04 Nov 1937
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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1937
Page
1
A fragmented analysis discusses private ownership of bay bridges and tolls, comparing public and private control. It notes effects on commuters, transportation policy, and long term costs, citing figures and opinions about urban infrastructure and taxation.
The Northwestern division of the Hanoi Education association closed its annual meeting in Freeport with officers elected. G Stutzman of Hanover becomes president, L A Fulwider of Freeport as past president, H A Hoff of Milledgeville high school as treasurer, George Kloos of Freeport high school as secretary, and Paul Conkley of Rockford re-elected as ties. The gathering heard remarks from Dr Lows Mann, Dr Henry L Smith, and Fred L Boester.
Secretary of State urges prompt filing of 1938 motor vehicle license applications and notarized correspondence to Springfield. New features include registration cards and printed numbers. driving records to be kept at back with dates of violations and judge signatures. motorists must carry the card for identification and safety. plates released early December.
A marriage license was issued to Willard H Rahn and Ruth Kloch of Lanark by County Clerk Walter Watson. An application for license to wed was filed Monday by Car Gengen Pack of Mt Carroll and Mildred Mane Geist of Chadwick.
Troxell was bound over to the November grand jury on a charge of driving while intoxicated after a Saturday hearing before Justice Frank Schroep. He was jailed in county custody, and the case carried to December with a ten thousand dollar bond requested.
Pensioners become eligible to receive relief commodities when necessary. The program ensures access to essential goods during shortages and delays in supply. Authorities emphasize targeted assistance for elderly residents and outline steps to obtain relief items.
Currell County Public Welfare office announces that all age assistance recipients are eligible for commodity reliefs. Township supervisors will certify who receives items based on neo recommendations. In October, 12 persons received aid. new applications and closures occurred due to deaths or property holdings under pension rules.
Real estate transfers recorded recently include Alma M Bichelluit and Pioank Zinnel with lots and blocks described, Land Bank involvement noted, and several property movements among named individuals and firms. The text lists multiple transfers across various parcels with uncertain spellings and fragmented names.
The Social Security Board announces a new field office in Rockford to serve Whiteside Stephenson and nearby counties. The Rockford site joins 15 other offices to bring services closer to employers and workers, offering account number assistance, claims guidance, and inquiries about the age 65 payments and estates since Jan 1.
Officials in Washington announce a 50 cent per bushel loan on the 1937 corn crop though local Farm Bureau and agricultural officials say they have seen no official notice. The plan covers field corn with about 145 percent moisture, with rates adjustable for moisture. Eligibility requires participation in next year’s federal program and potential limits for cooperators in soil conservation efforts.
Elyah Walker a 70 year old Woodland township farmer was badly injured Thursday when his clothing was torn from his body by a buzz saw drive shaft. He suffered a torn ear bruises burns and was tossed about ten feet. He received treatment from a Mt Canal physician and was reported recovering.
Wayne Williams of Carroll sustained scalp wounds Sunday night when the car he was driving failed a curve on the Lincoln highway east of Fulton and crashed into a telephone pole. Mildred Van Kampen of Fulton, riding with Williams, was uninjured. The accident occurred about 11 o'clock.
A regional vocational guidance conference is set for Wednesday November 17 at Stockton High School. Senior students from Jo Daviess Carroll and Stephenson counties are invited to hear speakers including Dr Asa Royce and Prof J Biochert on teaching as a vocation and opportunities in agriculture and home economics. The program aims to help students choose future work whether or not they attend college.
Mrs George Kramer 60 died Oct 28 at home near Mt Carroll. Funeral services Sunday at home with Rev Selmer. burial in Oak Hill cemetery. Born Oct 23 1877 in Richmond PA to John and Margaret Byers. Survived by husband three sisters and two brothers. Mr Carroll Duane Toepfer died at Freeport hospital. funeral at Christian Funeral Home. burial in Tiwin cemetery Pleasant Valley township north of Mt Carroll.
Mount Carroll high school is favored to win the US Grant conference this fall unless Warren defeats them on November 12. Aquin of Freeport is the only potential rival after its victory over Stockton, and conference officials planned to meet to decide if Aquin could share the title if Carroll loses. Aquin’s conference record is only three wins and one tie, and they reportedly did not schedule the required number of conference games.
Contents cover injuries from a buzz saw in a farm, a switchman hit by a stray bullet, a Carroll man guilty of drunk driving, and legal notices including jury selections, pension eligibility, and auto license blanks. Duck season opening, corn husking winner, vocational conference at Stockton, and farm price reports appear amid reassurances of no official migration announcements yet.
Dorman Bowman foreman of the 4 yard switch crew in Milwaukee yards at Savanna narrowly escaped injury when a 22 caliber rifle bullet struck his chest as he worked near the coal sheds. A second bullet hit the switch engine as crew members chased the shooters who had fled toward Burlington tracks.
County office announces a boost in agricultural payments this week for farmers, with higher rates approved to support crop producers and livestock operations in the upcoming season. The notice outlines eligibility and timeline for the increased disbursements.
A new order from the agricultural control administration increases local farmer payments by ten percent, elevating Carroll county rates from 920 to 101. Farmers who convert soil-depleting crops to grass in 1937 or earlier will receive up to 1518 dollars per acre diverted up to 15 percent of their soil-depleting base. Farm observers note final inspections near completion, and all evidence of red clover and alfalfa origin must reach farm reporters or the county office by Saturday, Nov 6 to avoid delays. If late, applications await a second transmittal and the November 30 deadline for filing evidence applies.
At a Milledgeville meeting of high school coaches a six school athletic conference in Carroll County formed. Savanna remains outside due to large enrollment. AW Cravens of Shannon was elected president with C W Sherman of Thomson as secretary treasurer. Dues set, two trophies awarded for basketball. Each school must play seven conference games and face every other member at least once. Championship decided on percentage basis.
Eight Carroll County men are among fifty called for November 15 in Freeport before Judge Charles E Woodward. From Carroll: Robert Carbaugh Chadwick Robert Grahaming Walter Switzer Thomson Dwight Turner Milledville Philip Beckmstock Donald Hall Mt Carroll Edwin Green Savanna Walter Byers of Stanton are listed among the jurors.
Two residents received fines Sunday in Mt Carroll for minor offenses. Robert Madison of Savanna paid 5 dollars plus costs for reckless driving. Glenn Schnitzler near Mt Carroll paid 3 dollars for a drunkenness charge.
William Rose of Henry county won the Illinois husking title at Van Orin with 39 547 bushels in 80 minutes. Joe Endress of Stark county was runner-up with 38 305 bushels. 20 huskers compete in the national event in Missouri with Illinois represented by Rose and others from multiple counties.
Duck season opened at seven am Monday as hunters flocked to Mississipi river grounds. First week expected to yield best results with many ducks reported, though luck varied on opening day.
Morrison High clinched at least a tie for the Rock River conference football championship by beating Amboy 13 to 7. The decisive TD came in the final minute of the fourth quarter when McCulloh scored from the 8 yard line and then ran in the extra point after a key end run. Morrison opened scoring on a long pass combination Wylder to Shambaugh from Morrison 47. Amboy tallied just before the end of the second period.
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