Aina Rotary Club To Entertain At Ideal Farm Meeting
The Savanna Rotary Club plans to entertain at Ideal Farm meeting on a fourth Wednesday eve, with a program by Rotarians and local readers invited to attend. The issue also notes ongoing community church funding questions and previews two upcoming film presentations The Flaming Frontier and The Learning Frontier at York Co operative Theater with cast including Hoot Gibson Dustin Farnum Anne Cornwell and Ward Crane.
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Aina Rotary Club
IDEAL
Peabsott
Rene Bane
Rotary
Savanna
Thomson and Thek
Yre
Loriel
Universal
York Co
West Point
Washington
Hoot Gibson
Custer
Reno
Dustin Farnum
Gen. Jaster
Anne Cornwell
Legion
Ward Crane
Villian
Kathleen Key
Eddie Gribbon
Harry Todd
Harold Goodwin
Drainage District Notice in Savanna and York District
Commissioners in and for the Savanna and York Drainage District announce on September 10 1927 that their Report and Roll of Assessment for Annual Benefits has been filed with Carroll County Illinois Court. A hearing and jury will be impaneled on September 26 1927 at Mt Carroll to review annual land and right of way assessments.
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Savanna and York Drainage District
Fime
County Court
Carroll County
Iinois
Savanna and
York
Illinois
A. D
County of
Carroll
Mt. Carroll
Franklin J. Stransky
Thomas Stage
Wesley H. Stiles
York Drainage District
W. R. Watson
Visit of California couple draws local interest in Thompson
Me and Mrs Walter Brown of California visited Thompson week and met many former townspeople and siblings Mrs Frank Rush and Mrs George Bowers. West reports say Atherton and Can 3 set are easing in Hollywood with Dr Atherton practicing and Cayr known as the movie sheik though not in films. Cap's two daughters also reside in Hollywood making Thompson folks well represented there. Frank Lewis sends word that he wants Cap and Dead to pay their share of that boat, a tale to tell our leaders later.
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Walter Brown
California
Frank Rush
George Bowers
Atherton
Hollywood
Cayr
Shiek
Cap
Thomson
Frank Lewis
Brown
Teiders
Argo-Fa club notes and local visits in Clinton area
Local residents report a Sunday visit from Miss Leota Carroll of Dixon and other visitors from Aurora Davenport Clinton and Sterling. Activities include Argo-Fa Home Economic Club meeting on Sept 16 at Madge Bowers’ home with a full program and diverse reports.
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Arid Nipe
Leota Carroll
Dixon
Vlave Kness
Vanderbloom Construction Company
Chicago
Cecil George
Aurora
Clinton
George McCullough
Rochester
Mayo Hospital
Velma Luck
Henry Zugschwerdt
Chadwick
Argo-Fa
Ray Moyer
Ralph Overholtzer
Albert Cooper
Davenport
WOC
Clarence Delano
Susan Wallace
Alyce Carpenter
Mildred Holland
Alice Sikkema
Maude
Dempsey Tunney Fight Fans at Smith's General Store
The big prize fight next Thursday night will be broadcast from our store. Indoor and outdoor rhom will provide seating and viewing comfort. We will use Atwater Kent equipment for the event.
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Atwater-Kent Company
County Committee Members Poised for County Progress
A group of business leaders from across towns gathers as a county committee ready to read and act on proposals. They advocate progress without extreme views, seeking better conditions everywhere. The cohort emphasizes unity, adaptation, and constructive debate among diverse local interests.
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Adopsa
LaFollette
Reed
Veteran Horse Sale at Chadwick Stock Yards Tuesday
W G Shanks, a veteran horseman, brings a draft bred load to Burlington stock yards for sale starting 12:30. The lineup includes 1 to 7 year olds, many near 1500 pounds, plus broke chore teams. Young stock may mature into quality draft material. usual terms, Ed Alest selling.
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Chadwick Stock Yards
W.G. Shanks
Burlington Stock Yards
wWebeck
Ed Alest
Card of Thanks for Maxie J. Lord’s Illness and Death
The family thanks friends and neighbors especially the Shades for kindness during the illness and death of wife and sister Maxie J. Lord S Lord Millie Dyslin.
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Shades
Maxie J. Lord. S. Lord
Millie Dyslin
Review praises Chesnutt article on Al Cronet and home items
The Review commends Prof Chesnutt for last week's piece on Al Cronet aeher and promises more from him. Wilmer Siewert returns home to live with grandparents Mr and Mrs Will Mitchell after visiting his father Albert Siewert in Kansas City Missouri.
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Chesnutt
al Cronet
Wilmer Siewert
M Will Mitchell
Albert Siewert
Kansas City, Mo
Stephenson County Fair Ad For Freeport Venue
Stephenson County Fair ads announce the event at Freeport on Friday and Saturday September 3 and 4. The fair, incorporated for 7 dollars, spans sixty acres with a one half mile crushed rock track, a 200 foot grandstand, tile and concrete stables, and other exhibit buildings expected by fall 1926. Secretary is Dr U R Snelly.
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Stephenson County
Freeport
U. Mr. Snelly
Farewell party for Chloe Jenkins and Verda Rush at church
Miss Chloe Jenkins and Miss Verda Rush were honored guests at a Methodist church farewell Monday evening before leaving for college. Several talks were given and attendees enjoyed the evening. Kutz Merendy moved to a new home on South Main Street this week as carpenters finished their work. Kyle adds a fine home to the village. Mr and Mrs Dave Geerts are visiting relatives in Muskegon Michigan, traveling by car. Hayes Frazier and family of Orion Illinois welcomed a newborn son born Tuesday. FAIR ENOUGH joke ends the page.
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Amos Yates
Paw Paw
Amboy
Aledo
Foreston
Oregon
Chloe Jenkins
Verdal Rush
Methodist Church
Kutz Merendy
South Main Street
Kyle
Dave Geerts
Muskegon, Mich
Hayes Frazier
Orion
Wlinois
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Son Carral
Wheeling
West Virginia
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Sterling
Thy and Son
Fiinds
Coorell
Thes. Stacz
Dempsey
Tunney
Smith's General Store
Newsie
Co-Operative
Anne Cornwall
Quaker
F. E. Lewis
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