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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1969
Page
2
The piece explains how money supply growth outpaced goods, driving inflation and higher rates. It cites Uncle Sam’s deficits and Federal Reserve actions to curb lending, noting the prime rate’s rise as a marker. It also surveys weather lore and signs of a coming winter alongside PGA Robinson Open golf plans.
Weather notes predict an early and harsh winter for southern Illinois with Pete Brown highlighting looming cold and severe conditions. The column cautions readers to prepare for tougher than usual seasonal weather.
A fragmented set of kitchen notes describes paragus with cheese sauce and almonds baked in a casserole, bologna slices sautéed until curling, and lima beans as a side. Beets with cream horseradish and salt are mentioned, along with cauliflower greens and browned butter and mustard flavored cabbage notes.
Social notes describe attendees of a Sunday trail ride and wiener roast at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Shelton and Mike. Family and friends including the Kenderdines, Higginbothams, Bundrants, Yorks, Medskers, Williams, Davison, and others are listed as guests with visits noted among Labor Day weekend.
CHOCTAW Rev Glenn Arbuckle will preach at the Mill Creek church Sunday morning and evening at 7 30. Many local residents including Mary Ledermann William Ledermann Mrs Grace Higginbotham Harry and Herman Carpenter visited Mrs Mary Carpenter at Union Hospital Thursday afternoon. Dozens attended community events such as the fall festival and Freedom homecoming with multiple family members noted in visiting and hospital en route updates.
Rev Carl Carpenter and Mrs. Francis Miller of Martinsville visited Thursday with Mrs. Mary Carpenter and Harry. Mrs. Mildred Williams called on her mother Mrs. Eunice Jackson Friday evening. Herman Carpenter is visiting his brother Harry due to his mother Mary Carpenter’s accident. Mrs. Grace Higginbotham and Everett Maude Miller spent Saturday morning with John Blizzard. Ben Strohm John Blizzard and Mrs Maude Miller were callers Monday evening. Ben Strohm and John Blizzard were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Maude Miller. Other callers included Mack Lawhead Clarence Lawhead and two daughters with their brother and wife from Robinson. Mr and Mrs Bill Craig of Chrisman and Carroll Williams of rural Chrisman were visitors. Mrs Lucy Chambers and grandsons Harold Wallace and a brother returned home from Hobart Indiana after visiting relatives the past week.
A brief reflective note on how true prosperity comes from steady habits and learned balance. It contrasts those who learn to live with patience against others who struggle to adopt such practices. The piece emphasizes personal growth and long term well being.
The 1970 Plymouth Barracuda expands with three distinct series the Barracuda Gran Coupe and the high performance Cuda. The base Cuda uses a 383 cubic inch engine with a four barrell carburetor and the Hemicuda adds a 426 cubic inch hemi engine with an eight barrel carburetor and shaker hood.
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