Carroll County Backbone of the Nation Dedication
The Review expresses belief that Carroll County residents are ordinary citizens who support local churches and organizations, supply banks with funds, and face vital issues like taxes, insurance, rent, mortgage, labor, and groceries. It celebrates honest, hard-working people as the backbone of the country and dedicates future items to their continued efforts.
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Carroll County
Carroll County Platform 1987 Review
Platform notes for Carroll County including a bank project at Milledgeville, road improvements from Hoween's Corners on Rt 78 to Chadwick and Rt 49, and calls to elect officials for town and county offices. Encouragement of reducing dispenser use and promoting community competitive sports in Carroll County.
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Hoween's
Rt. 78
Chadwick
Rt. 49
Carroll County
Frank Schreiner
Milledgeville
Chadwick-Morrigan Road
Tares Must Be Reduced Review Platform
Safety Kirst-Firat notes issues in the platform as tares must be reduced in the review process. The item reads as a fragment, indicating concerns about safety standards and platform reliability. The text hints at auditing measures and corrective steps but provides no concrete actions or dates.
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Tares
Birthday list pages for Thomson and nearby towns
A long birthday notice lists numerous individuals with hometowns including Thomson Fulton Chadwick Milledgeville Argo Mt Carroll Lanark Cloquet Minn Washington, D C and Peoria along with dates January 4 and 6. The piece closes with a quotation on reading enriching character and the enduring value of books.
Carroll County News Holiday Notes And Local Happenings
A Christmas tone pervades Carroll County notes with holiday cheer, college reuunion, and local events. The Fulton Fidelity basketball team shows a strong record as towns await ice harvest and New Year celebrations. Local faces include Paul Lewis and Arnold Brunkow, with updates on Lanark and Savanna communities and county jail notes.
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Ledown
Fulton Fidelity Town
Carroll County
Vaneville
Illinois Crop Summary for 1937 Highlights Record Yields
Illinois cash farm income for 1937 is estimated at 522 million dollars, up from 489 million in 1936, driven by near peak yields and broad crop acreage utilization. Corn yields reached 47 bushels per acre, oats 46.5, soybeans 20, with fruits and total production high. Corn cash income is about 94.55 million, slight up from 94.05 million in 1936.
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Ilinois
Federal
Departments of Agriculture
Illinois
New Year Photo Guild Resolutions from John van Guilder
Snapshot Guild members pledge to think before shooting and ensure pictures have central ideas. They vow to seek hidden subjects with lighting and arrangement, study mistakes, and redo errors to create more and better pictures.
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ONG
John van Guilder
Crop yields lift wheat and feed grain output in drought recovery year
Strong harvests push all wheat to 45,724,000 bushels with 26 percent above 1936 and 28 percent above 1928-32 averages. Production of 1,912,000 tons of feed grains supports the industry, despite drought years 1936 and 1938. Cash income from wheat nears 41 million dollars, up from 24.9 million in 1936.
Agricultural output and crops across states show mixed results
Crop reports indicate southern Illinois gains offsetting northern losses with wheat yield near 14 bushels per acre and rust damage widespread. Soybeans rise to 22.8 million bushels, potatoes fall short of 10-year average, and fruit crops reach record or near-record levels while drought and cold hurt hay and flower seed production.
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Tlinois
Iilnvis
United States
Fragmentary note on medieval royal lodging and fashion
Fragmentary text clarifies that a palace once meant the moving king’s inn or house during wandering times. It hints at royal fashion persisting across periods, but the passage is incomplete and obscured by garbled phrasing.
Westfall Runs for Carroll County Sheriff Nomination
Ray R Westfall declares as a Republican candidate for Carroll County sheriff, seeking party nomination at the primaries on April 12, 1938, asking for support in the race.
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Sim
Iff
Carroll County
Ray R Westfall
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Donald Schroth
Fay Peugh
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Richard Hanna
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Charles Tripp
Alice Marie Wilkerson
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Ronald Lee Mackey
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Lou Elliott
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Henry Voeckel
Marie Fryer
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Arnold Brunkow
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Clara Miller
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Eber Shepherd
Shepherd
Mt. Carroll High School
Lewis Hamilton
Hamilton
Randecker
Ted Randecker
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W. L. Derrer
Lawrence. A. Smith
Savanna, Ill
National Bank Building
Black
J. M. Fay & Son
Florida
John L. Brearton
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Kipnis
Carroll, Illinois
Edward R. Mest
Chadwick, Ti
John Deere
Keystone
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Charles Riekelhaupt
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