Marshall Herald Local Rates and Subscription Info
The Marshall Herald lists subscription at 2.00 per year and local advertising at 35 cents per column inch with 20 cents per line for classified ads. The paper is published every Friday by Wabash Valley Printing Co in Marshall Illinois 62441 and edited by Carlos Stewart.
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Wabash Valley Printing Co
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Marshall
Carlos Stewart
Carl E. Stewart
Illinois
Herald
Not This Town Night Delights and Troubling Public Taste
A vivid reminiscence recalls Archer Avenue on a lively night with teens chasing a scantily clad girl, while seven pretty maidens entertain onlookers. The piece reflects concerns about aging town values and public decency in a small community setting.
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Archer Avenue
Don't count your chickens until they hatch says tax tale
The Taxpayers Federation notes a raise for Charlie Green increases salary to 12000 but net gain is only 853 after social security tax and federal income tax rise. Inflation adds a further 298, while surtax raises 396. The piece warns readers to be wary of perceived gains.
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Taxpayers’ Federation of Diiners
Charlie Green
Tax Foundation
Chas
Charlie
Marshall
Tax Foundation, Inc
P S. Charlie
Night Driving Tips to Prevent Serious Crashes
Advice urges drivers to adjust seeing techniques and reactions for dark conditions. Nighttime crashes rise despite fewer cars, so modify habits: slow down, scan sides of objects, study illuminated areas ahead, avoid steady driving near bedtime, and protect eyes.
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Paul Powell
Springfield
Illinois
Illinois Tax Facts and Local Government Structure Outlined
A long Read details Charlie’s rising tax burden from 1967 to 1958 and notes Illinois has 6453 local governments including 102 counties 85 township counties 17 commission form counties and 1256 municipalities. It lists school districts 1350 and 2313 special districts with ranges from mosquito abatement to mass transportation and shows 1967 property taxes by sector plus calls for consolidating governments to curb growth. It also covers Our Neighbors Friendship Club meeting notes with speakers and a Rock Home trip plan.
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Illinois
Maurice Scott
Taxpayers Federation of Illinois
Scott
Illinois General Assembly
Board of Commissioners
Tlinois
Tllinois
Tha Sill
FBLA Executive Meeting Plans 1968-69 Officers
Anne Veach Lillie Wilholt and co-hostesses Lila June Davis and Pat Phillips chaired an executive FBLA meeting on August 27 at 10 a.m. Officers present discussed upcoming activities for 1968-69 including a school guidance talk, panel, demonstrations, and guest speakers. An August 29 officer meeting at Barb Tilyes home planned a skit for the first club meeting.
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Our Neighbors Friendship Club
Lila June Davis
Pat Philips
Lillie Wilhoit
Lila Davis
Audrian Hendrian Hendrix
Judy Higginbotham
Alfa Morgan
Eileen Ellington
Virginia Morgan
Connie
Charlotte Bright
Dorothy Williams
Stanley Davis
Roe Davis
Anne Veach
Lillie Wilholt
The
Lila June, Davis
Pat Phillips
Business Leaders of America
Barb Tilyes’ House
Dorothy Meehan
Marilyn Smitley
Don Thompson
Barb Tilyes
Sharon Burkybile
Melissa Gard
Connie Kirchner
YWCA Offers Knitting and Bridge Classes in Terre Haute
The YWCA Terre Haute begins bridge for beginners and intermediates with 8 lessons at 9 30 a m and knitting for beginners and experienced knitters with 12 lessons at 10 a m starting Tuesday October 1. Beginners should bring No 8 needles. nursery available for young children.
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The
YWCA
Terre Haute
IAA Tentative Resolutions Committee Studies Farm Bureau Positions
Illinois Agricultural Association set to draft tentative resolutions on state national and organizational matters for the 1969 Farm Bureau policy. Under chair H E Hartley the panel will prepare items from county bureaus for voting delegates at the ITAA meeting in Chicago November 18 21.
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Illinois Agricultural Association
H. E. Hartley
Centralia
IAA
ITAA
Chicago
W. F. Neumann
Milan
Rock Island County
State Farm Bureau Women's Committee
Donald Riemensaide
County Farm Bureau
Cyril Williams
McLeansboro
Hamilton County Farm Bureau
1969 Chevrolet features and options teased
The advertisement touts windshield washer spray for dual headlights and rear window defrost using ceramic heating. It notes hidden headlights on Caprice Kingswood Estate Wagons and availability across models except Corvair, plus liquid tire chain and lock features for the 1969 Chevrolet lineup with variable ratio power steering for easy parking.
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