Mt Carroll Band to Appear at Oregon Road Opening
The Mt Carroll high school band will take part in the monster road meeting at Oregon on Oct 2 celebrating State highway 77 from the Mississippi to Oregon and linking routes 77 and 2. A planned parade, bands and 4-H exhibits accompany the event with broad statewide and civic participation.
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MT. Carroll Band
Oregon Road
Mt. Carroll High School
Oregon
Mississippi River
Savanna West
Sycamore
Chicago
Ihand
Illinois
Towa
Cedar Rapids
Louis L. Emmerson
Tlinnis
Public Works
H. H. Cleveland
Frank T. Sheets
Frank O. Lowden
Rufus U., Dawes
Alexander Karr
C.F. Clark
Iowa
Franklin J. Stransky
Savanna
Sb. Emmierson
Hiinois
Rufus C. Dawes
Triorte
Trom
Carroll
Maquoketz
Legion
Jokes From a Misplaced Invitation
Thor rallies his memory after holiday mail and recalls a couple they once met at sea. He realizes with a groan that the invited couple are actually coming to visit, surprising his wife Marie and sparking humorous disbelief.
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Cesaes Thor
Marie
Uxt
Wedging humor and notes mix in town column
A jumble of vignettes, jokes, and social snippets recounts parties, a surprise eighteenth birthday, a marriage license, a tax quip, and idle banter. Names like Dorothy Blair appear among families and neighbors, while humor lands on hair restorers, dry remarks, and courtly rumors.
One for Each firm name in a stock-broker call
A solicitor firm rang a stock-broker and asked for Mr Denman. The broker confirmed the name. The firm listed several partners in a formal greeting, repeating good mornings. The exchange highlights a peculiar formal style in a routine call.
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Mr. Denman
Hullett
Crafting
Studge
Minardy
Gowle
Scarrow
Goad
Family and visitors share Sunday gatherings across towns
Mr and Mrs Jenkins hosted Mr and Mrs Ralph Oldy and children of Clinton. Blanche Leavens and Miss Wilcox visited Mrs Cora Griswold. Mrs George Greeley joined Morrison guests for a Dixon visit with Mrs Ela Stark. Will Slayman and John Noble families joined Mt Carroll group in Galesburg to see the host’s daughter. A chicken dinner and bridge table toast guests from Chicago and nearby towns.
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County
Joseph Mann
Morrison, Tor
Bertha Helen McNulty
Clinton
Clarence Leonard
Sherrard
Ralph Oldy
G. H. Jenkins
Helen Senneff
Blanche Leavens
Miss Wilcox of
Glinton
Cora Griswold
George Greeley
Willis Greeley
Morrison
Dixon Sunday
Ela Stark
Will Slayman
John Noble
Mt. Carroll
Galesburg
Edward. Kenyon
Frank Johnson
Wil Shay
Peter
Chicago
Francis Hook
May Margaret
John Neary
Mrs. Johnson
Harriett Zugschwerdt
Decia Brooks
Nellie Burns
Bridge
Women favor matched walnut and exotic woods in radio cabinets
Men prefer automatic volume control with strong selectivity and low fading. Offer features a $5 down payment at Gamble Stites in Clinton, Iowa.
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Gamble Stites
Clinton
Dairy exposition opens in Saint Louis this week show top bull named
The Gallagal dairy exposition in Saint Louis this week names the best bull of its breed. Ips owner values the sweepstakes winner at about 312,500. In the 1-H club division Ruby Tomatend Bbtener, a heifer calf, wins grand championship. Rene Pietertje de Kol owned by Martin Warren takes junior yearling, Princess Cascade Ormsby Boxs owned by Vincent McLaury wins aged cows. Several Holstein classes announce winners with farms from Iowa and Wisconsin.
