Marshall Herald publication details and rates
The Marshall Herald is published every Friday by the Wabash Valley Printing Co in Marshall Illinois. Editors are Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart with Mark Stewart listed as editor. Subscription rates are two dollars per year local advertising costs thirty five cents per column inch and reader ads are twenty cents per line.
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Wabash Valley Printing Co
Marshall
Illinois
Mark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Herald
Deer hunters become research assistants
Deer hunters will carry blood collection tubes in the field this fall to sample deer. Dr. D H Ferris of the University of Illinois notes the program will create a continuous health check on the deer population and build a deer blood bank for future disease research and links to livestock and human health.
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D. H. Ferris
University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine
Illinois
Wabash Home Bureau Hosts Women and Guests
Zada Elmerick and daughter Betty Hansel hosted a Wabash Home Bureau gathering on a Wednesday afternoon with President Rosella Jones, Agnes Welsh, Rosa Smith, Julia Pickens, and Miss Fickuart presenting lessons on highway safety and grocery budgeting. New by laws for 1960 were adopted, and nineteen members plus four guests attended refreshments.
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Zada Elmerick
Betty Hansel
Wabash Home Bureau
Rosella Jones
Agnes Welsh
Rosa Smith
Julia Pickens
Miss Fickuart
Frank Welsh
Nellie Parish
Cal Miller
Charles Miller
Night Driving Rules Still Stand In Bright, Safe Use
With darkness lengthening the perils of night travel demand proper headlight use. Do not rely on parking lights you must switch to driving lights. Do not over drive your lights. If a stalled object appears 200 feet ahead at 50 mph you cannot stop in time. If blinded by another vehicle do not retaliate. Seven seconds could cover a city block at 60 mph. A free Rules of the Road booklet is available from Charles F Campbell, Secretary of State, Springfield, Illinois.
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Eunset
Charles F. Canpentier
Springfield
Uilmoals
Akron a Center of Industry and Rubber History
Akron evolved from a 250 person village to a city near 300 000 with a metropolitan area of about 500 000. Its growth spanned water powered mills farm machinery cereal production and clay based industries before rubber. Benjamin Franklin Goodrich founded a major rubber company in 1870 and Akron hosts four of the nation’s five leading rubber firms.
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Akron
Benjamin Franklin Goodrich
Melrose Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Birthdays
Melrose residents host and visit relatives across nearby towns including Cody Wyoming and Robinson Illinois. The week features children turning four, birthday celebrations, and multiple calls and dinners with extended family including Blankenbeker, Kenderdine, Parcel, Lee, Powell, Shelton, and others.
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Raymond Blankenbeker
Cody
Wyoming
Kenneth ‘Blankenbeker
Frankie Powell
Charles Kenderdine
Rodney
Richard Parcel
Homer Parcel
Jerry
Kenneth Blankenbaker
Winifred
Ralph
Oklahoma
Bertha Snavely
Roy Crumlin
Mt. Carmel
Melrose
Rodney Kenderdine
Warren Kenderdine
Kenneth Blankenbeker
James Blankenbeker
Jimmy
Chris Alan Green
Flossie Kenderdine
Cora Blankenbeker
Dessie Chapman
Carol Ann
Lowell Lee
Hilda Faye
Omer Powell
Donnie
Joyce Shelton
Rosalee
Keith Kenderdine
Bob Higginbotham
Richard Lee
Terre Haute
Sheryl
Mir
Joe’ Smitley
Charles Kenderdine Jand
Stanley Weir
Frankie
Henry Sheiter
Johnny
Joyce
Dairy Calving Rations Support Cattle in Hard Times
Researchers note dairymen use heavy grain rations to boost cows during calving and early lactation. The aim is to reduce stress and improve udder health as calves grow.
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June Kenderdine
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