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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1922
Page
5
Two Republicans address voters in Care County as they seek the county treasurer nomination. ES Barnes urges support for the April 11 1922 primary. BD C Myers also declares candidacy and asks for votes.
A fragmented notice shows multiple Republican candidates for Sheriff of Carroll County declaring their intent to seek the nomination in the April 1922 primary. The names Tam a candidate Dee A. Howard Charles M Poffenberger and CHAS W Perfy appear amid garbled text urging voter support before the April 11 1922 primary date.
A local political notice voices support for JOHN ACKE in the Republican ticket for the Twelvett Senatorial District. It urges voters to back him at the primaries scheduled for Tuesday in April 1922.
Frank Schroeppel announces candidacy for County Clerk of Carroll County and seeks Republican support at the April 11 1922 primary. He states intent to run for re election to the Legislature and asks Republicans to back his candidacy before the primary.
A. B. Adams announces candidacy for Carroll County clerk with a request for Republican voters’ support at the primary to be held on April 11, 1922. Frank G. C. Mitchell, a member of the American Legion, endorses or relates to the notice, urging support.
Fragmented text describes an archaeological saga about ancient Veg people planning a long voyage and constructing a queen's pyramid. The narrator mentions a strike and a doorway leading into chambers, with references to seekers and trade motifs. Names and clear facts are sparse due to damaged OCR.
Incoherent OCR fragment references surgery, hospital sites, patient tests, and temperature data. The garbled text mentions multiple hospitals, procedures, and results without clear coherent facts.
Fragmentary OCR text referencing a person named Pearson and a dead individual. The readable portion mentions a weather related context and a publication style from an older stone or record collection, with unclear phrasing and missing key details.
Fragmentary dialogue scene shows casual talk among men and women, with garbled phrases and partial names. The readable text depicts a nighttime setting under stars and a rough social exchange, hinting at a rural or old country tone without coherent narrative.
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