Marshall Herald details rates and publication info
The Marshall Herald of Marshall Illinois lists publishing details by Wabagh Valley Printing Co. Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart editors. It announces weekly Friday editions, postal status, and advertising rates including subscriptions at 2.00 per year and local ads at 35 cents per column, 20 cents per line with a two line minimum.
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Marshall Witnois
Take Care Of A Your Tractor This Winter
Farm tractors used only occasionally in winter require special care says Wendell Bowers of the University of Illinois College of Agriculture. Steps include thorough cleaning, antifreeze protection, winter lubricant grades, full fuel, healthy electrical system, and keeping the engine warm after starting.
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Wendell Bowers
University of Iinois College of Agriculture
Choose Tree Carefully for a Safer Christmas
University extension safety expert O L Hogsett warns that a poorly stored or long-cut Christmas tree is a major fire hazard. Buy fresh or cut your own, keep it in a cool shaded spot away from drying heat, and check needles for flexibility to ensure a safer holiday.
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O. L. Hogsett
University of Miinois College of Agriculture
Hogsett
Thanksgiving Holiday Driving Cautions Urge Courtesy On Fatigued Roads
The article warns of heavy Thanksgiving traffic and urges extra caution behind the wheel. It notes motorists in a hurry can endanger themselves and others and advises allowing faster drivers to pass. Courtesy and vigilance are urged as roads become jammed.
Christmas Tree Care Tips for Safe Fresh Cuts
The guide stresses keeping a water-filled container near a tree stand and ensuring a fresh angled cut on the trunk. It advises placing the tree away from radiators fireplaces or warm air registers to reduce fire risk and to maintain water absorption for freshness.
Social Roundup From West Union Community Happenings
Sunday afternoon visitors included Eva Wright and guests from Robinson. Local gatherings featured Mrs Coral Fean hosting a Friday event with Fred Perkins. multiple dinners and Sunday visits across families in West Union and nearby towns. Christmas party planned for December 12 at Eva Wright’s home with several local residents attending.
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Eva Wright
Ed Wade
Harvey Watts
Robinson
Coral Fean
Fred Perkins
Mre Perkins
Eith
Elizabeth Heleine
Fidith Havek
Laura Poorman
Fairy Collier
Nellie Strohm
Ethel Hilbert
Ruth Wright
Lyman Shawler
Ann
Linda Graham
Martha Helen Daugherty
Meleine Stepp
Nancy Medsker
Sherrie Rush
Jeanette
Jeanene Ellis
Diana Shelton
Phyllis Townsley
Steve Shawler
Bill Collier
Ovie
Rege Heleine
Ida Williamson
Arthur Woolverton
Merle McCrory
Garjohn
Fairbanks
Indiana
Veil Hamilton
Oblong
Nelle Strohm
Mabel Gard
da Riggs
Eda Marvin
Hugh McCrory
Vance McCrory
Claude Nidey
Roy McCrory
LaMar McCrory
Walter McCrory
Belleplane
Iowa
Delbert Gillis
Maywood
Illinois
Herman Gillis
Gillis
Nelle ‘Strobini
C. B Prust
Leone Highemith
Boyd Nichols
Orval Burnam
Margaret Miller
Forrest Ferris
Edna Gard
Herbert Lindley
Belle Gideon
Clinton
W. C. Williamson
Hutsonville
Virgil Clark
Rush Dolson
The
Christian Church
Martha Moore
Helen Crumlin
Bert Craig
Shirley Morton
Morgan Newlin
Ray Manhart
Albert Manhart
Charles Manhart
South Bend
Leo Wernz
Herman Imle
Harry Craig
Revival services close as souls join kingdom at Ohio Chapel
Ohio Revival meetings end after a week of success with many converts. Evangelist Eldon Gourley assisted by Pastor Robert Shephard led services. Numerous local residents and guests shared in Sunday activities and hospital visits amid community fellowship. Scripture cited Mark 1 15.
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Ohio Chapel
Kingdom of God
Eldon Gourley
Euleta Wernz
Amanda Engle
Sidell
Paul Walker
Gary
Indiana
Kentucky
George Marvin
Walter Gard
Terre Haute
Russell Gray
Carroll Gard
Roscoe Williams
Allen Crumlin
Harold Wernz
Carl Max
Ida Riggs
Mabel Gard
Nelle Strohm
West Union
Marshall Mattis
Herry Willman
Francis Sanders
Paris
Roy Kirby
Herman Bartlett
Maude Wells
Dale Crumlin
Cheryl
Walter Crumlin
Revald‘ Gourley
Carrol Gard
Pleasie Bartlett
Anna Dee Wells
Joe Wernz
Annapolis
Fern Wernz
Flussell Higginbotham
John Skelly
World Outdoors and the Thrill of Hunting Big Game
A reflective piece contrasts big game hunting with guided jungle expeditions and the duck blind. It celebrates the nerve and anticipation of hunting thrills from lion to waterfowl, detailing guides, danger, and the heart racing moment when birds rise.
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Presar Davies
Jungles
Duck Hunter
Washington climate shifts as defense cuts hit economy
The piece argues political mood shifts in Washington driven by research and development cuts affecting missiles and atomic programs. It notes Democrats’ defense vote challenges, Eisenhower's waning infallibility on missiles, and looming investigations as Congress opens in January 1958. It highlights labor unrest, UAW convention, and economic strains from defense cuts.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Ike
Charles Wilson
Congress
United Auto_ Workers
Walter Reuther
Ford
American Motors
Chrysler
Reuther
General Motors
Vincent Astor
New York
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