Chadwick Road Grading Urged by Commercial Club
The Chadwick Commercial club should immediately gravel three quarters of a mile from the cemetery corner to Rahn corner to draw people to town. Residents along the road have long paid taxes without a good all weather route and may abandon Chadwick without a passable road. Salem township can gravel the rest, while Fair Haven delays, risking loss of trade to neighboring towns.
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Chadwick
Salem
LE Fair Haven
Fair Week Ramble Mixed With Town Gossip
A chaotic column blends fair chatter and local humor as Riley Temple and Harold Bast miss a Chicago welcome, readers riff on college life, parents guiding teens, and a string of lighthearted notes. The prose touches on Greek Day at the fair, jokes about tombstones, and echoes of local personalities and anecdotes.
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Riley Temple
Harold Bast
Chicago
Leest
Wade Guenther Debate Highlights Local Talk
Byland of Belleven voices strong views on Wade Guenther and the term he uses for a hilltop road. Report notes residents in Sa thered are abuzz with chatter about the situation and plans for a speech from Gor- Horr at the ear phat form of the train.
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Wade Guenther
Wade
Jon
Gor- Horr
Local Publisher Foster Stage Acknowledged Leader
Foster L Stage and H G Stagg listed as publisher and business figure with office publication details. Thom Seeed Bed details appear, along with subscription rate of $1.50 per year.
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Foster L. Stage
H. G. Stagg
Office of Publication
Thom
Review Platform Urges Local Taxpayer Action in Carroll County
1933 Review Platform calls for Buy American policy and tighter oversight of village town school and county expenditures. It notes 1932 tax revenues exceed 700000 dollars and warns taxpayers to demand better office holders and safer banking. The message stresses faith in reform and prudent governance.
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Carroll County
Sleep sickness in Missouri sparks alarm and local notices
An extended Chadwick column mentions Missouri slang and fears of sleeping sickness spreading from St Louis amid provocative notes on mosquitoes and malaria. It also lists new subscribers and community updates in Chadwick and Fairhaven with names such as Hartman, Green, Plock, Holy, Schreiner, Tarner, Queckboerner, and Schriner, plus local landmarks and farm talk.
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Chadwick
Henry Hartman
Henry
Sir Green
Harvey Plock
George Holy
Fairhaven
iClyde Scott
Fred Queckboerner
Ed Queckboerner
Farmer
Elmer Pease
Sport Review
Bo Him
Court House Board Sets Two Day Supervisors Session
Carroll County board of supervisors held a two day September meeting to select grand jurors for the November circuit court term. Reports from financial committees were heard as funds show slight balance despite losses from Mt. Carroll bank and scattered deficits. The group approved high ways payments, blind pensions petitions, and a 1622.50 aid bill for transient assistance with cuts. A state agriculture telegram urged a special noxious weeds committee to aid township officials against Canada thistle spread. Grand jurors named include Wurster, Buxton, Gillespie, Tallban, Koser, Spengler, Rupp, Shultz, Patherson, Bast, Queckboernes, Kingery, Freeman, Lea, Pret York, Stagg, Rak h ims, Traum, Provant, Nesemeyer, and Hutchison.
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Carrie E. Atking
Effie Stitzel
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Tard
Carroll County
Grand Jumors
Waington
Richard Wurster
Woodland
Roy Buxton
Howard Gillespie
Russell Tallban
Savanna
John
Lea
York
Thos. Stagg
Vernon Rakhims
I We Haven
Arnold Traum
Wysox
Alvin’ Provant
Wesley Nesemeyer
Elkhoon Grove
Frank Hutchison
Right of Way Committee Visits York Farmers
County right of way committee members visited York township farmers along the proposed highway 171 route. While pavement is needed from Hansons corners to route 30 at Thomson, some owners have not signed. States Attorney Straninsky was authorized to begin condemnation actions after canvassing reluctant property owners. Committee members include John Warner Lima Robert Carson Woodland and Dr S Rogers Elkhorn Grove. they were accompanied by States Attorney Strensky Cosorta Highways D C Camp.
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Hansons Comers
Thomson
Straninsky
John Warner
Lima
Robert Carson
Woodland
S. Rogers
Elkhorn Grove
Sates
Strensky
County Finance Committee Meets in Carroll County
Carroll County Finance Committee met at the courthouse Wednesday to audit the county books for the fiscal year ending August 31. The committee's report was presented at the regular board meeting Tuesday.
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Sherwin Arrolly
Wynders
Sherid Myers
Fritz
Freedom
Carroll County Finance Commmitier
Court House
Board Of Review Announces Ten Percent Real Estate Cut
The board of review orders a blanket ten percent reduction on all real estate, significantly lowering township valuations. In Fair Haven Township, assessor valuation drops from 1,024,530 with 202,440 cut, yielding a revised total of 821,?. county adjusts tax rate accordingly. Fair Haven Town Lots valued at 260,925 before adjustment.
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Fair Haven Township
Fair Haven
State Tax Commission
Carrall County
Board of Preview
Valuation Reductions Across Townships by Board Preview
Tax records show Wysox Carroll and York townships applying reductions from assessed values. Board of Preview applied percent cuts on farm and town lots, altering present valuations to reflect individual payer complaints.
Ice mint phenomenon on Pemingyt venia 4 mountain side
Curiosity of Nature reports an ice ming seen at Condersport on a mountain slope. The article claims the ice forms not from water but a mysterious mint vapor seeping through the open terrain, with higher temperatures accelerating the process.
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Pemingytvenia
Condersport
Myst Fies
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