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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1933
Page
5
Local notices show ads for classified sales and house help near Morrison and Albany. Entry notes cash charges and a sale of a Del-O light plant with new batteries. no Sunday business. hunting ban locally.
Farmers from Chadwick Thomson Argo and Savanna York Drainage District post land against hunting with warnings of legal action. Names include Bert Schreiner John Fisseller Vernon Warfield Lena Stagg and Chas FP Lehreiner among others. Also a teaser for a two part American Weekly article on universe alteration.
A public sale of farm properties and machinery is announced for Saturday January 1 1933 at 10 o clock at the Dr Durkee farms near Tham Jee in Carroll County. A second sale of farm machinery and household goods will be held at the home of Jacob Miller deceased in Thomson on Saturday January 21 at 1 30 p m.
Wm Schneider and Son will hold a bred sow sale in Chadwick on February 17. The offering includes two head to 2-16, described as an excellent selection of Duroc Jersey bred sows.
Jerry Etnyre announces first combination sale in Chadwick to be held Friday January 26. He has secured various items and expects farmers to bring saleable articles to the Etnyre barns on the 27th.
A horse sale is planned at the C. M. and St. Paul stock yards in Savanna on Friday January 27. The sale will begin at 1 30 PM and will feature a carload of well broke horses.
The 1932 year proved the most active in the county Farm Bureau history. Farm adviser Mo PL Roske cites expanded meetings, broader project offerings, and stronger member engagement. Key areas included 4-H boy and girl participation, soil testing, animal husbandry, marketing, and farm accounting, with extensive field work and office contacts.
M P Roske and fellow farm advisers head to Urbana for the fifth annual Farm and Home Week at the University of Illinois College of Agriculture. The session runs January 16 to 20 with talks on war debts corn and hog prices land use and farm life alongside 29 short courses and entertainment.
A William Allen White quotation from the Emporia Gazette criticizes federal hog production subsidies and mandatory controls. The author argues inspectors must balance strict oversight with mercy, recalling their own youth to avoid cruel penalties for small errors in farming policy.
A humorous wedding notice contrasts typical bridal coverage with a groom centered report from an Indiana paper. The groom wore a three piece suit with a blue coat, vest, garters, and blue galluses, details observed as he answered the justice of the peace with a charming, firm voice.
A collage of light humor and stray quips shows a housewife rebuffing a magazine salesman, a student misreading a coal shipment question with a witty 1492 answer, a bank cashier encounter, a tense mother admonishing a child, and a boy pleading for added punishment to spare his dad’s anger.
A reflective piece on perseverance, self belief, and growth through failure. It portrays a speaker moving from darkness toward self mastery, urging readers to endure, try again, and choose bravery over fear. The text emphasizes resilience, courage to continue, and the value of effort in achieving improvement.
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