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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1938
Page
6
Utility plans a voluntary rate adjustment lowering monthly charges from 3 to 2.50 for readings under 33 watts, with a minimum 50 cent cut. The change targets Argo and Wacker sections to boost business, while residents Howard Kness Charles Renz and others relocate and visit. Local notices also mention moves and health updates.
Elmer Hook regrets missing a bank night at a recent picture in which his name was called as a recipient of 250. George Davis urges readers to spread the word, while signs in his section hint at a mild winter continuing until a late spring.
Monday marked the birth anniversary of Benjamin Franklin born 1706, a printer and statesman instrumental in securing French aid. The prior Monday January 10 honored Ethan Allen, who organized the Green Mountain Boys and aided the Revolutionary cause.
George W. Coleman a long time Albany merchant announces sale of his hardware and implement business due to ill health and advancing years. He will keep the blacksmith shop auto repair and auto storage and the two buildings on Main Street along with a gasoline service station on Route 84 for sale.
Illinois farmers can boost milk output in extreme cold by housing cows, feeding ground corn oats hay and some high protein concentrate, and providing warm water. Well managed herds report butterfat around 34 cents a pound, offering profits despite costs. warmer weather may reduce flow if feeding lapses or cows are turned out.
A memorial piece extols a longtime respected parishioner and town figure. It lauds her Christian character and friendly nature, noting the loss to family and village as she rests in rest and perpetuates the memory of a faithful servant. The verse emphasizes her peaceful transition and eternal home.
We express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness during our mother and grandmother Mrs. Mary Gaar illness and death. We especially thank the minister singer and accompanist, those who sent flowers, and those who assisted us.
A reader thanks others for kindness shown, noting appreciation and lasting remembrance. The message emphasizes enduring gratitude and the impact of thoughtful actions on those who offered help.
The wild pigeon, once abundant near Chicago, is now extinct in Illinois. Federal Writers' Project researchers note few specimens remain, with taxidermists values high for the scarce birds. One exhibitor cites a 1901 shot near Oakford as the most valuable single specimen in a large collection.
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