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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1936
Page
10
Dr J A Wright a veteran Carrol county doctor now in Thomson warns that the old swimming hole is a health menace as waters shrink and cattle pollute creeks. Parents should check water quality before children bathe and avoid excessive heat and sun exposure.
The Caroline Wade Mark Home marks its thirty years in Mt Carroll. The private, self-supporting residence serves elderly women aged 60 to 80, requiring mental competence and absence of disease. Residents pay no fees, and rules emphasize privacy and independence within a caring, homelike setting.
Thirteen year old Robert Bittner of near Mt. Carroll was hurt while helping put up hay on his father Henry Bittner’s farm. Driving a team, the double tree came loose and struck him on the head, cutting a deep gash that required six stitches. No serious complications expected unless infection develops.
A long transcript lists Milledgeville 4-H members and project animals by name. It includes many Hereford, Holstein, Shorthorn, Poland China, and other breeds, with entries for sheep, pigs, cattle, and dairy cattle projects.
Roske of the team bureau announced this week that the new interpretation expands eligibility for SCS benefit payments and allows more farmers to participate as cooperators or entity agents. The ruling emphasizes soil planning and cooperatives to recover payments under the program.
Fragmented notice indicates scheduling and credential concerns for farmers. It mentions acreage and production figures, timing for approvals, and possible deadlines. Names and locations are unclear due to OCR errors. The item urges timely submission of required materials for processing and compliance.
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