Court House Real Estate Transfers Noted In Ledger
A fragmented record lists transfers including Worster and spouse in Meganutr stud area, Jones and wife in Havana Boilling district, and Patton and M. Smith in Haven. More entries reference Clough receiver, Meser township 25, and Wolf couple in section 24 township 25 range 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worster
Meganutr
Tawksuip
Khwarth
Hickelhuapl
Hawnehi
Brite G. Graves
Havana Boilling & Lorn Ars Intign
Tyale Guuer
Jet T
Block Oy
Mromson
Waekily
M. Patton
M. Smith
Haven
Soudna
Fydil
Ihe Frinis A. Babraey
Clough
Ryveiver
Seetigny
Wulian Bisiekler
Bo Jot B. Wolf
Bruises On Shannon Marshall Body Hint Foul Play
The body of Shannon Marshall showed bruises and a head injury, with officials noting possible assault before death. Northwestern University ballistics expert Col Calvin Goddard examined a 38 caliber bullet from the body, while State Attorney Eaton suggested the victim was attacked likely with a blackjack before being killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shannon Marshall
Bensis
Bank
Shannoh
Shannon
Ralpty
Neith
Hatan
Tarry Shiley
Col Cilvin Goddard
Northwestern University
Sturtevant
Hey
Trent
Alborney Eaton
Oman
Marriage Licenses Granted Last Week by County Clerk
The following marriage licenses were issued by County Clerk Peter Watson last week. Lawrence Lego Ghideek and Mary Welflefinger Milledgeville. Esse Cordon Hillsboro Kare and Ryelyn Woodall Dallas Texas on the tenth of July. Lloyd Osmunden West Union Iowa and Lottie Feisbie West Union Iowa on July 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Watson
Lawrence Lego
Ghideek
Mary Welflefinger
Milledgeville
Esse Cordon
Hillsboro
Kare
andRyelyn Woodall
Dall Texas
Lloyd Osmunden
West Union
Iowa
Lottie Feisbie
Wesh Union
Mallpox Reported in Center Hill Area
One small pox case is reported at the Philip Braner home in Center Hill, with a quarantine sign posted. Authorities note several suspicious cases nearby and a possible case in Freedom township pending blood test results from Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Braner
Center Hill
Lunt Myers
Freedom Township
Springfield
Democratic candidate for governor tours Mt Carroll
Judge Henry Warner, a Democratic candidate for governor of Llingis, spoke briefly to about a hundred Mt Carroll residents. He denied ties to a Cook county boss, urged merit based campaigning, backed stricter banking laws and a moratorium on foreclosure foreclosures, and traveled with Me Wright and Sherwood Dixon on a regional tour through Dixon Morrison Mt Carroll en route to Galena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Warner
Llingis
Carrol County
Mt. Carroll
0. H Wright
Sherwood Dixon
Dixon
Dudge Horner
Cook County
Bia
Morrison
Galena
Freeport
Oregon and
Rochford
Fragmented quotes from an unclear events scene
The text presents disjointed dialogue lines about angels, tights, locking up, a person named Josh hitting a wife with a club, and a reference to a person named Tid zon killing herz'y. The passage lacks coherent narrative or verifiable context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josh
Herz
Wanka
Shan Non Labor Day Committees Plan Homecoming
Committees for the annual Shan non Labor Day homecoming were approved last week and are shaping plans for the affair. Members include W Emmier, W C Wokelm, S I Nixon, EL Wi Fart Meiers, W Mowsarl Tro erviller, Ray Moll, ML Woessner, Kennedh Winters, Ida Babb, Clary Share, Perle LaShelde, Pearl Woessner, Fannie Yaeror, Dora Daum, Minn it Nichol, Katie Spenglert, J. Spender, George Nicol, FE Gemmi, and many others across parade, ttiots, and organization posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shannon
Shannes
Finiance
W. Emmier
W. C. Wokelm
S. I. Nixon
EL Wi
Fart Meiers
W Mowsarl Troerviller
Parade
Ray Moll
ML. Woessner
Kennedh Winters
Tniitition
Ida Babb
Clary Share
Perle LaShelde
Pearl Woessner
Fannie Yaeror
Dora Daum
Minnit Nichol
Katie Spenglert
J. Spender
George Nicol
I. FE. Gemmi
