Chadwick Cheese Day Celebrates Town Pride and Fun
A lively Chadwick Cheese Day on Friday drew about 2000 through Main Street for parades contests and games. The program featured cheese sandwiches coffee milk, a village band concert, and performances by the Kentucky Trio Four Tem Biers Dixie Quartet and a German band, ending with a festive carnival atmosphere.
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Chadwick
Ineas
Chadwwhek
Pair ‘Haven
Sehich
Miinvisii
Jack
Fboy
Tlinois T
Main Street
Oscar Rain
Arthur Deets
Fair Haven
START GELLING STOCK IN PRO POSED NEW NATIONAL BANK OF SAVANNA
A Friday meeting of about 75 Savanna citizens launched efforts to secure stock for a proposed National Bank of Savanna. If the bank forms, 80 percent of old deposits may be available as liquidity by liquidating interim funds. The plan requires 360,000 in raised capital, including 56,000 cash and 100,000 in certain reserved shares. Depositors in the old bank face a 2 percent adjustment of their deposits as of March 4, 1233, with eligibility tied to meeting conditions.
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National Bank OF
Savanna
Force Fessenen
Carrencr
Perrol
Ideal Picnic brings 65 minute service with local talent
A community gathering featuring Rev. Harris of Colter and President Mans as hosts. Attendees enjoyed a 65 minute song service of old fashioned favorites followed by a varied entertainment program with local performers, readings, dancing, and sports. The event highlighted cooperation among farmers and townspeople and thanked organizers and sponsors for a successful day.
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Jie
Rev
Harris
Colter
Mans
Coleta
Roosevelt
Miller
Savanna
Rev. Harris
Evens 6 Ueram
Bowers Sisters
Drs. Bowers Iquid
Rev.Harris
Mildred ‘Kipmis
Mt. Carroll
Floyd Gibbs
Pete Wiersema
Fair Haven
Merle Turney
Tesnax
Attractive B-Line Folders Issued by Savanna Office
A catalog of B-Line highway promotional folders was shown at the Review Office on Monday. The Savanna based B-Line Highway Association sent the folder, featuring a marked map of northern and middle western states with routes in red. Contents describe scenery, parks, and hotels and eateries along the route.
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Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Savanna
Middle
Dry Workers Are Dismissed On August 9
Prohibition enforcement units nationwide dismiss 1800 workers effective Wednesday night August 9. The order, transmitted from Prohibition Director Dalrymple, shifts enforcement to the Department of Justice under John Hurley, with about 1200 agents, cutting annual costs by around 4 million dollars. E. C. Yellavney stays in permits.
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Dennison Block House
Savanna
Carroll County
Chica Prohibition Enforcement
Prohibition
A. V. Daliy+ maple
Washington
Gus J. Simons
W. A. Bennett
Chicago
Simons
Department of Justice
E. C. Yellavney
Treasury Department
Agen
Roosevelt
Dalrymple
Washington Dispatches
John
Shannon Home Coming invites mailed to many counties
Cards inviting Ale to Shan Non Home Coming were mailed last week. Residents in northern Milnois counties and others nationwide received invitations urging attendance at the Fourteenth Annual Home Coming and Reunion of the Shannon Home Coming Association in Shannon Ill on Labor Day, September 4, 1938. The notice promises renewals, fellowship, and a day and night program.
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Shannon
Milnois
Union
Shannon Home Coming Association
Cooperation and cost cuts in NRA era leases urged
Spectator urges common sense in lease terms to boost weekly wages and avoid price-cutting harm to small retailers. It lauds Roosevelt’s Platt Amendment stance on Cuba, calls tax relief and prudent levy reductions, and notes Negro workers at the World’s Fair celebrating progress from slavery to education, while stressing careful spending and business restructuring.
