Chadwick Commercial Club hears on farm costs and industry shift
At the Chadwick Commercial Club December meeting in the Kingery, N D French of Thomson urged adjusting to new industrial era conditions and suggested a Thomson visit, while a supper for members was served by the We scan's Reading club. President Charles Harris closed the meeting with gratitude to Mrs. Dora Dachler for arranging the fine meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. D. French
Thomson
Chadwick
Commercal Club
Wescan
Reading Club
Commercial Club
Charles Harris
Sante ‘Aus
Ora Dachler
French
Closing Out Sale for Health Draws Mor gans Move
Lee Morgan to hold a closing out sale on Monday December 24 to move a Tucson Arizona property for health reasons. Morgan and children plan to travel soon after school ends. Guy Libberton has been visiting his parents and will return to the Great Lakes Trinity Station on Sunday.
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Lee Morgan
Morgans
Ariana
Lee
Morgan
Guy Libberton
Great Lakes
Red Cross Drive Totals Collected in York Town
Red Cross drive receipts show Valta Shower 25 dollars, Mrs Nell Houghton 829.75, Vivian Taylor and Harriet Zugs enwerdt 35.25, Louisa Daechler 5, York P T A 5, with the members’ names to be published next week in the Review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
York Town
Valta Shower
Nell Houghton
Vivian Taylor
Harriet Zugsenwerdt
Louisa Daechler
York P. T. A
Ars
Review
Tyan Kness of U S Army on Furlough
Ivan Kness has a 30 day furlough from the army and is visiting his parents, Dr. and Mrs. Lewis Kness. He served five years, was in the 30th Infantry in San Francisco, spent two years in China, and stopped in the Philippines en route. He will join the 33rd Ordinance Company and report to Rock Island Arsenal after his furlough.
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Tyan Kness
U. S. Army
Ivan Kness
Dlr
Lewis Kness
Ivan
30Th Infantry
San Francisco
China
Philippines
Tochina
33Rd Ordinance Company
Rock Isand
Ock Island
Seven Men Burn As Trailer Leaves Track
Seven workers were injured Wednesday when a trailer carrying seven men, laying steel on the Burlington main street crossing, jumped the track. Three men suffered broken legs, one had both legs broken, two more sustained back injuries, with others bruised. They were treated locally and at Savanna City Hospital after arrival from Galesburg.
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Burlington
Main Street
Savanna
Galesburg
Jenking
Savanna City
After Reelection Politician Seeks Courteous Manners
A terse reflection notes that reelected leaders view themselves as four state strong. It argues courteous behavior in small interactions is a valuable asset to possess.
John Green Dies at Morrison After Long Illness
John Green longtime Morrison resident died at home of his daughter Mrs Roy James in Clyde township after two years of failing health and a week in critical condition. Born January 20 1849 in Johnstown Ohio he moved to this area with relatives at age 19. He married Rhoda Cobb January 5 1876 and farmed in Ustick Clyde before moving to Morrison in 1908. He worked 19 years at the First National Bank and held many fraternal roles including Masonic lodge Woodman and Eastern Star. Survived by wife six children seventeen grandchildren and several sisters from Morrison Fulton Portland and Washington state. Funeral Wednesday 2 pm Reynolds Funeral Home and 2:30 pm at the Baptist church. Burial at Grove Hill.
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John Green
Viicinity
Roy James
Clyde Township
Mr. Green
Johnstown
Licking County
Ohio
Tarkio
Green
John Pape
Ustick
Rhoda L. Cobn
Harvey C. Cobb
George T. Chrissman
Clyde
Morrison
James
First National Bank
Masonic Lodge
Woodman
Thomson
Order of the Eastern Star
The
Baptist Church
Chas. Alldritt
Sr. B. Cobb
Joseph Allen
Fulton
Jane Vernon
Portland Ore
Nora Jenkes
Mt. Vernon
Wash
Sheldon Lewis
Manette
Fred
Earl
Ralph
Leona
Rey James
J. E. Longanecker
Sterling
Reynolds’ Funeral Home
the Baptist Church
H. E. Miles
Grove Hill
Morrison Sentinel
Ely Cochran
Charles Nason
Clinton
Charles Groharing
Wm. Mitchell
Saturday Night Frolic at York High School Theater
A Saturday program at York High School in Thomson York Illinois features Sheridan and Adams presenting They Call It Basket Ball with curtains at seven fifteen and main drama at eight. Grade scholars admitted free. others 5 and 10 cents. Mrs A Robison of Marion Iowa visits and mourns the death of her brother in law A G Winchip al. Stanwood Iowa residents plan to attend the funeral in Stanwood. Wayne Nason of Clinton stops by the Review office seeking travel plans to Hanover, noting weekly trips as Haring Construction builds a new school there.
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A. Robison
Marion
A. ¥. Robison
A. G. Winchip
al. Stanwood
Iowa
A. C. Robison
H. V. Robison
Ione
Stanwood
Robisons
A. G. Winehip
Wayne Nason
Clinton
Hanover
Wayne
Haring Construction Company
Thought Her Time Had Come In The Broken Fountain Pen
Mys Laphead bursts into a neighbor's home in a panic claiming a death warning. She explains she bought a lifetime fountain pen that now is broken, leaving her in a state of distress and seeking immediate guidance on what to do next.
