Marshall Herald advertising rates and mailing data
The Marshall Herald published by Wabash Valley Printing Co. Marshall Illinois lists rates for subscriptions at 2.00 per year and local advertising at 35c per column freed. reader ads cost 20c per line with a minimum of two lines. The paper is edited by Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart with Mark Stewart as editor.
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Wabash Valley Printing Co
Marshall
Illinois
Mark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Tmtmois
Herald
Corn Silage at Dixon Springs Station Notes For 4 Week Window
This week at Dixon Springs summarizes corn silage timing for about 1500 tons over three to four weeks. Dent stage with husks browning marks best silage, with varieties planted for a steady supply. Silage fed to calves and cows requires balancing with hay and protein. silage is energy rich but low in minerals and protein.
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Dixon Springs
Holiday Labor Day Traffic Safety Appeal
With a big Labor Day weekend approaching, the article urges drivers to slow down and be cautious on crowded highways. It warns that fatigue and hurry will raise accident risks and urges courtesy and vigilance to prevent deaths during the holiday travel surge.
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Perazona
Soil Building Sericea Hay and Pasture Use
The text discusses Sericea as a soil improving legume thriving on low organic matter soils, useful for hay and pasture, especially as a soil builder. It notes that in southern Illinois many fields are hay-filled and third-cut alfalfa is imminent, with grazing as another option but cautioning it will thin stands faster. It emphasizes allowing time for new top growth before frost to build food reserves.
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Illinois
Congressional Governance and Legislation Clarifications
The document lists unadopted recommendations such as a joint legislative executive council a Congressional personnel office a stenographic pool and a formal policy committee. It notes the Senate now employs administrative assistants and explains public access to committee records the bill versus act distinction and passage to Act of Congress.
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Legislative-Executive Council
Congressional Personnel Office
Senate
Congress
Kremlin shifts rhythm as Russia mulls new tactics
Observers note Kremlin policy swings after Stalin and Malenkov with Bulganin and Kruschev rising as possible faces of change. Analysts see the West rearming Germany and questions rise about whether Russia moves from threats to calmer diplomacy or a renewed push to influence the Free World.
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ProrLe
Washington
Senate
Russia
Capitol Hill
Kremlin
Stalin
Georgi Malenkov
Malenkov
As Sour
Iamorabiea
West Germany
West
Germany
Nikolai Bulganin
Nikita Kruschev
Yugoslavia
Social Roundup of Visits and Recitals in Mattoon and Nearby
Local residents hosted and visited at homes across Mattoon Terre Haute and Indianapolis. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Don Sawyer, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Marrs and son, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bostick, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Behner, and others. Recital attendance at Clarksville church and gatherings with Clarence Fitzjarrald and James Belders marked the weekend social activity.
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Ha Lee
Brenda
Ware
Watnesday
Don Sawyer
Mattoon
Ralph Marrs
Bill Bostick
Paul Behner
Clarksville
Clarence Fitsfarrald
James Belders
Weaver-Wyick Reunion Highlights Return Home
The 7th annual Weaver-Wyick and Ogle reunions gathered relatives and friends at the Marshall community building. Mr and Mrs Everett and families, Homer Jeffs and kin, and Lila Newman were noted attendees as plans for Lila to teach in Bement Illinois this year circulated among participants.
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Jeffs
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Mar
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Watter
Cox
Lila Newman
Bement
Illinois
Tee
Wyrick
Ogle
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