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Newspaper

Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1931

Page

6

Lincoln tomb to host president after GlR encampment

The article notes a presidential visit to Springfield for the Lincoln tomb remodeling completion and a G A R encampment in Columbus, Ohio with a dedication in Mwu on June 16. It lists attendees, regional officials, and related state legislative actions including tax bills on oleomargarine and cheese, mining statistics, boxing legislation, and child labor reforms.

Springfield Columbus Ohio Harding Louis L. Embergon Finois

Daniel Boone Birthday Varia and Historical Tidbits

A collage of notes and anecdotes from early American lore includes Daniel Boone’s birthday traditions, comments on planning and architecture, and a cautionary line about becoming obsessed with one thing after another. The piece touches on rain, sports, and a Cincinnati bathtub anecdote from 1872, reflecting Victorian curiosity and social norms.

Land grant and interest rate shift in DeWitt era records

A Morrison family holds a 1812 War land grant issued by President Pierce dating to 1854 for Peter Ripton in Whiteside County. Separate notes detail an April 1 rate cut from four to 3.5 percent on savings deposits in DeWitt banks, aligning with eastern bank policies and expected to save about 40,000 yearly.

Loretta Pearson Morrison Franklin Pierce Congress Land Office Peter Ripton Mitchell Union Township Whiteside County Range Four Dixon Farrington Pearson Whiteside DeWitt Clinton County Scott DeWitt Observer

Telephone Cable Work Underway From Sterling to Clinton

A large crew from Illinois Bell builds a new toll cable linking Sterling and Clinton spanning about 60 miles with 200 poles. Three crews totaling fifteen workers advance the project, starting a week ago and expected to finish in two more weeks.

Sterling Clinton Illinois Bell Telephone Company of the Rock Hashis Fulton Journal

Carl Hahn Heads Dairy Calf Club First Meeting

The Dairy Calf Club held its first meeting at Ian Community high school on Saturday afternoon. Carl Hahn was named president with John Cunningham Jr as vice president, Elwin Gilbert secretary, and Edith Shelly reporter. The program for the year includes organization in March, feeding records in April, show preparation in May and June, and a joint meeting with the Oregon 4-H Dairy Calf club in June before shows in July and September at the Oregon Ogle County Fair.

Polo’s Dairy Calf Club Ian Community High School Hohnadel Carl Hahn John Cunningham, Jr Elwin Gilbert Edith Shelly Oronaietasin Otanino John Canningham, Jr Raymond Sheeley Oregon Dairy Calf Club Ogle County Fair Tri- County Pres

Allen files six bills in Illinois House this week

Representative H C Allen of this county introduced six bills in the Illinois House this week. They include city power over gasoline regulation, state inspection of gasoline or kerosene, a ten day limit on possession of game birds after opening, extended closed season to Sept 1 1957, a seven day nonresident fishing license pond for $1, and extra truck rights. Bederman has one bill on sterilizing dental instruments and measures on narcotics sales. Another bill requires motor vehicle applicants to file tax receipts, mandates timely wage payments, adds damages for mental suffering in divorce, and licenses county judges as attorneys. Physicians and hospitals would report firearm wound cases, and separated married couples with no children may face new provisions.

H. C. Allen Mlinois Bederman Digore

Farm gardens as shield against hard times advised

Rural leaders urge self sufficiency through home gardens to weather crises. Campaigns in South Carolina Virginia Arkansas promote planting half acre plots with carrots cabbage beets onions parsnips potatoes and turnips. A well kept garden can outproduce a farm with less risk, improving diet and health while saving money.

Beal Hie South Carolina Virginia Arkansas Texas

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