Fulton Indees crush Shannon 11 to 1 in league clash
Bon Daley drives two strong runs as Fulton Indees ascend to first place in Indian Head league with an 11 to 1 win over Shannon. Savanna beats Lanark 16 to 0, while Mt Carroll defeats Thom son at home 9 to 2. Thom son falls to seventh. Farm Bureau and Savanna remain tied for second.
Indian Head League Results and Next Week's Schedule
Last Sunday results Fulton 11 Shannon 1 Farm Bureau 9 Mt Carroll 2 Savanna 16 Lanark 0 Sterling 8 Thomson 3 Next Sunday matches Farm Bureau at Lanark Mt Carroll at Sterling Fulton at Thomson Shannon at Savanna Ridgec6 12 Draeger 2 3 Ratt 0 Logan 401 Murphy jf 4 1 Vogel 2b 401 Craig 40 o ee omc pan Totals 37 8 49 Thomson 000 002 USC 3 Sterling 20 002 102 Summary two base hits Lewis three base hits Hunsberger sacrifice hits Will Ratt Bases on balls left Brown 1 off Craig 1 Struck out by Brown 2 by Craig 5 Stolen bases Will Wild pitches Craig 1 Double plays Ratt to Vogeli to Login Winning pitcher Craig 1 Pitcher Brown Hit by pitched Gull Hunsberger Time of game 2 10 Umpires Grohating and Martindale
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Sanday
Shannon
Farm Bureau
Savanna
Thomsas
Sterling
Shannon Irish
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Tishers
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Jonings
Pringle
R. Stoner
Erdmeyer
Henning
Wilkins
Temple
Hartman
Lanark
Nins
Lanark Boys
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Savanna Ood
Oo Smumary
Lindsey
Yeager
K. McCall
Freese
Sturtevant
Adams
Cule
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de Franey
H. McCall
Ginie
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Jan Whips
Mt. Carroll
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Hunsberger
Will
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Vogeli
Loigan
Gull
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Martindale
Local Events and Ball Games From Savanna to Morrison
Local items recount a Savanna baseball loss 2 to 4 and a large crowd at the game, visits from Mrs Rose Miner in Redwood Falls, Miss Etta Gilbert’s visit to Freeport, and a Cornell orphan boy taken in by Mr and Mrs Jacob Miller. Other notes mention radioed trips, family visits in Morrison, Foster Stage returning from Philadelphia, and Lanark beaten by Polo 18 to 4 with poor support blamed for the defeat. A burial in Carroll is noted along with travel through Macomb and Milledgeville.
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Wm. Brockill
Thomson
Savanna
Rose Miner J
Redwood Falls
Minn
George
Jerny
Etta M. Gilbert
Free‘port
Mary Cone
Jacob Miller
Cornell
Arthur Hoffman
Sepha Greharing
Chas. Greharing
W. A. Adams
John Cocking
Morrison
Foster
Philadelphia
Curtis [Publishing Ga
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Thos
Margaret
Waukegan
Lanark
B.C. Prat
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Mac Jilammend
Mi Carrol
Ren Gnevler
K. of P
Will Lang
Merhlodist Church
Alberti Hammond
Fulton
Bailey
Elmer Lawrence
Roland Sansum
M. Henry Strauch
Dee St. Ore
Iavanna
A. E. Shiridan
Daniel Harney
Rock Falls
Lois Kratz
Zelma Rush
Jacob Redding
Mr. Littl
Waterloo
Wagoner
Miss Stonemyer
White Pigeon
Allen Witmer
Thomson News Roundup of Thomson Area Socials and Roads
Thomson area notes detail visits from Chadwick Morrison and Davenport, several family gatherings and Sunday events, local church and K of P activities, plus a minor auto collision near the Shiridan home. Residents mentioned include Burrell Brown, Chandler Durkee, Mrs Will Fink Lora Fink Marilyn Ueusinkveld Lois Midkelvtes Gladys Cooper and more.
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Lora of
Chadwick
Tuewlay
Parson Home
Reynolds Attends Legion Convention at World’s Fair
Lyons resident M G Reynolds known as the Herald subscription man left for Chicago to attend the World’s Fair and the Rainbow Division’s 15th annual national reunion, a three day event July 13 through 15. He enlisted in the List field artillery after World War I.
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M. G. Reynolds
Lyons
Herald
Chicago
Rainbow Division
Mr. Reynolds
List Field Artillery
Minnesota
Monetary Policy Proposal Aims For Stable Dollar in Future
Washington officials outline a commodity based currency as a logical outcome of current monetary policy. The plan seeks to preserve purchasing power and debt paying ability over generations, with the President and experts weighing measures to limit price advances and regulate the dollar through asset adjustments and potential wage anchoring.
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Treasury
Rene
Mets
Warrenton Otticialden
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