Marshall Herald rates and publication details
The Marshall Herald, published by Wabash Valley Printing Co. at 124 S. Fifth Street, Marshal Illinois, edited by Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart, appears every Friday. Subscription is 2.00 per year with local ads 35c per column inch and reader ads 20c per line.
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Wabash Valley Printing Co
S. 5Th Street Marshal
Illinois
Mark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Marshall
Ilinois
Illinois Farmers Outlook on 1961 Corn Market
The Illinois Farmers Outlook Letter projects 1961 corn prices modestly higher than 1960, with CCC stock sales shaping the market. It notes a smaller new trap, more livestock, higher price support, and a 2% drop in crops like corn, sorghum, oats, and barley, aiming for similar total disappearance as last year.
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CCC
USDA
Cabout
Thanksgiving travel caution for safe driving tips
Holiday travel urges careful driving to avoid accidents. Reduce speed as darkness falls earlier, use caution on secondary roads, keep gravel road speed under 50 mph, observe stop signs, and start trips early to arrive safely for Thanksgiving. Public notice from Charles F. Carpentier, Secretary of State, Illinois.
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Charles F. Carpentier
Btate
Springfield
Uinols
corn policy muddied by loans and sales plan
A government plan links corn loans and sales to affect supply and prices. Farmers may sell or loan corn to the government while the USDA adjusts export sales and stock levels. The exact quantity and price effects remain uncertain and subject to change.
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Uncle Sam
L. H. Simers Dept. of
Ag. Economcis
Disability benefits under social security explained briefly
A survey notes only about one in four know disability benefits exist under social security since 1957. Eligibility requires five years of covered work in the ten years before disability, plus a condition preventing substantial gainful employment for six months or more.
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Cherry Street
Terre Haute
Paroxysmal Tachycardia Explained by Dr Dean
Dr. Dean discusses paroxysmal tachycardia or rapid heart action in readers with heart irregularities. Causes include caffeine tobacco alcohol fatigue nervous tension and thyroid issues. The condition may frighten but does not damage the heart or cause heart attacks. spells may briefly raise heart rate above 100 bpm and can subside with rest or breathing.
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C. A. Dean
M.D
R. B
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Biblical Parallels Urge Faith in Difficult Times
The speaker draws a parallel between Judah seeking aid from Egypt against Assyria and modern nations courting wary allies against Russia and China. It argues for returning to God, shedding sin, and trusting divine power, noting history from II Kings 7 6 and 7 and II Kings 19 35.
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Judah
Egypt
Assyria
Isaiah
Russia
China
God
Come Back to the Master’s Way Christian Call
A 1960s era call to moral reform attacks liquor gambling narcotics as evil words urge awakening to cleanse society and live by biblical teaching. John Wadsworth signs the lad article urging faith, righteous living, and judgment before God.
Seeing Is Believing in Advertising
From the Desert Journal at Joshua Tree California the piece argues that a visual printed ad has more persuasive power than spoken sales talks. It asserts ads create a reliable belief through clear images and words, and that newspapers bring the merchant’s showcase to the public eye.
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The
Desert Journal
Joshua
Tree
California
Two Hands Work Faster for Plates
The text notes that holding plates with both hands and moving them simultaneously doubles speed compared with setting down one plate at a time with a single hand, emphasizing efficiency in handling tasks.
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Star Chief
Bonneville
Ohio chapel announcements and social notes from West Union area
OHIO CHAPEL Don Shanks of Casey will bring the evening message Sunday November 26 at 7 00 p m. Mrs Anna Shotwell Harold Marvin and friends from Hobart Ind and Mr and Mrs W E Marvin and sons visited Saturday with Mr and Mrs George Marvin. Mrs Maggie White and Ruby Graham were shopping in Lawrenceville and Vincennes Saturday. Mike Bumpus spent Friday night with Lesley Wernz. Those that attended Mrs Nancy Lindley's party at West Union Wednesday from this vicinity were Mrs Grace Gard Mrs Pleasie Bartlett Mrs Pato Deahl Mrs Anna Shotwell and Mrs Adah Gray. Mr and Mrs Ira Cannady called on Mr and Mrs James Graham Friday evening. Mrs Mildred Finkbiner called on her mother Mrs Anna Shotwell Friday evening. Mr and Mrs True Thompson took Arete Graham one evening last week. Mr and Mrs Ira Cannady visited Wednesday evening with Mr and Mrs Herman Bartlett. Mr and Mrs William E Marvin and sons of Charleston Ind spent the weekend with his parents and Mrs Imma Reynolds at West Union. Mrs Geneva Crumlin and Mrs James Graham were in Casey Tuesday. Mrs Pleasie Bartlett and Mrs Anna Dee Wells were Monday dinner guests of Mrs Dana Wells. Mrs Norma Thompson Mrs Joy Skelly Mrs Geneva Crumlin Mrs Clarence Misner and Mrs James Graham were in Terre Haute Wednesday. The University of Illinois College of Agriculture will celebrate the centennial of land grant colleges and universities with a farm and home science show September 7 and 8 1962. This show will replace the farm and home festival held in late March or early April during recent years. The fall date will permit as more complete showing of research work under way.
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Don Shanks
Casey
Anna Shotwell
Harold Marvin
Hobart
Ind
W. E. Marvin and Sons
George Marvin
Maggie White
Ruby Graham
Lawrenceville
Vincennes
Mike Bumpus
Lesley Wernz
Nancy ‘Lindley
West Union
Grace Gard
Pleasie Bartlett
Pato Deahl
Anna Shottwell
Adah Gray
Ira Cannady
James Graham
Mildred Finkbiner
True Thompson
Arete Graham
Dana Wells
Norma -Thompson
Joy Skelly
Geneva
University ‘of Illinois’ College of Agriculture
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