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Newspaper

Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1940

Page

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Conscription, defense drive loom as taxes shift

The column notes 16,500,000 men aged 21 to 35 will register for possible service and the new bill allows presidential control of some industrial plants. It cites the Hercules Powder explosion, defense bottlenecks, and calls for clear public accountability. It analyzes unemployment, skilled labor shortages, and a tax base shift from property to income with new levies emerging since 1922.

United States Hercules Powder Company New Jersey Federation of Tax Administration Chicago

Plan tour to Winona next week

Tentative plans were developed for a group from this area to tour the Gilmore Creek project at Winona Minnesota on Sept 27. Sponsored by the Farm Bureau U S Soil Conservation Service and Burlington railroad the trip aims for 30 farmers and businessmen from Carroll and Jo Daviess counties. Zephyr departures and meals are included with motor trips arranged locally.

Gilmore Creek Winona Minn Farm Bureau U. S. Soil Conservation Service Burlington Railroad Carroll County Jo Daviess County Burlington Zephyr United States

Returns From East Tour by Carroll Service Manager

Vincent Olson, manager of Carroll Service company, returned to Lanark Sunday night after a 53 member party tour through 11 states. The group visited New York, Washington, Baltimore, Niagara Falls and a brief Canada stop, earning the trip as top salesman across 14 counties.

Vincent Olson Carroll Service Company Lanark Mr. Olson New York Washington Baltimore Niagara Falls Canada Jing High Man

Miss Evelyn Asay Places Second at Clinton Baby Beef Show

Carroll county youth Evelyn Asay of Mt. Carroll earned the reserve grand champion award at Clinton’s Quad County 4-H Baby Beef show with a 970 pound Hereford steer. The reserve title went to Miles Iowa exhibitor John Mommsen Jr. with a 980 pound Aberdeen Angus. Awards covered calf classes A B C with ribbons and cash prizes, plus rosette honors for the reserve champion.

Carroll County Evelyn Asay Mt. Carroll Clinton Miss Asay John Mommsen, Jr Miles Mommsen Clinton Chamber of Commerce

Duane Lehr Hurt In Auto Crash Near Quincy

Duane Lehr 19 son of Mr and Mrs William Lehr of Wacker was seriously injured Thursday night when the car he rode in en route to Patera Oklahoma collided 30 miles northeast of Quincy Illinois He was taken to a Quincy hospital with a fracture of the left collar bone deep cuts on the neck and back and facial injuries His parents and brother Carl left Friday morning for Quincy for the treatment updates

Duane Lehr William Lehr Wacker Patera Okla Quincy Lehr Carl

Car Driver Hits Horse Near Savanna

A car driven by J. W. Brick of Clinton, Iowa, struck and killed a horse on Route 80 about three miles south of Savanna at two o'clock Sunday morning. Brick was uninjured but his car sustained some damage. he cited heavy fog that reduced visibility.

J. W. Brick Clinton Towa Savanna

Roosevelt sets Oct 16 as draft registration day

The Burke-Wadsworth conscription bill was signed and Oct 16 fixed as the nationwide registration date for men aged 21 to 35. Registration occurs at local precincts 7 am to 9 pm, with draft boards based on population and headquarters in Carro ll and Morrison.

Roosevelt United States Walter Watson Washington Carroll County Whiteside County Morrison Lot Army

Argyll Stables Win Ribbons at Freeport Show

Argyll Stables of Mt. Carroll owned by S. J. Campbell earned many ribbons at the Freeport Horse Show at Taylor Park. Mary K. Holt rode in all Argyll classes as the stable placed in multiple divisions including second in hackney pair, third in three gaited open, first in junior fine harness, and third in three gaited open. G. F. Keller won first in pair class three or five gaited, and S. J. Campbell took first in plantation walking horse.

Argyll Stables Mt. Carroll S. J. Campbell Freeport Taylor Park Illinois Mary K. Holt Argyll G. F. Keller

Farm Bureau leader attends Illinois Agriculture meeting

Naaman Diehl president of the Carroll County Farm Bureau accompanied by John Richter and Farm Adviser M P Roske went to Springfield on Monday for a meeting of the Tlinois Agriculture Association.

