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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1928
Page
4
The notice appeals to readers to clear unpaid debts before the New Year. It urges orderly conduct, reflecting on moral duty, and cites paying church pledges and outstanding bills as essential steps toward a prosperous year 1929.
A mixed lot of classifieds and notices including sale items and hunting restrictions. Items listed include wagon springs, a boys wool overcoat, carload of Swift tankage, and farm produce like potatoes and wood. Local posts warn against hunting on private lands and name several residents associated with hunting restrictions.
A church notice urges readers to honor moral financial and social duties in 1929. It invites a personal campaign to clear obligations and live by the Golden Rule, noting changes in holiday services and welcoming worship at 10 AM Sunday School and 11 AM sermon titled Life's Library by Pastor 1. DuVall.
A town reports two petty thefts, bulbs from a Christmas tree and hog meat from a shed, noting similar incidents in Clinton. Residents urge honesty while naming visitors and local families connected to the week’s events. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Zimmerman of Dubuque visit Becks in town, Mrs. Will Sullivan visits from Chicago, and Vada gives her parents an Atwater Kent radio for Christmas.
Real estate and insurance service promotes listing properties for sale and offers ready insurances. Encourages buyers to consider purchasing a home and protecting it with their coverage. Highlights bargains and ready access to properties and protection packages.
A report from the National Education Press Service notes that Yorks Community High School in Illinois led with one hundred percent enrollment. Superintendent J. M. Chesnutt receives congratulations from executive secretary J. W. Crabtree. The NEA totals 181,000 members with a goal of 200,000 in 1929.
Unclear OCR text describes a Christmas program scheduled for Sunday. Mentions Christ and health notes, with garbled phrases about mild conditions and care for health. Contains fragmented sentences and missing clear details or entities.
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