Hoovers Lead Predicted In Milledgeville Election Tone
A sketchy election forecasting note claims Hoover will win Milledgeville with Roosevelt behind about two to one while Lanark favors Roosevelt. It cites door to door sheets showing Hoover in Milledgeville, Roosevelt in Lanark, and recounts a Halloween vandalism incident, a NC paper ad, and a Democratic rally in Coleta with entertainer C. E. Howard.
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Hoover
Milledgeville
Roosevelt
Lanark
Voters weigh in on Hoovers and Illinois leadership
A Carroll County reader urges re electing Hoover, argues Chicago control dangers, and backs Mary Small for governor and Leo Allen Northrup and Charles Vail among local officials. The letter endorses down state governance, notes Sanitary District cases, and stresses party loyalty with a pledge to vote straight party.
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Hoyger
Roswell
Congress
Hoover
King’s Palace
London
Tme
Small
Chicago
Dindy
Cook County
Mary Small
Mr. Horner
Tlinois
Mlinois
Leo Allen Oles Congress
Northrup
Sanitary District
Chanup
Charles W. Vail
Supreme I Court
Justus L. Johnson
Tas
Second District
Fix
Franklin A. Stancky
States
Tam
Fee
COURT HOUSE AND REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS OF OCTOBER RECORDS
Court happenings list names of Alva R. Spujreon Clinton and Lillian Honyanman Dubuque with Oct dates. Real estate transfers include Mary Ann Koser to Eugene Lahre Lanark lot 4 block 25 and multiple deeds in Savanna Thomson and Oelwein areas.
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Alva R. Spujreon
Clinton
Lillian Honyanman
Dubuque
Jarry Swarthbaugh
Waterloo
Dorothy Fox
Oelwein
Ishwood Wendell
Faye Higgins
Watkins
Mary Ann Koser
Eugene J. Lahre
Lanark
Walter Koser
Admr
Eugene Lahre
Bernie EH. Smith
L. A
Savanna
John A. Robinson
Lee F. Morgan
Elizabeth Morgan
Thomson
French Land Green
Spencer Otis Jr
Bess'e A. Campbell
Sec
George E. Dauphin
Lennox
Tauphin
C. T
K’s
Morton Tadd
Colliflower Gil Station Robbed Wednesday Night
The J. E. Colliflower station at Milledgeville was burglarized late Wednesday night. A large quantity of candy, tobacco, freeze solution, and storage batteries were stolen. Burglars entered by breaking the rear window and unfastening the lock. an attempt to open the safe failed.
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J. E. ‘Colliflower
Milledgeville
Probation for youth in pig theft case at White Pigeon
Loyal Kuhlemier 18 of Pearl City was placed on probation by Judge Nels A. Larsen after examination and probation officer recommendation following a conviction for stealing hogs from Daehlet farm and selling them. John Bousum 21, of 18 miles north of Sterling, sought probation but the judge took no action. The pair had repaid restitution to Daehlet farm. In Mt Carroll, Charles Isenhart was named mayor pro-tem by the village council to serve until next April 1, while former mayor Robert Browning resigned after clashing with the board over cost cutting.
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Loyal Kuhlemier
Pearl City
Nels A. Larsen
Morrison
Fred ‘Geyer
Whiteside
John Bousum
Sterling
Daehlet Farm
White Pigeon
Hpleas
Myc
Daeh
Chas. L. Isemhart
Carroll
Isenhart
Robert M. Browning
Me. Carroll
County Clerk Explains Straight or Split Ballot Marking
County Clerk Walter Watson of Carroll Mounts outlines three legal voting methods for November eighth. Voters may choose a straight party ticket, a partially straight ticket, or scatter votes across parties. He warns not to mark more names than offices and notes the method applies to offices like university trustees and sanitary district trustees.
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Walter Watson
Ot Carroll
Bir
Watson
Universi
Sanitary District
Democrats To Hold Big Rally At Mt. Carroll
A county wide Democratic rally at the Mt. Carroll courthouse this evening at 8 o clock invites all voters to hear speakers. Carl Vroman of Bloomington, former first assistant secretary of agriculture under Wilson, will headline with Rev. Nicholas of Ogle County also addressing the crowd. County Democratic leaders urge attendance.