Naaman Diehl Carroll County Farm Bureau John Richter M. P. Roske Springfield Tlinois Agriculture Association

Carroll County Husking Tilt Plans Set for October

Farm Bureau directors met to schedule a Carroll county cornhusking contest for October 22 with tentative sites under review. Huskers will follow similar rules to last year with cash prizes for top three. Last year's winner was Palmer Dauphin of Savannah who husked 27.6 bushels to claim county title. Prospective contestants are urged to register at the Farm Bureau office.

Carroll County Farm Bureau Palmer Dauphin Savanna Henry Rahn Milledgeville Thas

Republican Candidates Speak Here in Savanna and Mt Carroll

Republican candidates for three state offices spoke briefly in Savanna and Mt Carroll Tuesday. They included Hugh W. Cross nominee for lieutenant governor Justus L Johnson nominee for secretary of state and George F Barrett nominee for attorney general.

Savanna Mt. Carroll Hugh W. Cross Justus L. Johnson George F. Barrett

Secretary to Leo Allen Dies in Dixon Funeral Held

John H. Byers longtime congressional secretary to Leo E. Allen and former Illinois representative died in Washington after a hospital stay since April 19 following a hit and run incident. Born January 28 1872 in Lancaster Pennsylvania Byers taught school worked in newspapers and served in the Illinois House for three years. He leaves a widow Agnes Weaver a large family and numerous grandchildren.

Dixon John H. Byers Leo E. Allen Byers Washington, D. C Mr. Byers Lancaster Thnlinois Chicago Pavers Dixon Telegraph Illinois House of Representatives John C. McKenzie Elizabeth Congress Washington William &. Johnson Freeport Leo Allen Syerg Agnes Weaver Sterling David Byers

Outlook meeting for Carroll livestock raisers Sept 24

Prof E T Robbins of the University of Illinois and B Grieser of the Chicago Stockyards lead an outlook meeting for Carroll county livestock raisers on Sept 24 at Mt Carroll courthouse at 7 30 p m. Farm Adviser Roske says the aim is to survey next few months feeding plans and review feed and livestock supplies available or anticipated. Robbins will discuss economics of beef and pork production.

E. T. Robbins University of Ilinois B . Grieser Chicago Carroll County Mt. Carroll M. P. Roske Robbins

Erdmier Re elected AAA Chairman in Mt Carroll Meeting

Jennings W. Erdmiier of Shannon was re elected chairman of Carroll County Agricultural Conservation Committee at a Mt Carroll organization meeting last Thursday. New officers include vice chairman Ray Moyer and members Henry Miller Ed Dauphin and Ed G Rahn.

Jennings W. Erdmeier Shannon Carroll County Agricultural Conservation Committee Mt. Carroll Ray Moyer Fair Haven Henry Miller Woodland Ed Dauphin Mr. Carroll Ed G. Rahn Rock Creek Cherry Grove J. W. Erdmeier Clinton Plock Howard Woessner Freedom Freeman Law Harl Johnston Russell Zier Bert Buckwalter Victor Dauphin Washington and Savanna Wilmer Uehrkorn Ed Simon John Wurster William Lundy D. C. Weidman Salem John Eisseller Earl Keim Roy Nycum Lima Ed Rahn William Beattie Harold Manning Wysox Elkhorn Grove Henry Rahn John Fogel Harold McCleary Christie Geison Herman York Eugene Murray Fred Peters Thomas Kustes

Damages Sought After Barroom Incident In Savanna

Terry Stanton sues William Watson and Genoa C. May in circuit court at Mt. Carroll seeking 15000 damages under the dram shop act. The complaint alleges Watson struck Stanton in the left eye with a liquor glass obtained at the May tavern, on the sidewalk in front of the tavern.

Mt. Carroll Terry Stanton Savanna William Watson Genoa C. May May Watson Stanton May Tavern

Let Contract for Building Apartments

A contract to construct ten four unit apartment blocks along state highway 80 near the Ord nance depot road north of Savanna has been awarded to Ray Aulmonck and Son of Freeport. Work starts about Oct 1 with occupancy about six weeks later. A filling station with grocery and restaurant will be built at the junction, run by Harold Rogers. A 27 lot subdivision for depot employees will be sold nearby.

Savanna Ray Aulmonck Proving Ground Road Harold Rogers John Rogers Ordnance Depot

Carroll Legion Benefit Show Plans Oct 2 3

The Carroll Legion and Auxiliary announce two night benefit performances of The Great McGinty at the Carroll theatre on October 2 and 3. Tickets go on sale in advance through Legion and Auxiliary members aided by local youth volunteers. Prizes reward top ticket sellers. Committee members include Mrs Verne Hanna Mrs E M Murney Ed Phillips Sheriff Ray Westfall Ray Hartman and S C Campbell. Receipts fund Christmas baskets.

