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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1929
Page
3
A garbled diary of recent weather, crops, and household tasks. Mentions rain likely, fieldwork, patched lawns, and planning for outings. References to gardens, melons, and general farm activities with scattered names and places obscured by OCR.
Six week Hay off for Robie to enable diet work links up plans for Aree with Bred Kenyon. Hobsons visit Robbin sume past week with Beth Moughton returning from Me Ca. Phillip Schleer attends Cornell college picnic at Lowell Park. John Grawe and Jane Mummert buy new Whippet tracks from Lewis. York Commercial club to meet next Wednesday evening. Sunday's Strubb and DeWile noted.
Advert reads low price deals on items including men che men dytaing speaker radio and long wearing tire. Mentions Trem iwick Tremiwick and The Currier Httd with security depots 250 009. Notes Davenport fair ads, tremble of local events, and visitors to the area with various names and places in Iowa and nearby towns.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions getting no usual and four truck tires with a reference to Clint or Clinton, Iowa. The readable bits are insufficient for a clear event or action.
The fragment describes a Fass water user at a Ghat during an extr event with mentions of Mrs. Mitchell Rupple and Ant groves. It notes a good meal at a Power area and social visits by friends and relatives. It also references Anza Hanson and Bluge visiting the Tri-Cities.
Local traders report demand for electric ceiling fans and related cooling devices. Several shops including Rew Atherton barter shop Dewice Pool Mall and Stickell restorer AML each allocated one unit to restock and meet customer needs.
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