Old Settlers Picnic and Community News at Lanark
Last Thursday’s Old Settlers picnic at Lanark drew many locals and were joined by Amelia Smith and her daughter Mrs Rush Carroll. The Davenport Fair attracted attendees from the area including Fra Foltz Fred Nipe and families. The week featured band concerts, visits to Dixon and Oakville, farm animal health updates, and local hosting of visitors with illness notes and harvest news.
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Lanark
Otie
Amelia Smith
Rush Carroll
Jas. Libbexton
Iowa
Davenport
Fra. Foltz
Fred Nipe
Robi. Carroll
Mrs. Long
Sharp Carroll
Nina Kenyon
Marston
John Long
Maitland
Miric Lamb
Robt. Carrol
Della Williams
Luella Williams
Alfred Williams
Clyde Foltz
Condensary
Harold Kenyon
Home Economy Club
Church Annex
Nellie Parsons
Carl Daehler
Mary Bennett
Hans Hansen
Iowa City
Chas. Nipe
Delia
Max Fulton
Dixon
Lowell Park
Ed Franks
Clinton
Chas. Sack
Oakville
Freeport
Kansas City
Fair Haven
Crofton Bros
Gar
Daehler
Sunday Big Day for Welon Growers
Sunday drew a large melon trade with heavy turnout from Sterling Rock Falls and Clinton county. Many buyers visited from towns within fifty miles and melons sold out after dinner as prices held up. The crop is not heavy, so buyers expect no surplus and praise the sweet melons.
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Sterling
Rock Falls
Clinton County
College star Clarence Bolhos heads to Girona Ramos
Clarence Bolhos will leave for Girona Ramos Michigan to end college this winter. He was tendered with a farewell party by friends at the Chas Ottens Thursday event. Guests presented a clock as a parting gift. Read The Review.
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Clarence Bolhos
Girona Ramos
Mich
Clarence
Fia Wany
Ford sedan theft shocks Clinton area
A new Ford sedan was stolen Sunday evening in Clinton. J. son Herbert held the car during the incident. after an hour its location was unknown. The vehicle, insured but not fully covered by policy, remains missing. Miles Alderson recently moved from Silver City to Nilistore and may assist in the search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KH. B. Mardins
Clinton
J. Son
Herbert
Miles Alderson
Silver City
New Mexico
Nilistore
Wiscons
Bus Pamers 2 93 Carroll Co Farm Bureau Team Loss
Bus routes and personnel shifts discussed as Carroll County Farm Bureau team loses a route service. Linden Lohmeier to stay on a single daily round trip while No 2 route reduces five percent travel. Notice limits liability for future debts by Wray Gleason. Prospects for buses, stage purchases, and vehicle acquisitions noted.
Farm Bureau Team Loses To Henderson County Boys
The local Farm Bureau baseball team fell 4 to 1 to Henderson County in a game that eliminated them from the state championship contest. The squad had played sixteen games this summer and won them all, fielding a regular lineup of town and Farm Bureau players. Thomson was well represented with Howard, Blaine Leyns, Wallace Ware, Dee St. Ores, Dwight Bennett, and Ray Mover on the roster. Only 27 Carroll County lads faced the pitcher over nine innings, underscoring the strength of the opponents.
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Blaine
Carroll County
Davenport Pair Visitors Attract Local Attention
Davenport residents hosted a visiting party from Thomson last week. Attendees named include Pobi, yreliard family, Pete Hassen, Jchn Carrell, Wilbur ov sui, George evtfranc, Ris red, Noo Renger, red haw yee, and Joe Kanfimean. Chas Ottens was an Omaha traveler returning home Saturday with two feeder cars purchased there.
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Thomson
Daveport
Pobi
Yreliard Family
Pete Hassen
Jchn Carrell
Wilbur Ovsui
George “Evtfranc
Ris Red
Noo Renger
Red Haw Yee
Joe Kanfimean
Chas, Ottens
Omaha
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Argo
Golding
Carleson
Melendy
Clarence Cooper
Frank Imel
Kyle Melendy
Floyd Welch
Savanna
Welon Growers
FORD
Wisconsin
H. E. Green
Pamers
Much Wray Gleason
Garrett Bolhet
Guernsey
Platteville
Garrett
Miles Sliver
Harry Ely
Flindt and His
Paul F. Boyd
Atwater
Jine
Hiram Green
Finyd Carpenter
EBS
Bea
Ag¢Hlin Eel Service
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