Argo-FA Lloyd Kness and Miss Myette Green Wed
Lloyd Kness and Miss Myette Green of Galena married at Gas Tuna on Thursday September 3. The couple will live and work on the Lambs farm near Chas. Morrison fair attracted large attendance amid heat and dust. Several local residents visited, some travelers and relatives from Pennsylvania attended. Three-carloads of tuberculosis infected cattle were shipped from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Kness
Myette Green
Galena
Gastuna
Love
Chica
Floyd
Glenn Bower
Wm. Hayes
Stillmar Valley
Chas. Sack
Argo
Formes
Henry Parsons
Clarence Cooper
Jenks Mclendy
Pete Dyke
Kenyon
A. L. Dittmar
Ed. McGinty
Thomson
Joe Foltz
Sharon
Wis
Subtle rescue effort for boy atop corn stalk
In a Rush Carroll farm incident Thomson HL and John Sehade lead workers building a tall ladder to reach a boy who climbed a corn stalk to cut roasting ears. The stalk broke and he hung high as contractors push crews to the limit, bringing food by makeshift means while a longer ladder nears completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomson
John Sehade
Edpenters
Rush Carroll
Shade
John J. Carrell
Visitors From Iowa And Local Movements
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Wolfe of Hampton Iowa arrived Wednesday and visited through Friday with her brother W A Adams. They then travel to Indianapolis to spend part of the winter with their daughter. Miss Glendora Schade enjoys two weeks off from Thom son State Bank and visits sister Mrs D B Demmick at East Troy Wisconsin. Miss Mary Houghton plans to leave early next week for Galesburg Illinois to resume duties at Knox College as a junior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendora Schade
Thomson State Bank
D. B. Demmick
East Troy
Wisconsin
Mary Houghton
Galesburg, T
Knox College
Publish Grade School Honor Roll Arrangements Completed
Arrangements with grade school teachers ensure every six weeks during the present term a report or roll of honor will be published in the Review. The move motivates punctual attendance and good deportment, with the aim that all grade school pupils have their names on the honor roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sohat
First Grade Pupils At No 74 School Named
Miss Brooks presents the list of new first grade scholars for the year at No 74 school. Betty Lewis Ruth French Seward Dykstra Arleyne Adams Lester Holman Paul Williams Mildred Shaw Dorothy Mudd Gilpin Stagg Kathleen Sheridan Louise Lewis Victor Brockill Mary Prins Geneva Kness Arlene Atherton Edward French George Stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Brooks
Betty Lewis
Ruth French
Seward Dykstra
Arleyne Adams
Lester Holman
Paul Williams
Mildred Shaw
Dorothy Mudd
Gilpin Stagg
Kathleen Sheridan
Louise Lewis
Victor Brockill
Mary Prins
Geneva Kness
Arlene Atherton
Edward French
George Stage
Weekly Report From Carroll County Veterinarians
The report shows 18 herds tested totaling 412 cattle with 21 purebreds and 391 grades. Reactors numbered 14 grades or 2 percent. Owners listed include Ray E. Meyers Milledgeville John Mertz Milledgeville J. C. Lenhart Milledgeville OQ Bott Milledgeville James Williamson Massbach Ed Sharp Mt Carroll Chester R Gillogly Mt Carroll Jacob Buckwalter Mt Carroll and others. Over 31 weeks 641 herds 11 748 cattle tested with 950 reactors or 34 percent. since July 1 108 herds 2 496 cattle re tested finding 25 reactors about 9 of 1 percent. England health report notes 10 000 children die yearly from milkborne tuberculosis. 19 flocks of chickens inspected 2 100 birds. 15 flocks disease free 4 flocks infected 5 percent infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray E. Meyers
Milledgeville
J. C. Lenhart
A. Bott
John Mertz
John Schnitzler
Massbach
James Williamson
Ed Sharp
Mt. Carroll
Chester R. Gillogly
Jacob Buckwalter
Health Officer General of England
England
Beresford Couple Visits Father in South Dakota
Mr and Mrs Dick Sunday of Beresford South Dakota visited last week at the home of her father Chas Beck. They enjoyed the week there and it is needless to say that Chas appreciates their company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Sunday
Beresford
South Dakota
Chas. Beck
Chas
Picture Show Plans Should Be Started Now
The article urges starting a winter picture show while band concerts end. It notes cold weather will reduce crowds in December and beyond, suggests affordable film costs, and discusses possible band involvement to avoid losses. It advocates Thomson's support and collective effort to make the venture profitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acard
Thomson
Big stalk of corn amazed at county show turnout
Bush Carroll claimed a Review ee stalk of corn measured 14 feet 6 inches with two ears nearly out of reach. Herb Rawlins compared it to Morrison Fair’s prize stalk. Contractor Schade plans to cut down Carroll's stalk, promising more talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bush Carroll
Herb Rawlins
Schade
John Carroll
Off to College Clarence Bolhous Heads to Calvin College
Clarence Bolhous left Monday morning for Calvin College in Grand Rapids Michigan to be a student for the coming school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Bolhous
Calvin College
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Mistranscribed Sign Sparks Rumor of Pearl Necklace Theft
A garbled OCR fragment shows a shop window sign mentioning a supposed theft of a pearl necklace from a jeweler and a cryptic message about an opportunity. The text is unclear and may reflect misread words or garbled handwriting rather than a clear report.
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Cope Bros
M&a
Oxfords
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Fifth Avenue
Clinton
Slim Jim
VanAllen
Clinton, Iowa
North Door
Second St
Knight Mattress
Knight
Knight Square
J. M. Fay & Son
Fay's
Fulton
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Libsisdelf Pencil Company
Pyiladelitia USA
Clinton National Bank
Clinton Savings Bank
Sixth Avenue and
Savings Bank of Kewanee
Kewanee, Illinois
M. G. Rogers
Illinois
Julius Stoecks Photographer
Howes
G P Hend Hendricks
Allison Building
Fulton Illinois
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Booth-Paddock Music CO
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First National Bank of Lyons
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