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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1969
Page
2
The Marshall Herald lists subscription at 2.00 per year and local advertising at 35 cents per column inch with 20 cents per line for classifieds. It notes no three month subscriptions and provides editor contact details for Marshall Illinois.
Illinois House Highway Committee approved a random vehicle inspection measure patterned on California. The bill requires vehicles to meet equipment standards at all times and authorizes immediate repairs or stopping of defective vehicles. State Police and Secretary of State Investigators would issue summons for defects and nonrepair, with dismissals if proper repairs occur. The program would involve Chapter 12 and Chapter 13 amendments and be overseen by the Illinois Vehicle Inspection Board with support from the State Police and Secretary of State staff.
The Zion Home Extension unit held its May breakfast at Lincoln Trail Park on Wednesday May 14 with 13 attendees. Guests included Mary Schaefer Caren Finna Douglas Martha Burton and others as bacon eggs and coffee were served with homemade bread coffee cakes rolls and doughnuts. The Zion Ladies Aid met May 15 with devotions led by President Mable Hawker and a luncheon for members including Amelia Sweitzer Hilda Junker and Florence.
Angler Tom Andrews touts the Bucktail Spoon pairing with Johnson's Silver Minnow as a productive lure. He notes color variations from four bucktail tails to improve lake trout bites and shares a Ontario camp tale of switching colors for the winning bite. The piece emphasizes lure history and practical tips like trimming the bucktail for better action.
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