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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1929
Page
3
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An unnamed woman in Tulsa expresses desire to be sent to the penitentiary, claiming lifelong boredom and a wish to flee a humdrum existence. Detectives question her motives as she recounts forged checks and a scheme to obtain freedom through incarceration.
Adrien Mendhaus owner of new Duilge sarcdintr and Ales Schickel visits Gumons Starved tuck. Mrs. Mowry of Alt Carroll visits De howe. Art Society hosts mail day. Mrs. Fern Warfiell from Kentucky visiting Newell home. Several relatives and neighbors attend church events and meetings.</s>
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Aledo Illinois hosts a troop of 25 military boys led by Col Clyde Terry on a horseback trek to the Dells of Wisconsin and Lake Waupaca with planned rough daily mileage of about 26 miles. They travel via two trucks, one car, and include boys as young as high school age. Cost per boy is 260 dollars. last year’s trip was Crystal Lake Michigan. The group gathers at Joe Schafers near Locust Grove tonight before departure.
Mrs. Sarah Dittmer reports her home at Fifth and Madison corner entered yesterday. Police say $10 was taken from dresser drawers while the family was away. A shopgirl, Miss Ghidys Diner, noticed an open window and signs of entry during the noon hour.
Classifieds mention sale of corn and cabbage 25 cent minimum charge and a public notice from Carroll County Utah Officials with dates in July 1999. Additional items include Winchester shells 12 gauge and tires at Gamble Stores Clinton Iowa.
An abandoned baby boy found in a wild station is taken to St Anthony's Home. Three policemen Chaney Morrison and Bayle determine the infant's name as Cline Morrison Boyle after a question about the baby's name. The scene unfolds with officer insistence leading to the final moniker.
The twenty two year old Maria Berthelot of St Teau Kerdautet near St Lrkene feared burdening the man she loved with a wife who might become an invalid. She took her own life rather than marry him and possibly ruin his life.
A garbled, archaic style scene shows names like Knight of the Garter and Knight of the Golden something in a confused dialogue. The text mentions an Irishman, a gentle man, Loy a muileh, and various odd phrases and names, with unclear action or setting.
Mr and Mrs Herb Rawlins and Mr and Mrs Foster Stage spent three days in Wise Konsin sightseeing. In Cudahy they visited guests of Mr and Mrs Bernie Densmore who showed them Milwaukee landmarks. Densmore works at Federal Rubber. daughter Lucile is head bookkeeper for Reliance Bifecting Co. in Milwaukee. Mr and Mrs Mason of the hard road force reside in upstairs rooms of the Guswold building. Mason was formerly Miss Lenore John who once lived in Thompson.
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