Great McGinty Legion Carroll Theatre Auxiliary Verne Hanna E. M. Murney Ed Phillips Ray Westfall Ray Hartman S. C. Campbell The

Locker Plant Planned for Carroll Community

A Mt. Carroll committee reports a new cold storage locker plant to open in Carroll by November first if on schedule. The facility will house about 350 to 360 lockers on the ground floor of the Farm Bureau building, with equipment similar to Lanark’s but cheaper since no new building is needed.

Carroll County Mt. Carroll Farm Bureau Lanark

Hurt in Crash Near Darien Wisconsin Involving Clinton and Savanna Residents

Miss Ruth Hindley of Clinton Iowa and Mrs. Allen Eaton of Savanna sustained minor injuries when their car, returning from a Wisconsin trip with Mr. Eaton, was sideswiped about two miles south of Darien. Hindley received back injuries and cuts, Eaton was unhurt, and Mrs. Eaton had no serious injuries. the vehicle was badly damaged on the left side but did not overturn.

Ruth Hindley Clinton Allen Eaton Savanna Mr. Eaton Wisconsin Darien Wis Miss Hindley

Terraces Built On Lanark Farm To Conserve Soil

Louis M. Stengel of Lanark, with Mt. Carroll CCC help, is constructing terraces on his farm to hold soil and moisture and reduce gullies. He notes contour farming with terraces protects topsoil, improves water disposal, and boosts yields after complete rotation, reflecting regional conservation success.

Louis M. Stengel Lanark Mt. Carroll CCC Stengel

Republicans Meet In Mt. Carroll

Carroll County Republican central committeemen call a meeting for Friday night September 20 at the Mt. Carroll courthouse. The session starts at 7 30 p m and invites all county Republican groups and the public to attend.

Carroll County Republican Central Mt. Carroll Young Republicans Legion Division Woman's Division Willkie Club Better Government Association

Milledgeville Homecoming Parade Opens Sept 25

Milledgeville volunteers plan a two day Homecoming with a Wednesday evening program and a Thursday parade at 10 20 a m The Sterling fire department will demonstrate its aerial truck and cheese sandwiches from Kraft will be distributed Parade entries face age 14 and start near Main Street with prizes for top finishers and 25 cent participation pay plus cash awards.

Milledgeville Sterling Fire Department Kraft Cheese Company Main Street Brethren Church Corner Milledgeville Fire Truck Milledgeville High School Townsend C. A. Livengood Henry Voeckel W. A. Munz E. V. McGrath A. S. Kreider Isabelle Bainbridge Walter Thiel Fred Livengood R. E. Schelling R. F. Put

Four Men Escape Serious Injury In Viaduct Crash

Four young construction workers from the Savannah Ordnance depot escaped major harm when their Plymouth coupe skidded Sunday into the steel railing at the Milwaukee viaduct north end in Savanna. Passersby took them to Savannah hospital. Yeknick suffered a nose laceration and Lewis facial cuts, with bruises to the body. Karacson and Doda had minor facial bruises and were discharged. Vehicle damage included torn front wheels and axle.

Savanna Ordnance Depot Milwaukee Savanna Julius A. Karacson Walter Yeknick Hassell Lewis Leo Doda Savanna Hospital Young Yeknick Lewis Karacson Dodd

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A. J. Miller Chester Alexander Vernon Florence Anthony Cambman Lyle Elwin Allison Penrose Asay Herefords Harlan Hollowell Donald Zier Alan Heisler Galen Frey Jack Newton Leonard Dauphin Bob Miller Thomson Lois Rath Wendell Coats Joe Rath Aileen Dauphin Fred Rath Robert McIintyre Danny McIntyre Angus Randall Carpenter Robert Guenzler Edward Robinson IAA John Byers J. W. Erdmier AAA Carroll Legion Carroll Lanark Farm Coleta Glenn Clark Frank Williams Chief Sky Eagle Oklahoma Samuel Perkey Sterling Gazette Band St. Charles Boys’ School Eakle Family Leroy Wescott St. Charles DeKalb Bjelk Eakle
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