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Newspaper

Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1933

Page

3

Argo-Fa Social Notices Weekend Visits and Meetings

Mr and Mrs Clyde Groharing of Morrison and Nino Kenyon visited Argo-Fa with Mr sodiMrw flu recovery noted. Hotel girls polo team defeated by Polo team Friday. Stillman Valley and Flint Mich guests in area. Home Economic club met church annex. lists include Moyer Lena Green Lella Mitchell Victor Hinds. Sack family hosted visits from Chay Sack and Carry Sack of California before returning to Waterloo. Labor Day weekend activities noted with various local residents.

Grace Moyer Clyde Groharing Ameon Morrison sodiMrw Nino Kenyon Jeven Bell Nipe Thas and Mes Zephe Haye Harry Willems Stillman Valley Lesh Willis Flint C. A Munday Gong Carrell County Moyer Lena Green Lella Mitchell Victor Hinds Mikired Heartzie Hazelet Chay Sack Carry Sack California Argo-Fa Waterloo

Fair Haven Indigo Social and Local Visits Report

Fair Haven residents attended a gathering titled To Fairhaven Indies at Mrs John Larson’s home Wednesday. Refreshments were served by Mrs Henry Mel and Mr Tee Decker. The next meeting will be held in ten days with Mrs Athert Olson and Mr and Mrs John Clark and Morrison family. Nearby, dinner guests at Monte Momett’s home in Bombay included the Olson family and Henry Kness at Brookville. Harm Fredericks moved into Mrs Inewhartt’s former house vacated by Ada Wolfley. P T A attendees met Monday evening at the Whadwick ties. Carl Kness of Franklin Grove visited Monte Momett’s Thursday. Mrs Will Schuandt and brother John Hartman spent a week in Chicago for the fair. Mr and Mrs Monroe Fossett and kin visited Henry Kness in Brookville Thursday.

Fairhaven Indies iMrs John Larson Dort Wedrestey Henry Mel Tee Decker iAthert Olson John Clark Morrison Monte Momett Bombay Harm Predericks Inewhartt Ada Wolfley Wairhaven Whadwick Carl Kness Franklin Grove Mone Homett Will Schuandt John Hartman Chicago Sair Monroe Fossett Nem Henry Kness Brookville Dhursdecy Zeer Robert Taylor Wad Vehildren Harry Schoen Harry Babel Ries Lake Wis Deardorff R N Fiichoger Henry Isenhenger Batunday I. D. Letherman Lanark Cherry Grove Church of the Brethren KE. WN. Phekinger Elmer Lote Heightlades Lamjaxk Sewing Club Fhckinger Charles Burt Des Moines Hister G. W. ‘Nichol

Ideal 40th Anniversary and Home Coming Planned

The Ideal Church announces its 40th anniversary and homecoming on September 24, 1933. A picnic dinner is planned in the afternoon with activities and a 1:30 start time. Rev. W. B. Berge will lead the program at 2:30, followed by evening services featuring music and remarks by the Rev. Berge. Everyone is invited.

Ideal Church Mom Gomts

Carroll County Officials Face Budget Shift Under New State Law

Carroll County Board of Supervisors met Tuesday to align with state changes scheduling the county fiscal year to start the final Monday in December rather than September. This shift affects budgeting by delaying the usual September finance committee session. Budget drafting will move, impacting the preparation of the next year's tax levies and anticipated November budget meetings for annual tax decisions.

Carroll County Aboerd Couuty

Stocking Fish Planned for Creeks and Ponds in County

Game warden Tom Hand of Thomson coordinates fish stocking for creeks and ponds in Carn county. Hand, with Alston Stumphy Wayne Graharmy Roy Johnson Mel Ditton and Earl Ruppke of Thorsen, will harvest fingerlings from Clear Lake this week to distribute countywide. Residents should travel west of Thorson to Clare Holman farm for directions and collect fish between 7 and 3 each morning, bringing cans of drink as requested.

Carn Warren Tom Hand Thomson Mr. Hand Alston Stumphy Wayne Graharmy Roy Johnson Mel Ditton Earl Ruppke Thorsen Clear Lake Thorson Clare Holman Agas Chear Lake Hand

Names on Delinquent List Do Not Always Mean Taxes Owed

Carroll county records show that prominent residents appear on delinquent tax lists not always for owed taxes. County Treasurer Smith reported that property transfers can leave the old owner's name on the tax roll for years.

Carroll County

Farm Bureau Wins Last Game of Season 5 to 1

Farm Bureau secures final contest of the season with a 5 to 1 victory. Manager Wallace leads the team as Carroll tallies in the second half, adding three more later. Opponents from Wolfford county struggle to defend and fail to match the offensive burst.

