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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1948
Page
2
An Illinois area note describes the weasel as a land-dwelling hunter with musk glands, preying on mice, rabbits, and pests while also consuming insects and worms. It details behavior, fur color variations, winter whitening in northern regions, and the ermine trade, ending with a list of names tied to Lanark and nearby towns dated February 26.
Carroll County residents celebrate birthdays with a long roster across Lanark Thomson Chadwick Milledgeville and surrounding towns. The list includes Janice Schreiner Harold Wilt Lloyd Smith Dwight Turner Mrs L W Kreider Jack Burkholder Mrs Chas Spencer and many others with dates clustered around February 21 through February 25. Curtains Catch Fire and safety note included about tying back curtains to prevent fire from gas stoves.
A compilation of humorous quips and wry observations by Wade Guenther, editor of the Sabula Gazette. Includes playful lines about scouts, economics, language, and a few local-style anecdotes and puns. Notable items touch on National Boy Scout week, big oil profits, jokes about marriages, and a brief note on the weasel’s nature and “weasel words.”
Babson Park Florida February 13 reporting citrus prices at twenty cents a box for grapefruit and forty cents for oranges. He explains wartime government purchases and postwar drop hurting growers, notes changing consumer spending and weather talk, and urges growers to cut costs, advertise health benefits, halt new plantings, and save profits for downturns.
Dear Mrs Stage reports her installation as worthy matron of Burlington Chapter No 153 and her duties as head bookkeeper for Burlington Consumers Cooperative. She notes the co op’s diverse operations and a $65,000 to $93,000 stock drive launched Dec 1 to finance a new building for machinery and offices. She encloses a $2 subscription for the Thomson Review.
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