Marshall Herald Reader Ad Rates and Publication Details
The Marshall Herald publishes weekly in Marshall Illinois. Editor Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart. Rates list subscription at 2.00 per year local advertising 35c per column inch and 20c per line for reader ads.
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Wabash Valley Printing’ Co
Marshall, Sinois
Quark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Mark Stewart
Marshall
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Ladder safety tips to prevent farm injuries
A University of Illinois extension safety specialist warns falls are the main farm and home injury source. Readily observable steps include stabilizing the base, facing the ladder, using both hands, avoiding overreach, cleaning mud, hoisting tools, and inspecting for repairs.
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O. L. Hogsett
University Ofllinois
Social Security rights highlighted by Terre Haute official
Paul Johns of the Terre Haute district SSA announces the availability of the 1959 edition of Your Social Security. The booklet explains earning retirement credits, family protections, disability safeguards, and how to obtain a free copy by mailing your name and details.
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Paul Johns
Terre Haute
Social Security Administration
Traffic Safety Warns Against Opening Car Doors
Officials urge motorists to check for traffic before exiting a vehicle. A door opening without a rearward check can trigger fatal accidents, especially when parked close to another car. A copy of the new Rules of the Road booklet is available from Secretary of State Charles F. Carpentier in Springfield, Illinois.
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Charles F. Carpentier
Spring- Beld
Maois
Youngstown
Remington
Norelco
Chrysler
Parcel to Mail Social Security Ad ministration Form
Instruction fragment directs writing name and address in pencil on a coupon and mailing it to the Social Security Administration at 687 Cherry Street in Terre Haute.
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Social Security Administration
Cherry Street
Terre Haute
Preparing Young Children for Group Care
Advice from Margueritte Briggs Lynch urges mothers to prepare children well before meetings. Explain the experience multiple times, use a positive approach, identify where and when, and name familiar peers. Offer choices, limit glamour, and plan calm activities and rest to ease transitions.
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Margueritte Briggs Lynch
University of Illinois
County Line Social Notes From Sy Mss Frances
Wednesday through Thursday visits are recorded with Mr and Mrs Alva Wells and Mrs Ome Artman at a birthday supper and church events. Mrs John Moore returned home from Lawrence hospital after a weeks stay. Sue McCrory confined to bed with a heart condition. Mrs Joe McCrory Arlene called on Harold Evans and daughter Sue at Robinson last Thursday. Florence Ciatfelter Zel epha and Mrs Jones Webster called on Mrs Ray Drake last week.
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Leasure
John Moore
Lawrence Hospital
Joe McCrory
Arlene
Harold Evans
Sue
Robinson
Alva Wells
Ome ‘Artman
Martinz
Florence Ciatfelter
Zelepha
Jones Webster
Ray Drake
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