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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1966
Page
2
The text discusses grocery price protests in Denver, farmer earnings versus processing costs, and a 46 rise in farm food spending from 1955 to 1965. It notes shifts in wages, marketing costs, and the share going to farmers, along with farm safety, technology in cattle feeding, and policy on investment credits through 1967.
Fragmentary OCR shows references to precincts and statewide offices including senator and state treasurer but lacks readable names or numbers. The text is incomplete and cannot determine outcomes or full identities.
Incomplete OCR text mentions a room and names Hoy Vero nremon of Fert 4 7. Details are unreadable, preventing full reconstruction of event, date, or parties.
The article notes a new poultry sausage made from chicken or turkey meat amid School Lunch program expansion. It cites 71 300 participating schools and mentions the program began twenty years ago in September. Farmland values rise 9 percent in Illinois from last November while national land values increase 3 percent.
Illinois farmland averaged 417 dollars per acre in March. A dairy advisory notes DHIA regular owner sampler or weight-a-day-a-month programs, citing a study where 91 percent of herds on test for over a decade show higher butterfat averages and greater production than in their first year.
Carro county residents may take the Peace Corps placement test at 9 a.m. Saturday November 12 at the Savanna Post Office to join efforts in developing nations.
The 1966 4-H club officers training school sponsored by the federation succeeded. A finance committee was chosen with Sharon Law as chairman and eight others. The recreation committee includes Joan Getz Alan Flack and six more. The next federation meeting is December 7 with a Christmas party. Reporter Karen Messmefer weekends.
Car roll County Extension Association announces lessons Selection For Fit and How Our Attitudes Affect Others at unit meetings. Rock Creek Northern Lights with Mrs John Hartwick on Monday at 1 30 p m Hickory Grove with Mrs James Eaton on Tuesday at 1 30 p m North Otter Creek Live Wires with Mrs Frances Provant on Wednesday at 1 30 p m.
Walter Aisner, a Shimer College student, sues Larry Miller of Chadwick for 40000 with claims of injuries from a Dec 12 1965 car crash on Highway 78 near Mount Carroll. Plaintiff alleges impairment of education and pain. Miller allegedly was intoxicated. Sheriff records say rain fog and approaching lights hindered Miller’s visibility. Divorces granted in Carroll County circuit court include Jacqueline Kay Evans Noble vs Floyd Charles Noble.
Four couples secured marriage licenses at the county clerk's office. Franklin D. Smith of Mt. Vernon Iowa and Mary B. Willett of Cedar Rapids Iowa. Lynn D. Meehling of Chadwick and Melissa A. Traum of Polo. Lynn T. Longerbeam of Marion Iowa and Linda L. Bean of Cedar Rapids Iowa. Euwell E. Carpenter of Davenport Iowa and Evelyn F. Anderson of Monmouth.
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