Carroll County Board Proceedings Highlight 1933 Actions
Carroll County Illinois Board of Supervisors reviews semi annual reports of county officers, approves repairs, wind insurance, and per diems. Several resolutions authorize highway right of way actions, state aid road sections, and a malt and vinous beverage licensing framework outside city limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentin Boerner
Gurcuit
W. R. Watson
H. L.sholey Shuall
Bertha J. Smith
Iheg
Mest
Fisher
Sheridan
Haas
Public Buildings Committee
Court House
Haws
Straw
Pow
Fritz
Board of Supervisors
Board of Superviors
Public Buildings
Myers
Jobson
Kinze
Caron
County Highway Committee
Itz
Urner
Warner
Carson
Rogers
Spearman
Messrs
Warner and Kingery
H. L. Shiley
R. Fritz
J. 5. Sheridan
Sherman Mydrs
S. C. Campbell
Carroll
Mlinois
County Board of Supervisors
Department of Publica Works Land
Carroll County
Board ‘of Supervisors
Illinois
Department of Public Works and
Tor
S$. C. Campbell
Mt. Carroll
John Warner
Lanark
Wm. M. Nipe
Hans Johnson
Savanna
Department of Public Works and Buildings
Springfield
Ming
Herges
State OF
County of
Ilinois
General Assembly
State of Illinois
Malt and
Garrell
Tlinois
Guity
Department For Finance
Gounty Board
Said Cerrol
Geounty
United States
Hiinoix
United States of America
Carrell
County Legion Meeting Held in Chadwick Friday Evening
Storm kept many Car rall county American Legion members away from the Chadwick gym but attendees reported an interesting evening. Commander Jones of Lanark opened the meeting and Eber Shepherd outlined cemetery plot projects for veterans and auxiliaries for Memorial Day use. A Chadwick boy quartet entertained and refreshments followed served by Chadwick post members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrall County American Legion
Chadwick
Jones
Lanark
Eber Shepherd
District Legion
Tbecat Ous
American Legion
Ga- Sena
Alfred A. Whetzler
Amerian Legon
Galene
James P. Rungley
Chixago
Aclhurdack Poutman
Chicago
Edward A.llayes
Decatur
Willams C. Mundt
Fairbury
Lester R. Senston
Legion
Savanna
Ed Hayes
National Rehabilitation Committee
Burlington
Galena
Proving Ground
Cartrell County
Shannon
Mt. Carrall
Milledgeville
Iowa
Carroll County
Eagle Sanitorium
Leo E. Allen
Sherwood Dixon
Dixon
General Grant
Presidente
Jo Daviess County
Fulton Defeats Thomson to Maintain Indian Head Lead
Fulton edged Thomson 4 to 3 with a two-run rally in the ninth inning, keeping Fulton on top of the Indian Head league standings. Savanna stayed second after a 10 to 3 win over Shannon, while Carroll Farm Bureau rose to third by beating Lanark, and Mt. Carroll tied for fifth with a win over Sterling Keoshina.
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Fulton
Thomson
Whiteside County Boys
Savanna
Shannon
Carroll Farm Bureau
Lanark
Mt. Carroll
Sterling Keosh Ina
Thomson Melon
Fulton Tadees
Brown
Roy
Melendy
Wilt IF
Lewis
Tousiey
Holland
Igroharing
Hartman
St. Ores
Utnpoa
iWilkens
Jones
Sehens
Sam Decker
H. Decker
Daley
Wossle
Pringle
Wersema
Hi Decker
Shear
Largan and Morts
Standings and Results From Indian Head League Last Sunday
Standings show Fulton four Thomson eight Farm Bureau three Lanark one Mt Carroll fourteen Sterling six Savanna ten Shannon three in ten innings. Next Sunday's games schedule Shannon at Thomson Farm Bureau at Sterling Lanark at Mt Carroll Fulton at Savanna.
Farm Bureau Triumph Over Winnabago In Nine to Three Clash
The Carroll County Farm Bureau defeated Winnebago nine to three at Cooksfield on Saturday. Blaine Leavens pitched a hard hitting game, holding Winnebago to three runs as Carroll County jumped ahead in the first inning and led the rest of the way before rain halted play in the fifth. Next Saturday Carroll County visits, with Jo Daviess and Winnebago to clash later, a Jo Daviess win securing likely first in the division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine Leavens
Ibureau
Carroll County Farm Bureau
Cooksfield
Carroll County
Winnebago
Jo Daviess
Jo Daviess County
Carroll
Kensinger
Rogers
Schafer
Ware
Goble
Eve “Stoner
Hawkins
W. Raharf
Sturtevant
Collins
Leavens
Weieyer
Torus
Weimeyer
Winnedigo
Rafferty
IM Hartman
Ao 'B
Poultry pricing shifts reflect rising demand and supply
Chicago stores and other cities push eggs at 12 and 15 cents a dozen to spur consumption as production tightens and hot weather improves balance. Farmers selling hens flood markets amid rising prices, with prices likely to move upward as demand grows and storage stocks decline, aided by regional comparisons from the Midwest.
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Chicago
Kansas
iWest
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arthur D. Hass
R. C. Carson
Ww. B. Straw
Department of Public Works & Buildings
Division’ of Highways
Orcia E Bennett Et A
Edward Ashdown
Neille D. Gleason
Glaze Prine
Frask Johnson
Albert Hook
Siete Dykstra
Cyrena L. Dunster Estate
Andrew E. Hook
John W. Rennie
Glenn Tripp
Edward Frak
Adam Knew
James M. Litberton
Wm. RB. Libberton
Chan, Rhisenkert
James J. Green
John Ginter
Mr. Myers
Hass
Bleyer
Kingery
Johnson
Heinze Goble
Mr. Fishe
County Board
County Commissioniere
Quartter
Sec. 16
Department of Public Works
Buillngs
Division of Highways
Minot
F. T
Johnnon
Heinze
Mr. Bish
Public Interem
Gail
Mliners
Nicense
Thomself
County
Congress
Ilingis
Heinzeth
W. A. Fisher
Board OF ‘Supervisors
Illinos
Printing & Stationery Committee
County Farm Committee
Finance Committee
Sheriff's Committee
Treas
First Carroll Co
State Bank
County Legion
Farm Bureau
Mt Carroll
Sterling Keeshins
Sterling
Schaut
Sim
Hie
Indian Head League
Betty
Savanna Ta Farm Bureau
Thomson Azo Sterling
Carrall
Winnabego
Ikeeps
District Farm Bureau League
Lindsay
Howard Leavens
Garyell County Farm Bureau
Lanark Boys
R Hawkins
Roger
W. Rahn
Goble Ib
H. Leavens
Yeager
Garland
Morne
Wiley
Carvas Prt
Farm Byresa
Carras
Cole
Bass
Farm Boreas
Lanerk
Saschit
Carrs
Chadenck
Igalena
University OF Illingis
FO Carroll-Whiteside
Oden Brown
College of Agriculture
University of Illinois
Carrol-Whiteside Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Hugo Mattes
Coles
E Howard
Oxar Howard
Im Chadwick Mondar
Claude Cook Farm
Cash
Mary Horner
Cook Farm
Faras
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