Thomson Village Echo and Thomson Broadax Reflections
A brief Thomson, Illinois newspaper item lists the Village Echo 1875 and Broadax 1879 along with notes on the Thomson Review 1893. It credits H. G. Stage as editor and publisher with i G Stage Euenessy as manager and Kenneth Whitney as office of publication. The periodical is issued each Thursday and entered as second class matter under the 1879 act, price two dollars per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Village Echo
Thomson Broadax
Thomson Review
H. G
Kenneth Whitney
Thomson
Illinois
Carroll County Birthdays Page Names Many Residents
A long list of individuals from Carroll County and surrounding towns is given with birthdays or dates in mid July. Names include Handel Geisz Witwiller Picking Marth Cheatum Rosenberg Knoess Sack Grant Lamoreux Schleming Knoess Senneff Lindsay Plummer Porter Stiles Beck Hook Zugschwerdt Spencer Rowland Hawk Tallman Rahn Yeager Atherton Schroth Burns Stover Maxwell Atherton Bergstead Zemke Deets Emnyre Ritenour Nye Cheeseman Prity Wilkins Williams Freeman Kloepping Cook and others across Chadwick Milledgeville Thomson Lanark Savanna Princeton Streator Fulton Clinton Albany. The page also contains a humor strip featuring a doctor patient exchange and a sports quip about football players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Lee Handel
Chadwick
John Geisz, Jr
Shelbyville
Eugene Witwiller
Milledgeville
Ralph Picking
Shannon
Virgil Marth
Savanna
Thomas Cheatum
Crisfield
Kaw
Vernon Rosenberg
George Knoess
Carol Jean Miller
Willie Stage
Thomson
Harold Kenyon
Russell Nye
Harry Stoner, Jr
Minnesota
Beverly Marshall
Elizabeth Senneff
Cora Lindsay
Lanark
Doris Plummer
Miles Wallace
Alvin Porter
Wilbur Stiles
Karl Beck
Albert Hook
Elmer Zugschwerdt
Clifton Spencer
Clint Rowland
Forrest Hawk
Princeton
Oscar Tallman
John E. Rahn
J. M. Yeager
Jeanette Atherton
Robert Carroll
June Schroth
Daniel Burns
Norma Jane Stover
Edna Maxwell
Larry Atherton
Jetty Jean Bergstead
Streator
Fred Zemke
Wildlife hazards and ammo storage in historic appeal
Conservationists warn automobiles threaten wildlife this summer amid widespread travel. Ohio advice urges drivers to horn or flash lights to scare animals from roads. Hunter concerns grow as lead supply tightens, urging careful ammo storage per W J Tiefenbrunn of Western Carnegie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
W. J. Tiefenbrunn
Western Carridge
Mr. Tiefenbrunn
Illinois veterans bonus await bond vote at fall election
The Illinois veterans bonus requires bond approval at the November general election before payments can begin. The plan, signed by Gov. Green, offers monthly stipends for U S and foreign service and a $50 minimum, with credits for service from 1940 to 1945. Applications may be filed until July 1, 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois
Ilinois Veterans Service
Lafe A. Sanders
W. Market St
Mt. Carroll
Service Recognition Board
Illinois
Hardware disease hazard in farms and prevention tips
Livestock may die from swallowing nails and other sharp metal objects found in pastures. Keep fences, feedlots, and fields free from loose metal to prevent this costly and fatal hazard to farm animals. The text also includes unrelated dialogue about marital troubles.
Wade's Wide Cracks in Sabula Gazet
A humor column by Wade Guenther recounts old Fourth of July relics and jokes, noting safer fireworks, past antics, and memories from Sabula Iowa. It weaves brief quips about Sally Rand, fish losses, and local humor, concluding with light skits and adages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade
Wade Guenther
Sabula Gazet
Sabula, Iowa
Ford
Mae West
Sally Rand
Attorney General Rules Voters to Be Notified of Veterans Bonus Law
George F. Barrett rules the secretary of state must publish full provisions of the 386 million dollar veterans bonus in two statewide newspapers and in each county with multiple papers, plus four weekly notices per county, and mail pamphlets to every registered voter. The notice mirrors referendum procedures for a constitutional amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Barrett
Secretary of State
Pliapis
Phamiplet
Cook County
Boards of Election Commissioners
Springfield
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Thomson Review
I. G
Euenessy
Dee Saunder
Carroll County
Donald Schleming
Earl Garland
Bernadine Schryver
Lyle Mitchell
Joe Smith
Crystal Dyson
Vernon Luedeke
Freeport
Joe Kauffman
Vera Kreuder
Carroll
Maurice Brundage
Jones
Smith
Jim
Slim
City Hall
W. Stephenson
Holstein
Eels
Stransdale Farms
Savanna, Ill
Tiefenbrunn
Uncle Sam
Milwaukee Railroad
Preston
Iowa
Clay Sugg Farm
A. J. Wulf
San Francisco
Sally
Century of Progress
Deep South
J. H. Potts & Son
Jewelers and Optometrist
Main Avenue
Clinton
Moline Public Hospital School OF Nursing
Moline, Illinois
State Board of Registration and Education
American Medical Association
American College of Surgeons
Moline Public Hospital
School OF Nursing
Stuedemann
Brown & Wite
Selby
W. A. Stuedemann
J. M. Miley
Optometrist
Dixon, Illinois
KEM Tone
Mt. Carroll Black
Melvin Finer
Mt. Carroll, Ill
V. L. Derrer
Fulton
D. R. Miller
Lincolnway
Morrison
JE. Wessel
Chile
Morrison, III
Lawrence A. Smith
Nat’l Bank Building
Backer
Wagner
Fifth Ave
McCormick
Deering
Binder
McCormick-Deering
Hoyt Farm
McCormick-Deering Milkers
Hamilton Fertilizer Distributor
Savanna Farm Supplies CO. Inc
Shull
G. W. Blohm Chiropractor
4Th Ave. S
W. H. Foster
Wilson Bldg
Clinton, Iowa
Dr. Doyle
Tucker
Main Ave
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