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Laphead
Airborne Sound Speeds From 1130 To 1400 Feet Per Second
Readers are invited to send in news items as part of a community update column while noting a focus on air sound velocity ranges from 1130 to 1400 feet per second. Please submit reports of local events, achievements, and notices for possible inclusion.
Y C H S Weekly Letters Highlights School Events
The Y C H S weekly notes a boys basketball win over Hanover 17 to 5, gold jerseys worn, upcoming game versus Elizabeth, and hoped crowd from Thomson. It mentions class activities in English, American History, Civics, and Biology, a December 20 Christmas pageant, and the library gift "The Code of Knowledge" by Rev. Langston. Evelyn Kauffman scores six in the girls game, the boy’s quartet rehearses for the pageant, and the orchestra performed at the Farmer's Institute.
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Hanover
Elizabeth
Thomson
Chesnutt
Roger de Coverley
Roger
Joseph Adison
Wilson
Illinois
Langston
Evelyn Kaufffman
Evelyn
C. C. H. S. Basketball Team Loses Double Header
Substitutions Milledgeville for Allison Thomson Gaar for Trailand Brown for Chesnutt. Referee A C Book of Rock Island. C. C. H. S. basketball squad drops both games in a doubleheader with changes in lineup and officiating listed.
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Milledgeville
Anna
Allison
Thomson
Gaar
Trailand
Brown
Chesnutt
A. C. Book of
Rock Island
Ab Thomson
Ycc. E. S
Hawkins
Hanna
Melendy
Wilt
Switzer
Ped Holland
Bee
Miller
Calvert
Sullivan
Lone
Keen
Robinson
Teteram
Melendsf
Brown Wilt
Ganz
Switzer E
Groharing
Wlovet
Koenter
Willer
Ekwen Thomson
Eslinger
Holland
Gazr
R. B. Law
Savanna
C B S WINS OVER HANOVER IN SLOW BASKETBALL GAME
A brief sports note reports C B S defeating Hanover in a slow contest with final scores not fully clear. tall and senior girls won their preliminary matchups 19 to 15 and 5 to 15 respectively. the text then shifts to miscellaneous editorial and social commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Were. H. S
Hanover
Thaw Ata
Roosting Guidance For Pullets From NY College Experts
L M Clard of the New York State College of Agriculture advises ample roosting space to reduce crowding and promote freedom of movement and air for pullets. Uncrowded houses boost growth. keep houses clean, well ventilated, and disinfected. Separate ranges for different ages prevent older birds from hindering younger pullets.
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L. M. Clard
New York State College of Agriculture
Fireless Cooker Idea for Eye Layers in Warm Water
A frugal method describes using a box and packing straw or paper around a drinking vessel to create a fireless cooker. The setup keeps water warm for hours, offering a cheaper alternative to heating with a fire.
Profits Rise with Close Culling of Flocks
The article argues profits improve whether keeping pure breeds or grades by yearly close culling. Trap nests are cited as accurate for selecting top layers but impractical for general farms. Pullet year is most profitable, while yearlings and two-year-olds require careful culling to avoid losses.
Death of Amos Dyson of Clinton
Death of Amos Dyson of Clinton reported this morning follows several years in town with his daughter Mrs. Rabeael. Former Thomson resident, Dyson was known to older residents. Burial expected at Argo cemetery. full obituary to appear next week.
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Amos Dyson
Clinton
Fous
Dyson
Thomson
Chinton
ER. Rabeael
Argo
Babcock
Lee Morgan Plans Closing Out Sale This December
Lee Morgan visited this morning to place orders for a complete closing out sale as he plans to quit the farm. The sale is set for Monday, December 23, with a full announcement to follow in next week’s issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee+ Morgan
Lee
Billy
Neary Mon sale draws large attendance and favorable prices
John Neary reported a very good sale Monday with fine prices and large attendance. He and Mrs. Neary will move to Thomson today while Lynn Morgan takes over the farm to learn farming duties.
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John Neary
Mr. Neary
Mrs. Neary
Thomson
Lynn Morgan
Poultry Keeping Tips From an Old Farming Guide
A historic farming excerpt notes geese as a profitable poultry option and emphasizes proper ventilation, dry housing, balanced rations, and removing sick birds. It recommends dust baths, purebreds for uniform size, avoiding crowding, wide air flow, moist mash at noon in cold weather, and using skim milk or putter milk to moisten feed for better digestion.
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N. D
SERV
Burt
Ye Township
York High School
York, Illinois
Messrs. Sheridan and Adams
Y. C. H. S. Weekly Letter
C. B.S
Adam
Francke & Switzer
Nice
Ba&a&e
Feading
Poulley
A. Stuedemann
Lyons
Clinton, Iowa
Standard Oil
Elmer Engelking
A.M. Ly
Hanover_ Ly
Savanna Ly
Thomson Ly
Clinton Ly
Fulton Ly
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