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Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1959

Page

2

Marshall Herald Local Press Details and Rates

The Marshall Herald published by Wabash Valley Printing Co Marshall Illinois lists editors Mark and Carlos Stewart. It is issued every Friday and entered at the Marshall post office as second class mail matter with subscription at 2.00 per year and local ad rates of 35 cents per column and 20 cents per line for reader ads.

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Before Christmas, check your home wiring habits

Advice from Frank Andrew of the University of Winois shows how to prevent blackouts from blown fuses by matching wattage to circuit capacity. A 20-amp fuse handles about 2800 watts. add loads on separate circuits, test the fuse box, and keep proper fuses on hand.

Frank Andrew University of ‘Winois Pisto

Don’t Load a Gun While Traveling Says Illinois Expert

O L Hogsett of the University of Illinois urges hunters to consider safety before hunting. He warns that carrying a loaded gun in a car or boat can invite trouble and recommends precautions.

O. L. Hogsett University of Illinois College of Agriculture

Night Driving Caution Urged by State Officials

A statewide traffic safety notice warns motorists to use caution at night with reduced speeds on open roads and in towns. It highlights risks at intersections, pulled-into traffic, and jaywalking, urging careful driving and offering a copy of the Rules of the Road booklet from Charles F. Carpentier, Secretary of State, Springfield, Illinois.

Charles F. Carpentier Springfield Ilinois

Safer Hunting Rules and Lone Scouts Reflections

A safety focused note advises unloading and securing firearms and keeping ammunition locked when not in use. It also comments on turkey purchasing trends and USDA whistle standards. The column recalls the Lone Scouts of America origins, growth, and merger with the Boy Scouts, noting the movement's impact and lasting legacy through the Elbertian Legion.

Jim Walsh Victum Lone Scouts of America Boy Scouts United States Chicago W. D. Boyce England Lone Scouts LSA Lone Scout Lone Scott Ole Lsa Elbeetian Legion Charles Merlin Hudson Heights New Jersey Fraskfort Kentucky

The World Outdoors and a Lesson in Fun

A narrator recalls hunting near a Southern swamp and meeting an old man with a shotgun who says he hunts “fer fun.” The piece reflects on why people hunt and fish, finding joy in nature, watching wildlife, and the idea that man can be a quiet, unobtrusive part of the outdoors when patient.

Newark City History and Industrial Growth Overview

Newark's early roots date to 1688 with Pesquak Towne becoming New Milford, later part of New Jersey. The city contributed to higher education and industry, with Boyden patent leather in 1818 and malleable iron production in the 19th century. By 1066 the population grew and rail, port, and airport facilities, including Port Newark and Newark Airport, established it as a transportation hub for the east coast.

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4-H Club program support fuels youth learning nationwide

Norman C. Mindrum outlines the 4-H Club reach from leadership to crops with over 50 project areas. The program, run by the Cooperative Extension Service with university and USDA backing, relies on donations from major companies and individuals for awards and training materials.

Norman C. Mindrum Nationalittee Chicago Mr. Mindrum Cooperative Extension Service USDA Mind- Tum

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