Local social notes from Chadwick area weekend visits
Chadwick residents hosted and visited during a busy weekend. Maude Rahn stayed with Mrs. Henry Livengood in Milledgeville and others from Steading Stexing and Roy Queckbowver. Supper at Clayton Kaul and Claude Guck Jr. homes featured Rol and Ned Dollinger from Lanark.
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Maude Rahn
Henry Livengood
Millerigeville
John Doty
Stexing
Roy Queckbow
Lois
Clayton Kaul
Claude Guck Jr
Sturday
Roy Schiciner
Miss Roland
Ned Dollinger
Lanark
Local families host gatherings across Dixon and vicinity
Chadwick locals Mrs W G Schreiner and Carel Sue of Dixon visited with her sister Mrs Herbert Stem Frank Spaulding of Streator stayed with sister Mrs Ebwoot Williams. The Williams home hosted Sunday diners including Mrs Belle Knox and Mrs James Stapely from Sterling and Airs Paninox of Milledgeville.
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George Knoess
Wilbur Kniss
Elmer
Pieeport
Henry Seh- Jering
Robert Gese
Ronald
Harvey Hartman
Ed Sailonn
Daugters
Bessie
Crystal
Mia
Htd
Work
Pam Smith
Dixon
Susan Sprague
Freeport
L. M. Phillips
Wayne Hawkins
Milledgeville
Mason Spaulding
Mary Hawkins
Ted Olson
Clinton
Fred Olson
W. GC. Schreiner
Carel Sue
Herbert Stem Frank Spaulding
Streator
Ebwoot Williams
Williams
Belle Knox
James Stapely
Sterling and
Airs
Paninox
Jane Kei
Thelma Wiersema
Morrison
George, Dahler
Ali
William Quest
Elizabeth Sennett
Racine
Wis
Cora Schaubel
Will Hacker
John Boty
Roy Queckboerner
Albert Schre
Donald Asay
Arthur Behrens
J. Mackey
Dora Hobsen
Malvern
Lester Marshall
Sabula
J. Mille
Will Heide
Coleta
Mio
Bully Ui Moline
Thorsten
Poultry Markets Brace for Two Thanksgiving Dates
In a note on holiday poultry sales, markets warn confusion will cause customers to pick either November 28 or 30 for Thanksgiving. With growing demand, stores will stock poultry for both days, aiming to cover the split celebrations and ensure ample supply across regions. The piece also discusses breed choices, favoring fast-growing birds and the debate between Leghorns and heavy breeds, noting regional preferences and the economics of feed vs yield.
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Dolores
Wisconsin
Ealing
Chicago
Chica
Iowa
Rhode Island
New
Remarkable Choate Quip On Personal Identity
A friend asked Joseph TH Choate who he would marry if he could not be himself. Mrs Choate’s second husband was the quick reply, illustrating a sharp, witty exchange attributed to the famed figure.
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Joseph TH. Choate
Plan Huge Livestock Exposition at Chicago Stock Yards
The International Live Stock Exposition forecasts record entries and over 100000 in prizes for cattle horses sheep and swine across 30 breeds. Canada and Argentina join this year’s show with entries, held at the Chicago Stock Yards amphitheatre housing a 7500 seat coliseum and six acres of displays.
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Chicago Stock Yards
B. H. Heide
Canada
Argentina
Australia
South America
Putting on the Dog and men’s shoes joke item
A fragmented humorous news item jokes that women’s feet grow to fit men’s shoes, quoting a teather line about a job well done never needing doing again and a baffling exchange about mowing.
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Teather
Jimmie
Corn loan outlook sets 57 1 2 cent price target
1939 corn loan outlook projects about 57 1 2 cents per bushel if the November price and acreage patterns align with parity rules. The Illinois grain observers note price parity influences loan terms, with estimates based on October crop data suggesting a lean price near 70 percent of parity. The discussion highlights policy triggers, potential next-year acreage adjustments, and farmer incentives amid market and debt considerations.
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Winese Agricultural Association
TAA
Fragmentary Quote on Agriculture and Industry Effects
A partial fragment discusses financial metrics and crop yields, noting a shift from barter to cash economies. It hints that abundant harvests cease to be a blessing when they cause deference to industrial growth and economic penalties favoring industry.
War disrupts apple exports and farm markets
War destroys foreign outlets for farm products sending apple growers in the Pacific Northwest to sell millions of bushels at home. English tobacco importers face exchange difficulties, prompting Commodity Credit Corp. support. Cotton exports shrink. growers anticipate further acreage cuts next year.
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England
France
Pacific Northwest
Warnce
Commodity Credit Corp
Kindness to Animals Prompted Curry Powder Gift
Mrs Newrich remarks on 4 dozen bottles of Madras curry powder and Grover notes its frequent use in cooking. Mrs Newrich clarifies she has been gifting it to the nun who tends her saddle horse, implying a charitable or humorous motive behind the unusual donation.
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Mrs. Newrich
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Chadwick News
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Fullon
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Chadwick
Hone
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Parmeleo Prentice
JAA
Dlinois Grain
Earl Smith
Coats
Greenfield’s
5Th Ave
Ankeny Bidg
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