Stransky Captures Carroll County States Attorney Nomination
Carroll county voters backed Franklin A. Stransky for states attorney with 2810 votes, while John L. Byrearton trailed at 1780 and other races showed Len Small leading for governor and Alfred S. Babb ahead for state senator. Precinct results indicate Stransky carried most divisions as Republicans chose candidates for national and state offices in a tight election.
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Carroll County
Franklin
Stransky
Livy
John Miaarton
Stransby
Counmiy
Washington
Woodland
Freedom
Lima
Rock Creek
Salem
Mt. Carroll
Savanna
Far Haven
Shannon
Elkhorn Grove
Cherry Grove
York
Carroll Couny
Len Small
Omer Custer
Small
Alfred S. Babb
Mr. Pabh
Freeport
Stephenson County
Mr. Babb
William T. Rawleigh
Ralph Eaton
Eaton
Rawleigh
Whiteside
Stephenson
United States
Joseph Irwin France
Newton Jenkins
Otis F. Glenn
T. B. Wright
Omer N. Cuscer
Oscar Carlstrom
Am H. Malone
Edwart Brondage
Edward Jones
Herbert Clayton
Fred Sterling
Theodore Smith
Abe Lincoln Wisler
Edward Lonzfelow
James Whites
James Blackman
Herman Mendelsohn
Richard Perbobner
Lee Roy Dehler
Tom Houston
Rufus Kendall
Tallis Cohen
Albert Icely
Wayland Brooks
Edward Miller
Mark Hannan
David Rassel
Ham Scott
Ernest Wackett
Howard 3. Carr
Cheries W. Hadies
Sumner S. Anderson
Lowell Mason
John E. Northrup
William Scerwan
Robert Gentzel
Supreme Court
Charles W. Wail
Joseph Moore
Robert Holmes
Burdette J. Smth
Albert Belcher
John 3. Fulgey
Noe PeSaiev
Congress
Richard Yates
Stephen A. Day
Epler C. Mille
Sue Phelan
Hal Mwington
Rawdengh
Clan Po
Vane
Doha-On
Sales J. Stansky
Ame PL Mane
Harry IL Stahl
Robert WeKengae
John H. Rosenstiel
General Assembly
John Asker
John Binghem
John G. Hayes
Mathew Steele
John Cramer
Khu B. Moster
Valentin Beamer
Franklin A. Stransky
John L. Byrearton
S.C. Campbel
Joseph EB
Schweiter
States Attorney Bell Defeated for Nomination
Vincent A. Bell of Whiteside County ran poorly in the Republican county race and finished fourth. He polled about 547 votes, trailing winner J. Scheinman who had 1,614, with Herman L. Folkers also弱 behind. The piece notes disappointment among Bell’s supporters and hints at future political implications.
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Vincent Bell
Vincent A. Bell
Whiteside
Sterling
J. Scheinman
Herman IL Folkers
Awa Nor Ke Nemmaten
Democrats Cast 346 Votes in County Election
Democratic ballots totaled 346 in the county election. In the gubernatorial race Igee and Horner were neck and neck for the nomination while other votes spread among several candidates. In Fairhaven R L Morris received eight votes for state attorney general and Wysax Tong Gow received nine votes for the same post.
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Pulpaty
Leeton
Igee
Horner
Yace
Fairhiven
R. L. Morris
Turney
Wysax Tong Gow Hi IQ Vees
Leo Allen of Galena Wins Congress Seat
Leo Allen of Galena wins the race for congressman after a campaign in which he was active for weeks. The report notes his emergence as the winner following the Tuesday event and the involvement of supporters in the final stages of the contest.
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Leo Allen
Galena
Allen
Sandridge Weather and Local Happenings Report
Reading through a jumble of notes a Sandridge column recounts unsettled weather, community worries over local elections, and various personal incidents. It mentions fishing luck, fox sightings, a mill accident involving Leonard Hedley, and community visits from nearby towns, with brief city and country updates.
Thomson High School Places In Music At Sub District Contest
Ramona Lewis earned second in piano at the Sub-District Contest in Mt Carroll on Saturday April 9. The event featured four schools Chadwick Lanark Rachel and Thomson with Chadwick earning first. Allan Elomquist and Bernard Griffith of Rockford judged the event. The complete program included orations extrmpore speaking dramatic declamations glee club and various solos. Thomson was represented by multiple performers and selections from Bach Schumann and others.
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Ramona Lewis
Mt. Carroll
Grove
The
Honest
Ramona
de Kalb
Schumann
Bach
Chadwick
Lanark
Rachel
Thomson
Spring Valley PTA Event Planned at Local School
Spring Valley P T A meeting and program will be held at Spring Valley school Friday evening. Mrs Philo Slaughter and daughter Norma Jean of Gary Indiana visited at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs A Dorward. Rev and Mrs Mk and two children are friends in Chicago this week. Mr and Mrs Joseph Allen of Fulton visited at the home of Mr and Mrs A K McCullagh last Friday. Mr and Mrs Jenkins McCullagh of Sterling and Mr and Mrs Daniel Stoner of DeWitt were callers in Spring Valley Sunday afternoon. Mrs Church and Mrs Peter Aggen and two children visited Mrs Mary Church in Fulton Sunday afternoon. Mrs Church, who has been ill improving slowly.
