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The Marshall Herald, Marshall Illinois, published by Wabash Valley Printing Co. edited by Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart, appears weekly each Friday. Subscription is 2.00 per year local ads 35c per column inch and reader ads 20c per line.
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Wabash Valley Printing Co
Marshall
Illinois
Mark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Herald
Extension Service Aims to Aid All Interested Farmers
W G Kammlade associate director of the Illinois extension service says the program serves all interested in agriculture and home economics. The group seeks to improve marketing efficiency and product use while remaining educational and non regulatory, leaving decisions to farmers and market participants. The Grain Dealers Management Conference on the University of Illinois campus featured the remarks.
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W. G. Kammilade
Illinois Extension Service
Kammlade
University of Iinois
Department of Agricultural Economics
Tlinois Grain Dealers Association
Farmers Grain Dealers Association
Division of University Extension
Local Notes From West Union And Surrounding Areas
Mrs Eva Wright visits Robinson at her daughter s home Mrs Rus wel Clatfelter for an indefinite stay. Hilton Milbourn and Lee Chapman with spouses guest at Aunt Etta Hollis Grandview Illinois. Janice Heleine nurse at Bt Anthony Hospital Terre Haute weekend with Dan and Mrs Heleine. Opal Eagan hosts afternoon gathering at Fred Perkins home with Roy Scott Fairy Collier Martha Moore Maude Rhoads Sylvia Gideon Nelle Cline Jesse Thompson and Jane Smith. Twelve youth and five sponsors attend a youth rally at Second Christian Church Terre Haute Monday night.
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Eva Wright
Robinson
Ruswel Clatfelter
Hilton Milbourn
Terre Haute
Lee Chapman
Etta Hollis
Grandview
Ilinois
Janice ‘Heleine
Rat
Anthony Hospital
Dan Heleine
Opal Eagan
Fred Perkins
Roy’ Scott
Fairy Collier
Martha Moore
Maude Rhoads
Sylvia Gideon
Nelle Cline
Jesse Thompson
Jane Smith
Conservation Reserve Program expands farm wildlife projects
The Conservation Reserve Program boosts game food and cover plantings wetlands and pond construction with 20 percent cost sharing and annual rentals. Oklahoma Ohio Missouri the Dakotas and North Carolina aid state wildlife departments while Congress must extend the 1960 deadline. Short notes include robin diet and weasel meat intake.
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Department of Agriculture
Oklahoma
Ohio
Missouri
Dakotas
North Carolina
Congress
Local social notes from Normal Illinois and nearby towns
Mrs Laura Poorman returned home after a week with daughter Mrs Edward Tuttle and family in Annapolis vicinity. Various guests attended dinners and club meetings at the homes of Mrs Estella Shawler Mrs Irma Strohm and others. A Past Matrons club gathering featured a ham dinner and an anniversary cake baked by Martha Crocker.
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Laura Poorman
Edward Tuttle
Annapolis
Elizabeth Heleine
Irma Strohm
Ella Powers
Sydney
Paris
Eva Wricht
Estella Shawler
Grace Matteson
Marshall
Estella
Prust
Edna Gard
Margaret, Miller
Eloise Nichols
Nelle’Strohm
Thelma Lawrence
Fasher Wright
Margaret Tingley
Eliza Simmons
Mount Olive
Alice Morton
John Morton
Indiana State Teachers College
Terre Haute
Normal
Ilinois
Illinois State Normal University
Evenees
Order of Eastern Star
Clara Shotwell
W. A. Shotwell
Margaret Miller
Ivan Cline
William Gard
Nelle Strohm
Martha Crocker
Georgia Macklin
Flossie Williams
Edna Baker
Bertha Craig
Cleona Bartlett
Helen Crumlin
Celia Dodd
Church to start services on daylight time
It was voted to start all church services on daylight time effective next Lord's day May 3. Several families and guests attended recent dinners and socials at local homes including the Bakers, Rhoades, Fletcher, Higginbothams, Claypools, Hendrix, and Hutchens.
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Ted Long
Anita
Henry Rhoades
Ralph Fletcher
Forrest Baker
Bud Higginbotham
Paris
Carolyn Claypool
Ann Lee
Harold Hendrix
Sharon Connelly
Lincyd Hendrix
Betty Claypool
Maxine Macke
Mother's Club
Martinsville High School
Controlling Crabgrass With Early Summer Chemicals
Advice notes the use of di sodium methyl arsenate potassium cyanate and phenyl mercury acetate to control crabgrass after growth begins. Application should start in June and follow manufacturer directions.
Going Steady And Its Drawbacks For Teenagers
A sixteen year old girl dates two boys who each want her to go steady. The piece argues against exclusive pairs, noting the appeal of dating freely, the loss of individuality in steady couples, and the eventual search for the right partner. Readers are invited to send letters with opinions or questions.
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Jim
Houston Texas Main Street Photograph Portrait
The passage identifies Houston Texas as the largest city in the South and eighth in the nation, noting its population growth from 63,000 in 1800 to 1,195,000 in 1958, driven by inland port facilities and the Ship Channel. It highlights Texas as a film subject state, and calls Houston a center of petrochemical, petroleum, mineral wealth, oil and cattle industries.
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Gulf of Mexico
U. S. Petro-Chemical and Petroleum Industries
Houston
Texas
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