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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1922
Page
4
Local brief notes include the Old Settlers Picnic set for Lanark on Thursday Aug 17. Other items mention village visitors, a wedding rumor, travel stories, and an Aug 11 1922 eye exam event in Thomson. The piece cites Melons market activity and various local residents visiting relatives and friends.
Sadie K. Dunshee warns trespassers on her homestead east of Thomson to keep away under law. Postscript notes 6 mp and a separate ad lists Farrow Hirsh Co. Peoria Illinois offering baby chicks and a catalog with pallet making tips at nine dollars plus postage.
Long list of community items from Savanna Illinois and nearby towns. Mr Green moved household goods from Freeport by truck. he also recently bought a restaurant from Mrs Frederick. Visitors Otto Switzer and family returned from Cleveland and other parts of Wisconsin. An entertainment event by Clark Williams of Savanna was postponed to Aug 8 due to storm. Knights of Pythias county meet set for Aug 8 in Savanna. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Vern Rawlins at Jane Lamb hospital. The Monkey seen around the county was spotted at Mike Tucker farm. Littleton moved Geisinger pool hall goods to T B Anderson home from Des Moines. Members of the Rainbow Division performed in Morgans Bond at Mt Carroll. Railroad may move repair tracks from Savanna to Ashdale. Thomas Cochran recovering after a illness. back to work.
An old Toledo Ohio circular promotes HALAS CATARRH MEDICINE for repeated nasal catarrh and colds. It claims system buildup reduces susceptibility, internal action soothes mucous surfaces, lowers inflammation, and restores normal comfort. Free circulars available from Chenery & Co.
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