Thomson era newspaper masthead and staff listing
The Village Echo 1875 Thomson Broadax 1879 Thomson Review 1893 is printed. The line How to the line let the chips fall where they may attributed to Doc Saunders. H G Stage is publisher and business manager with Kenneth Whitney and Geneva Hazen as reporters. Office in Thomson Illinois issued each Thursday at 1 50 yearly and a Thomson 131 telephone line listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Village Echo
Thomson Broadax
Thomson Review
Doc Saunders
H. G
Carroll County Birthdays List for March Dates
A summarized roll of birthday observances across Carroll County from March 9 to March 15 naming residents and their locales such as Lanark Chadwick Milledgeville Thomson Savanna and Mount Carroll plus entries noting service members in U S army and navy and civilians including several women with married names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Kimmel
Lanark
Forrest Eslinger
Chadwick
Norbert Weatherwax
Thomson
Raymond McNamara
Delbert Nelson
Coleta
Joe Crofton
Milledgeville
Adam Voeckel
Savanna
Alice Adolph
John Wade
Albert Schreiner
Keith Gouker
Ray Keeney
Kyle Brown
M. F. Lawler
Auburn
Wash
Clarence Cooper
Reuben Nailor
Thelma Livengood
Cornelius Wilkins
Fulton
Wm. Hans
Clarence Albers
Phyllis Fogel
Anna Jean Fossett
L. F. Buxton
Eilie Pauline Olson
Donald Bogott
Robert Emnyre
Chicago
Milford Miller
Mr. Carroll
Donald Ashby
William Libberton
Mt. Carroll
Joann Lou Frisch
Collin Puterbaugh
Dorothy Lower
Arlene A. LaPlain
Forreston
Donald Smith
Fern Rawlins
Rose Mary Ewart
Betty Marie Buckwalter
T. H. Diffenderfer
Dennis Roberts
Dora Shibley
Alma Traum
Rockford
Vernon Rawlins
Morrison
John Hagen
Glen Millhouse
Thelma Reiling
Fred Zemke
Leo Provant
U. S. Army
Lee Potter
Ruth Traum
Ernest Whitney
Ed Schneider
Bert Cheeseman
Vivian Wheeler
Francis 0. LaPlain
Marion Louise Bergstead
Streator
Mt. Carroll County Board to Meet in Special Session
The Board of Supervisors of Carroll County Illinois will meet in a special session at the Court House in Mt. Carroll on Tuesday March 13 1945 at 10 am All claims must be filed with the Clerk by Friday March 9 1945 W M Nipe Clerk te 2t 3 8
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Carroll County
Illinois
Mt. Carroll
W. M. Nipe
Movie screenings boost club programs and living memorials
The piece discusses using wildlife films from the Illinois Natural History division to enliven sportsmen and civic group meetings. It highlights Nest Boxes in Wildlife Restoration and Conservation Program of the Illinois Natural History Survey, plus a Living Memorials brochure with 200 possible projects for parks, trails and community fitness facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Natural History Division
Urbana
James S. Ayars
Agar
Urbana Township
Havanna
Bath
Illinois Natural History Survey
Illinois
Chautauqua National Wildlife Refuge
Horse Shoe Lake
Cairo
American Commission For Living War Memorials
Federal Committee On Physical Fitness
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Thomson Review
Stransdale Farms
Savanna, Ill
Spencer
J. R. Collogan
W. North St
Eddie Meier
Sarge
Pvt
Wade
Wade Guenther
Sabula
Sabula, Iowa
Schnozzle Durante
Sachelar Unele
Clicuro
A. J. Wulf
Clyde Kellogg
Miles
Preston
Von
Charlie Marvin
Kellogg
Clyde
Irvin St. Cobb
Jane
Newton
Joan
Moe
Joe
A. M. Potts
O. D
J. H. Potts & Son
Main Ave
Clinton, la
G. W. Gillies
D. O
Tucker
Clinton
Iowa
H.a.lyons
Beltone
H. A. Lyons
Hearing Aids
Alliance Life Building
Peoria, Illinois
FAY
New York
Hunter, Walton & CO
Chambers St
New York, N. Y
Savanna Music Co
Record Shop
Main St
Edgar M. Murney
Mt. Carroll, Ill
Jerry Strait
W. G. Kent
W. E. Bader
E. H. Gholson
D. C. Palmer
Wringer
Wagner
Fifth Ave
C. M. Bengston
Welding and Repair Shop
Main Avenue
Clinton, Iowa
DeVries & Oaken— Morrison, I1
Market St
Musical Instruments Records and Supplies
Bender Music Co
Second
H. W. Truax
HOWES
G. W. Blohm Chiropractor
4Th Ave. S
Clinton, In
W. H. Foster
Wilson Bldg
D. J. Doyle
Clinton, Ia
Gent’s Furnishings
Blass Clothing
Royal Blue Store
Gene Walters
Morrison Groceries
Myron C. Rogers
East Main Street
Johnson
Artcraft
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!