Chadwick Cheese Day attracts crowds with parade and free cheese
Chadwick prepares for its eighth Cheese Day starting Wednesday night and running through Thursday. Lost Nation Band will parade at 10 30 AM Thursday. About 8000 free cheese sandwiches and hours of festivities planned as Chadwick merchants and officials promote the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadwick
Lost Nation
Iowa
Frank W. Zugschwerdt
Chas. Demmon
Charles Harris
Ben Stadel
A. A. Brand
Carroll County Platform from 1939 Review
The Carroll County platform lists a Milledgeville bank, extending Route 171 to Chadwick via Han sen’s Corners on Route 78 to join Route 40, election of efficient local officers to reduce expenses, promotion of competitive sports, and Carroll County described as the sportsmen’s paradise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milledgeville
Hansen’s Corners
Chadwick
Carroll County
Sportsmen’s Paradise
Happy Birthday Listings Across Multiple Towns
A dated community birthday list reads names and towns including Fulton Thomson Milledgeville Chadwick Savanna and Argo in July dates. Individuals such as John Hoy Mrs Harry Wilkerson Prudence Groharing Donna Kratz and many others are noted with corresponding towns and days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hoy
Fulton
Harry Wilkerson
Thomson
Prudence Groharing
Donna Kratz
Freeport
Alien Geo. Temple
Irene Livengood
Milledgeville
Stanley Tobey
George Potter
M. E. Olstead
Clyde Mullen
Duane Meier
Harter
Chadwick
Alfred Zemke
Chadwick. &. S. Harter
Viola Knoen
Paul Armstrong
Albert Adolph
Gary Lee Kradle
Sterling
Richard Pearson
Lanark
Glen Poffenberger
Mr. Carroll
Dick Stage
Will Hubbell
Savanna
Ely Cochran
Earl Gleason
Clifton Bennett
River Forest
Evelyn Bierman
Edwin Nell
Chester Smith
Lloyd Collinson
James Haley
C. L. Gablin
John Halfman
Harold Schleming
Ardith Yates
N. D. French
Franklin Miller
Floyd Simmons
George Sprecher
Joan Parylee Kreider
Mra
Robert Helm
Don Spaulding
Local Names Appear in Thomson Milledgeville Chadwick Lists
A readable OCR fragment lists multiple individuals with town affiliations including Thomson Milledgeville Chadwick Clinton Ia and Mt. Carroll. The names include Mary Jane Spaulding Walter Lartz John Larson Opal Song and others across August 1 to August 3 with various titles. The piece reads like a social or community notice detailing attendees or residents.
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Mary Jane Spaulding
Mr. Carroll
Walter Lartz
Thomson
John Larson
Chadwick
Mary Imel
Opal Song
Milledgeville
Joan. Basta
Clinton
R. G. Thorgren
Clarence Albers
Kenneth Pengh
Opal Seng
Russell Schneider
Thomson column recalls flowers and feats of farm trades
The column riffs on Thomson post office and garden flowers mixed with vegetables, notes Joe Shutters Wayne Ashby and others winning muskmelons and watermelons, and recalls a boyhood fishing misadventure with a family spoon hook tale and a picking pickerel rescue. Jim Farley praise mingles with World Fair chatter and a self aware closing yarn about a spoon in a salad pot.
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Walter Switzer
Iowa
Ben
Geisinger’s Cafe
Boston
Los Angeles
Washington, D. C
Jimmy Farley
Sharpe Carroll
Thomson
Joe Shutters
Wayne Ashby
Jake Stickell
Earl Eupple
Will Rentschler
Philipps
Hanover
James Campbell
Carroll
Thomson Post Office
Sheridan
Stickell
Farley
Edwin Hill
Hill
Dean
Brelow
Growler
Summer Prevalence of Infantile Paralysis in Illinois
Do You Know Infantile paralysis has historically spiked in Illinois July through October. From 1934 to 1938, 2031 cases were reported. future five year trends are uncertain. Prompt recognition, isolation when ill, and early doctor care are crucial. convalescent serum exists, and treatment timing is critical to prevent paralysis. quarantine and careful care advised while awaiting a possible epidemic.
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Ilinois
State Department of Public Health
CCC Youth Rewarded For Finding Payroll
Williams Jones Jr, an enrolle at Mt Carroll CCC camp, was paid a 510 reward by Mt Carroll bank directors for finding a payroll money stash stolen on March 31 by fleeing robbers. The funds were government money, not bank property, and Jones also received a commendation letter from Major General Stanley H Ford of the Sixth Corps Area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Carroll Bank
Williams Jones, Jr
Mt. Carroll CCC
Jones
Stanley H. Ford
Sixth Corps
Ares
Recipe Fragments For Shortening Sugar Cookies
The fragment lists shortening sugar and flour with a melted chocolate square and milk. It calls for egg, salt, baking powder and vanilla. Instructions mention sifting, creaming shortening with sugar, and alternating dry and wet ingredients then dividing dough into two portions.
Fragmentary Recipe Instructions in Old Notebook
A garbled excerpt describes adding chocolate to dough in a sheet and baking at high heat. The text mentions varying substitutions and a note attributing the item to Mrs. J Shohe son of Illinois, with unclear measurements and steps. The fragment lacks coherent structure and complete instructions.
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Holland
Chicago
Poppenhouse
Manhattan
Kansas
Forrest Hanna
Glenn Boyd
Randall Tenley
Morrison
Howard Seiler
Peters Acocery
Dixon
Jerome Mummert Axe
Miss Patterson
Charlie Demimon
Acession
Miles Byers
MT. Carroll
Westfall
Farm Bureau
Winnebago
Dan Weidman
Dan
O. K
Bixty
The
Village Echo
Thomson Broadax
Thomson Review
HB. G
Sylvalena Bolhous Kenneth Whitney
Illinois
Office of Publication
Thomson, Ilinois
Happy
Guy Bornemeier
Herman A. Francke
Earl Shoemaker
Dwight Atherton
Leslie Grim
LeRoy Senneff
Frances Halfman
E. N. Buffington
Marguerite Maloney
Pauline Heide
Leland Hummel
Roderick Geary
Harry Reitzel
Charlotta Isenhart
Warren Hamilton
Kipnis
Mt. Carroll, Ilinois
Sinclair
Lewis
Sinclair Gas & Oil
Sharpe
Harry Turner
Father
Bob
Jose
W. L. Derrer
John D. Turnbaugh
Court House
Fll
Mt Carroll
Mt Carret
MT. Carroll Rendering Co
Mt. Carroll, Il
Reeneee
CCC
Lawrence A. Smith
National Bank
Savanna, III
Mrs. J. Y Shoheson
Standar
Servicy
Paul Heusinkveld Thomson
Ill
Farm & Home Wiring
Hickey Freeman Hart Schafener & Mary Goodimate
Shoeneman
Martin Morris
Fifth Avenue South
Oxford
W.A. _& C. STUEDEM
Lis Main Ave
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