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Newspaper

Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1935

Page

4

County taxes show $56,696 in back taxes owed

A long county treasury report details back taxes and costs totaling $68,645.00 on forfeited lands, with $56,096.12 in taxes and $11,948.68 in interest and costs for 1930 to 1933. It notes 12 percent interest on forfeitures and lists township figures and participating towns. Citizens may contact Mrs Margileth, Mr Fetterolf, or County Treasurer Frank Ross for details.

Speer Acethur Ferterolf Blanche Margileth Frank Des Carroll County Met. Carroll and Savanne Savanna Carrol County Washington York Mt. Carroll Woodland Freedom Salem Rock Creek Cherry Grove Shannon Lima Elkhorn Grove City of Salem Township Chadwick Fair Haven Lanark Shannon Township City of Savanna Savanna Township Thomson York Township Mt.Carroll Margileth Fetterolf Frank Ross

Spring Valley Community Activities and Local Visits

Community items include Spring Valley Communion at Spring Valley Presbyterian church on Sunday morning, Mrs Gus Ewers hosting NG club Thursday afternoon January 16, plus several local visits. Noted are measles in the school district and multiple residents and guests visiting at local homes.

Spring Valley Presbyterian Church Gus Ewers Jane John Eissen Spring Vailey Jane Lamb Hospital Stans Melecho Karl Ghicarn Francis Rook Kenneth Hammer Dan Hedsins Suneday Mt. Vernon Cornell College Fred Hammer M. R. Buikema Laurel Leith Charles Mckee Unionville Renard Allison Knox LaVerne Givens Wi Letcher Wm Arcicher Sr Midsdorelinc

Vinegar Fill School Class Report and Notable Names

A fragmented school report lists students such as Lysle Ginther, Marion Olsen, Mare Olsen, Kaelin QGoen, and Evelyny Dune as present in the first hour, with several absences noted. It mentions a Christmas gathering, and credits Veryle Ginther as teacher with arithmetic and spelling results, plus leaders Manon Olsen and iGirthe Beckenkeller in a new jaoelline cant.

Hanes Hei Lyele Peltz Mare Olsen Kaelin Qgoen Resell Milter Vorghe Byeelyt Cueille Msson Katherine Olsen Lyte Veryle Ginther Manon Olsen iGirthe Beckenkeller Lysle Foltz Mervley Ginther Kathyrine Glen Marion Olsen Sanme Chiuus Frances J Linder Fred Peters Donna Ivanos Jon Larsoty jMre Thilip Queekhoerner Repertyor Voryle Gintherg Clara Jh. Daehler

Weathered roads and illness plague Sandridge area

Weather and illness disrupt Sandridge travels as measles and sickness keep many pupils home and soaking roads slow travel. Ice-harvesting and limestone work begin as farmers prepare for spring, while local talk on politics and radio remarks stirs opinion. Mary Mackay of Mt. Carroll dies after long illness, funeral held. Harriett Connell also noted as gravely ill.

Tre Bose Earl Rupple Alosquite Hill Savanna Sandridge

Illinois banks pay large dividends in 1934 closures

State auditor records show closed Illinois banks paid a total of 16.8 million pounds in dividends during 1934 to cover nearly half a million depositors across 241 banks outside Cook County. The largest payout reached 755,064.74 at Ridley Farmers State Bank in Springfield. First Carroll County State Bank of Mt. Carroll issued a significant dividend as well.

Timse Edward J. Barrett Cook County Ridsely- Farmers State Bank Springfield

Argo-F and Savouis relatives host newlyweds next week

Argo-Fa Louis Mussinger and relatives Mr and Mrs Qeei Green plan a home welcome for the newlyweds next week at Pied Nipe party. Mrs Waller Severance suffered neuritis in recent days. John Connell of Mr Caroll mourned by many in Argo. Cecil Mitchell and family visited Chand Mound on Sunday. Floyd Kness, now in Morrison, earned blue ribbons at shows including Sterling. Trinsam Farm on Route 78 sold to Mr Newcomer. Queekhoerner family to relocate. Farm bureau gathering at Shannon drew attendees amid dense fog with several near accidents but no injuries.

