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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1933
Page
6
Local notes from Thomson include multiple visits and visitors across Morrison, Lanark, Chadwick, Savanna, and Chicago. Names such as Mae Densmore, Kalfie Teeter, J Y Stickel, G R Williamson, Ruth Switzer, and the Green family appear, with references to Christmas and New Year gatherings and plans for the new year 1923.
In Carroll County Illinois a foreclosure sale was noted with about 80 attendees at an opera house event. The York Commercial treasury will cover expenses from funds of the Chicago Joint-Stock Land Bank receiver John B. Gadla Gher in the November 1922 Circuit Court term.
In Carroll County Illinois a foreclosure sale is ordered by the Circuit Court in chancery. On January 21 1933 at the courthouse front door the southwest quarter and east half of southwest quarter of sections 33 and 34 township 23 north range 4 east will be sold for cash to satisfy the mortgage decree including principal interest costs and sale costs with possible separable sale subject to redemption. The sale date is set as directed by the decree dated December 20 1932.
In Carroll County Illinois November Term 1932 John B Galla Joint Stock Land Bank files mortgage foreclosure in chancery No 16573. Master Charles E Stuart will sell at public auction January 21 1983 at Mt Carroll Court House premises described as portions of Section 33 and 28 Township 23 North Range 4 East totaling about 400 acres to satisfy debt, costs, and interest with redemption as allowed by law.
The Ileal Farmers club held a December meeting with a packed church and a full program. President Adam Meinze opened with a sing along led by Mr Stakemiller, and the Renshler orchestra provided music. Mrs William Linker gave a reading and additional numbers by Eva Leona Esther Schreiner Neal and Faye Maring were listed but mistyped. Prof Demaree of Thomson schools could not attend due to illness, depriving the audience of the expected main address.
A collection of light humor and a brief street scene. A schoolboy jokes about a cat's ears eyes and legs while a stormy night incident shows a train lantern drop and a box car jump challenge. The banter includes Wille Joe Jake and Suspected lines.
A reflective piece blends creation imagery with a procession toward mortality. It mentions figures like Francis, Tsubeil, Mary, and Andrew among the departed, and notes a quarantine in the John Archpole home due to scarlet fever while reporting that the children are improving.
In the 1918 flu epidemic, Iowa records show medical care with 93 590 cases and 6 116 deaths, while chiropractic care linked to 28 646 cases and 34 deaths. The piece argues prevention through regular exams and adjustments keeps nerves and organs healthy, urging readers to consult Dr. M. B. Padorney.
In a church setting a family discusses which child should accompany a dress review. The dialogue highlights maternal input and a casual planning moment within a social note context.
The unnamed speaker recalls Roger returning home after a fight with a new neighbor. The mother chastises Roger for his conduct while commenting on the new boy’s behavior and appearance. The exchange hints at Roger’s usual peaceable nature and the surprise at the boy’s aggression.
Fea se leaves the ship with a brief exchange of crew terms. The note appears as a fragment discussing nautical language and standard phrasing.
A garbled, incomplete vignette features a boy and an elderly man at a gate. The text is heavily distorted with missing words, but hints at the man urging the child to stop crying and behave, while the child questions why he cannot be a good boy.
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