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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1922
Page
5
Well improved heavy land farm for rent located five miles east of Thomson Illinois. Inquire T C Cheatum owner at 114 N 9rd St Lyons Iowa for terms and availability.
For sale wood delivered anywhere 26 cords Bluff Oak 15 cords Maple 6 cords Elm also some church 16 inch block oak wood 8 dollars per cord. Inquire of GH Holman Thomson Tilinoss.
Auction-style notice by Mrs. A. C. Burt offering an acre farm for quick sale within Savanna Hl area. Lender contact F. L. Worfley of Real Estate and Insurance Savanna Hl urges interested buyers to act promptly, stating the property is priced for fast transaction and to see Mrs. Burt or the agent.
Notice from Mt Carroll advertisingVeterinary medicine practice seeks patrons claiming experience in a dairy-focused country. Includes contact linesPhone numbers Independent Black 143 Mutual 1X.
On Thursday a group of club ladies surprised Mrs Bayard Lewis at her home for her birthday. They brought a variety of dishes and the gathering was described as a most enjoyable time with plenty of good things to eat.
Mrs Pauline Gressinger of Savanna visited the home of Mr and Mrs Amos Yates for a couple of days. Mrs Davis mother of Jackson Davis is quite ill suffering from the flu.
Thomson Lodge No 559 meets the first and third Tuesday each month in their ball at 8 p m from March 71th to Sept 25th From Sept 26th to March 25th at 7 p m R L Fuller W M C H Jenkins Sec
New rules in British Columbia restrict bear trapping, allow only up to three bears per season, and set higher bounties for predators. The scheme seeks to conserve scarce wildlife while adjusting rewards for panthers wolves crows magpies and owls to reflect current conservation priorities.
The school is finishing an annual test booklet to be printed for wide village distribution. Miss Mabel Smith resigns as telephone operator after three years and will help her brother Alfred Smith at a restaurant he recently bought from Oscar Graham.
The Methodist Sunday School of Thomson invites participation in a special program at Aggo-Fa. A family reunion honored Daniel Hollinshead on his 88th birthday at D. E. Hollinshead’s home. Pythian Sisters hosted a Valentine Party after the Tuesday session with a picnic lunch. Jacob Stevenberg & Bowman staged a closing out sale on the old Stark farm drawing a large crowd and about 525 cars with 1000 attendees. sales were strong with a $10,000 total estimate. Dr. A G Payne opened a chiropractic office at Ed McGinty residence. a Palmar School graduate who shares class with Rev Fred Wallace.
Mrs Elizabeth Lahey of Rockford and Mrs Fanny Mathes of Aurora visited Wednesday to celebrate their father Mr William Livingston's birthday with his wife and children. Several locals, including William Livingston Thos Cochran Dr F E Melugin Etta Geisinger and Mrs John Schade, also mark birthdays on the 15th. Mrs Gus Leavens of Lyons Iowa stays with Frank Brown to aid cousin Mrs Elizabeth Arnold who is very ill with flu and brain congestion.
Mrs E H Keltner of Ft Lup ion Cole returned home Monday after a ten day visit following her sister Mrs Howe’s death Mrs Mary DePuors of Mt Carroll stayed several days with friends Mr and Mrs W A Adams For Rent eight roomed house and garage inquire H L Rawlins Thomson Illinois
Roy Houghton Thomson HL reports a lost Hupmobile crank between his place and Fulton on February 2. A finder should return it to him. appreciation in advance.
Rev G E Scheerer of Fulton Illinois advertises baby chicks and hatching eggs. The notice promotes poultry stock and breeding services.
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