The Thomson Review entry and publication details
The Thomson Review lists its postal class as second class master de posta post office Thomson Tawis under a now outdated act. Published by IL G Souza with Otties as business manager. Subscription price noted as eight dollars per year.
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Thomson
Tawis
Toster
IL. G. Souza
Otties
Pubheditan
Pierce
Need New School Buses For Local Grade School
Teachers note chronic bus failures at Consolidated Grade School as old buses strain to run routes amid cold. Heat ers worn, children sick, one girl froze feet. call for immediate use of wood heaters or small store and pending sale of Savanna-Clinson bus. Johnson seeks to sell.
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Estem
Taya
Old Mistakes and Lessons on Making Better Choices
A compact quotation about human error and learning from missteps. It notes that rare people avoid repeating mistakes, while many new possibilities tempt repetition and growth. The message attributes the thought to an author named Leo Blade.
George Hamedew Said Unconscious In Critical Condition
Reports from the press desk indicate George Hamedew remained unconscious all day Wednesday and last night. Doctors fear the poisoning may spread from his arm and he may not survive.
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George Hamedew
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A New Leaf for the Year Through a Sermon Vision
The passage presents a devotional scene where a speaker asks God for a fresh start as the old year ends. The Father forgives the past year’s faults, offering a new leaf unspoiled and a promise to do better. A Baptist-themed reflection emphasizes divine renewal and hopeful transformation for believers.
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the Baptist
Y C H S students show top exam results in history
The Y C H S semester closed with record low failures. Only four students failed one subject each, and ninety five percent of the student body passed. Forty percent earned above ninety, with twenty seniors finishing their high school careers if all qualify for graduation. The faculty congratulates the students on the success. For sale listing follows with a fresh cow and springer heifers offered by L J Gaar.
No Trespassing Notice on Lands of F. J. Siransky
No trespassing hunting or trapping allowed on lands owned by F. J. Siransky. Violators will be prosecuted according to law.
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F. J. Siransky
Argo-Fa Home Economies Club Hosts Saturday Show
Argo Fa Home Economies Club presented a play and entertainment Saturday at the Y M C A gym. Cold weather trimmed attendance but participants praised the show with guests serving hot dogs popcorn and candy. A postponed 500 club event at Mrs Rudolph Helms home is noted.
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Argo
Argor Economies Club
Alton Sao
Rudolph Helm
Bertha I Smith Seeks Carroll County Treasurer Post
Mrs. Bertha I Smith announces her run for County Treasurer of Carroll County to succeed her husband Harry Smith. She asks Republican voters to support and vote for her at the primaries on April 8 1930.
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Carroll County
Harry Smith
Bertha I. Smith
Pes announces candidacy for Carroll County sheriff
Charles W. Pes announces as a Republican candidate for Sheriff of Carroll County subject to the April 8 1980 primary voters decision. He respectfully solicits support for the campaign.
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Carroll County
Sherff
Charles W. Pes
Candidate for County Superintendent of Carroll Schools
Walter Severance of Savanna Likinos announces his candidacy for Carroll County County Superintendent of Schools. He holds an Illinois State Supervisory certificate from the state superintendent of public instruction and has a BS degree plus nine years of public school teaching experience.
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Carroll County
Illinois
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Normal
Schocal
Walter Severance
Savanna
Likinos
Candidacy Announcement for County Treasurer Position
Voters in Carroll County are informed that Katherine Ferguson seeks the office of County Treasurer with primary election on April 8, 1930. Support and votes are solicited from the Republican ticket candidate W W Freerfbay Patterson and others.
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Carroll County
Tawish
Bill Jorton Visits Kolte's Sells Meat in Cold Weather
A small man named Bill Jorton, weighing 678 pounds, works at Kolte's meat counter and paid Thomsen a respectable visit on a very cold day. He had recently bought a new slaw and tried a Curio item, while locals joke about his next appearance and possible beachwear if temperatures stay near zero.
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Bill Jorton
Kolte
Thomsen
Lorton
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