1934 Review Platform From Carroll County
A historic campaign summary urging a bank for every town in Carroll County and the election of efficient town village and county officers. It calls for closer work with the federal administration to carry out county programs and support for President Roosevelt to improve conditions through ongoing initiatives.
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Federal Administration
President Roosevelt
Carrell
Ville
Mt Carcell
York
Mississippi
Japan
Chadwick celebration shines at Chesse Day turnout
The Chadwick event drew the largest attendance of its trio of celebrations with smooth operations, ample entertainment, and good order. Lanark’s Old Settler's Day in Carroll County, described as the county’s oldest celebration, promises a strong program and festive parade. Community leaders stress continued regional hospitality as Lanark hosts the day with sport and social events, and the broader Melon Day week activities begin Thursday.
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Chadwick
FEL
Carroll County
Lanark
Chang
Joe
Wwerk
Mr. Cartnae
Wlumnen
Community notes on weather and local events in Lanark area
The column mixes weather hopes for Lanark and nearby towns with reflections on Old Settlers Day at Lanark, Thomsen for Meonton Day, and Mt Carroll Homecoming. It notes gusty drought conditions in the Dakotas, relief efforts, and a jokes and chatter tone about cheese, fishing, and local committees.
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Lanark
Old Settlers
Thomsen
Mefon
Mt. Carroll
Local Columns Reflect Oddities and Sports Lore
A jittery collage of small-town vignettes and humorous notes runs through the column. Anecdotes touch on a young man who never goes home until daylight, a “donkey” baseball game, and light gossip about players and teams. Quips about fashion, manners, and civic life mix with brief remarks on local events and prewar sports chatter.
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Nild West Rodeo at Thomson's Melon Day
A Wild West Rodeo is set for Thomson's Melon Day with about 50 unbroke horses to be shipped from western points. Under Wee Morris, experienced in Adams’ Koon events, riders will be paid five dollars per horse ridden. The event starts at four, lasts about two hours, and occurs in the south Melon Parks enclosure to prevent horse escape.
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Gane
Ami
Melon Parks
Meion Way
Melon harvest ripens in Thomson area this week
Thomson area melon growers report ripe melons of superb quality and delicious flavor aided by timely rains. Market observers note a potentially shorter selling period, with reasonable prices and widespread sale in nearby towns as trucks begin hauling melons from the fields.
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Thomson
Sandridge
County Invited to Old Mill Park Savanna August 26
Sunday August 26 will be a real day at Old Mill Park Savanna inviting Carroll County residents. The day program sponsored by the Spanish War Veterans and soldiers of all wars invites families with speak ing and a picnic dinner. The Lions Club of Savanna sponsors the evening program with band music and home talent from Carroll County towns.
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Old Mill Park
Savanna
Carroll County
Old Mid Park
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Lions Club of
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Wetzler
Tyler
Thomson
Chinch Bug Note Sparks York Township Reflections
A column blends local tax talk with rural humor about chinch bugs and a town festival. Mentions York Township in Mississippi area, tax payments, and pride in residents while musing on community life and schooling. Includes scattered notes on local sports and names.
Heat Persistes and Care Tangles Local Family Health
Weather keeps stifling residents with little relief from recent rains. Mrs Gus Roggendorf struggles with ankle pain and heat. doctors in Savanna are consulted as days and nights remain hot. Mr and Mrs John Schwork visit from Coma and stay with Mrs Ray Ruppie’s family. their son remains in critical condition at a hospital.
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Gus Roggendorf
Savanna
John Sehwark
Coma
Ray Ruppie
Local notes and snippets from a community page
A patchwork of town life fills the page with accidents and injuries, social calls, musical evenings, travel notes, and school vacation chatter. Readers report a fall near Rock Rivers, hospitality at Ray Huyples, and a sheriff’s wife facing theft rumors. Melons sell, school breaks near, and a meeting of the O EB 5 in Thomson is praised despite rain.
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Thomas Wallin
Babb
Ehun
Ray Huyples
Irene
Ain
Poorman
Ridge
Walt Cire
Yhoir i
Hig
Sap
Guil
Rupple
Ourself
O. EB. 5
Thomson
Earl Rupple
Rawlins County
Kansas
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Flapper
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Congress Hotel
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Spectatatrencies
John L. Brearton
Ilinois
John F. Whitman
Dr Guender
Main St
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M.D
Capital Theatre
Morrison
R. M. Eaton
M. Carroll
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Uy Moline
Acad
Washington
Perm
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Firestone
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