Sannon Man Held In Free Port Jail On Drunken Driving Charge
William Janesen of Shannon is held in the county jail on a drunken driving charge after a collision with Dr. C. C. Goldthorpe and his son Rogers near Freeport. The elder suffered a head wound and a bruised hand. the boy was cut and bruised. Police stated Janesen showed indicators of intoxication and a bottle was found in the vehicle. the case is set for Sept 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sannon
Freeport
William Janes
Shannon
Janeen Owas
C. C. Goldthorpe
Midledgeville
Rogers
Janseen
Dr. Golithorpe
Jansson
Savanna Man Arraigned On Abandonment Charge
Harvey Hatfield of Savanna was ordered to pay $3 weekly for his wife Margaret and provide school books clothing and necessities for their two children until September 21. He was brought before Judge Grove on a wife abandonment charge. the case will be tried in September court for a permanent settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Hatfield
Savanna
Margaret Hatfield
Grove
Mise Woessner
Frank Smith
Illinois Coal Leader and Chadwick School Delays
Illinois state coal gains led by Mine Number Three of Superior Coal Company in Gillespie with 21,633,080 tons since 1904. Chadwick schools open Sept 7 after Prof Lori Gnagey illness. teachers to start prep. Mr Gnagey improving after grippe kidney complication. Also notes on Illinois history, Macoupin meaning artichoke, and Everest ascent attempts around 1920s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Coal Company
Gillespie
Illinois Coal Mines
Chadwick
Lori Gangey
Gangey
Gnagey
Profexor
Madison, Wik
Gungey
Trade release of the Foater pink grapefruit variety
The document notes a trade release of the Foater variety of the unsettlingly described pink grapefruit. It mentions Walter and Foster and Monte Viste in a historical context, with inconsistent dates around 1008 1607 and 1014. The item appears to reflect an introduced plant variety not yet traded widely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Foster
Monte Viste
Fie
Native lip stretching rituals near Lake Chad described
The article discusses the practice among Sara Djinge girls in the Lake Chad region of Africa, where lip stretching begins around ages four to five. Lower lips are stretched to resemble a flat plate, while upper lips are extended about half as far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Tchad Regio
Africa
Argo School Pupil Roster and Community News
The Argo school lists first through eighth grade pupils including Pauline Carpenter and Paul Carpenter. Community notes report farm changes, travel to Canada and Minnesota, farm bureau activities, a picnic at Old Mill Park, renovations to the school gym, and upcoming events including a Labor Day holiday with no school.
Thomson News Sunday Guests in Clinton Carried Family Ties
Mrs Delia Melendy hosted Thompson News Sunday guests including her son Harold and family from Low Moor Iowa and sister Mrs Althea Nimerick of Clinton. Chicago visitors Mr and Mrs Knusen are due to spend the weekend with Mrs Melendy. Paul Stage returned from Rockford after a short visit. Alice Lohmeier enrolled at Browns College of Commerce Clinton to begin work soon. Will Shay and son Peter of Chicago plan a weekend visit with the Frank Johnson and John Neary households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Libberton
John Carroll
Esther Schmaling
Farm Bureau
John Lohmeier
Missouri
Clyde Groharing
Blaine Leavens
Hazel Kenyon
Canada
Adam Kness
Morrison
Fred Nipe
Rudolph Holm
Charles Abraham
Union
Minnesota
Chicago
Argo
George Hicks
Naperoville
Morrison Fair
Miss Jeens
Hest
Charles Gack
Will Holm
J. M. Carroll
Willam Lartz
Ed Foltz
Frank Foltz
Everard
Harold
James Foltz
Lyle
Willian Kree- Man
Will Strauch
Eugene
Clyde Fultz
Irene and
Verey
Joe Foltz
Fred Haring
Savanna
Des Moines
Lowa
Blaine
Delia Melendy
Harold and Famly
Low Moor
Althea Nimerick
Clinton
Mrs. Knusen
Chica-ga
Alice Lohmeier
Browns College of Commerce
Will Shay
Peter
Frank Johnson
John Neary
Jubilee meeting by Carroll Service and Country Life
The Carroll Service Company and the Country Life Insurance Company sponsor a Jubilee Meeting on September 20 at 7:30 PM. If bad weather, events move to the Lincoln Building in Savannah. Activities include Farm Bureau band, 4H Club style show and songs, plus a debate on farmer cooperation with prizes for attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Service Company
Country Life Insurance Company
Old Mill Park
Lincoln
Savanna
Furnis Ney
Farm Bureau Band
Rainfall patterns vary by region and proximity
Authorities explain rainfall distribution differs between elevated and low regions with local quirks causing notable variations even in nearby areas. The Review charges $1.50 per year for access.