Louis Mussinger Savouis Qeei Green Waller Severance John Connell Caroll Argo Cecil Mitchell Chand Mound Tia Floyd Kness Morrison Stramyky Savane Trinsam Tarn Newcomer Phil- Jin Queekhoerner Farm Bureau Shannon Abta Walter Martin Ian Isunday Harold Vallin Freeport Royal Neighbors Frank Fitch Merle Yeager Guy Wolf Hettinger N. D Glen Zugschwerdt Savanna Land First Brethren Chi Robert Sargent I. B. Rahn Sparr Lotz Bank Thay Wil John K. Morris Chicago Morris Raysrond Zier Mt. Morris Zier Tehared Helen Lew Batfly iHeath Laura Senneff John “Bud” Barber Thursas Michael Fred Lena Were & Ing Jennie Klome He C. E .Polo Polo Jocal Officers Men's Relief Corps Will J. L. Hoak Ibeen Harve Lindsay R. Lower Withowa Clarence Grove Butters Robert Paul Fatrath Mt. Carroll Rettee Harry Gossard Reral 1 J Rober Raymon Zier Delive

Hold on to your hens for better egg prices next spring

A poultry market note urges readers to keep their hens despite current lower egg values. It cites reports from 52 produce dealers showing hens priced higher than a year ago, with futures pointing to a strong price rebound next season. The writer warns against selling poultry now, noting higher hen prices and substantial past gains, predicting a prosperous year if hens are kept.

Census of Agriculture Urges Farmer Cooperation

The article stresses earnest farmer cooperation for the Census of Agriculture begun Jan 2. It outlines benefits for government programs from Agricultural Adjustment, Federal Emergency Relief, and Farm Credit administrations. Plans aim to enumerate over 1 million farms by month’s end, urging farmers to study the questionnaire and have ready answers when visited.

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Milledgeville Birthdays Marked at McKeane Home

A Sunday birthday supper honored Marjorie Zugschwerdt and Margaret McKeane with family and friends from Lanark, including Glen and Donald Gugschwerdt, Elmer Zugchwerdt, Leo Bushman, Marian Auguschwerdt, LaVonne Auguschwerdt, and others. Milledgeville area events include Clover Club plans, church classes, and local notices from January through February.

McKeane Melvin McKeace A. Waties Marjorie Zugschwerdt Margaret’ McKeane Glen Gugschwerdt Donald Lanark Elmer Zugchwerdt Leo Bushman Marian LaVonne Auguschwerdt Clover Club Methodist Church William — Litwiller Dwain R. C. DeWalt Albany DeWalt Ruby Sunderland Gleaner M. E. Church Frankie Auraud Hummel Milledgeville W. J. Hummel Nummel Carroll County O. E. S School of Masonic Hall Rhea. Dahl Savanna

Lanark Notes and Local Deaths in Alabama Accident

Former Lanark resident Mrs. Ralph Renner died instantly in an Alabama car crash near Bloomington. Her husband suffers serious injuries in Bloomington Hospital. The Renners were well known locally. Also, Pete Carpenter broke a leg loading wood after a log rolled onto him. Carl Klenz aided and Dr. Seyfarth set the injury. Announcements cover local travels, the shipping association’s stock cars, and upcoming Lanark Mutual Telephone Co meeting.

Ray Rahn Ray Rain Milledgeville Shumsay State Bank Rabe Coleta Slang Plas Knox Agency Mizzbeth Vinson Divers Crauchord Clyde Young Charles Matra Lanark Yours Gwendolyn Fenton Freeport Vinson Deaconess Hospital Youngear Martz Sterling Elizabeth Leland Albere Johnson Jin Sterling Leland Dee Hagerstown Alice Johnson Bessie Mortagnne San Bernadino California Charles Batavia Frances Alto Ralph Renner Bloomington Renner Chadwick Pete Carpenter Carl Klenz Seyfarth Carpenter H. A. Gossard Aanark Herry Schoen Lanark Mutual Telephone Co

Local school news highlights student programs and community notices

The Latin class presented a program after holidays featuring a Latin prologue by June Baker, a Roman wedding sketch, and songs translated into Latin. Basketball games against Shannon and solo opponents were discussed with player talks and a brief pep meeting. Various local events, visits, and notices from schools and clubs filled the week, including teacher meetings, illness updates, and community happenings around Lanark and Freeport.

June Baker Barbera Garner Ruth Rupp Teddy Lego S Row Atrium Sweetie Poe Pep Merting Thoreday Shannon Olo Donald Bowers Myron Gomez Randall Warfe Roger Collins Eddie Flickinger Wierson L. Wiersom Stern'Reacoe Steriime Hick School Kenneth Sterling Mr. Ward

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