wernz
Wernz
Evansville
Mr Wernz
Maggie White
Marie Hollenbeck
Pleasie Bartlett
Lottie Crumlin
Charles Alexander
Anna Shotwell
Clara Shotwell
Quimba Norton
Richard
Rex
Wanda
Maude Thompson
William Norton
Marshall
Grace Starkey
Lucille Vanfleet
Charleston
Decatur
Margaret Alexander
Colonial Kitchen
Ferm Wernz
Edith Ledermann
Marie Holenbeck
Richard Norton
West Union church and club meetings noted
The Baptist W M U held a regular book study at Mrs Bertha Craig’s home with a carry in dinner. The Christian Church ladies class met at the church and served refreshments after business and Bible study. Thursday Afternoon Club hosted by Mrs Gertrude Strohm featured a historical program and refreshments for several members. Nearby residents traveled to Chicago and Carbondale for visits.
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Ladies of the Baptist W.M.U
Bertha Craig
The
Christian Church
Gertrude Strohm
Nelle Cline
Celia Dodd
Edna Gard
Beulah Huffington
Gladys Marvin
Irma Manhart
Nelle Strohm
Flossie Williams
Mabel Turner
Gene Dolson
David
Carol
Chicago
Fenton Ledermann
Robert Ledermann
Carbondale
Bloise Nichies
Dawton
Oklahoma
Co. M. Black
Roy Scott
Sunday Dinner Guests and Club Meeting Noted in Community
A local social page lists numerous Sunday dinner guests including Mr and Mrs Mel Rodgers of Mattoon and Mr and Mrs Dean Strohm. It also notes Mrs Nelle Cline hosting the Past Matron Club of the OES and mentions visits to Indianapolis Tucson and Paris with relatives and hospital calls in Sullivan Indiana.
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Mel Rodgers
Mattoon
Dean Strohm
Jack and
Scott
Harnett Wright
Dave Thompson
Terre Haute
Charles H.moore
Pato Dehl
Wiford Leasure
Ddaughters
Hattie Ledermann
Roberta McCullough
Mattie i Carpenter
Clarence Ledermann
John Bierbaum
Patty
Rose
Shirley
Mike
Marshall
Harry Thompson
Nelle Cline
O.E.S
Carrie Ogle
Gladys Marvin
Margaret Miller
Edna Gard
Golda Marvin
Juanita Wernz
Mary Harmon
Berniece Lindley
Jesse Medsker
Rembrant
Iowa
Medsker
Charles Medsker
John Sheets
Johnna
Unday Mornning
Indianapolis
Estella Shawler
Thelma Lawrence
Doris Shawler
Paris
Fred Hyatt
William Dickey
Keith Gust
Palestine
Richard Dickey
Hutsonville
Wayne Strohm
Carol Harmon
Richard Cline
Tucson
Arizona
Jack Nichols
Jesse Murphy
Chalk Nidey
Mary Sherman Hospital
Sullivan
Indiana
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Marshall Herald
U. S.'ing
Ameri Department of Agriculture
West Harriford
Nason Street
Florida
California
Chicago Motor
Ohio Chapel
West Union
Rosa Edington
Ida Riggs
Golda Craig
Maude Paddock
Burnside
Moschenrose Jewelers
Missionary Rally
West Union Christian Church
C.S.T
Floyd E. Clark
Johnson Bible College
Charles Selby
Philippines
Charles Troyer
Italy
Oldsmobile
Bryant Oldsmobile Co
Casey, Ill
Rol Heim
H. Ashley C. Bryant
C. Dippold
R. S. Miller
Rae Aa Hee
Keogh
IDS
Jack Bayerle
Anvestors Diversified Services
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