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Psviegab
Satur
iMarl
Sophen Rigney
Mr. Templeton
Freeport
Susan Mackey
Robert
Sarah Hostetter
Miss Doraty Jax
Mt. Carroll
Ed Holman
Frank Holman
Ridge
Oklahoma
Clare Holman
Bluff
A. J. Davis
Sandridges
J . Helen Lott
Sivenna
Caluchat
al Netyelo
Leonard
Gould
Mir
Spring Valley
Philo Slaughter
Norma Jean
Gary
Ind
Dorward
M Mk
Chicago
Joseph Allen
Fokton
A. K. McCullagh
Jenkins McCullagh
Sterling
Daniel Staner
DeWitt
Arthur Church
Peter Aggen
Mary Church
Andrew Miller Birthday Anniversary Celebrated Near Ideal
A birthday party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Miller near Ideal on Sunday for Mr Miller’s birthday. Guests included Mrs. Utsa Harryman and daughters, Mr and Mrs Anthony Cambman and son, Mr and Mrs Chester Alexander and family, Mr and Mrs Elwin Allison and daughter, and Mr and Mrs John Smith of Milledgeville. The bank committee in Milledgeville hopes to open a new bank by June, with stock pledges rising to 181 and a target of 300 shares. A meeting at the town hall Thursday saw talks from J F Greenawait, Rev B C Holloway, and committee members A B Paterbaugh, A L Wagner, P B Ronails, and J W Shirk.
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Near Ideal
Miller
Utsa Harrymaan
Anthony Cambman
Chester Alexander
Elwin Allison
John Smith
Milledgeville
Town Hall
Las
J. F. Greenawait
B.C. Hotlowar
A. B. Paterbaugh
A. L. Wagner
P. B. Ronaels
J. WH. Shirk
Jane
Tax distribution outlines county school funding plan
The county will levy a total of 756 687 67 in taxes with 346 42 allotted to schools including 142 654 81 for high schools and 204 104 67 for the school system. Road and bridge taxes total 71 194 70. First real estate tax installment is due May with 1 percent monthly penalty, second by August 1932.
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Schiowly
Garcell County
Walter Watson
T He
Marriage license issued to David McWorthy and Martha Elliott
A marriage license was issued to David McWorthy of Savanna and Martha Elliott of Freeport. Also Saturday, Ervin Flicklinger of Pearl Cay was arrested and held at Mt. Carroll County Jail on a driving while intoxicated charge.
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David McWorthy
Savanna
Martha Elliott
Freeport
Pearl City
Ervin Flicklinger
Pearl Cay
Mt. Carroll
Funeral and community notes from Franklin Corners
The funeral for Violet Richards of South Clyde took place at Franklin Corner church with Rev. J. Hoffman Morrison presiding and interment in Franklin Corner cemetery. Weekend visits included Mrs. L McKenzie and son Dake and Miss Betty Zook of Sterling. Election results: Fred Olson re-elected. local social and school activities include a postponed Easter program due to bad roads and an operetta Aunt Dru’s Garden by George M. Brown with music by John S. Feats. Other items cover visits, supper hosts, and eighth graders’ finals prep for April 30 at Mor etson. Esther Frye was ill but improving. Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Stump hosted Sunday dinner with their daughters.
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Violet Richards
South Clyde
Franklin Corner
J. Hoffman Morrison
John S&s
Anderson
Clinton
Jokes and Safe Plans Amid Silly Dialogue
A fragmentary humorous exchange features cleric and chiefs with misheard phrases about safety, rides, baggage, and taxes. The dialogue contains garbled lines about customers paying for goods and a dog tax, with odd spellings and misprints suggesting a misread historical source.
Ideal School Notes Honor Roll Members
The March honor roll lists pupils who achieved all nine weeks with no absences or tardies. Names include Dean Rawlins Mand Alta fir Lartz Arvilla Mont Chale UARTMAN Eelen lonerroll Robert Rawlin Paul Vakley Dorothy Lucas Thomas McKee Melvin Harman Marvin Turtman Thom, Alo Larle Jean Raw lings Himer Mans Austin Lartz Keb lers Rawlins Charles Hartman Dorothy Lucas Evelyn Senneff Helen Hang.
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Mand
Altafir Lartz
Arvilla Mont- Chale Uartman
Eelen Lonerroll
Robert Rawlin
Paul Vakley
Dorothy Lucas
Thomas McKee
Melvin Harman
Marvin Turtman
Thom
Monn
Alo Larle
Jean Rawlings
Himer Mans
Austin la
Bristol School Notes March Schedule and Honors
Bristol school lists March 19 days and students in honor roll for 2nd place. Honors include Lester Grim John ny Halfman Betty Swett Leslie Grim Hazel Swett Laurence Half man. School closes Wednesday May 4 1982 for annual picnic. parents and friends invited for a dinner hour. Teacher Gyaee Seim signs off.
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Bristol
Hazel Swett
Laurence Halfman
Hebby Sweth
Tester Grim
Robert Bath
Johnny Mulfman
Leslie Grim
Lester Grim
Johnny Halfman
Betty Swett
Gyaee Seim
Income Tax Evasion Claim Noted by Officials
Tax officials report eight of ten people evade full income tax. two have found ways to do it. A student arrested for speeding tells the judge he is a university student. The judge replies that ignorance does not excuse and imposes ten dollars plus costs.
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Income Tax Statistica
Income Tax
Beliefs Stronghold in Experience Reason and Authority
A brief reflection on belief foundations noting three supports: experience, reason, and authority. The author emphasizes authority as most potent, warning that without it reason or experience may fail to convince.
Vast Wealth tr Jawels The Ags Khor in India
Spiritual head of 08,000 Mohammedint in India owns a collection of rubles valued at more than 25 million dollars.
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Ags Khor
India
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