Carroll County News Tone and Tax Watch 1932 33
The fragment discusses local civic concerns in Carroll County including calls to buy American merchandise, announce a living figure Cal Feezer, and congratulate Cal and Kurt. It mentions a 1982 tax total over 700000, urging economy in expenditures, faith in county banks, careful choice of office holders, and closer town cooperation to cut costs.
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Cal Feezer
Bryund Chadwick
Cal
Tre
Owl
Democrat
Carrol Courtly
Kurt
Carroll County
Torn
Lebor
Notices For Corn And Hog Growers In Aaa Program
First steps toward establishing programs for corn and hog growers outline planned assessments and enrollment. Farmers will begin receiving notices as plans align with boosting domestic and foreign demand to restore purchasing power for corn and hog farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAA
United States
Jokes Baim in Gilead War Welcome
Fragmentary text records humorous remarks with unclear speakers and stray phrases. The readable lines hint at a wartime or travel scene with cryptic names Servast and Lios-damer and a shout about coming back. The garbled OCR yields no clear event or outcome.
Wades Witty Column Skims Local Happenings And Laughs
The column by Wade Guenther in Sabule Gazette blends editorial jabs about Al Smith and pop songs with notes on local events. It cites Clinton papers, Salbule merchants funding Christmas treats, and a mix of humor about farmers prices and public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Smith
New York
Salbuia
E. Wt. Jmys
Clinton
Ty Everson
Phas Wolamels
Strapped Lingerie Turns Up In Fashion Headlines
A garbled fashion item hints at a risqué theme with dialogue about flirtation by the seaside. The excerpt mentions a husband and wife exchange on propriety and a device described as the lowest possible cut, followed by a query about Swiss references.
Sharpe's Review and Local Rail Debates on York Town Ship
Long-winded letter to the Review discusses Sharpe, renewal subscribers, and local rail issues. It criticizes the Milwaukee road’s impact on Fay AnoFa and urges fiscal care and accountability, citing Thomson and York township interests, with a digression on pen names and a light anecdote about a prisoner.
Open Column Discusses Railroad Abandonment Notice
An open column explains the C M St P and P railroad plans to abandon several miles of track from Ayers southward and run traffic over Burlington track. The piece notes legal requirements for public notice and the looming injunction hearing if objections arise, highlighting the section’s impact on local service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sommer
C. M. St. P. & PL Wrailroad
Ayers
Wml
Iver
Burlington
Fragmentary May Day Notes and Incoherent Dialogues
A garbled dialogue piece shows a widow’s daughter and a farmer, with disjointed lines about politics and a “second chance” idea. A milking scene interrupts tense mood as observers scatter. The text reads like fractured, error-filled OCR with unclear events and few coherent facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ther
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Act of March Ltd
Fouter L. Stage
H. G. Stagg
Busines
Office of Publication, Thomson
Mac
Carroll
Baim
Gilead
Servast
Lionfener
Kour Taller
Wade
Wade Guenther
Sabule Gazette
Chadwick
Shannon
Kennyon
Obadewiek
Lway
Wwe
Maine
Seth
Philip Lord Rather
Tesem Heheson
Usaful
Macy
U. S
Smd
Mae West
Sherif
Los Angeles County
Calif
Tiankers
Kraft
Kgituete
Toting
EdWynn
Chester
Californie
Nudist Colony
Roosevelt
Father
J Taeliene
Suritor
Gett
Firestone
Ifs Motors
Pennsylvais
Ina
Motor Thomson
Heidiigat Bole
Magrex Baliertesee
Atzobet
Wmtberg
Sharpe
Rey Heitman
Vere Kauffman
Kauffmans
Kanifee
Ollie” Olson
Maurve
Review
Eithar
Sam Ners
N World Oryer
Milwaukee
Fay
Wort
Weill
Daggett
Donb
Fay AnoFa
School of the Sandridge
Commanity
Ithis Sdcfom
York
Ayers Tower
York Township
Shanpe -Carroll
Wister
Ashe
Glenn C. Tery
MT. Carroll
N. B. Podor Chiropractor
ILL
Chad
John L. Breart
L Savanna
Iind
Atte
Fred S. Smith
Senay Sind
Fartienen
Patenes
R. M. Eato Attorney
M. Carroll
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