A Bank for Every Town in Carroll County
A 1934 campaign pledge promises each town in Carroll County its own bank to restore better times via local circulation. It urges voters to elect efficient town village and county officers who have succeeded in their own affairs to manage township and county matters. It calls for backing federal programs and cooperating with the Roosevelt administration to improve conditions through the county programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Federal
Roosevelt
Othan
Washington
Cardinals vs Tigers in World Series predictions mix with political notes
The column blends sports talk about the St. Louis Cardinals favored over the Detroit Tigers with debates on Roosevelt era policy and business conditions. It also surveys Hauptmann evidence and a broad view of political candidates, Washington deals, and local county office concerns in Carroll and adjoining counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Cardinals
Detroit Tigers
New York Giants
Cardinals
Giants
Detroit
Ose
Washington
Allen
Tex
Coun
Carroll
Adling
Politicking in Chicago and Milledgeville Pie Stand Tales
The report notes a Chicago speech where Senator Dickenson criticized Democrats amid lively campaign talk. Postmaster General James Farley is quoted praising campaigning vigor. A Milledgeville event featured church supporters, and a pie stand served a four slice cherry pie, described as exceptionally tasty with orderly slices and satisfied ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickenson
Chicago
James Farley
the Republicans
Milledgeville
Community Day Debates Liberalism and Local Quips
A Sabula based performer tours a fair circuit and discusses nudist elements while a local girl seeks a “geyser type” husband. Community Day in Chadwick draws Bob Smith to MC duties as residents debate temperance and celebration etiquette amid small town humor. Dick Clements passes pharmacist exams and eyes work, Riley Temple returns home, and a budding student shares an essay on ants.
Sharpe Says 12 7 and a Camp Tale in Savannah
A wandering anecdote set in Savannah follows a crowd at a restaurant where a young man sings about six white horses and drinking, revealing a muddled conversation on money, family dysfunction, and life in a CCC camp. The narrator confesses admiration for a striking lad, notes shared loyalties to local papers, and hints at upcoming Chadwick and Fairhaven week features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savanna
Jme
Amur
Rudy
Pons Clinton
Sharpe
Chadwick
Fairhaven
Mac
Chadwick Review
Darndeyt
Thomson
Albany
Hillsdale
Helpi
Santa Indopemlent County Treasure Candidate Announcement
A garbled political notice from Carroll County lists candidate references and playful stray lines about perfume from bosses, fish stories, and cider. It mixes names like George Tmel and Henry Jenson with unclear prompts and farewell phrases, mentioning St. Louis and Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Volos
George Tmel
Henry Jenson
Hannah
George Sehluuning
St. Louis
Detroit
Henry Ford
Fragmentary remark on marriage history appears in OCR text
The readable portion shows a garbled quote about a second husband before a first, indicating damaged wedding context. The line is incomplete and presents no clear event, date, or named entities to anchor a fuller summary.
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TE Thomson Review
Iinois
Foster L. Stagg
H. G. Stagg
Office of Publication, Thomson
FOL. Ss
Hauptmann
Lingbergh
Wei
Wade
Uacke
Pment
Subula
Qld
Bob Smith
Bob
Smitty
Owen Miles
Mr.Afiles
Dick Clements
Illinois
Riley Temple
Riley
Broker
Stenox
Toney
Jaci J
Ferlont ' Gal
Ife
Ubbr
Prees
Sally Rand
Hiram
Jane
Board of Trustees
Avyuld
Soo Steaucit
Ted Cesar
John L. Brearton
Savanna, Illinois
Thomson and
Fred S. Smith
MT. Carroll
U S
John F. Whitman
Gaenzler
Main St. Phewe
Chas
Argo-Fay
Hi-Bred Corn Co
Grimes, Iowa
Elmer Zugschwerdt
Freeport Baking CO
Stickell’s
Firestone
ROTH
Perris
Pythmal
Ckurer
Zahir Securstor
Ory Segaites Aparriew
Sirus
Bosgras
Firestone Century
Toa
Firestone Service
Secrs
BC Weaf Neewerk
Aza
Thomson Illinois
A.u.elliott Jewelry Co
Savanna, TC
Fannin
Mt. Carey
Roy Harmon
Dixon Hi
Stockton
Diacnvary
H. O. White
Milwyee
Dixon
Frank L. Ross
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