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Louis
Ips
Approximattely
Ruby Tomatend
Milton Piper
Watertown
Wis
Pionship
Dollie Wild
Rene Pietertje de Kol
Martin Warren
Lowstity
Iowa
Princess Cascade
Ormsby Boxs
Vincent McLaury
Oelwein
jGalves
Mt. Pleasant
Ona Pietertje
Towa Board of Control
Des Moines
Mé. Pleasant
Ollie Pietertja
Iowa Board of Control
Prince Ormsby Korndyke Burke
Tivin
Maytag Dairy Farms
Newton
Mount Pleasant
J Kring Rhoda Johanna
Board of Contro
Fighteen
Sir Poies
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Wea
Rock Creek
Kier
French Creek
Texas
Chi- Cao
Sheffield
Lam Gerdes
Milledgeville
Lyndon
Tia Morrison
C. M. Waters
Hennepin Canal
Federal Rock Falls
J. d. Childs
Wynnet
Waters
Wyanet
Bureva
Route 7
Normandy
Walnut
Rock Island Railroad
Albout
Bureau
Bureau Cresk
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Sugar Creek
Frease
Prairieville
Park
Mallette
Karl Watson
Sterling
Elkhorn
Henry Wolf
Route 40
City
WA Iit
Sam
Henry
Doenild Berner
de ‘Witt
Paul Vance
Francis Miller
Orve Crcutt
John Miter
A. E. Sheridan
Laurence Weatherwax
de Kalb
Mary Sheridan
Lorraine
Harriett Weatherwax
Jim
Tommy
Tolksson
Betsy
Dorothy Blair
Joe Blair
Bylander
Gladys Cooper
Helen Knese
Ruby Angler
Florence Smith
Valta Row
Harriett
Abwilda Smith
Mabel Groharing
Genevieve Pessman
Neema
Ruth Blair
Paul Smith
Earl Green
Paul Wilt
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Paul Daehler
Forrest Eslinger
Ralph McNamara
Ernest Smith
James Blair
Clyde Carpenter
Floyd Tobey
France
Tier
Big Pine
Calif
Mentices
Bill
No.e
Bird Diner
George
Dera ‘Teéchur
Billy
Bank Tedis
Meo
Prentiss Kenya
Chadwick -Wenk
Datter
Mow
GC. W. Jenkins
Stan Stanley
Fulton Community Coliseum
Benefit Legion
J. Kerkstra's Shoe Store
Fulton, Illinois
Gibson
Law
Towa Mao
F. Kadyk & Son
Purina
Salt
Texaco
Fulton
Ill
W. L. Callender
Junemith and Key Maker
Sixth Ave
Gasoline Alley
Helyne
Forsmerly Triplett
Crook
South Second Street
Frederic Permanents
Marcels
Stoecks
Howes
Clinton, Towatac
Freda Hansen
Tucker Bldg
G. H. Thompson
Walter Electric Shop
Tri-City
Considine
Lincoln Way
Fulton Illinele
A. M. Blodgett
Fulton, Ilinois
H. J. Roff Druggist
Main Ave
Lyons Station
Clinton, Lows
Marcellus Battery Company
Av. So
Clinton, Owa
Streich Bros
Streib’s Shoe Store
2Nd
Clinton National Bank
E. A. Young
C. H. Young
Roy Hutchison
A. F. Bohnnan
Ass’t
Clinton Savings Bank
Sixth Avenue
Second Street
Roy Fritz
Hereford Exchange
Davenport
Johannes Bros
St. Climtes
Dr. Rush Sun
339Th Ave
Clinton, Low Tae
S Nursery
3Rd St
Tatac
Lyons
Tae
Kurt
Prenicke
South
2Nd Street
Silverman’s Inc
2Nd St. Clinton
Gg. Gathe
NAS
2Nd St
Nash
Carroll and Whiteside Counties
Bayard Hollinshead
Morrison Reliable
Bob Herrity
A. R. Johnson
Dr. Fisher
W. H. Foster
M. D
Wilson Blig
Cray
Witeoe
Lowe
Herrick
Chates
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