Marshall Herald publication details and rates
The Marshall Herald is published weekly by the Wabash Valley Printing Co in Marshall Illinois. Editors are Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart with Mark Stewart listed as editor. Subscriptions cost 2.00 per year and local ads are 35c per column inch while reader ads are 20c per line.
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Wabash Valley Printing Co
Marshall
Illinois
Mark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Ilinois
Herald
Illinois Tax Facts from the Taxpayers Federation of Illinois
The Taxpayers Federation of Illinois reports that U S government, state and local tax collections for fiscal 1958 totaled 98 4 billion dollars 568 per capita with federal revenue at 68 billion 69 of the total and local and state shares of 15 5 and 14 9 billion respectively. Expenditures reach 134 9 billion with defense and international relations at 46 1 billion. Real peaceful living would require a larger pocketbook for John Q Public.
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United States
Taxpayers’ Federation of Illinois
U. S. Department of Commerce
Bureau of the Census
John Q
Rules of the Road warn drivers on pedestrian risks
A state official urges motorists to watch pedestrians in town and on residential streets. He notes jaywalking and mid block crossings as leading causes of fatal accidents, especially for older people and children. A free Rules of the Road booklet is available from Charles F. Carpentier, Secretary of State, Springfield, Illinois.
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Charles F. Carpentier
Springfield
Illnois
Puget ‘Sound
Tacoma
Washington
Rainier National Park
Pacific Northwest
Charles Wilkes
United States
Puget Sound
Northern Pacific
Tidewater
Rising 4-H enrollment boosts prospects for 1969 awards
Figures on 4 H enrollment for 1969 show an upward trend across all states and Puerto Rico. The national award programs encompass clothing, frozen foods, entomology, safety, public speaking, and tractor work among nearly 60 others, with about one winner per 2 000 participants. Awards come from major firms and foundations, all coordinated by the Cooperative Extension Service USDA.
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Puerto Rico
National Committee On Boys and Girls Club
Jarnet
Benich Ie
National Committee
Charles R. Walgreen
Standard, Brands
Coats & Clark
Carnation ‘Go
Simplicity
Pattern Co
Hercules Powder Co
Metty
Cracker of
General Mills
Whirlpool Corp
Montgomery -Ward
General Motors
Firestone Tire
Rebirder Co
John Deere
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Colgate-Palmolive
Homelite
Armour, &Co
Burlington
Milwaukee
Tenois Central
Wilson & Co
Standard’ “On
Foundation
Chicago
Cooperative Extension ‘Service
USDA
Federal versus state and local government spending in 1958
The article compares 1958 outlays: federal $20.0 billion, state $33.6 billion, local $33.6? billion, with 1957 levels showing federal up 4 percent, state up 19 percent and local up 10 percent. Unemployment insurance payments rose to $2.8 billion in fiscal 1958 from $1.5 billion the prior year.
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Ture
Illinois Veterans Commission Announces Korean Veterans Aid Forms
Ralph B. Johnson announces application blanks for the Korean Veterans Compensation fund will be available at Illinois Veterans Commission service offices on November 2. Eligible veterans may receive 100 dollars if they served between June 27, 1950 and July 27, 1958 and were Illinois residents for 12 months before service, with honorable discharge and Korean Service Medal. The $1000 for spouses and family applies if death occurred during service or from a service-connected disability before January 1, 1955. Checks are expected to mail around December 1, 1959. Edgar County contact Walter Tucker at 150 E Court St Paris IL. hours 8:30 to 5 weekdays, Saturdays 8:30 to noon. Clark County officers available Wednesdays 10 to 3 at the County Courthouse Marshall IL.
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Mllinois
Johnson
Edgar County
Illinois Veterans’ Commission
Walter Tucker
E. Court Street
Paris
Clark County
Marshall
Llinois
Hunt Safely And Save A Life In Illinois 1959 Season
Hunters urged to use common sense and safe handling of guns. One third of 1958 fatal shootings occurred on hunting trips. Do not shoot if you cannot see your target, keep guns unloaded in vehicles, load on site, keep muzzle down, keep safety on, and avoid alcohol with gunpowder.
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Illinois
O. I. Hogsett
University of Illinois College of Agriculture
Tacoma Port and Industry Profile in Early 20th Century
Tacoma grows as a seaport and rail hub with 157000 residents. It hosts 400 industries including lumber, plywood, paper and smelted ores. Nearby Fort Lewis, McChord AFB, Mount Rainier Depot and Madigan Army Hospital anchor military presence. Recreation and advertising efforts appear in local life.
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Pacific Coast
Tacoma
United States
Fort’ Lewis
McChord Air Force Base
Mount ‘Rainier Ordnance Depot
Madigan Army Hospital
Air Force
The
Narrows
Puget. Sound
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Cite Des Fleurs
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