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Newspaper

Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1934

Page

4

Fair Haven And Wysox Cast Small Vote In Election Tuesday

Fair Haven and Wysox held a modest election with Chadwick candidates in both townships. Voters backed Stelle Wieland Nesbit Cole man Franz Mortis Ward Hart man Tallman and McCarthy in Fair Haven and Wysox but results were narrow with several names receiving mixed support across the two locales.

Fair Haven Wysox Coa Spanmele Granptee Foly Wyse Wagner A. A. Calkins M. Psca Straka Wercov Fle Wilrause Stelle Wieland Tow W . Frang Cris Ward Hartman Tally McCarthy Nesbit Coleman Franz Mortis Tallman McCar Hy

County Men Who Win In Primary

County men who win in primary with Becker leading Savanna vote at 3,0436. Other tallies show Bingham 1,227 Hayes 1,093 Laughlin 647 Fleming 495. Knapp unopposed for senatorial committeeman from the 12th with 2,267 votes. other county totals list state treasurer Strain 2,480 Andersen 153 Leed 173 Moore 215. Superintendent of public instruction Scher 57 Blair 2,044 Representative in congress at large Leyden 21.14% McCabum 350 Mills 234 Brook 1,1635 Dey 534 Exiens 2 Jones 322. Representative congress 13th district Allen 6 and Joanson 1,077. caucus committee man 33b district Mann 1,386. Vinegar and School News note March. seven of us absent more than entire year. Exam teachers report Katherine Olen 100 arithmetic. praise for A average. Easter party observed. Lysle Foltz and Katherine Olven cited for attendance. Game warden notes one pheasant egg giveaway this year by State Conservation Department. no full grown pheasants released yet. Twenty ballots issued to absent voters for the primary Tuesday. sixty republicans and four democrats.

Becker Savanna Bingham Hayes Laughlin Fleming E. Y. Knapp Strain Andersen Moore Scher Blair Congress Stax Leyden McCabum Mills Brook Exiens Jones Allen Joanson Mann

Unclear OCR Summary of Averages and Trend Forecast

Fragmented text from a historical page analyzes averages and trend prediction. Mentions Milaty Geersve and Wing with references to an event and forecaw. Entity density is limited by unreadable segments.

County Bands Win In Contest

County bands from Chadwick Freeport Polo Rock Island and Lanark competed across divisions with multiple ensemble wins. Notable performers included Maida Spencer Dwight Gibbert Dorothy Ruth Yeager James Marsh and John Kropp among others with entries in flute saxophone clarinet trumpet and brass ensembles.

Chadwick Anita Rahp Helen Dalton Freeport Char Davidson DeKarb Frederic Daebetrau Edfflat Sasophone Maida Spencer Dwight Gibbert Polo Josephine Lane Charles Morrell Paul Deuth Morrison Wonj ‘Bently Eric Lofgren Rockford Arnold Edwards DeKalb Rae Rowland Lois Coomber Freepor Dorothy Ruth Yeager Lanark Madeline Wheel Jamce Stover Robert Boyd Bradford Rock Island Clase Deen Linker Chad- Wick Gerald Hartman Danvil Weldon Zimmerman Beng! Johnson Man Leiber Givisian Luci Harman Chad Lasrark aBassoon Carsteth Dre Rock Iland Donald Detwiler Rock Ieland B.fat Chrinet Gerald Richardson Dorothy Malet River Mass Mendota Quear Ennen Je Freeport Howard Petty Carroll Glen Richewon Thin Diliwon Gren Ward Byad Tord Tite Firs Wilson Rebinwom Rock Idler Wn Campeterr Rock Islart Emerson Reiley Pree Sored Ewa Fperresien

Rural and State Meeting Notes From Thomson and Capitol

The rural mail carriers met in Thomson with hosts Ms. and Mix H A Cale and discussed local union matters and forthcoming state convention. Governor Henry Hoerner criticized the opposing party for blocking school relief funds, urging support for immediate school aid from gasoline tax revenue and condemning political maneuvering harming state finances.

Mix H. A. Cale Cartier Bellwille Sind Mis Marke Yaeres Harry Gossan Famaik Kane Sasapiag Lawrence Shaveh Chad

Democrats Nominate Mrs H Connell for County Judge Seat

Mrs Hare wot Connell widow of the late John Connell was nominated as the Democrat candidate for county judge in the primary. Other races list Wright for congress, Dixon for state central, Franz and Curtis for state offices, with various county posts and a broad overview of highway funding and federal aid programs.

Hare Wot Connell John Connell Nes Connell Sa‘wanna Morris Smith Congress Nedall Robergson Squires Bren- Main Wright Coleman Siate Sherwood Dixon Franz Benkett Stanley Sway Curtis Mor‘yis Paterson Russell Ward Sheff Roy Hartman Tallman Mee‘Carthy Charles D. Franz Freeport Homer Curtis Stockton Drexel H. Wright

John R Connell obituary and career highlight

John R Connell, long time lawyer and civic figure, passed away after a storied career. He earned degrees from Northwestern and the University of Illinois, contributed to Clinton County affairs, and served as Commerce Counsel of York Dental Lines before illness ended his work. He married Harriet Nase Navhoj in 1905 and left a legacy of public service and friendship.

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Assembly faces clash over state school relief timing

The speaker argues immediate funds for school relief are blocked by House actions. He condemns partisan interference and calls for public pressure to protect education finances. The administration vows continued effort to aid schools despite the setback.

Public Works Administration Bureau of Public Roads Presen Schooce Fef

Silence and Succom Soccer Map Shine

Fragmentary OCR text mentions silence and a soccer map with a shine. Names and precise details are unreadable. the item appears as a damaged note or caption with unclear event or subject.

Thank You Note From Local Supporters

A brief note of gratitude expresses appreciation to those who supported in the primaries. Signatures from John E. Hamilton and L. F. Guages add a personal touch to the acknowledgment.

John E. Haniert L. 4 Guages

Club Wom To Meet At Two Addresses In Gwenn

The Club Women meet at two addresses with Mrs. TL as Gwenn resident. The event concerns the ladies chorus and notes adjournment.

Gwenn Sker

Music Pros To Be

Fragmented text mentions music pros, violin, ensembles, and tours with performances at clubs. It references a State Conservatory, disbanding due to slaughter, and a Savanna church service with a funeral at Savanna Palbearers listed. Names include Eaton, Harold, Emmnenit, Mrs. George Weathern, Andrew Sheridan, Daniel Conn, and others.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Vai Davis Wess Democratit Chadwick Crandilates Gaia Wrysay Canemiticantiet Tyas Wiesay Snealman Joh Dilinner H. L. Spealman Preanew Pair Haven Township A. Straka Wysor Lownship Pege Jne Marca Katherine Olen Enine Eugen Suaach Lysie Foltz Vervie Katherine Olven Raston Olsen Frances Lin Phant Seer Ogske Porter Lysle Foltz Cisra E. Daehfer Zeneeder State Conservation Department Sixtith Thomson State Capitol News Hieny Hoerner Winp Real Este Pensonel P Fescher Syeem Mwinais Lawrence E. Bradi General Assembly Charles Franz Howard E. Laughlin John, Bingham H. Connell England Tihinow Bureau of Public U. S. Department of Agife Atate Mlingis Ilinois Mind Stars Employment Service John R. Connell Tage One Spectat Gonbinuwal Santineed Billianeness Boegel WE Topco Glasgow Clinton Harry L. Shiley Orion M. Grove
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