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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1966
Page
2
University of Illinois expert Wendell Bowers warns farmers to wait for 24 to 26 percent moisture before full harvest to reduce kernel damage and spoilage. He advises ready equipment at 28 percent, careful speed, and row by row checks to minimize losses and wasted days during a short 15 day window.
The Illinois State Bar Association notes that a bid or offer, once conveyed and accepted, forms a binding contract. A proper home purchase includes price, earnest money, financing terms, title, taxes, closing dates, and an itemized list of included personal property. In a separate line the writer mentions a resourceful girlfriend.
Applications for the Navy twenty fifth annual NROTC qualification test are open through November 18 1967. Eligible male high school seniors or graduates 17 to 20 on June 30 1967 may apply. The program offers four years of college funded including tuition books uniforms and a $50 monthly subsistence allowance. 1700+ midshipmen will enter 52 colleges after qualifying tests interviews and medicals.
Weather turns toward fall as Richard Ridlen will deliver the Sunday evening message on October 23 at 7 00 pm Mrs Walter Crumlin mourns the sudden death of her brother Dwight Bartlett of Torrence California The article notes visits by Dorothy Wernz to Marie Hollenbeck and by Maggie White and Ruby Graham to Glen Misner and Marie Hollenbeck plus Mike Marvin spending the weekend
Friday and Saturday visits filled the weekend with family and friends. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Grant Hollenbeck and relatives in Prairieton, extended family in Blooming ton and Sullivan, and guests at homes of the Graham, Crumlin, Wernz, Gard, and Morton families. Various dinners and extension meetings were noted with multiple households hosting relatives and neighbors.
Under Illinois law the general obligation debt limit is 5 percent of property value for local governments. Unit districts could gain a 10 percent limit, rising to 12 percent if a state income tax replaces personal property tax. ELJR 71 aims to boost consolidations while tax distributions to local units may change under new general laws.
The document outlines how the General Assembly may distribute state tax revenues to local governments for various purposes and the voting thresholds for amending the Revenue Article under H J R 71. It explains two passage rules based on electors voting and clarifies outcome expectations for different turnout levels.
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