Marshall Herald local newspaper details and rates
The Marshall Herald published weekly in Marshall Illinois by Wabash Valley Printing Co lists editors Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart. It provides subscription cost two dollars per year and local advertising rates of 35 cents per column inch plus reader ads at 20 cents per line.
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Wabash Valley Printing Co
S. Sth Street
Marshall, Diinots
Mark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Marshall
Illinois
Llinois
Illinois Tax Facts Debates Township Road Levy Authority
The Taxpayers' Federation of Illinois notes the 72nd General Assembly limits township highway commissioners authority over road levy amounts. By HB 543 a September program and a levy estimate must be presented to auditors, with budget rules unchanged. Public hearings and budget accessibility remain required before final adoption.
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Taxpayers’ Federation of
Ilinois
Ilinois General Assembly
Township Board of Auditors
Highway Board of Auditors
Ilmois
New Wheat Law Sets 1962 Planting Rules For Farms
The 1962 wheat program changes allow 15 acres per farm for all, but exemptions apply. Farms with zero or no wheat seedings in 1959 60 or 61 may not plant for harvest in 1962. Others vary by allotment size with penalties for excess wheat and a publicity forthcoming from the state office.
Illinois to Enforce Trucker Decal Rule September 1 1961
The Illinois Commerce Commission will require decals on left front doors of trucks and tractors used in interstate commerce to display property for hire. Exempt carriers with reciprocal agreements or own property are noted, and enforcement begins September 1 1961 with state police aiding. No arrests before that date.
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Illinois Commerce Commission
Commission
State Building
Springfield
Dunois
Micile
Illinois
Levees to Shield York Farm Land From Wabash Floods
Residents question government engineers ability to build a workable levee system to protect York farm lands while noting extensive levee networks elsewhere. The letter urges rapid action based on prior flood protections and warns future generations may judge current inaction.
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York
Marshall
Clark County
Lions Plan Fall Festival and Chicken Barbecue
Lloyd Matthias and Temp Lovett led two Marshall Lions bowling teams in Decatur and Everett English will address a Lions meeting on Legion Bowl plans. John Hiatt will assist at the barbecue with U S Department of Agriculture support. A Burton Cline chaired event aims to feed 1500 on Saturday September 9 as part of the Marshall Fall Festival.
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Lloyd Matthias
Temp Lovett
Decatur
Marshall Lions
Everett English
Lions
John Hiatt
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Close drilled corn for silage disappointing
University of Illinois Dixon Springs Experiment Station reports that close drilled corn in 7 inch rows with heavy nitrogen failed to improve silage. Regular 40 inch row corn yielded more silage and higher calf gains, with ears well filled. Further tests are ongoing.
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University of Ilinois Dixon Springs
Take Care of Blackberries and Strawberries This Fall
Fall care for berries aims at larger tastier fruit next summer. Frank W. Owen of the University of Illinois urges removing and burning old raspberry canes that bore fruit to prevent disease. Keep weeds down until ground freezes and maintain 3 to 4 foot wide rows by removing suckers and related growth.
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Frank W. Owen
University of Ilinois
Owen
Dunlap Revival Planned by Methodist Church
Rev E C Ham and Dunlap Methodist Church members plan a revival at Dunlap Church from September 6 to 17 with evangelist Rev W H McComas of Russell Kentucky. Evening services 7 30 with cottage prayer meetings led by Joe Ramsey and prayer service by William Shorter. Wanda Kuehner heads children’s service at 7 00. University of Illinois animal scientists note 3 milligram stilbestrol implants aid lamb growth and reduce feed costs.
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E. C. Ham
Dunlap Methodist Church
W. H. McComas
Russell
Kentucky
Joe Ramsey
William Shorter
Wanda Kuehner
University of
Five Points Social Notes and Church Schedules
Community items report attendances at the First Christian Church Martinsville meeting, nursing training in Danville, family reunions in Kansas and Paris, a death in Allerton, and local visits. Church notices outline Zion Emmanuel and Emmanuel services, plus a soybean and corn crop forecast for 1961 and strawberry cultivation advice.
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Douglas “Wilson
Carl
David l
Sylvan Morgan
Stanley ‘Davis
Glenn
Alan Wilhoit
First Christian Church
Martinssville
Ormal Higginbotham
Robert
Florida
Geo. Ledermann
Robert Ledermann
West Union
Forrest Baker
Grendel Connelly
Allerton
Sylvan Connelly
Rachel Bright
Joyce Wilhoit
Danville
School of Nursing
Lakeview Hospital
Johnny Hutchings
Hutchings
the Park
Kansas
Bill Hendrix
Sandwich
Minois
Dale Wilhoit
Collinsville
Glenn Wilhoit
Given Blakely
Pamela
Rochelle
Michelle
Highland
Indiana
Norman Mackey
Stanley Davis
Darrell
Cheryl
Rex Wilhoit
Albert Jones
Joe Burkett
Paris Hospital
Lloyd Hendrix
Sharon
Mary Mayfield
A. B. Morgan
Marshall Fairground
Sunday church services schedule posted
First Church announces Sunday school at 9 30 a m and a sermon at 11 a m. A Wednesday evening service follows at 7 45 guests are welcome to attend.
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THE
Marshall Herald
Maurice W Scott
Taxpayers Federation of
Clark County Wheat Growers
Trucker Information
Levies
Coe
N-Rell
W. H. McCommas
Wilhoit
Zion
William Tingley
Zion-Emmanuel Christian Service Guild
Emmanuel
Fred Schaefer, Jr
Ruth Miller
Lowell
Christian “Church
Locust St
Robert Luse
Harold, Imie
Bible School
Drake
Cesco
Cesco Soft Water
Drake Refrigeration & Locker Service
S. 8Th St
Marshall, Dr
Brazil
Tipple
American Legion and Fire House
Martinsville, Ill
Martinsville Chamber of Commerce
4-H
Tractor Fuel
S. W. Yontz & Son
East Side Square
Paris
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