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Court House
Mt. Carroll
Carl Vroman
Bloomington
Woodrow Wilson
Nicholas
Ogle County
Payroll
Capacity Audience At Courthouse For Opening Pexpuayers acel
A large crowd attended the Carroll County Taxpayers Association opening at the courthouse Monday evening. Speakers outlined county tax work, urged bond support for Carroll County, and discussed state tax changes plus farm bureau input. Audience of local residents heard from officials and planned future meetings across towns to address taxation.
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Yutary
Querall County
Adu Heinze
Adin Iermze
Fairhave
Supervesds
Bowd
Mark H Belles
Rorle
Hino Agricultural Association
Carroll Comsky Farm Bureau
Farm
Boske
Statutin
Darmers
Mr. Boske
Ralph Eaton
LA. L Syealman
Jack of
Siler
Carroll County
Court House
Former Mt Carroll Prot. Dent Rhrried at Freeport Thursday
Minnie Daws 76 widow of Dayton Daws and former Mt Carroll resident died October 25 at her Freeport home after a long illness. Funeral at her son in law Roy Perking's Freeport home Thursday afternoon. Burial in Freeport city cemetery. Born Mt Carroll March 26 1856 she moved to Freeport 26 years ago. Survived by son Roy Daws and daughter Alberta Daws, seven grandchildren and four sisters. two daughters preceded her in death.
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Minnie Daws
Dayton Daws
Mt. Carroll
Freeport
Roy Perking
Hampton H. Houch
Mt. Carroll, II
John Atchison
West Moseley Street
Daws
Carroll County Boy to Exhibit at International Exposition
Clyde Sister, fourteen, of Mt. Carroll, will showcase a Hereford steer at the 1937 International Live Stock Exposition in Carroll County. The event, running November 26 to December 3, features the Junior Live Stock Westing Contest and a large Baby Beeves Feeding Contest judged by Walter Biggar of Dalbeattie. Railroad fare reductions apply during International week with special round trips.
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Amore
Carroll County
Clyde Sister
Mt. Carroll
Walter Biggar
Dalbeattie
Scotland
Clarence Goecke
Chicago
B. H. Heide
Family dispute over sermon and choir ends with a boy’s remark
In a household dispute about a sermon and choir, the father criticizes the sermon, the mother dislikes the organist’s mistakes, and the eldest daughter criticizes the choir. The subject is dropped when a schoolboy interjects with the line about a penny for a show.
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Hallowe Eners
North Carolina
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Coleta
Roosreelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Franklin Roosevelt
White Hose
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Kroz
Ewing
Tom
Alfred
R-Wa
Stahl
Rocke
Bebb
Carroll Connex
Senate
L. Brearton
Sambo
Sam Jones
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Colliflower Gil
Charles Isenhart
John L. Brearton
Savanna, Mimeis
Jmursday
Thomson Review
Nwxt
Pres Dentt
John He Shirk
Milled Sovikce
Charles Harris
F. L. Stage
Whiteside, Lee, Ogle
Jo Daviess
Stephenson
Bork Island
Tings
Tella
Rockford
Fricke
Hhig
Selec
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Carrolls County Taxpayers Association
Carrolls County
Ralph M- Eaton
Ralph
Carrell County
Ilinois
Walter
Tels of
Muddle
H. (. Speahnan
Chad- Wick
C.lieens
Shirk
BR. G. Fuller
Charles Harria
Leonard Fink
Fred Nipe
Argo Fa
Robert Jones
MT Carroll
Dent
International
Alfred S. Babb
Demans
Valentin Boerner
Republican
General
Autoco
Cfinton
Lowa
G. E. Guenzler
E. Stephenson Street
Savana
Greison’s Shoe Store
Aue
S. Smthoroay and
Cimnellorat Law
Mt, Carroll
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Bankers’ Life
Main St
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Harry H. Stahl
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