Republican candidate announces for General Assembly seat
Two political notices seek Republican nominations for representative in the General Assembly. Alfred S. Baber of the 12th senatorial district asks Republican voters in Daviess and Carroll counties to support him at the April primary in 1920, while W. G. Kent appeals to Republican voters in Winds state for the April 13, 1926 primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mimself
General Assembly
Vibnoig
Alfred
Stephenson
Daviess & Carroll
Winds
W.G. Kent
Daviess
Carroll
Ulinins
Local Republican Primaries Set for Carroll County 1926
Candidate notices from Stephen son to Daviess and Carroll Counties announce runs for Representative in the General Assembly and for Carroll County offices. John Acker, Walter B. Watson, Dee A. Howard, and Henry S. Wise seek Republican nominations for Representative, County Clerk, and Sheriff with primaries on April 13 1926 and related dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Acker
Baramna
Expect Too Much in Uncle Eben Says Man’s Demands
A Washington Star quip features Uncle Eben remarking that some men not only make trouble but expect payment for doing it, reflecting a sharp social jab on entitlement and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Eben
Washington Star
Abbans Fia. Herald
George Wo Da Bon for Carroll County Sheriff 1926
George Wo Da Bon announces candidacy for Sheriff of Carroll County Illinois subject to voters' decision. Primary to be held Tuesday April 18 1926. He respectfully solicits votes from male and female voters. Charles M Poffenberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Henry 8. Wise
Tohereby
Thaneis
Ak Ue
Halas
Oni Ak Jeni
George Wo DA Bon
Shereby
Mlinois
Charles M Poffenberger
Coleman Millis Seeks Carol Counts Treasurer Post
Coleman Millis announces candidacy for the office of Treasurer in Carol Counts. He notes the primary election date August 19 and seeks support from Hepatic voters and the county electorate.
Carroll County Treasurer Candidate Announcement
Vernon B. Tode seeks Carroll County residents' support for the county treasurer race subject to primary election timing. Announcement notes filing date and asks for backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
County Treasurer Candidate Declares Run in Carroll County
Republican candidate announces bid for Carroll County Treasurer subject to primary voters on Tuesday April 18 1926 and respectfully solicits votes from all men and women voters in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srit
Couty
Carroll County
Candidate for Garrat County Superintendent Nomination
Martha J. Ashby announces candidacy for reelection as Garrat County Superintendent of Schools. Primary date shown as April 1926. Ashby seeks Carroll County support and expresses appreciation for residents' backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republan
Garrat County
Carroll County
Marvha J. Ashby
Yates and Ottens Aid Tampico Corn Loaders
Mrs Amos Yates and Fred Yates visited Tampico on business Tuesday. Mickelsen's are shelling and loading about 4000 bushels of corn this week with help from the Ottens boys. Roads are improving though some side roads remain poor. Read The Review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Yates
Fred Yates
Mickelsen
Ottens
Patrick Butler Dies. Rites in Immaculate Conception Church
Funeral services for Patrick Butler will be held at Immaculate Conception Church Thursday at nine o'clock with burial in Mullen Catholic Cemetery. Born in Wicklow Ireland in June 1867, he came to Thomson as a child with his mother. He married Martha Martindale in 1895. Surviving are his wife, five daughters including Freda, Rose, Katharine, and Marie, two sons Norman and Bernard, two Thomson sisters, a Chicago sister, and two cousins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atrick Butler
Patrick Butler
Immaculate Conception
Mullen
Wicklow
Ireland
Thomson
Martha Martindale
Freda
Mary Norene
Chicago
Rose
Wm. Marx
Katherine
Marie
Norman
Bernard
Wm. Hawk
James Haley
Frank Warfield
Cuba
Senatorial District Candidate Versus Public Enterprise
A man with forty years of farm to market toil argues for fiscal economy in private business and public works. He pledges steady progress on the hard road project, aiming for rapid yet prudent completion in the public interest.
Good Spellers of Your the Past Week Objective
The list names pupils who achieved 100 percent spelling for the past week. Fifth Grade: Howard Lawrence, Merle Atherton, Floyd Hartman, Stanley Fuller, Charles Ottens, Ruth Bennett. Sixth Grade: Robert Stumphy, George Hook, Gerald Delphuis, Charles Miller, Fern Holman, Evelyn Kauffman, Alwilda Smith, Gerald Brown, Hattie Wilcox, Sylvalena Mae Bolhous. The text also discusses goals like owning a home, a business, an automobile, and education for growing children as attainable with steady effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Lawrence
Merle Atherton
Floyd Hartman
Stanley Fuller
Charles Ottens
Ruth Bennett
Robert Stumphy
George Hook
Gerald Delphuis
Charles Miller
Fern Holman
Evelyn Kauffman
Alwilda Smith
Gerald Brown
Hattie Wilcox
Sylvalena Mae Bolhous
The Premium A man can do a full day's work by noon
An Atchison Globe item notes a saying about labor and leisure, claiming a capable worker can complete a full day’s tasks by noon and still enjoy the rest of the day off. The brief reflects a local take on efficiency and work culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison Globe
Marshall Players to Open Three Day Run April 26
Guy Stumphy reports the Marshall Players will open a three day engagement here starting April 26, marking Thomson as a longtime venue for the troupe and pleasing many followers who have supported them for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Stumphy
Sabula
Marshall
Thomson
Between Girls Pege Hat Choice Sparks Comment
A brief exchange from the Boston Transcript notes Patrice remarks she does not resemble herself in a new hat, while another voice counters that the selection was wise and fitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pege
Patrice
Boston Transcript
Work of Patient Artists on Egg and Stone Surfaces
A fragment describes the history of the discovery of America written on a hen's egg and another penman who spent ten years drawing 124 after- images on stone. The artist earned 32,000 for stone work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Penman
Oke
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ilinois
Walther BR. Watson
Dee A. Howard
Carol
Diauois
Sulberi
Coleman Miliis
Rexall
Fulton, Int
W. A. and
O. Stuedemann’s
Lyons
Iowa
Lewis Motor Co
Shipman-Ward
Underwood
Clintonusiness College
Clinton
Charles W. Thompson
Champion Grade
The
L. Stagg
Thomson, Ill
Thomson Review
Albany Review
Ince
Frank G. Lohmeier
Special Agent
First National Bank OF
Clinton County
Lyons Savings Bank
Clinton, Iowa
St. Clinton
Clinton National Bank
E. A. Young
C. H. Young
Albert B. Rathbun
4.F.johnson
Clinton Savings Bank
Sixth Avenue and
Second St
Savings Bank of Kewanee
Kewanee, Ilinois
A. Thompson
Robbins
Illinois
G . Hendricks
A. M. Blodgett
M. G Rogers
Fulton
Kinney
Dentists
Towle & Hypes
Kaye-Smith
Fifth Ave
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!