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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1932
Page
9
Classifieds from multiple papers advertise reviewing and insertion rules, rates, and services. It lists auto parts, wrecking, welding, and repair services from Clinton Iowa and East Moline Illinois, with prices and ad terms, plus a Freeport Illinois typewriter company offering rentals and repairs.
Farmers post their land against hunting and trespassing warning violators face legal provisions. The notice declares no hunting or trapping allowed on the property.
Flare A Lego to hold a closing out sale one and a half miles northeast of Chadwick on Route 40 Wednesday December 7 1932 at 1030 am featuring horses cattle hogs tillage machinery hay grain and chickens Fred Smith to close out sale on the Smith farm 12 miles south of Argo Illinois on Wednesday December 14 1932 starting at noon listing horses mules Holstein herd chickens and machinery.
The Illinois Northern Utilities Company announces new rate cuts to eight to two and three quarter cents per kilowatt hour, with four tiered blocks and an expected total rate reduction since 1928. The plan targets households and small businesses, while urging customers to switch to the new schedule if advantageous. Agricultural notes praise using feed for poultry to raise farm income, citing Mercer County and milk byproducts as profitable supplements. a lighthearted travel aside ends with a tourist-Indian joke exchange.
James Young of a fort six miles northwest of Morrison says he must burn ear corn this winter rather than coal. He notes his Iowa-born parents used corn when cheap and saved costs, claiming two tons of corn hold more heat than two tons of coal, with corn producing a blue flame indicating high heat. Reports also say Iowa State Cabinet ordered twenty seven tons and a county in Iowa sixty seven tons for fuel. One observer quips a person can eat corn but a coal miner cannot eat coal.
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