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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1924
Page
5
Alvie Keltner recalls a festive Christmas in Fort Lupton Colorado marked by practical jokes and social jokes. The narrator notes neighbors friends and subscribers planning gifts and small bets as trains and time pass with holiday cheer and a wary sheriff on standby.
Ice harvest begins with reports of increasing ice thickness.Crews with ice houses file notices or prepare to commence within days as the season progresses and depth rises steadily.
A garbled transcript depicts various characters with names like Alvic Henry Violet and Strauch in a jumble of actions about shopping, money, and mistaken whereabouts. The text blends dialogue and narration with incomplete sentences and stray phrases, lacking coherent events or outcomes.
Members of the Bitin Glee Club performed at the Opera House on Monday to a highly receptive audience. Encores were well received as the crowd praised the show, and the large Mack bus carried about thirty people home after the enjoyable evening.
The Thollet schools report activity in a local program with students and staff mentioned. Mentions of gifts to students, a memorial reference, and social circle notes include Mrs. Far Overatt, Percy, Carroll, and others. Readers are informed of community greetings, travel plans after Christmas, and increasing postal deliveries.
Editor Boyle of the Shannon Reporter sells his interests after thirty years and will retire. Iv Greer, a Freeport man, becomes the new editor with printing experience. Mr and Mrs Frank Potter cancel their California trip due to pneumonia illness of his father, Potter recovering slowly.
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