Marshall Herald publication details and rates
The Marshall Herald of Marshall Illinois lists publishing info by Wabash Valley Printing Co. Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart editors with weekly Friday issues. It notes postal classification second class and rates for subscriptions and local ads, with cents-per-column and per-line charges and a 2-line minimum.
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Marshall Herald
Wabash Valley Printing Co
Marshall, Dlinois
Mark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Marshall Tlinois
Marshall
Illinois
Herald
Law on the Farm by N G Krausz University of Illinois
The article outlines 1956 and 1957 social security changes affecting farmers. It notes higher benefits, new reporting rules for income, and eligibility details for retired farmers, widows, and disabled workers, with guidance to plan ahead and consult local social security offices.
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LAW
N. G.P. Krausz
University of
Ilinois
Townsend
Should I Feed Cattle A Farmer’s Dilemma And Feed Types
This column discusses feeder cattle pricing topics across farming regions and asks farmers to decide if they should feed cattle. It explains how home feed supply, cattle quality, and available roughage influence which cattle to buy and how to feed them from calves to yearlings. It notes that outcomes depend on individual farm resources and markets.
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Bob Webb
Bob
Cattle Buying Tied to Feed Quality on Local Farms
Farmers in Big Rock and Little Egypt will buy cattle while Boulder ranchers sell, with prices set to reflect feed quality. The key factor influencing profits or losses is how well cattle match each farm’s feed supply across different barns cribs silos and pastures.
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Boulder
Colorado
Big Rock
Ilinois
Little
Egypt
Lukewarm Citizenship and Voter Duty Warned
A church themed sermon fragment urges citizens not to be lukewarm in duty by neglecting voter registration and voting. It cautions against voting based on others' instructions and stresses reading, listening, and thinking for oneself before choosing.
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John Wadsworth
Sounds and rhythms for children and civic duty
A mixed set of excerpts discusses how young children learn rhythm through sounds like raindrops and rattles, a civic appeal urging participation and unity, and an academic note about Illinois dairy specialists and horticultural food crops.
Golf history and equipment facts from 14th century Holland
A compact summary notes golf origins in Holland rather than Scotland, and contrasts inland courses with seaside links. It covers early balls made from feathers, the gutta percha replacement around 1845, club weights of 13 to 15 ounces, and the roles of St Andrews and the USGA. It also mentions branding livestock tracing to ancient Greece and Rome.
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Holland
Scotland
Royal and Ancient Golf Club
St. Andrews
United States
U.S. Golf Association
Encouraging early rhythm: sound recognition and instrument play
At ages two to five children learn to identify sounds and associate them with rhythms. Parents can point out bells, whistles and instruments, have kids guess which instrument is played, and use water-filled glasses or bottles to explore tone and pitch.
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Millicent Martin
University Shine
Tilmots
Avon Community Meeting Scheduled at School House
Avon plans a community meeting on Tuesday evening October 2 at the school house. A pot-luck supper will be served and residents are urged to attend with guests.
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Avon
Traffic Safety Rules Urged by Secretary of State Carpentier
Charles F Carpentier urges pedestrians to obey traffic signals and walk on the left side when on highways. He notes many fatalities involve jaywalking and intoxication and offers a free copy of the new Rules of the Road booklet upon request from the Secretary of State in Springfield Illinois.
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Charles F. Carpentier
Springfield
Illinois
West Union Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Homecoming Plans
Community members from West Union list weekend visits to Bloomingdale Rockville Robinson and Terre Haute with relatives friends and church gatherings. The Christian church announces its annual homecoming October 21 with a noon basket dinner.
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Lee Chapman
George Rayhel
Twin Lakes Park
Aubry Newlin
Wink Wilson
David
Robinson
Marlin Eaton
Terre Haute
Christian Church
Ben Craig
Hammond
Indiana
Misa Bessie Waitt
Cloyd Waitt
Chrisman
The
Albert Gillis
Stanley
Evansville
Ind
Kay Wilson
Cincinnati
Ruth Wright
Ethel Meeker
Nelle Strohm
Lillie White
Darwin
Eva Wright
R. J. Clatfelter
Goldin Craig
Ben Craig Hammond
Andrew Hammond
Hubbard
Iowa
Metcalf
Bea Hammond
Golda Craig
Mesa
Arizona
Fairy Collier
Don Drake
Paul Hazeltine
Maude Paddock
Carolyn Paddock
Louisville
Kentucky
Moore funeral held for Maria Moore in Ashland Indiana
Mrs Cora Moore and Joe of Ashland Indiana attended the Friday funeral service for Maria Moore at 12:00 p.m. in the Prust Hosech Funeral Chapel. Overnight guests included the Meekers from Detroit and Normal. An Illinois extension engineer warned that plowing gullies may accelerate soil erosion.
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Cora Moore
Som Joe
Ashland
Indiana
Mariahell Moore
Prust-Hosech Funeral Chapel
Russel Meeker
Detroit
Michigan
Warren Meeker
Normal
Illinois
Ethel Meeker
University of Illinois
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