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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1932
Page
4
A large parade in Mt Carroll Carroll County featured 600 farm bureau members and 9,000 others celebrating agriculture. Floats from Freedom, Washington, Wysox and more highlighted relief legislation and the push for an honest dollar. A 9 to 3 baseball game closed the day, with speakers urging unity in organized agriculture and advocacy for price supports and dollar purchasing power.
Announcement last week notes Sauer Kraut Day will be held September 24. Plans are being made as the need for provisions arises and local county residents prepare for the event.
Cholera has been reported at Shannon with several cases in the past week. Villagers fear spread as authorities urge sanitation and precautions, while farms increase vigilance to prevent transmission and keep pens clean.
Hind Sturtevant of Sachina and Worn Cook of Geneseo received a marriage license from County Clerk Watson. MARRIAGE LICENSE AC marriAge lcense was issued by Hind Sturtevant, Sachina, and Worn Cook, Geneseo, by County Clerk Watson, 'Musas H. N. CAMPBELL TAKEN TO TARVatHA BY SHERIFF SHI EY Qh ON. Campbell, who was alieted by the Sunegerd jury and sen tened to six months in Vandalia by Judge Heer after he had en tered YQ guilty plea to a charge of having stolen barber supplies, from the shop of Charles Uwinell at Sa lvaniius was taken to Vandalix by Sheriff Harry Shiley Jas week. Campbell fig been in the county, 1 for the past few months. He was brought here by Sheriff Shiley from Wayne County, Towa, after Gov. Dan Turner had honored ex tradition papers carried by Mr. Shi ley. JOHN DASHER IN COUNTY JAIL. ON LIQUOR CHARGES John Dasher. 4 farm hand on the Adam Heck farm, ie being held at the county 7 at Tt. Carroll, on Bhhares involving the opal pos session of intoxicating liquor, Mr. Beck, his employer, is at liberty on his own behaviour. The two men were arrested last eee after neighbors had entered humorous complaints that they were disturbing the peace. Mr. Beck, if, will he remembered, was one of the witnes Morris 'Kipnis
For the first time in years a male instructor, Prof. Eldon Burke, joins the Frances Shimer faculty and will head all history courses. Announcement comes from Dr. Wilcox, president of the Garrell county institution. Burke previously led Ohio University’s history department.
Committees for the 59th Carroll County Old Settlers reunion were named at Lanark city hall last week with Gen. Jones in charge of speaker arrangements. Officers include Alfred S. Bath vice president R Brenneman secretary and Brice Puterbaugh treasurer. Committees cover arrangement Deserat music tent parade advertising and speaker arrangements among others with many local names and roles listed.
A tense exchange unfolds as the caller asks if the patient is out of danger while the sick man reveals he still requires further medical attention and two more calls to doctors are needed before progress.
Carroll County Farm Bureau takes a 10 to 5 victory over Lee County with steady defense behind Eddie Rahn. offense includes ten hits led by doubles from Ware Sturtevant Royer and Detrig, large early lead, and a fourth inning three run rally.
Geral Mader, 18, of Sarny, drowns in the Mississippi near Savanna while swimming to a diving raft. He cramp struck and disappeared after brief effort by lifeguard John Frosch, with assistance from neighbors. Body recovered about five hours later south of the initial spot. funeral held at Lena.
Mrs Nettie Tenis of Mt Carroll was named president and Mrs Warner of Lanjark was elected vice president at the Carroll County Woman’s Relief Corps annual meeting in Point Rock Park Mt Carroll. Mrs Gladys Elmyre was named secretary with 185 in attendance as Mary F Baker district president offered congratulations. Savanna and Milledgeville did not attend.
The Argo Fa playground ball team lost 24 to 14 at Chadwick merchants Tuesday evening. Kermit Shultz led with two homers, while Guinther took the loss pitching and the team committed eight errors.
The county household science clubs celebrated the farm bureau movement with a July Fourth event. Mrs Henry Parsons read a poem praising local clubs from Mt Carroll to Lanark and across Illinois, naming each group and celebrating communal work and Good Cheer.
A damaged OCR passage mixes a courtroom joke with garbled dialogue about lawyers witnesses and money. It includes phrases about a judge and a misrendered conversation, lacking clear publication context or coherent narrative.
Incoherent dialogue describes farmers planting onions and potatoes in alternating rows to irrigate and withstand drought while misquoted lines reflect on language and a terse exchange with a skipper. The text rambles across social banter and a stray cafe scene.
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