Chadwick Tuesday Night Draws Large Crowd for Band Program
A crowd between one thousand and twelve hundred attended Chadwick Tuesday evening to hear the Chadwick band under George Dambman Jr. The program featured Justh Blinkensop and Troy Sherry, with strong performances by the boys and girls quartets, the Miller and O. group, and Cardy and his Willy Gilly Band. Miss Bethel Schreiner gave a charming baritone solo, and Russell Lego delivered a harmonica encore. The program closed with marches and medleys showcasing local talent and audience praise.
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Chadwick
Chadwick Band
George Dambman, Jr
Clinton
Justh Blinkensop
Twroyd Sherry
Miller
Ghadwick Club
Bethel Schreiner
Miss Schreiner
Cardy
Willy Gilly
Marion Hartman
Frank Williams
Everett Williams
Russel Lego
Russell Lego
March Aero Club
Lloyd Itv
Ruth Blink
Ard
Altamont Club
Meighey
Prwo
Clore Armony
Boonlight Buy
Ray
Argo-Fa notes on local moves and milk price rise
Frank Manning and family visited Louis Manning's Low Moors home. Earl Green moved into Hattie Yates residence. Milk price rose five cents per hundred on July 1. Verne Kaufman family visited Rockford. Clyde Foltz sold a valuable 1700 pound bay horse. Esther Schmaling and Gladys Dahler visited relatives. Albert Walter buys two goats, hints at entering dairy business. Community reports include road work, a damaged bridge, and planned improvements amid a lively, informal town scene.
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Frank Manning
Louis Manning
Low Moors
Earl Green
Hattie Yates
Verne Kaufman and
Verne
Rockford
Clyde Foltz
Gladys Dahler
Bear Mar
Rison
Esther Schmaling
Wheaton
Albert
Walter Hes
Abert
Dwight Bennett
Dwight Srew
Carrell
Howe
County Road Committee
Sinine
Coun- So
Campeell
Arce
Wridge
Glen Bower
Kenyon Letter Describes Trip East Through Chicago
Mr and Mrs A P Kenyon describe a fast travel from Chicago to Valparaiso with a long fair tour and a late stay in the Loop. They note a bridge over the Pawcatuck joining Rhode Island and Connecticut and mention family events, a wedding, and ongoing chores at Westerly.
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A. P. Kenyon
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Chloe
Chicago
Shegan
Valparaiso
State softball tournament eyed for Illinois in near future
Caroll County managers discuss entry to a state championship as the National Soft Ball Association plans a five group format. Registration is $1.50, with trophies and prizes likely. Chicago hosts over three thousand teams.
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Carroll County
Chicago
Association
Free Lance
Methot
Church and Organization
Carroll Bank Committee To Start Work
A Mt Carroll community bank restructuring moves forward as a new national chartered bank is planned to replace the old institution. Pred S. Smith and Walter Watson head plans with ten committee members, aiming to form shares and a depositor's group while avoiding receivership and potential asset transfer.
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Mt Carroll
Federal Reserve System
Pred S. Smith
Walter Watson
Fred Smith
E. P Kinney
R. E Bovd
J. W. Ivey
Heber P. Hostetter
Mr. Smith
Mr. Watson
B. L. Peck
F. J. Rhoades
H- G. Richter
Wm. Daggert
W. L. Derrer
Mr. Carrol
Oval Bankonal Bank
Stork
Carrellth
Storm Leaves Growling Damage Across State Cornfields
A Sunday morning wind storm caused extensive damage across the state near Chicago. Barns unroofed and houses wrecked as tens of thousands of dollars in losses were reported. Farmers like Mr. Morris note ten percent of corn stalks split and leaves growing from openings, with potential reduced yields and small ears if this persists. He seeks reports from other farmers with similar conditions.
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Chicago
Savanna
Morris
Lanarkie
Umisral Combon
Farm Bureau Picnic Speaker Urges Farmer Cooperation
A Carroll County Farm Bureau picnic at Point Rock park featured speakers urging tighter farmer cooperation and union to advance currency reform credit extension and better prices. Williams praised Roosevelt and criticized lawmakers while promoting the farm bureau three fold program and non member action. The event included a games, a noon dinner, 4 H skits, music, and a Farm Bureau win over the Dubuque nine.
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Larry Williams
Country Life Insurance
Carroll County
Point Rock Park
Williams
Henry Homer
Iwell
Farm Bureau
Iburesa
Farm Bureau Shall
Mt. Carroll Cubs
Ralph Fahrnes
Mr Carroll Farmer Sees Light Apple Crop In 1933
North of Mt Carroll Charles Gordon reports an extremely light apple crop for the year due to hot June weather. He notes spray burn as the likely cause and that sprayed trees may still yield little. Last year yielded over 1,000 bushels. this year Gordon expects about 100. Berries and orchard practices are also discussed as growers adapt.
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Charles Gordon
Mt. Carroll
Stockton
Mr. Gordon
Chas
Pitt
Ieresting
JOKES Dudge and the Courtroom Cartoon Mishears
A playful exchange jokes about denials and lawyers with feigned accents. The humor pivots on misheard phrases and musical references from Sousa and other tunes, placing a mock trial scene in a whimsical, chaotic setting.
Past master at farming earns crops old and new
The text portrays a farmer named mikes with deep book knowledge and practical farming years. It highlights his familiarity with garden lore and his seasoned skill, framing him as an experienced practitioner in agriculture.
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iGarden Net Enix
Century of Progress visit impresses farm staff member
A Century of Progress visit by a Farm of 427 acres in Carroll County is described. The writer praises the Chicago exposition, noting routes, parking, and moderate costs. Highlights include the 424 acre grounds, 20 billion illumination watts, and exhibits on electricity, science, travel, and international pavilions.
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David Wolf J
Carroll County
Lanark High School
Charley Engles
Century of Progress
Chicago
Fulton
Michigan Avenue
Lake Front
14Th
28Th Street
18Th Street
Tam
Musc
Hall of Science
Scotland
College Humor at Capitol Theatre Davenport Preview
The Capitol Theatre Davenport showcases the film College Humor featuring Bing Crosby Richard Arlen Mary Carlisle Jack Oakie George Burns Grace AI coach Howard Jones Lena Andre and Mary Korman with noted cast. Watch for the 1933 date at the Capitol as audiences are promised many wonders and big laughs.
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Capitol Theatre
Davenport
Bing Crosby
Richard Arlen
Mary Carlisle
Jack Oakie
George Burns
Grace AI
Howard Jones
University of Southern California
Lena Andre
Mary Korman
Capitol
Shrimp poster clash with a tax collector on town road
A street confrontation unfolds as a shrimp cart poster faces a tax collector and a parliamentarian in Hmaousine style dialogue. Bystanders quote sharp exchanges about signatures and authority while a mother guides her daughter through social etiquette.
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M. P
Farm Bureau to face Jo Daviess at Cooks Field Saturday
Carroll County Farm Bureau baseball remains undefeated after 12 to 3 and 12 to 5 wins Tuesday. They will meet Jo Daviess at Cooks Field Saturday at 2 3 PM. Jo Daviess links with Winnebago for runner up spot after earlier shocks and rain halted play.
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Farm Bureau
Cooks Field
Mt. Carroll
Dubuque
Carroll County Farm Bureau
Jo Daviess County
Cooksfield
Jo Daviess
Deepeffers
Winnebago
Carrell County
Carroll Boys
District Farm Bureau
Brandy Ware
Eddie Rahn Baif
Jed
Mt. Garrell
Hartman Field
Collins
Blaine Leavens
Beth Lew
Hement
Jo Davies
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