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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1941
Page
7
Classifieds appear across three publications offering results in Cet roll and Rock Island counties. Rates reflect service territory and are charged accordingly. Ads must stay within proper classification and Review style type. only one incorrect insertion is the Review’s responsibility.
Public sales hold every Thursday at the Sterling Sales Pavilion in Sterling Illinois starting 10 30 a m featuring horses cattle hogs and sheep. Harry Kipnis cancels Friday sale due to holiday with next weekly Mt Carroll sale planned Friday July 11. Brookville Sales held every Wednesday at 1230 p m offering horses dairy cattle and more. Mendota pig sale Saturday July 5 1 30 p m includes 500 pigs from Iowa and Illinois farms Double vaccinated not a community sale. Biers Live Stock Commission Co.
Ticket books for the Illinois State Fair August 9 to 17 are on sale. Nine general admission tickets cost 1.50 with no free admissions this year. Regular admission is 25 cents, making a 75 cent saving per book. Mail orders go to Ticket Department Springfield. Correspondece shows record seat-sale interest. A hotel waiter joke concludes the item.
Livestock listing includes a Spotted Shetland Pony Stallion with a ten dollar fee plus one month free board for a mare. Weir Pony Farm Mt Carroll Til 41 7 24 used. Also purebred Holstein bulls from high testing dams Herd T B and Bangs tested Rush W Carroll Thomson route.
The Illinois Bankers Association Council of Administration approved an extensive campaign to sell defense savings bonds statewide. The Speakers Bureau will mobilize resources for radio, public meetings, and talks to reach all regions, while reorganizing county groups to connect banks with farmers and align banking services with agricultural needs.
The article notes how wartime shifts boosted domestic glass production in the United States and highlights new uses finding daily. It also lists local job ads, real estate notices, notaries, and a calendar of regional events spanning Illinois and Wisconsin communities.
A promotional snippet urges buyers to choose an AC tractor for better efficiency and lower costs. It is attributed to Earl K. Dailey in Albany Illinois.
Farm wheat growers are urged to contact the speaker before threshing time to arrange a government loan for storage on the farm or for shipment. The notice addresses those involved in wheat production seeking financing options.
A column of humorous quips from Sabula Gazette editor Wade Guenther covers local wit and light satire. Jokes involve dentists, professors, a corn, fashion, and everyday life, ending with a mention of a powerful roadster accident and a girl climbing out of the car.
A June bride proclaims Darling as a kiss then jokes about kitchen life. A Tulsa pastor notes summer calls are awkward and hires a female substitute, while quipping editors can handle duties. editors are not easily embarrassed or tempted.
The Church of the Brethren held its annual picnic at Old Mill park in Savanna on Thursday with 15 attendees. Mr and Mrs Russell Melilhatten traveled to Bancroft Iowa to visit an uncle's illness. Mrs Kenneth Hoak went to Monroe Wisconsin for her sister's serious illness. Harry Schoen and daughter Alice returned from a three week California visit. Ruth Geary and children came back from a week with her parents in Polo. Lorren Bausman of Shabbona visits the O L Bausman home.
The Treasury Department announces a new feature for readers buying Defense Savings Bonds and Stamps. The Defense Bond Quiz will debut in next week's issue, with questions drawn from common Bond and Stamp buyer inquiries. Answers explain what the Defense Savings Program means for individuals and the nation.
The Review arranges with Bud Peck of Mt Carroll now with a Davenport photo news agency to photograph local businessmen. No cost to participants, but proofs may be kept for personal copies. Businesses are urged to participate if they can take time from work.
C Seagraves warns rural drivers will encounter strange, hurried motorists over the Fourth of July weekend. He urges plenty of leeway and avoiding busy roads to prevent accidents, fireworks mishaps, drowning, and unhappy endings during the holiday period.
A teacher questions Borrowed More Than One Little Buddy about a subtraction error. She asks why he did not borrow from the next column. Buddy insists he borrowed two or three, explaining the confusion.
The article notes Illinois clay varieties extend beyond bricks and pottery. Fuller's earth in Pulaski and Alexander counties is shipped nationally and abroad for petrochemical use. Grundy county yields a bonding clay for molding sands and colloidal muds for rotary oil drilling. Union county kaolin deposits may gain value once mapped and inventoried.
Notice to all persons that Monday August 4 1941 is the claim date in the estate of Frank Frederick Deceased pending in the County Court of Carroll County Illinois Claims may be filed against the estate on or before the date without summons L A Frank Administrator John Kerch Attorney 3t 7-10
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