High School Operetta Repeats Friday at Opera House
The High School Operetta will be repeated on Friday evening April 23 at the Opera House. New specialty numbers will be performed as part of the show.
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Opera House
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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1926
Page
4
Hauffman Leaves For Parts Unknown
Fred Hauffman, owner of the lower garage, has departed for parts unknown amid a flurry of threatening letters. Hartman at Chadwickeft reportedly left about a week ago and may stay away until the Murray trial at Clinton ends. He received about three letters weekly, all containing various threats. The writer urges government action to stop such intimidation and for the culprits to be brought to heel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hauffman
Murray
Clinton
Hartman
Chadwickeft
Hauffman
Guaranteed Seed Corn for Sale in Wisconsin
Seed corn advertised for southern Wisconsin buyers, 40 bushels of Golden Glow seed, cribbed in October and tested. Price seven dollars per bushel or eight dollars for ears, with a tester available for one dollar per 100 cars. Written by Hubert A. Cate of Thomson Hinds. Also notes Whiteside county interest in Mt Carroll Mutual Insurance Co and the local insurer’s ranking after twenty years.
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Wisconsin
Hubert A. Cate
Thomson, Hinds
Robert Groharing
Whiteside County
Mt. Carroll Mutual Insurance Co
Burt Hollinshead Buys Star Coupe From Local Garage
Burt Hollinshead purchased a new Star coupe from the James Libberton garage last week, signaling a local autos trend and potential showroom interest in the area.
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Burt Hollinshead
James Libberton Garage
Carroll County Special Session Notice 1926
The Board of Supervisors of Carroll County Illinois will convene in a Special Session at the Court House in Mt. Carroll on Tuesday April 27 1926 at 10 o clock A M No bills to be acted upon at this session A B Adams Clerk Mrs Chas Beck left Tuesday evening to spend the week in Chicago Geo Bowers adds a bath room to his residence Andrew Hinds of Clinton visited and plans to add to his home Thomson carpenters to do the work Miss Marialice Ware married Lawrence Metzger of Lyons on Saturday Mr and Mrs Amos Yates with Mr and Mrs Albert Dittmar left for Freeport Fulton D C Wait died suddenly at their home in Fulton Wednesday evening More details not yet learned as we go to press.
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Board of Supervisors of
Carroll County
Ilinois
Court House
Mt. Carroll
A. B. Adams
Marialice Ware
James Ware
Lawrence Metzger
Lyons
D. C. Wait
Fulton
Dassweud tree in Sisteragh century described
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a tree known as the Dassweud entering Enghend in the Sisteragh century. Mentions measurements and historical terms, followed by local classified ads for dairy butter, suits, dry cleaning, farm equipment, and poultry. Ed Turney and Albert's Dry Cleaners appear among listings.
Calorie comparison of eggs and milk in daily diet
A historical note states eggs provide 635 calories per pound and milk 310 per pound. With milk at about two pounds per quart, a quart yields 620 calories, and eight eggs may weigh a pound, equating eight eggs to one quart of milk in calorie value.
Tiny church stands on Old Palo Alto plantation
A tiny Catholic chapel on the Old Palo Alto plantation in Louisiana is described as the smallest church in the world. It accommodates a small altar and standing room for a priest during mass while the congregation sits on benches outside the chapel.
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Palo Alto Plantation
Louisiana
Stoic Philosophy and Zeno's Stoics
Stoics were Zeno's disciples. Zeno taught in Athens in the second century BCE. They were named from the Greek word stoa meaning porch where they gathered. They believed happiness came from living in accord with nature and reason.
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Stoica
Zeno
Athens
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