Thomson Review and Village Echo Chronicle 1875 1895
A compact note listing Thomson Illinois periodicals with year marks 1875 1879 and 1895. Mentions publisher editor Brynor Stagg and Doc Saunders quote. Details show weekly Thursday issuance and second class matter status under March 3 1879 act.
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the Village Echo
Thomson Broadax
Thomson Review
Doc Saunders
B.G. Stagg
Brynor Stagg
Thomson
Illinois
Carroll County birthdays list spans December dates
A sequence of names and towns lists birthdays for Carroll County residents from Friday December 24 through Wednesday December 29. The fragment ends with a note about Jefferson Misfortune homes and a burned down house with lost papers.
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Jefferson
Raise more chicks and plan early for next year
The piece argues farmers should boost chick production, noting a price spread and government goals. It warns many hatcheries have filled orders, urging early placements in February or March to meet a likely spring demand. The outlook hinges on egg values and government targets. Roger W Babson is profiled as a leading business thinker stressing religion in business.
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Department of Agriculture
Roger W. Lion
I .Eyless
Westwood
Ma'ady
Cooperaion
Mc Babson
North America
Roger W. Babson
Local residents share holiday travel and snow updates
A five inch snowfall Saturday night left roads passable with snow plows active. Miss Nixon of the grade school faculty hosted a visiting brother from Ames Iowa over the weekend. Several residents, including Mr and Mrs Harry Engies and Mr and Mrs Truman Royer, planned Christmas travel to Morris Kansas and California for the Rose Tournament, with others to Florida for winter holidays.
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Nixon
Ames
Iowa
Harry Engies
Freeport
Meeks
Truman Royer
Morris. Kans
Hasadena
Calif
Lloyd Merkel
Allen Geiseman
Sterling
Caruther
Lloyd Merk el
Floyd Zuck
Lois Carol
Dagmar Peterson
Florida
Denim shirt unites workers across states in wartime
A fragmented excerpt describes a nationwide labor army wearing denim shirts as a unifying uniform. It references locations from Texas and Iowa to Alabama, signaling a broad mobilization of workers spanning fields and barns under a common purpose.
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Rcs
Texas
Iowa
Alabama
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Carroll County
Albert Greeley
Harry Lowman
Lanark
Paul Wilt
Kenneth Peters
Harry Watt
Dixon
George Morgan
Polo
Marvin Hoffman
Chadwick
Jessie Queckboerner
Edgar Imel
John W. Janssen
Dorothea Hugill
Milledgeville
Yvetta Geary
Louis G. Strauch
Dale Mayden
Clinton
Robert Gelwicks
Carol Ware
Leroy Prins
Mary Kradle
Robert Stewart
Emil Hartman
Shirley Crawford
Lee Hunt
Leo Schryver
Elizabeth Mary Carley
Leonard Wendorf
Downers Grove
Clarence Weimer
Geneseo
Hastel Cobl
Bertram Peters
Merle Turney
Joyce Sack
Hazel Bowers
Ed Bast
Diane Litwiller
Emmett Giblin
Harmon
Merle Sturtevant
Marion Crofon
Joyce Asay
Ned Spencer
Elizabeth Slevnne
Run Falls
Caroline Goldthorpe
Donald Melberg
Howard Wiebenga
Ray Erling
Rush Carroll
Robert Spencer
Chadwik
Diana Lee Rogers
Betty Puterbaugh
Milledzeville
Billy Marr
Rock Falls
Frank Priebes
John Maxfield
Nellie Dimmick
Thorson
Joyce Bickert
Franklin Fehler
Nancy M. Gleason
Savanna
Gerald E. Beattie
Mabel Emnyre
Betty Lou Wilt
Leo Lotz
A. H. Wagner
Harry Isenhart
Osear Martens
LeRoy Zenk
Vera Mae Hickey
Eureka
Kans
Babson
Boeing
Mayo Clinic
Sir Thomas More
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Savanna Farm Supplies Co., Inc
Avanna
Lucile Stransky
Mgr
Wasik
Sesa
MT. Carroll
Greetmcs
N. 2d
Clinton, Iowa
Savanna Livestock Sales
Max W. Garman
Teeter
Milwaukee Stock Yards
Savanna, I
E. Webmeyer
Audta
P. Miles
Cleri
GEO. W. Ivey & Sons
MT. Carroll, Hll
E. P. Hoffman
Ie Reece
Ane
Americs Ers
Ava
Dor S Fraidh
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Princeton, N
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Dern
J. H. Shirk
Mortician
Robert W
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Stransdale Farms
Glases Pi
E.R. Smit
Morrison
City Hall Liquor Store
W. Stephenson St
Derrer
Derres
MT. Carroleum Lindbs
W. L
D. R. Miller
Hulton
Myron Croger
East Main StRet Mcparison
Lawrence A. Smt
Nat’! Bank Buiding
Wagner
Fifth Ave
W.h.foster
Wilson
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