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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1934
Page
4
Milledgeville Corn and Poultry Show set for December 7 with prize classes listed across merchandise, cash, and magazine subscriptions. Meeting at Carroll Monday night reviewed goals for a township farm bureau drive, with speakers and membership plans discussed despite poor weather and attendance.
The meat processing tax caused farmer hardship as prices were set by large processors at regulated markets while deductions were not applied. Evasion by wholesalers and retailers selling bogus products escaped taxation. Bureau studies suggest redefining first domestic processing to shift liability to commercial handlers who cut out the practice.
Eastabrooks was the first to ten out of the wrecked car and sought help at a nearby home calling Dixon hospital. Mrs. Conrad died nearly instantly from a broken neck and crushed chest. Stevens and his wife with Mr Seidel were rushed to the hospital by passersby with Mrs Seidel sustaining serious cuts and bruises. Stevens later found to have several broken ribs and internal injuries. Investigators noted the truck cab riders said the machine was stopped before entering Dixon and no charges filed yet. TRY A CLASSIFIED
A fragment notes a great war on loss, incompetence, and drinking drivers. It argues public pressure will not suffice to ensure safer highways for careful motorists, signaling ongoing debate over highway safety and enforcement.
Banks failures across the state tied county funds to closed banks forcing county officers to be responsible for funds. A court decision now declares the current law illegal, and bonding companies say they cannot determine their position until the supreme court decides. They are declining to write new bonds in the interim.
Carroll County residents will see Farm Bureau outreach efforts this month as volunteers organize a county wide membership drive. Officials emphasize community engagement, local farming needs, and recruiting new members to support agricultural programs and services.
Fragmentary report notes spending and social strain in a town. Mentions Argo Py Mise Havel Lotasere, Chinten Glau, Savanna Soturdes, and Stransdale plant employer. Reports theft, damage, and a wood shotgun suggested to deter further losses amid three weeks of bad weather.
Paneiel services for Mrs Kathryn Schroeder 69 were held Monday afternoon at 1 30 from Trinity Lutheran church in Salem Rev G Hoeppner officiated She died Thursday noon after a lingering illness She was born January 16 in Ober Hessen Darmstadt Germany and came to America with her parents at 18 They settled in Carroll county Later she married Conrad Schroeder in 1897 and lived in Ashland Kentucky before returning to Mt Carroll She is survived by two sisters one in Germany and Mrs Adam Heinze of near Chadwick two brothers Henry Hartman of Oklahoma and George Hartman of Chadwick and a son Albert of Mt Carroll Her husband and an infant daughter preceded her in death
The November honor rolls include A honor roll: Jean Hewins Arvil It Montgomery Mimer Mans Robert Rawlins Charles Uartman Austin Sturtz Helen Mans Evelyn Sunneli Paul Oakley. B honor roll: Marbelle Manning Betty Benson LaVonne Manniier Thomas McKee Ruth Uartman. Five Amberg at the PT A meeting Thursday Dec 6. Seventh grade learning Gettysburg Address in geography. Christ ians program planned for Friday Dec 21. Perfect attendance list includes Jean Rawlins Elmer Tans John Mulloy Austin Larta Robert Rawlins Avillie Montgomery Charles Hartman Thomas McKee Evelyn Senneff Elon fans Marvin Hartman Melvin Hartman Ruth Hartman. Belly Benson absent two weeks due to measles. New books for reading cycle work. Uve numbers at Ideal Farmers Club meeting Nov 28: recitation by Thomas McKee and song by Helen Vans and LaVonne Manning. Austin Lartz Robert Rawlins reporters, Mrs Ava Turney teacher.
A listing of recently registered inventions by Tevantore Iden includes diverse ideas from a novel hen nest design to other expanded concepts. The entries showcase innovations across practical household items and potential agricultural aids, reflecting a broad inventive focus announced to the patent office.
Hickory Grove School will present a program on December 13 featuring dialogue, recitation, reading and dance items. Students include Florence Rowland, Doris Horton, Lucile Freeman, Earl Freeman and others with performances titled Welcome, Lagurative Hilly and The Absentminded Husband among others.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet all day Wednesday at Spring Valley Brush Church hosted by Thi Liangy. Mrs Jamison and families attend Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs Peter Ay. Miss Vera Church, Arthur Church, and Miss Lanabelle Ay visit Morrison and Cayster relations. Letty Benson visits. Joe Zuidema hosts a sale by E C Smith savings. Roy Morrison's funeral drew attendees Sunday afternoon.
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