Thomson Local Newspaper Masthead and Details
The item lists the Thomson Review and related Thomson, Illinois publications with publication details, publisher names D. G. & T. R. Stagg, editor Dayton G. Stagg, and that it is a weekly second class paper with annual price of $3.00. It references historical names Thomson Broadax and Thomson Review with dates 1875 1879 and 1893.
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Thomson Review
Thomson, Illinois
Village Echo
Thomson Broadax
D. G
T. R. Stagg
Dayton G. Stagg
Towns Link June Gatherings in Notable Names List
A long roster lists residents and visitors across Lanark, Milledgeville, Chadwick, Polo and surrounding towns for June dates from the 21st to 27th. Names include Wayne Martin, Henry Ashpole, Linnie Bornemeier, Mrs. C. C. Chaffee, Jerry Lee Buss, Vickie Murphy, Betty Engelkens, and many others in frequent month entries.
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Wayne Martin
Savanna
Henry Ashpole
Léw Moor
Linnie Bornemeier
Lanark
C. C. Chaffee
Milledgeville
Jerry Lee Buss
Dallas
Tex
Vickie Sue Murphy
Freeport
Betty Jo Engelkens
Fulton
R. J. Eens Shannonune
D. H. Spearman
Chadwick
Keith Kniss
William G. Beattie
Ronald Geison
Leo Zemke
Mt. Carroll
Howard Goble
William Pailey
Evanston
Lawrence Lego
Tina Mackey
Polo
Judy Bowman
Michael M. Earley
Alameda
Calif
Craig Lang
Paul Melendy
Pee Harvey Downing
Harriet Wheeler
Normal
Cora Hawbecker
Sherm Oakley
Vernon Sikkema
Merle Atherton
Thomson
Elaine Franks
Douglas Cunningham
Robert Burns, Jr
Morrison
Cherylee Flickinger
Michael Phillips
Carroll
Robert Michael
John Harridge
Christina Bundy
Edwin Schleming
Chicago
David Rutherford
Lawrence Beck
Hn Robinson
Howard Brett
Rockford
Earl Gilbert
Fred H. Olson
Jeanette Letcher
Oliver Guenzler
Richard Finkle
Shannon
Vera Balch
Hugh Senneff
Wm. Marr
Rock Falls
Ben Stage
George Balk
Dora Wiebenga
Roy Klitz
Janice Fisch
Robert Puterbaugh
G. C. Poppenhouse
Peters
Clarence Dean
Perry
Delmar Kradle
Lucille Wagenknecht
Mil
Watergrass spreads in fields as new weed issue emerges
Farmers report nutgrass or watergrass spreading rapidly in fields and high grounds. Preemergence chemicals struggle to control it, but Lorox, applied after corn reaches 15 inches, appears effective. Weed thrives in wet areas, though expanding inland. Dairy shade needs and shed specs are outlined. census shows one farm person per 13 residents. Dairy beef gains noted with Holstein steers at 2 pounds daily.
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Linos
Lorox
Older 4-H camp registration opens for Carroll County youths
4 H members aged 14 to 21 may still sign up for the Older 4-H camp at White Eagle. Bring registration forms to the Agriculture Extension Office for a health certificate signed by a parent. If unable to attend before June 22, register at camp on June 24. Younger camp registrations remain open for July 22 to 27. Nineteen Carroll County delegates will attend the Illinois State 4H Club Week with training and speakers.
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White Eagle
Agriculture Extension Office
Dairy beef margins and defense manual spending noted
Dairy beef dress out 3 to 5 percent lower than pure beef and sells for a few cents less but profits stay good due to fast gains and short feedlot time. Talk is cheap but the written word costs money. Six percent of the defense budget equals two billion dollars spent on military weapon manuals.
Cynthia Marie Carter and William Plumley wed in Milledgeville
Cynthia Marie Carter daughter of Mr and Mrs Darwin Carter and William Plumley son of Mr and Mrs Dwight Plumley were married Saturday night June 8 at a home ceremony in Milledgeville. Rev William Kendall of York Community church Thomson officiated with immediate family present. The bride wore a summer print dress with white carnation crown. Bridesmaid was Miss Nancy Geary and best man was Richard Carter. A wedding dinner followed at Sterling and the couple plan to live in Milledgeville where he drives a Kraft milk truck and she works in the Kraft plant office.
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Cynthia Marie Carter
Darwin Carter
Milledgeville
William Plumley
Dwight Plumley
William Kendall
York Community Church
Thomson
Nancy Geary
Richard Carter
Sterling
Free Pony Rides on Maxwell Street Day in Milledgeville
Milledgeville hosts Maxwell Street Day with free pony rides on Saturday June 22. Tickets are available from 16 local boosters. The street event features merchants displaying merchandise along Maxwell Street.
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Milledgeville
Maxwell Street
Local 4-H Chorus Promotes Leaders and Fishing Lures
Members of the 200 voice state 4-H club chorus select Carol DeNeve as Seas discussion leader Tom other as recreation leader and Beverly Forth as 4-H Key Club member in charge of special interest groups Chaperones include Mrs Edwin Keim Dorothy Footitt Home Adviser Mt Carroll and Arnold Getz of Savanna University of Illinois angling instructor Thomas Krizan says three lures Repala Palsa and Cobra are the summer catchers Reports suggest fishing enthusiasts may want to try them as they are considered effective
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Carol DeNeve
Tom
Beverly Forth
Fair Haven
Edwin Keim
Dorothy Footitt
Mt. Carroll
Arnold Getz
Savanna
Thomas Krizan
University of Illinois
Milledgeville Mayors Fight Sparks During Maxwell Street Day
Local pageant offers a free pony as prize with a drawing at 9:00 p m. and tickets from sponsors Gamble store to Litwiller Lumber. Marty Folkers challenges Milledgeville Mayor Bruce Worrell to a public fight with possible assistants. event slated for 8:00 p m June 22 on Main Street as part of Maxwell Street Day.
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Twiller Lumber & Grain Co
Gamble Store
Milledgeville Ins. Agey
Wayne
Milledgeville
Tangle Marty Folkers
Bruce Worrell
Folkers
Worrell
Worrel Mayet
Pee-Wee Player Tops 250 Pounds For Team Trophy
A Pee-Wee team features a young player tipping the scales at over 250 pounds as the squad clinches a win earning a trophy and complimentary coffee for fans.
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Ers
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