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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1960
Page
6
Compiled notes show servicemen from Thomson area with current postings and APO/FPO addresses. Entries include Pfc Ambrose Daniels 928 N Hill St Oceanside Calif and Lt Harvey Houzenga APO 123 New York NY, among others serving in Texas California New York South Carolina and Maryland.
Thomson News records George Jones of Chicago as a weekend guest at Emil Brach and Lloyd Smith homes. William Wagner and son Jim from Bensonville spent the July 4 weekend with his parents. Sunday visitors at the Wagner home included A. E. Mitchell of Morrison and Mrs. John Root and Karen. Marion Wheeler attended Judy Jensen's wedding at the U B church in Fenton last Friday. Warren Green and Patty of Savanna were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Herman Timmons and Mr. Timmons.
The Review “80” Club requires members to be 80 or older and meet residency or birth criteria in York township. Submissions with a life synopsis including name, birth date and place, family details, residence, occupation, marriage, children, health, and more are requested for admittance. Founding date 1041 by F. L. Stagg with officers and members listed.
Mrs. Margaret Starr and Kristy visit from Des Moines while the Wade family hosts. A public auction of the William Baker household goods is set for Saturday July 9 at 1 30 at their Route 80 home. Gilpin Stagg David and Brian vacation in Chicago. Otto Switzer guests include Bernard Schroeder of Fulton and George Jones of Chicago. Emil Brach and Philip travel to Chicago to see the Cubs Giants game at Wrigley Field.
Ez Tike says ice fishing is his preferred activity though his catch is olives. This quirky note highlights a unique twist on a winter pastime.
The article argues that mechanically dried hay yields higher quality feed with more protein, aiding dairy and beef operations. It details optimal cutting stages for alfalfa, clover, grasses, and soybeans, notes field curing challenges due to variable rainfall, and asserts hay curing systems pay for themselves through reduced losses and increased milk production, urging farmers to consult crop-drying equipment reps.
The Grange advocates stabilizing the dollar through prudent monetary control and a broad tax system, ending Federal deficit financing, stimulating investment and employment, trimming non essential spending, and maintaining defense and foreign aid at current levels. It emphasizes efficiency and balanced budgets without raising tax rates.
A listing of summer events across North America includes water ballet in Treasure Island Florida and the Stratford Shakespearean festival in Ontario. Other items feature the Great Lakes open water ski tournament in St Charles Michigan and the National Shriners convention in Denver Colorado with multiple fairs, festivals, and exhibitions across July.
The text argues against tax cuts, citing the growing national debt and rising interest costs. It notes $7.868 billion paid in 1959, $68 million more than 1958, and projects interest could exceed $9 billion in 1960, urging no tax relief until debt declines.
The list covers numerous Thom. opponents across June to Aug with game counts and venues. Interspersed notes reference Summerside Prince Edward Island Banff Indian Days Julesburg Centennial Pony Express celebration. The piece juxtaposes sports scheduling with quips on marital bliss and motherhood.
The article lists PTA chairmen for the year including Esther Schmalin and Donald Sippel for programs, Bruce Groharing and Robert Plumley for budget and finance, plus hospitality and membership heads. A board meeting is set for Thursday June 23 at 8 00 at Mrs Holesingers home. A customer asks Ed about seed guarantees and is told refunds are offered if it does not grow.
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