Village Echo and Thomson periodicals listing
The excerpt notes publication details for Thomson publications including The Village Echo now in its 65th year, Thomson Broadax from 1879, and Thomson Review from 1893. It lists H. G. Stagg as publisher and business manager, Kenneth Whitney as reporter, and states entry as second class matter in Thomson Illinois under March 3 1879 with weekly Thursday issues and annual price of $1.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Village Echo
Thomson Broadax
Thomson Review
Dee Saunders
H. G. Stagg
Kenneth Whitney
Thomson, Ilinois
Local Rent Freeze Ordered in Carroll County
Carroll County is under a defense housing area. A new order freezes all rents for residences apartments and flats to the March 1 level effective Sept 1 with no increases since March. Only major capital improvements may raise rents. minor repairs do not. Landlords must register by Oct 16 and rent administrators will be appointed for areas. A new rent basis is not created by tenant changes after March unless a capital improvement occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Carroll County BIRTHDAYS A list of August and September names
Carroll County birthdays listed by date from Friday August 28 to Thursday September 3. Names span Lanark Milledgeville Morrison Chadwick Savanna Clinton Ia Waterloo Ia Albany Stockton Argo-Fa and surrounding towns with multiple residents noted for each day and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Thomas
Milledgeville
Russell Meyers
Rose Sykes
Clinton
Russell Gleason
Savanna
Russell Miller
Lanark
Lee Dyson
R. H. Meyers
Virginia Johnson
W. W. Livengood
Robert Stone
Earl Beck
Thomson
Ralph
Vernon Brandenburg
Claribel Atherton
Chadwick
Ted Randecker
Carroll
L. D. Tague
Arthur Goldhill
Albany
Burton Williams
Stockton
John Schade
Adam Kness
Argo-Fa
Elwood Gipe
E. E. Hower
Ralph Allison
P. A. Knox
David Gerdes
Oscar Rahn
Will Bennett
Paul Law
Sunday Parade Sets Stage for Iowa War Effort
A Clinton Iowa Sunday parade draws fifty thousand or more spectators to honor Gov. Wilson and political leaders. The event features six bands, drum corps, and a Marine bus escort for inductees. A new battleship Iowa is to be christened Thursday, marking 88 years of Iowa ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Second Street
Fifth
Sixth
Roosevelt Road
River Front
Sam Hamton
George Boyjisky
Jim
Gov. Wilson
Hitler
Pape
Clinton Fhick
Dan Pateh
Vinegar Hill
Clinton High
Legion
America
Wilson
Mississippi
Iowa
Jacobsen
Versielles
Red Cross
Army
Navy
Piano keys brightened by borax damp cloth technique
A soft cloth dampened in borax water is used to brighten yellowed piano keys. The keys are then dried thoroughly with a second soft cloth to finish the cleaning.
Auditors Meet in York Township and Carroll County Sessions
The York township auditors meet at Village Hall Thomson Plineis on September 1 1942 at 1 PM. Carroll County Board of Supervisors holds its annual meeting at the Court House Mt Carroll Illinois on September 8 1942 at 10 AM. Claims must be filed with the clerk by September 4 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Auditors of
York Township
Thomson, Plineis
Clarence Boinous
Board of Supervisors of
Carroll County
Ilinois
Court House
Mt. Carroll
Illinois
W. R. Watson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Johnson
Artcraft
Morrison, Ill
W. L. Derrer
Lawrence A. Smith
Savanna, Illinois
G. J. Mueller
Isbell Optical Co
Clinton Ve. So
Potts& Son
Main Ave
Clinton, Ia
Brice Puterbaugh
Freeman Law
John Diehl
L. J. Gnngey
Lena
Virginia Moon
M. E. Olmstead
Chas
Wilt
Margarete Shoemaker
Robert Lyle Law
David Jansma
Morrison
Maxine Warner
Ieane Hook
Fulton
Rexford Printz, Jr
Young Men’s
Frank Bradulski
5Th Ave
Considine’s
Fulton’s Meeting Place
Lincoln Way
Sharpe
Ralph Sherman
Mr. Pierce
Hay
P. S
Master George
Goodenough’s
Goodenough
MR. Hog Raiser
Voice OF the
Middle West
Purina
Consult
MT. Carroll Black
Stransdale
Swett’s Cafe
May Alden’s Cafe
St.—Clinton
Cedar Bluff Farm
National Dairy Association
N. D. French & Carroll & Son
County War Board
Conservation Division
WAR Production Board
American Industries Salvage Committee
LOCAL
Garrett Bolhous
Scrap Iron and Steel
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