Sandridge Jotterings and Winter Weather Notes
Sandridge jotterings report cold unsettled weather with a dry Sunday, rainfall improving crops, and concerns about late frost. Louie Nikon returns from Chicago as boats and fishing improve with baited hooks yielding catches. Visiting parties travel from Mt Carroll to Detroit and Canada. threshing and grain yields appear good amid ongoing farm work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Nikon
Chicago
Pax Lake
Ray Crowth
Stransdale
Robert Mackay
Mt. Carrell
Katherine
C. I. McCord
James
Malcom
Kay
Antor
Mt. Carroll Co
Detroit
McCord
Canada
Slough
W Smuke
Anil Abis
Questions on Old Age Pension in State Dome
State welfare officials face flood of letters about Old Age Pension Law as federal changes loom. Governor Horner plans a special session and appoints Frank Bane to align state law with federal requirements before enactment. Also notes include motor fuel tax allocations, emergency bond reserves, and a new Jacksonville State hospital managing officer. Wildlife exhibits at the 1934 Illinois State Fair and conservation display praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Public Welfare
Jast Ievisiatare
A. L. Bowen
Public Welfare
Congress
Horner
Frank Bane
American Public Welfare Association
Bane
Virginia
K. L. Ames, Jr
State of
Mlinois
G. G. Brown
Jasper Count
State
Federal Health Service
Jacksonville State Hospital
Dr. Brown
St. Clair Drake
Tincis
State Department of Conservation
Charles F. Thompson
Lane Bird Adk
PO and Nee Mooring
Alfred Williams
Galeshurs
Johnny Johnson
Fay Green
Milwaukee
Wis
Earl Green
Rosa Wolfe
Savanna
Sam Gr
Lambert
Epa "Wook
Roberta
Abner Hook
Wimbleton
N. C
William Kamphuia
Epa Hook
Argo
Pather of Rudolph Ho Dies Monday at Clinton
Obituary notes the death of Abraham Holman, born September 25, ABDT, near Clinton. Survived by four sons Hans Gus Rudolph Will, four daughters, fourteen grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral held at Clerks cemetery near Lyons.
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Pather
Rudolph HO
Serta
Mendieele
di Hi
Feudal
Neue
Clinton
Clerks
Lyons
Holman
Margaret Peters
Riz
John
Sin
Hans
Gus
Rudolph
Will
Argoela
Angus Henry Weckel
Henry Boysen
Mya. Peters
Mayme Neeve
Bryant la
Tate Hyonn
Community Notes From a Turbulent Week in Small Town
Fragmented notes describe social events, trades, and local concerns. The town discusses a new Bourkonie house under construction with plastering by James Green and Clyde Grotaeing while residents like Billy Greer suffer infections and Ernest Miller loses a horse. Dorothy Guinther visits from Rockdale with her parents, and a Ladies Home Economic club hosts a flower show and a monthly meeting with Lus Merendy and Willard Wolchen from Sharon. The event line includes a hymn My Old Kentucky Devotional and program segments for packing house product demonstrations, hosted by Maude McGinty and Hattie Rawlins with several hostesses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stay
Molgin
Uwiwiek
Bourkonie
James Green Clyde Grotaeing
Morrison
Jon A Carroll
Nan Nipu
Billy Greer
Ernest Miller
Dorothy Guinther
Comrad Guinther
Ladies Hote Economic Club
Home
Lulu Merendy
Willard Wolchen
Sharon
Wis
Kenta
Busine
Roll Call
Madge Bower
Maude McGinty
Hattiy Rawlins
Tzetta Kasylins
Jace Leii
Mayme Mammert
Rose Moltz
Scotch Caddie Classifications and a Wife's Recipe Query
A humorous exchange defines caddie classes by skill with holes and balls. A wife asks about cooking, and one man reveals he writes home for his mother's recipes.
Mount Carrus school house project advances to completion
The new school building at Mount Carrus is under construction and nearly ready for use. Plans call for completion by late November with the facility expected to support updated classrooms and improved facilities as part of ongoing state and local improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Dy Vreiny
Die Ines
Improvements at the Savanna stockyards completed
Carpenters of the Milwaukee railroad finished about $5,000 in improvements at the Savanna stockyards. Work began in June under Frank Galvin’s direction. Savanna Construction Co. did cement work including a new 20-ton stock scale in a framed building, a scale office, three unloading docks, two holding pens, and a sorting pen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Railroad
Savanna
Frank Galvin
Dubuque-Tinais
Savanna Construction Co
Riot provokes mixed signals over noisy crowd
Fragmentary lines imply a riot context with motorists and a tense exchange. A driver warns a noisier bystander and a response hints at a sign misread as a cause. The snippets suggest everyday street scene tension rather than a clear incident report.
Street Sports at Cheese Way Park Abbreviated Rally
Unusual events appear in a varied street sports program at a park venue on Cheese Way followed by a list of races and stunts. Officials note it features several activities including improvised demonstrations and park performances across the scheduled day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ab Wei Cheese Way Praern
Heeau Nuns
Fragmentary OCR Crowd Noise Prompts Unclear Text
The readable bits show garbled phrases about boys, thrills, and event notes but lack coherent facts. Names, dates, places, or organizations are not clearly identifiable, making a precise news item impossible from the fragment.
Usk Hrand JL Speaty Cream Company Contest Announcement
An unclear notice describes contests with cash prizes including 60 cents for a site contest and a Fyifeot syrtem event. It mentions a sleep-related raffle and an obvtion tied to a tall wit with a short band, plus prizes for a thinnest whimsy prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usk Hrand
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State House
Argu
Adam Kness O
Joan Basta
Nick Basta
Nolan Basta
Glinton
Floyd Kness
Sein Alkon i
Nortil Ab
Mount Carrus
RCA Sound Satisfaction
Wheeler & Woolsey
Katherine Hepburn
Charles Boyer
Jean Arthur
Victor Jory
J. H. Shirk
Milledgeville, Mil
FOX
Babe
Prines
Ceil A
Etsy Cattata
Dealer Adve
Chevrolet
Fisher
Chevrolet Motor Com
LNY
Michigan
ZEM
Geral Motors Volan
Naster de
Lure
Lewis Motor Company
Thomson, Illinois
Lissa
J. M. Fay & Son
Fulton, Illinois
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