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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1934
Page
8
Democrats nominate an Oregon farmer and former dairy operator from Sycamore for the Thirteenth district. He, a past rival of Wright, pledges continuation of the current farm program, saying farmers have been hit by policy and need a return to paying conditions.
Democratic meeting announced at Milledgeville Town Hall Thursday at 8 p m with speakers including Jacob Cantin Rock Falls Robert L Morris Lanark Miss Aileen McGrath of Olo Homer Curtiss of Stockton and D Franz of Freeport plus county officers candidates Harriet N Connell judge Roy J Hartman sheriff F McCarthy superintendent Russell Tallman treasurer Russell Ward clerk Music by Abbeys orchestra attendees urged to attend and hear about the new deal. Carroll County chapter D A R holds meeting in Savanna gym with about 75 present for talks on becoming American citizens and manuals for immigrants featuring speakers Judge O M Grove L B Desald Mrs Floyd Wilcox Mrs J Campbell and Kathryn Hammond with representatives of ten nations.
Savanna fans cheered a 7 to 0 win over Mt Carroll on a misty night. McGoldrock sprinted 20 yards for the lone score as Mt Carroll faced penalties nullifying a third quarter touchdown. Local voters are urged to support the $30,000,000 bond measure on November 6.
Notice to farmers that every Monday Wednesday and Friday the yard will buy lambs calves and cattle at Mt Carroll and Dixon and Stocktem with Roy Harmon as representative and contact point at Mt Carroll home Black 253 yards tel. Daily bar calf lamb pall and cattle market at Dixon and Stocktem. Harmon will provide prices and arrange deliveries to Dixon yard.
An old fashioned mother to be presented at Arco Church on Thursday evening November 1 by the Salon Lutheran church group. Cast includes Deborah Undertull Mrs Wal Ash Widder Bill Pindle Clara Geisa Ruth Newcomer Isabel Simpscott Maldred Geisz Gloriana Perkins and many others with characters such as Brother Jonah Quackenbesh and Jeremiah Goring. Admission 20 cents.
Miss Hee Casselberry, teacher at Emerson school, announces a social and program at the school house this evening at eight. Everyone is invited. The program includes a Halloween theme with recitations, dialogues, duets, and songs performed by students Lois Hoffman, Laura Daehler, Clara Daehler, and others.
Sterling public hospital wins approval of the American College of Surgeons and is included among the 3,538 hospitals of 25 beds and over in the United States and Canada in this year’s ACS survey. Dr. Franklin H. Martin notes improved hospital care, with lower death rates and shorter hospitalization periods.
Last night a Mt. Car Niemeyer themed event highlighted leadership changes at the Production Credit Administration. The article notes shifts in roles for Niemeyer and others while detailing long standing farm loan programs and federal credit support across multiple regional banks and cooperatives.
The United States Civil Service Commission announces competitive openings for positions including assistant marketing specialist and metallurgist with specified education or experience required. Closing dates listed as November 8, 1934, with salaries. deductions for economy and retirement. Information available via the Secretary of the Civil Service Board of Examiners at major post offices.
The county will manage ballot stamping at the hub in Huw BL with 1,500 ballots printed. Work includes handling amid the Herat Liebe and Cadots areas while updating the count in LaSalle. A death noted, and Ty Way and Wednesday events in LaSalle covered a two day farm advisory meet with participants including Nicholas and Wright.
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