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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1931
Page
5
Jad jay and Roy Wachlin of Free were released this week after being held fifteen days for failing to pay 25 cent fines. Two men previously arrested for bass fishing violations faced related legal actions. A Milledgeville couple married by a local justice on Saturday evening.
A garbled OCR style note mentions a Notre Dame theme with Mickey Henry and a disputed line about peace. It hints at a playful but tense exchange during a game or press moment, contrasting bravado and sportsmanship in a chaotic quote fragment.
The report recounts a family fire that destroyed a barn with the owner suspecting accidental cause. Insurance partly covers the loss as Frank plans further demotion for the barn, and nearby cars and volunteers gather quickly to assist. Several local residents share Fourth of July activities and other daily travels, including a near wreck incident caused by Arthur Robinson and various social visits around Morrison Chadwick Normal University and nearby towns.
A garbled verse extols the Fourth of July as a merry old guy who brings chaos and joy, awakening all and stirring pride. It presents a conflicting image of a robust, noisy figure who both profits and panders to celebration, ending with a call to rely on the holiday’s spectacle.
In a damaged OCR fragment the text lists expedition costs including crew wages, stores, and services. The amount shown is 1,107,502 marks or a similar currency, with unclear headings and scattered abbreviations.
A local court records note details the absence of Sandridge Ralph Moon from a key hearing. The document cites ongoing proceedings and outlines anticipated dates for rescheduling. No additional parties or actions are described in the fragment.
A brief obituary fragment lists Mrs Susan Mackey and her son Robert, alongside Mrs Katherine McCord wife of Dr P J McCord and mentions Mr Carroll. The readable text suggests a family notices item with several named individuals.
An Illinois report notes that limestone from the Umestone project in agriculture spreads 25,000 tons annually, delivering returns of about 4 cents per acre across 90 million acres. The project shows $7.4 million added value to the state, exceeding the university’s annual appropriation and offsetting costs of limestone at around 2 dollars per ton.
University of Titneis engineers under Prof. A C Willard design a ventilation system for Chicago State Street subway. The plan proposes 200000 cubic feet of outside air per minute to replace cooling needs, with trains eight feet below street level and a mezzanine over where entrances rotate.
University of Nit eis staff members last year produced 125 books and 919 articles across engineering agriculture and other fields. The faculty and graduate school contributed 052 persons who published masters and doctoral theses, extensive research and original sources.
Records show University of Tittnels students heavily used the library during the last academic year. Access rules prevented borrowing after pm and required early return the next morning. Data indicate books placed in reserve and limited renewals, reflecting tight circulation.
Fragmentary text from Cinemnati Ohio mentions children and a home Sunday evening. Names and details are unreadable, with garbled phrases about Clarks and Herta. Unable to determine clear event, person, or outcome from the readable portion.
A local event featuring Triendy of PK Brandt from the Ghh Gangin faction is set for Saturday at the Pram Cottage. Details remain sparse in the fragmentary notice.
Fragmented OCR text with unclear names and places. No coherent events or facts emerge to form a meaningful summary.
A poem satirizes two candidates at a county fair. One wears cologne, the other hayweed in hair, as a rough shopworn speaker promises to raise selling prices. The crowd cheers as the slick candidate Cruz victory is foretold, while the public hears empty promises and slogans.
Mrs Jaro Miechon and family visited Ray Rapples while Dean Bailey broke his left arm Tuesday. He was taken to Savanna hospital for reduction and will stay at least a week. Irene Rupple and Mluuyre planned a Chicago trip. The Thomson Lyons ball game ended with Lyons winning 6 to 0. The note adds a line about redwood trees sprouting from stumps after cutting.
The report notes the canning factory started packing the late pea crop on Sunday. It mentions Mrs Phoebe hes le döught and son from Cheto woe heim 1% spending Sunday with friends, and Rev and Mrs Samuel Newcomm of Pasadena visiting with their son Clyde and family along with other relatives.
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