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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1940
Page
5
Sunday lessons in all Christian Science churches centered on Mind with the Golden Text from Daniel and citations from Isaiah 40. The lesson drew from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, asserting there is but one Mind and that evil has no place in infinite divinity, reflecting unity of God.
Secretary Ickes announced an extension to 60 days for this year in the intermediate zone including Trinidad, Tow, Missouri, Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma and Colorado from October 16 to December 14, with northern zone opening October 1 and closing November 28. Sunrise hunting replaces 7 a m, closing at 4 p m. Ducks bag limit stays, geese drop to three. jacksnipe hunting allowed from sunrise to sunset.
Stransdale Farms east of Route 80 between Thomson and Savannah is a 2900 acre diversified operation led by Franklin J. Stransky. The article highlights historic drainage work, a 300 head feeding cattle herd, a 160 head Holstein Friesian dairy herd producing Grade A milk, and extensive crops. It underscores innovation, milk testing for 16 years, and the invitation to visitors to see the site.
Two golfers joke about playing again next Saturday. One says he planned to marry that Saturday but can postpone. The light exchange hints at a casual, humorous chat amid a golfing day.
A prospective tenant complains the view from the room is dull. The landlord retorts that the place is a rooming house not a sightseeing bus, framing the exchange as practical humor.
The Dairy Crew records a junior herd sire Stransdale Count Posch Fores No 775587 with an average 3-dam data and a 1 year fat of 843 lbs. Notes on pedigree and production are listed.
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