July births and deaths in Carol county totals read
The county filed July birth and death records showing 21 births and 16 deaths. Boys outnumbered girls two to one with many names listed for both births and deaths, including locations in Mt Carroll Savanna Milledgeville and Thomson.
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Carol County
Kenneth James
Mt. Carroll
Cecil Green
Green Island
Ruth Ann
LeRoy Fast
Carroll
Mary Jane
Mason Spaulding
Sandra Lee
David McWorthy
Thomson
Lyle Alfred
Alfred Miller
Milledgeville
Jack Eugene
James Rider
Coleta
Wilbert Cecil
Robert Harry Spencer
Stanley LaVerne
Fred Franks
Rodney Lee
Ira Charles Knight
Savanna
Stanley Berlin
Wesley Cook
Eugene Franklin
Albert Kohl
Carol Anne
George Collins
Wayne Irwin
Irwin Elliott
Saanna
Carol Eleanor
Lyle Williams
John Joseph
Charles Henry
Robert Keith
Robert Hanson
Edwin Allen
Fred Miller
Edward Wilhelm
Shannon
Adelaide Scharman
Albert Frederck Snapp
Silva Slifer
William Legel
Mt Carroll
William F. Weber
Joseph Laird
Hattie Minner
Samuel Lord
Harold Hoyt Williamson
Cornelius O’heron
Patrick Joseph McGrath
Julia Sherlock
John Christopher Notz
Christian Peter Greison
Evelyn Jeane Bell
Carroll County
Weekend Driving Dangers Rise With City Traffic
Weekend periods see higher automobile accidents due to crowding on highways and busy streets. People rushing to leave the city for Saturday and Sunday outings often neglect safe driving practices and common sense rules, leading to more crashes. Remember to drive safely and follow traffic laws to enjoy weekend trips.
Facts from a historical Q and A on town, race, and place
The text lists incorporation year for Kaskaskia as 1725. It states Illinois had 328 972 Negroes or 43 percent of the population according to the 1930 census. It locates Horse Prairie between the Kaskaskia River and Horse Creek in Randolph County.
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Kaskaskia
Kaskaskia River
Horse Creek
Randolph County
Fragmentary remark on a dancer and unfinished act
A garbled exchange mentions a fan dancer and a remark about it being unfinished. The misheard lines imply a boastful claim and a reaction that the performance was not complete. The text reads as a stray quotation with unclear context and characters.
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