Fo FE
Woessner
I R.A. Vereey
Raess
Shaffer
I. ¥. Griffith
C. BE. Hepfer
TL. Grier
Lleyd Tinealers
Pe Erdmier
Barry Weigh
Ralph’ Scharman
Earl Raum
Pask
Mo Stoner
Bowl Tempel
E. Cheeseman
John Gannan
Conpeadone
A. J. Geisenan
J. A. Wesley
Wilhelm
J.C. Hoffman
Uckeshmonta
John Tempri
E x
Wilhai Beck
Sam Kreider Named New Marshal at Shannon
Sam Kreider was appointed as marshal of Shannon by village members. He succeeds Earl Sturtesant who held the post. Kreider, described as efficient, is expected to make an excellent town marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Kreider
NEW Marshall
Shannon
Kreider
Earl Sturtesant
Mr. Kreider
Carroll County Farm Bureau Aims at Lower Taxes Fight
Carroll County Farm Bureau members met in Oregon to hear John Watson of the Illinois Agricultural Association argue for statewide tax reductions. He urged cuts in township and local school district spending, warned against wholesale tax slashing, and supported a $20 million bond issue relief plan to avoid higher state taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Oregon
Carroll County Farm Bureau
John ©. Watson
Ilingis Agricultural Association
Mr. Watson
Farm ‘Bureau
Illinois
M. P. Ruske
Carroll County Farm
John Shaner
Tracy [Ower
William Strauch
Pup
Ogle
Lee
Whiteside
Jo Daviess
Stephenson County
Algo
Sve
Watson
Cook County
Oivor
Ste
Town Board of Auditors
Country Board of Supervisors
101 Members Of Turney Family Attend Reunion At Morrison
A Turney family reunion at Morrison gathered 101 relatives on a Sunday, with attendees listing numerous Turney family members and friends from Morrison, Lynden, Sterling, and Mitchell. The event featured a meal, prayers, recitations by named individuals, songs, and several births and deaths noted for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turney
Morrison
Turnaey
Jaco
Barkad Turner
Zack
Jean Johnson
James Hawk
Joe Besse
Dorothe Turmey
Senus
Leona Turner
Mae Turnes
Yrs
Tur
Rohnert Turner
Edgar Turney
Clinton Wu
Themsen
Chares Tienes
Clintere
Adton Johnson
Eli Farquer
Sterling
Henry Cenrady
William Beswick
Max Henry Cobb
Hamilton “Tamner
Floyd Stewart
Will Turney
Mary Thorpe
jGrinned
Carroll Farm Bureau Team Falls Short in Second Place Bid
Winnebago defeats Carroll 7 0 in six innings as Winnebago pitchers limit Carroll hits to six. Stoner, Ware, Roger, Leavens and Rabnico lead for Carroll with six hits total, while Winnebago tallies include Scott, Tartmay, and Ryhner as key scorers. The article notes strong pitching and fielding, with Winnebago pulling ahead late and Carroll contending for top honors in the county race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keckford
Carroll County
Rabn
Carrull Bays
Winnebago
Carroll
Stoner
Sod Ware
Roger
Wehmeyer
Sod Schreiner
Paul
Artman
Rabnico Stertevant
Leavens
Winnebageo AB
Scott
Sarver
Raffertr
Tartmay
Anderson
Bonnett
Ryhner
Winnebaze
Tarrell
County Girls 4-H Officers Elected in Carroll County
Carroll County girls 4-H clubs report 1932 activities underway under county adviser Mrs. M. P. Roske. Clubs list officers and leaders for Mt Carroll Stitch and Rip, Snappy Stitchers, Happy Hustlers Milledgeville, Laf-A-Lot Suckle, Lanark Cheerful Werke, Hanover Busy Bee, Ad Clothing Club, Mt Carroll Happy Hours, Stitch and Chatter 4-H, Merre Sewers, Thomson Plasfus Stitchers, Happy-Go-Lucky 4-H, and other groups with various presidents, vice presidents, secretaries, and treasurers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
M. P. Roske
Mt Carroll
Emily Tutmbaugh
Dorothy Neuschwangel
Mr. Carroll
Ree Castleberry
Evelyn Grimm
Evelyn Stiles
Margaret Stiles
Milledgeville
Happy Hustlers
C. W. Cozzens
Aria
Jean Kendell
Caroline
Golfthorpe
Lilian
Ageten School
Emma G.les
Feader
Chomson
Lorraine Weatherarx
Prudence Groharing
Jean Morgan
Viol Shelly
Secre Itary
Clara Hook
Lanark
Cheerful Werke
Dorothea Rabin
Alice
June Baker
Virginia Wentz
Lois Carol Zuck
Hanover
Busy Bee
Geom J. Mice
Margaret Stewident
Frances Hatfield
Leona Mace
Shannon Priscill
Ad Clothing Club
