The Marshall Herald Fronted By Local Advertisers
The Marshall Herald prints weekly from Marshall Illinois with editors Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart. Published every Friday by Wabash Valley Printing Co. It is mailed as second class mail and lists subscription at 2.00 per year and local ad rates of 35c per column inch and 20c per line for reader ads.
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Wabash Valley Printing Co
Marshall, Dlinois
Mark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Marshall
Illinois
Iilinois
Herald
Law on the Farm. Illinois decries centralization and gaps in local governance
In a column attributed to Al Capp, the piece opposes federal aids and centralized taxation, arguing for stronger local control. It notes Illinois township and county boundaries date to earlier centuries, rising urban interests, and the need for unified local budgeting and audits while warning of waning citizen attention and local power.
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Hoover Commission
Washington
Illinois
S Mall
General Assembly
Ilinois
Traffic Safety Tips for Pedestrians in Illinois City
A survey shows pedestrians suffered over 65 percent of traffic fatalities in a large Illinois city last year, with nearly half of victims aged 65 or older. The notice urges pedestrians to look both ways, avoid stepping into streets from between parked cars, and requests the new Rules of the Road booklet from Charles F. Carpentier, Secretary of State, Springfield, Illinois.
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Illinois
Charles F. Carpentier
Springfield
Be Sure to Give the Fish an Even Break in Fishing Equipment
The World Outdoors advocates balanced tackle for leisure fishing. It argues for choosing gear to match the fish and goals, whether for meat or sport, and stresses humane play and gradual returns to the water.
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Wx&h
Hereford Breeding Lines At Dixon Springs Station
Fourteen groups of 20 to 30 cows each are kept separate at the Dixon Springs Station pasture study until mid July. Three Hereford lines—fast gaining, early fattening, and control—are managed to evaluate rate of gain and fleshing. Researchers advise using beef bulls with high rate of gain and good fleshing, noting the aim to boost output with existing inputs.
Ohio gossip notes list wide circle of visitors and events
Mrs. Grant Hollenbeck and Mr. and Mrs. Millard Martin visited with Ida Riggs and Burton Joe. Numerous calls and Sunday visits report from Marshall Hymera and Paris areas, with birthday gathering for Herman Bartlett, church notices, and a funeral in Farmersburg related to Scripture verse Eccl. 12 14.
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Millard Martin
Ida Riggs
Burton Joe
Allen Crimlin
Ethel Meeker
Frank Yaris
Charles Moore
Dave Thompson
True Thompson
Golda Brown
Mary Scott
Weat Union
Tyler Timmons
Percy Crumlin
Linda
Mary Sue Wells
Herman Bartlett
Grace Gard
Marie Hollenbeck
W. C. Marvin and Son
Anna Shotwell
Charles M. Moore
Marshall
Gideon Dehl
Walter Crumlin
Carroll Gard
Russell Gray
R. H. Gard
Anna Dee Wells
Pleasie Bartlett
Thomas Myles
Tommy
Robert Sheppard
Paris
Ohio Chapel
Fern Wernz
Joe Wernz
Harold Wernz
Robert Wernz
Two-Party System Noted as Global Rarity
The text discusses how the two party system is mainly found in the United States, Great Britain, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, parts of Latin America, and a few other countries. It also notes 19th century belles used lorgnettes for fashion despite lacking eye defects.
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World
United States
Great Britain
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Latin America
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Aerman Bartlett
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Danville
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Casey
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Brain
Chariea van Deren
Geraldine Beranstein
Navyman
Antarctic
Frederika
Susan MacDonald
Philadelphia
Daniel W. Dietrich
Jordan
Heseeim
Huseeim Fakhri
Air Force Missile Test Center
Cape Canaveral, Fla
National Academy of Sciences and Nations Science Foundation
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