Farm Bureau Wallace Lesvens Woulford County Carroll Leo Soure Ech Secur

Weather notes and community update from Sandridge

Local column reports changing weather easing heat strain on crops and notes umelon and crip pest activity, with bee movement to other vegetation. Mentions farm visits to South Dakota, farm destruction outlook, school enrollment lists, and community events including Melon Stand, Miss Velma Johnson staying to help, and a planned Colored Giants game with food and drinks.

Dakota Potter Alta Martindale Jolinton Alice Switzer Weil Jancor Holman Louis Decker Milton Milner June Holman Harriett Roggendorf Edith Holman iKenneth Holman Jane Schroth Leonard Hebber Edna Curley Roland Schroth Paul McGinis Mary Harris John Harris Virgina Schroth Artie Holman Mildred Switzer Ith Laurel Lapp Edward Heber Robert Hebler Evan Schroth Lester Holman Libis Corley Mosquito Hall Ray Rupple Anna Louis Deck Ler Decké Chipman Mother Babe Ray Mrs. Rapple Irena Velma Johnson Irene Colored Church of Sa Frank Brown

Lanark News Briefs From Lanark Illinois and Vicinity

Local items reveal community movements and plans including church farewells for Rev. W. A. Deardorff family moving to Rio Lake Wisconsin, bus trips to Urbana for college enrollments, and new business ventures such as Goldring purchasing Duck Inn along with Finllips station. Residents attend church services, a sewer referendum fails, and road work on Route 73 progresses with cement and gravel deliveries.

State patrol boat overhaul aids river patrol use

A State of Illinois vessel, the fierce toat, has been overhauled and repaired and is now in good condition for patrol work along the Mississippi should it be required. The text also mentions Frank Brown and Jack Davis in a family context with unclear details.

Jack” Davis Sharp Frank Brown Jack Davis State of Illinois Missippi

Honor Given to Bell Invention Debate Comes Alive

The United States and Great Britain largely credit Alexander Graham Bell with the invention of the telephone while Italian experts contend Meucct should share the honor. The debate reflects national pride and competing claims over a pivotal communication breakthrough.

Bell United States Alexander Graham Bell

Sauer Kraut Day At Forreston Planned In Central Illinois

Hundreds of Carroll county residents travel to Forreston for the Sauer Kraut Day festival. A 10 o'clock parade opens the day with large quantities of sauerkraut and food for a noon free dinner. Evening events include vaudeville acts, band music from multiple groups, and a pavement dance. The day features speakers, a free dinner, and continued performances by local bands and groups ending with more vaudeville and a concluding dance.

Carrol Forreston Fierreston Iwall Forreston High School Freeport Le‘gun Rochelle Amenean Legion Dband Mt. Drollas Eeion Whl Iby Chamman W. Mamma C. I. Robertson W. Midd Kanff Freeport Frank Wertz Owen Chmer Dixon Leo V. Allen Imrs Kruckenberg Joe Cody Qsloc Acro- Habis Devon Regs Trw Ernie J Larry Flowers Chester West and Chester Schubert G. Carpentier Mrs. Kruckenberg McElroy Bros Ihand Unidkan Iby Bey Wsi Fife and Drum Corps Reckford, DL Freeport Legion

Domestic fur farms expand in United States and Canada

Commos Domestic Furs reports four outstanding domestic commercial farms for muskrat opossum raccoon and wank. About 3,600 fur farms exist in the United States and Alaska plus about 1,500 in Canada. Most farms are reeling silver or bine tore.

Alaska Canada

Savanna District Reports Largest High School Levy

County figures show Savanna as the county’s largest high school levy due to debt coverage and 1933 expenditures. Levy shifts across Chadwick Thomson Shannon Mt Carroll Lanark Milledgeville and surrounding districts reflect banking effects and prior year spending, with Savanna at about 39 thousand and Mt Carroll rising to 22 thousand.

MT. Carroll High School Savanna Lareest Walker Watson Chadwick Lanark Miiledgeville Mt. Carroll Scchool Jhoard Amstituten Tyan Thomson Shannon Mt Carroll Milledgeville

Oldest Illinois editor may pass to Cal Feezer

Obituary notes the death of Thomas Rees publisher of the Victors State Register at Springfield and recalls his 57 years in daily newspaper work. The column questions whether Cal Peeter of the Carroll daily will become the new oldest active Illinois editor after decades in the field.

Illinois Cal Feezer Uh Now Thomas Rees Springfeld Ameria Rees Daly Cal Peeter Cal Mit. Carroll Daily Ito

Evarglades Formation Describes Ancient Land Burn Patterns

Experts say the Florida Srerglades formed over thousands of years with soil decay and drought making land prone to fires. In dry conditions soil opens and fires ignite, burning deeply and leaving ash. Areas burned years ago show signs of vegetation regrowth but remain stunted and sparse.

Florida Srerglades

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