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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1957
Page
2
The Marshall Herald from Marshall Illinois states rates for subscriptions at 2.00 per year local advertising 35c per column inch 20c per line for reader ads minimum 2 lines. The paper is edited by Mark Stewart and Ilos Stewart and published every Friday by Wabash Valley Printing Co.
The piece explains Illinois new quick take eminent domain for highway land. After failed negotiations the state petitions for immediate title and deposits the estimated value plus 25 percent. Landowners may withdraw or face final award with possible interest. excess must be returned.
The 1951 Supreme Court ruling scrutinizes sections raised by the Minors Court, deeming a similar law unconstitutional. Legal context centers on protections for youth and the limits of state authority, with implications for subsequent child welfare statutes and enforcement.
University of Illinois agronomist W. O. Scott outlines drying and storage guidance for soft corn after late frosts. He notes 20 percent moisture as safe top for ear corn, with 23 to 24 percent workable in clean, ventilated cribs, and 33 to 35 percent moisture for mature kernels. Artificial drying preferred when 25 to 40 percent moisture. For over 40 percent, field drying or harvesting frozen may be needed.
The colostrum or first milk given by the cow after a calf is born is especially suited to the needs of the young calf. It contains more protein and vitamins including vitamin A than normal milk and acts as a laxative. Recent research shows substances from the digestive tract are absorbed into the bloodstream to help calves combat disease.
Marshall area FFA members tour farms this fall to stress safe corn harvest practices. They seek pledges for safe operation and will place a safety sticker on compliant equipment, with tips from FFA leaders and local educators about reducing harvest injuries.
The Millcreek Home Bureau held a Wednesday afternoon meeting at Mrs. Mabel McKittrie’s home with Mrs. Marjorie Kammacher assisting. Chairman Clairene Davidson opened the session. roll call named a magazine.
The piece argues that killer reputations for crocodiles and lions stem from hunger and hurt rather than cruelty. It notes animals rarely seek trouble, while fear can turn even docile beings into fighters. humans share a thread of aggression, yet civilization holds it in check as an exception.
The Sunshine club met at Addie Hurst’s home on September 25 with a noon pot luck. The meeting opened with song, scripture from Romans 12 read by Josephine Montgomery, and a silent prayer. Members signed cards for Will Stevens and Elia Shonk as readings were given by multiple members. Guests listed include Polly Linton, Gertie Scott, Della Bohn, Elizabeth Ferris, and others. Next gathering set for Elizabeth Ferris’s home on October 23.
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