Students Describe Illinois State Fair Domestic Science School Trip
Harriet Weatherwax Ruth Carrot Lortaing Weatherwax recount a two week Illinois State Pair trip to Springfield. They detail dormitory life, daily duties in cooking and serving, lectures, sight seeing including Lincoln sites, a governors reception, a horse show, and banquets. The group represented Carroll Whiteside and Jo Daviess counties in Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hise
Lorane Weatherwax
Ruth Co Oll
Springfield
Wah Git
Carroll
Whiteside
Jn Daviess
Harriet
Carroll County
Loraine
Jo Daviess
Ruth
State Pair Grounds
Domestic Science School
Thes
Lincoln's Park
Crwari
Lincoln Theatre
Janame
He Cyncol Ieinds
Dent
He Brandsland
Dsen
Carrol
Waiteside
Ju Darius
Harnet Weatherwax
Ruth Carrot
Inventors: Success or Failure in Ten Key Reasons
Classified note promises a work explaining why ten percent of inventors succeed and the others fail. It claims over a hundred reasons for inventor outcomes and offers the book titled Success or Failure for postpaid $1.25 by Fred Poole, 17349 W Goullove Street, Springfield, Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Poole
Goullove Street
Springfield
Missouri
McNamara Family Returns From Ten Day Trip
Mr and Mrs Tim McNamara daughter Ethel and Rosa Kilday of Clinton returned Tuesday after a ten day tour through Tuwa and Minnesota visiting McNamara brothers John in Oslwein and Dennis in Cedar Rapids. They called on Neary family in Audubon, met old neighbors at Manchester, toured Henry Field and Earl May stations at Shenandoah, and visited a grotto at West Bend built by Rev Daubersterm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim McNamara
Ethel
Mes
Henry Field
Earl May
Shenandoah
West Bend
Daubersterm
Lost-Mesh hag at Melon Day grounds near town
Finder sought for a mesh hag lost west of town during Melon Day events. Notify Sylvia Griswold of Thomson to claim a reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia, Griswold
Sylvia Griswold
Thomson
Grief and the Value We Attach to Lost Things
A reflective line notes that grief is not tied to an object’s real worth but to the value our fancies place upon it, quoting Adrian. The excerpt examines subjective attachment and the emotional weight assigned to material loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian
Local Tour Names Winners Amid Mixed Race for City Event
Foadh Austin tours, Robert Rawliys third, Charles Hallman starring with LaVelle Vige second, Dorothy Lucas and Thomas McKee placed. Evalyn Senaeff, Raymond Watren first, Helin dats, Ellen McKee, Marvin Thartowat, Melville Brietman, and Mrs Iva Turney, teacher, appear in the results with multiple placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foadh
Austin Tours
Robert Rawliys
Charles Hallman
LaVelle Vige
Dorothy Lucas
Thomas McKee
Evalyn Senaeff
Raymond Watren
Helin Dats
Ellen McKee
Marvin Thartowat
Melvile Brietman
Iva Turney
Night of Laughs at Hot Springs Resort Jokes
A string of lighthearted barbs and one liners unfolds at a famous hot springs resort. A mix of quips about wine versus mineral water, baths, weddings, and everyday quirks delivers quick humor from patrons and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert
Fragmented obituary note from Thomontson store era
A damaged snippet mentions anniversaries and birthdays, Delbert Demin and Margare Hounhood among attendees at a supper. It references Mr and Mrs Schade and others honeymooning in Thomson, with a hardware store and relocation to Wisconsin before settling in Thomson as their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Momlay
Sehaduts Burthday
Anvhul
Delbert Demin
Ehvexen
Margare Hounhood
Mis
Semude
Springdhane
Thomson
Bere
Chas Schade
John
Frank Conrad
Thomnsont
Mre. Schade
Wisconsin
Tales From A Ragged Street Scene Of Crime And Pinups
A fragmentary 1920s era page shows slang critiques of polished crooks and corrupt vice squads. A witty dialogue features golddiggers and a girl testing a policeman. A salesgirl jokes about price and touch, while a girl questions the New York Vice Squad and a polite banker examiner joke lands with a punchy sting.
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Illinois
Paris
Mlinois
Frank T. Sheets
Gnacey
Collier'a Weekly
Doles Mewatain
Pauline Carpenter
Ray Kaufman
Janet Kenyon
Leland Schmaling
Frank Manning
Milton Miller
James Volz
Lauren Mitchell
Mildred Lohmeier
Donald Kaufman
Rolland Mitchell
Blaine Lohmeier
Milford Miller
Genevieve Carpenter
Ruth Vols
Roy Hook
Earl Kaufman
Arthur Manning
Robert Hicks
Robert Volz
Violet Volz
Hazel Lotmeier
Non Schreiner
Paul Carpenter
Lester Manning
Hulda Hinricks
Isabelle Joens
Rush
Thomson News
Paul Stage
Rockford
Country Life
PaSip
Morryon
Jim Bull
Union Grove
Til
Berryman Elevator Co
W. R. Berryman
Apple River
O O. H. Emnyre
H. L. Spearman
Roy Atherton
McNamaras
James R. Kelly
Ilinois
Tes
G. E. Guenzler
Red
Floura
Main Street
Fred
Smith
MT Camroll
Ill
U. 9
John L. Brearton
Savanna, Illinois
Pierce Funeral Chapel
Black
Bankers’ Life of
Agencs
Blackhawk Produce Co
Lanark, Ill
Bill Wilson
Workman
Foreman
Galleria
Eddie
Ralph
A. M. Blodgett
Attorney AT Law
Fulton
Linoia
G. H. Thompson
Walter Electric
Tri-City
Considine Cigare
Magasines
Lincola Way
Falcom
Invia
Ff. Kadyk & Son
Purina
Texaco
Fulton, Ill
J. Kerkstra’s
Albany
Argo-Fa
Country Ice CO
Lyons, Iowa
Teg
New York Vice Squad
Mr. Paliceman
Vic Squad
Paleeman
Bielema
Fultes
Helyne’s
Triplett’s
Crook's Drug Store
Sedme Street
Iowa
Frederic Permanents
Marcelis
H. J. Roff Druggist
Main Ave
Lycans
Tnstall
Century Engineering Corporation
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Smaltz Bros
Fulton, Illinois
Lfcimn
Clinton National Bank
E. A. Young
C. H. Young
Roy Hutchison
A. F. Johnson
Amt
Clinton Savings Bank
Sixth Avenue
Second Street
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