Local Notes From Spring Valley and Surrounding Areas
The snippet reports on residents visiting relatives and attending events in Spring Valley, Savanna, and nearby towns. Mentions include Mr. and Mrs. Rock Falls, Mrs. Mary, Sam Wires, George Balk, Rob Brown, Hattie Brown, Wanda Deats, Pearl Evelyn Rawlins, Blanche Seim, Mr. and Mrs. Herb, and others with limited details. The piece ends with a prompt to read the review.
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Ger Brown
Sam Wires
Hattie Brown
Mim
Wanda Deats
Will Hawk
Pearl Evelyn Rawlins
Blanche Seim
Herb
Upset Hopes Rise As Savanna Meet Nears
The season nears its end with nine county teams set to contest the Savanna tournament from March 5 to 7. Fulton, Hanover, Savanna, and Chadwick are strong contenders with Fulton favored to win. Players warned about breaking training rules emphasize the cost to teammates and schools.
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Carroll County
Savanna Te Ai Shaminas
Savanna
Freeport
Fulton
Hanover
Chadwick
Baseball Writers Meet in New York City Highlights
The 13th annual Baseball Writers Association dinner in New York featured a deal between Bill Terry and Casey Stengel trading a butter knife for oyster forks amid Terry’s claim of being stung. Connie Mack commented on his health after selling his horse. A parody showed a key pressed on Tom Yawkey’s cash register with money flowing out at Shibe Park. A writer representing Bob Quin sang “I Got Plenty of Nothin.”
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Baseball Writers Association
New York City
Amerie
New York
Bill Terry
Casey Stengel
Terry
Stengel
Connie Mack
Monic
Tom Yawkey
Money J
Shibe Park
Philadelphia
Bob Quin
Boston Braves
Warren Mason Fractures Knee in Varsity Basketball
Warren Mason of Lyndon Center centers the Lynns scoring attack but fractured his right knee in a high school varsity game against town and will miss the remainder of the season.
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Warren Mason
Lyndon
Jasten Warren Mason
Is Town
Lynn
February Opens With Coldest And Wildest Weather Of The Winter
A clipped Dairymen’s League article urges dairy farmers to curb substitutes like oleomargarine to protect milk markets. It warns that widespread use could cut grain and hay demand and hurt farmers while calling for home-diversified farming and public safety measures on highways to reduce road deaths.
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Dairymen’s Léague Dal
Darine Co-operative Association, Inc
National Safety Council
Argo-Fa Argo-Fa residents recall longtime leader Kenyon
Local notices recount social visits in Lanirk and Mt. Carroll areas. John Coleman moved to St Louis for a construction post. Verre Kaufman bought a Chevy coach. The Mt Carroll carrier missed a village run. A one tree church in California is noted. Weather curtails bridge work and road funds loom. Fred Kenyon praised for backing Route 171 and the town’s development. he is remembered as Mayor Kenyon.
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Coleman
Carrolman
Verre Kaufman
Jixon
Hu Cate
Thomson
George Weatherwal
Morrison
Mt. Carroll
George Schmaling
California
Alfred
Bridge Company
Kenyon
Citiens
Steeft
Arso-Fa
Ei Pornay
First Robin Arrival Hopes Warm Fringes of Cold Season
The harsh cold has brought discomfort to many, and residents anticipate the first robin to herald spring and lasting warmth. Community feeling grows as seasonal change approaches.
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Robin
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