Marshall Herald publication details and rates
The Marshall Herald printed by Wabash Valley Printing in Marshall Illinois lists editors Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart. It includes postal registration and rates for subscriptions and advertising such as 2.00 per year, 35c per column inch, and 20 per line for classified ads.
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Wabash Valley Printing, Co
Marshall
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Mark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
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Law on the Farm Public nuisance rules in Illinois farming areas
Law on the Farm explains public nuisance under Illinois law. It defines nuisance as anything unlawfully causing damage or offense, cites examples like improper waste, stream pollution, and obstructions to highways. Remedies include injunctions and damages, with statutes in Illinois Revised Statutes Chapter 38 Section 466.
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Illinois
Biggest Problems of Young People Are Unhappy Homes and the Draft
A national survey of 7 037 youths rates the draft and unhappy parental relationships as the top worries. Among 23 problems, developing sexual attitudes, being misunderstood, and finding work follow. economics rank low with one third lacking good living conditions. Majority responses from under 21 year olds total 6181.
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Massachusetts
Midwest
Phillipson
Eisenhower moves to end federal price controls
The administration moves to scrap price controls on thousands of items including eggs, poultry, soaps, gasoline, crude oil, newsprint, and rubber. Critics fear runaway prices, while supporters see a return to free markets and potential stabilization amid cautious optimism.
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Eisenhower
Washington
Tripple-T 4H Club Meeting and Activities
The Tripple-T 4 H Club met February 24 at Washington school with hostess Gerald Robinson. Members heard talks on stomach ache first aid swimming sheep Hereford cattle and more. Twenty fifth member LaFern Richey welcomed as next meeting set for March 31 at Washington school.
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Washington School
Richard
Carolyn
Artie Miller
Danny Jackson
Larry
Warren Wells
Linda
Bobby
Carol
Ann Brackson
Marjorie Walsh
Joann Morgan
Jerry Gard
Gerald Robinson
Richard and
Carolyn Smith
Carolyn Sue McConchie
June Norton
Paul
Glen
Herbert Norton
Richard Williams
Dale Glen
Dale Schaefer
Janie Burnam
Herman
Glen Dale Thompson
David Miller
LaVern Richey
John Douglas
Community Notes From West York Area
Local items report Glenn Lee returning from Korea and attendance at a community meeting at the American school. Chester Hix suffers a severe heart attack but is improving. Several residents share meals and visits, with upcoming meetings planned at the same Melrose location and at Old No. Six school. A poultry expert advises prechecking brooders two to three days before chicks arrive.
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Glenn Lee
George Lee
Korea
Charles ‘Kenderdine
Jacks Thompson
Chester ® Hix
Melrose
Esthér ‘Wells
Warren Kenderdine
June
Flossie Kenderdine
Lawrence Kenderdine
Sandra
Judy
Flat Rock
Leon Dodd
Mable Dodd
Lancaster Redman
Kansas Station
June Kenderdine
Wayne Dodd
No. Six
Dogs now live longer with modern veterinary care
About 22 million U.S. dogs enjoy longer, healthier lives due to advances in medicine, vaccines, nutrition, and animal hospitals. Rabies protection, sulfa drugs, penicillin, and aureomycin boost outcomes while better dog foods and vitamins improve daily care. There are 12,903 licensed veterinarians and 2,500 animal hospitals nationwide aiding canine health.
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