Frank Heisler
Charlotte Rodermel
June Grassan
Addie Dieterman
Liteta
Mt Carrel Happy Hours Club
Mra BR
Thomson
Plasfus
St. Ores
Harriett Weatherwax
Ruth French
Mary Prins
Vier
Louie Lewin
Chadeik
Charles Bonfrercer
Irene Sten
Loeille Most
Velda Dachier
Carroll County Farm Bureau at Freeport this week
Manager Ware will take his Carroll County Farm Bureau team to Freeport on Saturday to meet Stephenson County. The Carroll players expect a victory and hope Winnebago will drop a game, setting up a three way tie for first place as the season ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County Farm Bureau
Freeport
Ware
Sl Yeeport
Stephenson County
Winnebago
Carroll Boys
Hog prices rebound to five ten on Chicago market
Hog prices rose sharply with top figures around 5.10 per hundred on the Chicago market, up from 3.40 in June. Traders expect the market to hold through summer as spring pig crops near marketing, with corn prices steady and cattle also strengthening. The surge lifts farmer spirits and signals a potential sustained upswing.
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Chicago
United States
Why Towns Prosper or Fail in Local Trade Dynamics
A concise observation argues towns stagnate when residents shop elsewhere. It suggests concentrating spending on local bakers printers grocers and service firms fills homes and creates jobs, while outward purchasing leaves streets empty and vacancies rise. If money circulates locally prosperity grows.
Farm Bureau Savings Across Illinois Farmers
The Farm Bureau of Illinois highlights savings for members through the IAA and affiliated co ops. Lower basic prices, member discounts, and differential pricing saved farmers hundreds of thousands in 1929 1930, plus vast reductions on phosphate and serum purchases. Cooperative marketing and insurance services, with dozens of member elevators and state-wide organizations, underpin the movement.
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Carrel County
The
Wine Agricultural Association
Illinois
Farm Bureau
A.A
Alion Farm Bureau Serum Association
Carroll County
Ilinois
Producers’ Commission Association
Ilinois Livestock Marketing Association
Hinds Grain Corporation
Ilinois Fruit Growers’ Exchange
Ilinois Produce Marketing Association
Soybean Marketing Association
Ilinois Farm Bureau
Ilinois Agricultural Association
Do Taxpayers Deserve A Report On Public Spending
An editorial urges full public publication of government expenditures to illuminate funds, warn against masking costs, and protect taxpayers. It cites cases in Illinois where omissions harmed the public, argues legality and savings hinge on transparency, and calls readers to demand complete assessment lists and financial statements.
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Dublin
Jsouthern
Illinois
2 County
Iinois
W. H. Mohrys
W. R. Smiddy
Lomax Township
Henderson County
Riley Stevens
Why The Prohibition Bureau Was A Money Maker
Federal agents seized assets totaling 24 million and penalties of 7 million, while fines and operating costs reached 11.2 million, painting a costly enforcement picture. The Pathfinder questions press silence and argues that prohibition enforcement produced profits against the cost of federal zern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pathfinder
Splendid Weekly
Washington, D. C
Prohibition Bureau
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Court House
Dle
Waterworks Park
Myrtle Squire
Mitchellfrie
Una Tarvin
Menhezuma
Ilawk
Bar Ewers
How
Dae Fert
Fentoms
Meyers
Et Mc Berwin
Frank Tumey
Edecley
Wiliam Turney
Ralph Turner
Merland
Lyman Turney
Hardy Gbier
Bianthe Se
Lyndan
Willam Popping
Reck Fat Ir
H. Atwood
Lee Lammers
Great
Savanna
Lona Murphy
Lynden
John Larsen
Fair
Carroll Farm Bureau
Orthern
Talen
Sttuck
Shy Leavens
Ryner
Rayner
Rahn
Empire
Brandenberg
Iindees
Clinton
Medd Hut
Carrell County
Bo Vibury
Ghinton
Cooksfield
Transportation Department
L A. A
Allestrom
Faralaupply Company
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