Marshall Herald publishing details and rates
The Marshall Herald is a weekly Marshall Illinois newspaper published by Wabash Valley Printing Co. Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart serve as editors. The paper is mailed as second class matter with a yearly subscription of 2 dollars and local advertising rates of 85 cents per column and 20 cents per line for reader ads with a minimum of two lines.
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Wabash Valley Printing Co
Marshall
Illinois
Mark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Marshall Ilinois
Illnois
Herald
Law on the Farm: Warranty and Quitclaim Deeds
Illinois farm property transfers rely on two deeds. Quitclaims pass the seller's interest only if any. warranty deeds guarantee title and free from encumbrances. Warranty deeds offer more protection, while quitclaims can clear up remote interests. Illinois statutes govern form and wording for both deed types.
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Illinois
Brooklyn Bridge
West Liberty Socials Record Sunday Visits and Gatherings
Mrs Rosa Statesman and Mr and Mrs Howard Cox with family joined Mr and Mrs Walter Cox for Sunday visits. Sue Harbor stayed with Mr and Mrs Wayne Clapp. Everett Statesman James Lucan attended a birthday supper for C E Marrs in Terre Haute. Rachel Parker Davis and Edna Rogers visited Mrs Walter Cox Tuesday. Clarence Fitzgarrald and Roy Biggs hosted a Sunday gathering. The Happy Couple Class of Pleas...
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Howard Cox
Lloyd Davis
Walter Cox
Sue Harbor
Wayne Clapp
Everett Statesman
James Lucan
C. E. Marrs
Terre Haute
Rachel Parker
Davis
Edna Rogers
Clarence Fitzgarrald
Roy Biggs
World Outdoors: observing nature's seasonal color changes
The piece notes autumn brings brown red and gold leaves while evergreens stand as sentinels. It urges time for solitary walks to notice cardinals squirrels rabbits robins and fawns and the busy ants, promoting a quiet appreciation of nature's cycles.
Ant Hill Sunday School Class Party Report
Sunday activities include a Friday night church class party by Ant Hill Sunday School. A large group visited Mr. and Mrs. Lafe Marrs and family Sunday, with many named attendees listed. Additional visits occurred Saturday night and Sunday, including Mrs. Abernathy and Mrs. Audrey Lucan calling on Mrs. Mary Behner, and Mrs. Ethel Fitzgarrald visiting Mrs. Roy Biggs.
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Ant Hill
Helen Welsh
Wanda, Litchenberg
Percy Mullins
John Mullins
Hattie Spires
Mildred Elledge
Rosa Bostick
Lafe Marrs
Abernathy
Audrey Lucan
Mary E. Behner
Kenneth Cox
Walter Cox
Evertt Statesman
F. M. Spartling
Watson, Illinois
Ohio Chapel Sermon and Local Social Roundup
Mrs. Grant Hollenbeck and Robert Shephard led a Sunday evening service at Ohio Chapel with a sermon on St. John chapter two and plans to return next Sunday morning. Neighbors gathered for a birthday at Anna Shotwell's home and many locals visited hospitals, family dinners, and weddings across Marshall and Warsaw, Indiana and Terre Haute, Indiana.
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Robert Shephard
Paris
Ohio Chapel
St. John 2Nd Chapter
Anna Shotwell
George Marvin
St. Anthony Hospital
James Blankenbeker
Quimba Norton
Harold Graham
Vernon Hollenbeck
Grant Hollenbeck
Fern Wernz
Grant Green
Cora Guyer
Herman Bartlett
Wilson-Ingram
Marshall
Mary Crumlin
Warsaw
Indiana
Percy Crumlin
Linda
Jim McKanna
Carrie Warren
Terre Haute
Allen Crumlin
Euleta—Wernz
Amanda: Engle
Virgil ‘Combs
Golda Marvin
St. Anthony ‘Hospital
Ida Riggs
Pearl Craig
Carroll Gard
Walter Gard
Roscoe Williams
West Terre Haute
Speed limits across roads and exceptions in new law
The law sets a top speed of 66 mph on non urban highways with an exception raising to 70 mph on toll and limited access roads. Urban limits cap at enhanced 80? The text notes 800 but presents as 20 mph minimum in urban areas. Minimum speeds may be posted by authorities to keep traffic moving smoothly.
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Toll Road Commission
Symptom Similarities Between Swine Flu and Human Flu
A Twentieth Century Fund report notes that swine fever symptoms resemble human flu and cites that about 50 percent of the U S population were church members in 1940 and about 59 percent in 1962. The United States remains without a compulsory nationwide health insurance program. Marshall Herald price.
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United States
Twentieth Century Fund
Military discipline and common sense in drafting debates
Editors note tensions between strict orders and individual judgment in the armed forces. An airman defies a specific haircut mandate rather than a direct order, illustrating how decorum clashes with obedience. Commentary traces changes in game length and broadcasting motives shaping modern sports pace.
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