Campaign Hot Ballot Details for State Offices
A historical note lists candidates for state offices with party counts. Republicans lead in most races including treasurer and attorney general, while Democrats field smaller slates for each office. The excerpt also records a domestic scene in which Mrs. Nuwed asks for a loan, framing a comic aside in the political text.
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Public Accounts
Congress
New York Travel Diary Ends With Snow and Civic Honors
Travelers recount a whirlwind week touring New York landmarks and broadcasts. A snowbound crossover to Buffalo and Niagara Falls ends with a civic greeting from Mayor Hollin and a royal escort in Canada before returning via Detroit and Chicago.
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Tony Martin
Andre Kostelanity
Fifth Avenue
Rockefeller Center
Roosevelt Hotel
American Air Lines
Masters
Mt. Carroll Blues
New York
Radio City
Fred Allen
Buffalo
Hollin
Niagara Falls
Ont
N. Y
Canada
Detroit
Chicago
Alvin C. Bro
Francis Shimer
Velma Maul
Shimer
Chase Bennett
Patterson
American Airlines
County Deaths in Mt Carroll Area Mark Quiet Week with Funerals
Obituaries report funeral rites for Martha J. Ashby 69 former county superintendent of schools. Also listed are Savanna deaths George Gazinat Velda von Essen and Margaret Bell with services and burial details. Surviving relatives and birth dates provided for each.
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Mt. Carroll
Martha J. Ashby
Hickory Grove
Ashby
John
Catherine Ashby
Carroll County
Northwestern University
Ben von Essen
Savanna
Ben J. von Essen
Savanna Lutheran Church
Savanna Cemetery
Mr. von Fesen
Beimenhorst
Germany
John von Fesen
Gazinat George O Savanha
New York
Margaret Bell
Law Funeral
T. 8
Cleworth
Deeds Cemetery
Jo Daviess County
Derrida Center
George
Margaret Belk North
Betty
James Drain
Frank Winter
Joe
Lloyd Body
North of Savanene
Wilbur
Courthouse Briefs Highlight Probate and Real Estate Actions
Judge Leon Zick presided as 29 residents sought absent voter ballots. George W. Ivey's will admitted to probate with $500 to a son and the estate divided among six sons. executors named. Knighted items include postponed Knapp vs Kipnis trial and sheriff Westfall procuring a new car. Multiple quit claim and warranty deeds recorded in Cherry Grove, Cary’s second addition, Lanark, Wysox, and Mr Carroll.
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Leon Zick
George W. Ivey
Mt. Carroll
Harrison Ivey
John W
Leslie
George R
Vincent
Harrison
Preston Ivey
Leon A. Zick
Oregon
Knapp Vs. Kipnis
Ray Westfall
South Bend
Ind
County Board of Supervisors
William W. Blue
Emma Stieneke
Cherry Grove
Stieneke
Erdmier
Geary
Lauren V. Dieta
John ©. Kereh
William E. Spahr
Chadwick
Bertha M. Zuck
Jesse Shidler
Mary E. Orth
John Scheidler
Rock Creek
Lizzie Royer
Virgil I
Royer
Clair G. Campbell
Margaret R. Carr
Mr. Carroll
Fire at Riverview destroys garage and outbuildings
A fire believed caused by a cigarette started in dry grass near the cottage grounds at Riverview three miles north of Thomson. It destroyed a 16 by 20 foot garage and contents including a skiff boat, beds, cots, and doors, with total loss estimated at 300 to 400 dollars. Campers nearby spotted the blaze about 11 30 and halted it within feet of the cottage. The property is owned by Mr and Mrs Frank Corey of Savanna.
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Riverview
Thomson
Frank Corey
Savanna
Census list notes names released in Whiteside County
The document lists twenty names released this week in Carroll County and Whiteside County census selections with several candidates failing to appear for final instructions. A stray line mocks Nazi subjugation by proposing brush salesmen as a Victorian era countermeasure.
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Carroll County
Whiteside County
Hanna L. Cummings
Helen O'Rourke
Lawrence FE. Burke
James Leadman
Freda Anderson
Thomas M. Wylie
Beth B. Egan
William McEvoy
John J. McGava
Margaret Ludens
Esther C. Howe
Ruth Perry
Rollin E. Lindgren
Charles E. Drury
Anne Buckingham
Prices favorable to home builders spark 1940 outlook
The 1940 housing market shows a rebound with estimates of over 600,000 new dwellings planned, up from 476,000 in 1930s. Lower lumber and material costs, modest labor hikes, plentiful financing, and FHA loans cutting payments boost builder confidence and potential price gains.
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Department of Labor
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Reiblican
Edward E. Laughlin
Harry H. Stahl
Frank H. Trunek
Assem Hiy
Franklin U. Straneky
John A. Bingham
Demoocrat
Charles D. Franz
Alfred F. Stanley
Coleman G. Buford
Republian
Kurt B. Schmidt
Robert L. Morris
Style Shop
Brome
RCA Sound
Robert Montgomery
Earl of Chicago
Edn Arnold
Reginald Owen
William Boyd As
Hop-a-long
Cassidy In
Hoppy
Priscilla Lane
Dennis Morgan
Allan Hale
Savanna’s Web Theatre
Jones Family
SUN
Mon
Congo
Gal
Ann Sothern
Savanna's
Orpheum Theatre
WEB
Atlanta
Fulton
Edith Fellows
D. Peterson
George O'Brien
V. Vale
Legion OF the Lawless
Donald Duck
Edgar
Charlie Bergen
McCarthy
Mortimer Snerd
Mai Peg
Bert
Toock
Rome Keung
Cpeland
W.A. & O. Stuedemann
Main Ave
Clinton
Kind Old Gentleman
Buddy
Jack
Ruth
Italy
Adam
Blue Network
Decision Sports
Martin Morris Co
Clinton, Lowa
Clinton, Iowa
Ww’. L. Derrer
Mt. Carroll, Ill
Tbs
Morrison
Farmer’s
Walgreen Agency
Oxfords
Cork
Stralow
Racine Work
Peter
Cooper
Rockford
ALT Dress Shop
Brass Clothing Store
Studebaker
Dodge
Carley
Motor Sales
NASH
Nash Coffee
Frank F. Herrick Grocery
Kroehler
Wessel
Morrison, Ill