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Washington
NRA
Old Settlers Plan Busy Day Of Band Concerts And Games
Old Settlers announce a full program with two early games featuring Blue Sox versus Shannon Indes at 10 30 am and a 8 pm game Carroll County Park Bureau on the Hanna diamond. A morning session includes a band concert, minutes reading, treasurer's report, and officer elections for 1984. Afternoon events include prayers, welcome by Mayor Guy Wolf, an address by Ralph Eaton, and a large community dinner at the park with music and a parade viewable from the park.
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Burchell
Thelanak Blue Sox
Shannon Indes
Carroll County Park Bureau
Hanna Diamond
George RK. “Morris
S. RK. Brengman
Brice Puterbaugh
S. Ro Brenaman
Borop
Guy Wolf
Charles Jenks
Ralph Eaton
Mr. Carroll
America
Move On A Bad Heart Not Hainy and Mis Take
A garbled note describes a person with a failing heart and an error about acquiring a permanent address, with unclear names or dates. The fragment signals a local item referencing health and residency issues without coherent details or identifiable entities.
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Tvehor Ge
Melon Day Celebrated on Thomson Main Street
The ninth annual Melon Day invites all to Thomson on Wednesday August 23. Attendees enjoy a daylong event with free admission for children 12 and under, melons to satisfy visitors, and a night program including a band, venues along Main Street, and the Faye Melon Night dance drawing about 150 couples.
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Thomson
4 H Round Up Notable Names List Participants
The roundup lists numerous participants and leaders including Edward Sturtz Paul Law Paul Kampmeyer Emerson Iske Donald Anderson Gerald Carpenter Gordon Theese Harold Holbrook Rex Puterbaugh Donald Rupp Charles Schroeder Paul Warner Harlan Diehl Howard Diehl Paul Diffenderfer Paul Hawbecker George Cook Emerson Latmereaux Gabe Lamoreaux Mauree Guenzler Robert Guenzler Mildred Hawbecker Harry Stengel Kenneth Walker Melvin Traum John Lynch Kenneth Carbaugh Allan Engels Gerald Horner James Corbett James Keeney Jimmie Miller Robert Lichty Mason Deets Vernon Bashaw Emerson Michael Robert Rapp Harlan Carbaugh Don Horner Doris Hessenger Kathryn Lichty and others in the 4 H Round Up.
Delinquent personal property taxes due by August 21
County Collector Bertha J. Smith warns delinquent taxpayers to pay all personal property wax taxes by August 21 to avoid forced collection costs. The notice emphasizes timely payment to prevent enforcement actions.
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Bertha J. Smith
Lie
Fire Destroys Three Buildings At Hoffman Farm
Fire at Hoffman Farm Tuesday night destroyed the barn machine house and corn crib. spontaneous combustion believed cause. damage about 4000 dollars with insurance from Carroll Mutual. witnesses Floyd Hartman Marion Hartman Ben St Clair Rex Etuyre Jr and others alerted Chadwick and Carroll. neighbors aided salvage efforts as hay and oats burned. Chadwick Mt Carroll band concert later raised funds for travel.
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Hoffman Farm
Ue Bao
Ue Benes Wolfman
Chadwick
Everting
Lowe
Tlt Gareoll Mutual Company
Floyd
Marion Hartman
Ben St Clair
Rex
Jay Etuyren
Ideal Pen
Hoffman
Huber Stoffman
Mr. Carroll
Argo
Mt. Carroll
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Thomson Melon Toosters
Thomson Indees
Hazelhurst
Daggers
Savanna Office
Illinois
Cuba
U. S. Army
Navy
Aljeady
Revews
Eesthout
U. BS
John H. Sollenberger
Chadwick Handel Garage
Petty & Richter
Chadwick School
PINES
Uke Pines
Beth Hower
Inland Finance Corporation
Kresge
W. Stephenson St
Freeport
Ilinois
Stan Oy
Firestone
Ota, ES
Nce Fond
Vorar
Wail Tx
Yort
Lewis Motor Company
Thomson, Illinois
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