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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1933
Page
4
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The 1933 Review Platform urgesBuy American and Made in the United States, advocates reducing Carroll County taxes by 200000, urges trust in local banks for a safer economy, calls voters to choose officeholders directly, and proposes closer town and community cooperation to lower costs through streamlined governance.
The piece probes farmer reactions to acreage cuts funded by government payments and ponders curbed production as a price booster. It notes optimism and holes in plans, plus broader worries about buying, cash on hand, and Roosevelt-era policies. It also reports railcar load growth, rail profits, and optimistic forecasts of farm income from higher prices for corn and wheat, and ends with reflections on Rockefeller and his era.
The sixth annual Beimre family reunion will be held at Old Mill Park in Savanna on Sunday in July. Members are urged to be present.
A reader recalls Mac Muses dislocating a jaw after biting a sandwich and a physician team worked hours with anesthetic to adjust it. The column veers through local governance, water works planning, tax debates, and a range of anecdotal items from burglaries to divorces, price changes, and sports chatter, ending with a community ice cream social near Fair Haven.
On July Fourth morning the author notes the busy town, promising to finish the column and visit Squire Hurst for merriment. The piece sprinkles light jokes and anecdotes about locals, a tollhouse exchange, wedding talk, dress comments, hose timing, socialist wine, and a homespun poem about the home town's charm.
Court notices outline petitions by Arthur L Flowers and wife to W G Kent and attorney W J Schremer seeking conciliation commissioner in Carroll County. Martha Marie Schultz of Milledgeville circulates petitions to Meyers Adk for consent. Signatures sought to appoint a new official under the United States bankruptcy act to act as referee in mortgage foreclosure prevention applications.
Judge Albert Manus cleared the petit jury for the remainder of the term after hearing a single case Fink vs Sipes an appeal by defendants. The Ford sedan owned by Hugh Holman of Mt Carroll was destroyed by fire early Monday morning near the John Husar farm on the Mt Carroll Savanna road. The vehicle with no license plates initially appeared stolen but police later identified it as Holman’s and found he was at home in Mt Carroll.
Lucille Daley was granted a divorce from Lewis Dailey of Savannah by Judge Albert Mamus in circuit court Monday. Next Monday the case will be heard as Mary Enz files suit for separate maintenance and Otto Enz, a cross suit for divorce, is to be heard.
Mrs Hannah E Straka of Mill edgeville was appointed parole officer of Carroll county by Circuit Judges Albert Manus Frank T Sheean and Larry Edwards. She takes the place of Dee Howard and joins four other officers who have qualified for the office. The five officers include Jo Daviess county Nelle M Whippo Stephenson Edith Burrell Ogle county Mrs J B Bellows Leeounty Frances Ingraham.
A summer outing from Maquoketa visits the State Park seven miles north west and Lake Hurst two miles southeast, with Thomson children attending M C A Blackhawk Camp for a week. The writer notes camp activities, costs, and the uphill return trip, plus praise for Lake Hurst’s picnic grounds and the park’s accessible trails and recent improvements.
Mrs Penfield Johnson of the Spear farm Washington township died Monday night from complications after a broken hip. Survived by three daughters Ada Meyers Maggie Dety Bessie Spear and son Irve Johnson.
Local residents plan to attend the free minstrel show at Mt Carroll Tuesday evening. Doe Petty and the group are preparing to present the best show yet, following a well received 1933 performance praised by attendees and organizers.
The Sterling Theatre showcases Broadway Vanities with 25 onstage performers including a big Broadway chorus and orchestra. See onscreen Ginger Rogers and Norman Foster in Professional Sweetheart. Showings Sunday and Monday July 16 17 with popular prices.
Robert Rummel and Robert Wilcox depart Mt Carroll for New York Monday to attend the Scout Jamboree in Hungary. Sons of Howard Rummel and Frances Wilcox, they represent local scouts in a multinational event opening today.
An 84 year old resident of the Caroline Mark Home in MS Carroll was found dead in bed Tuesday morning. Authorities suspect heart failure as the cause while relatives from Colorado plan to arrive to arrange the remains.
Fern Elliot of Lanark married Stanley D Welch of West Carroll at Morrison Presbyterian Church last Tuesday. The couple will reside with the bride’s grandfather, Milo Cora Kimmel, near Lanark.
Marriage licenses recorded for Henry Uo Ketuek and Maybel L. Holen of Chicago dated July 6. Additional listings include Jacob H Jonson and Nelda La Moder from Diovan Hl, and Luella M. Braun with Chadwick.
Investigation begins after a fire gutted the south wing of the state capitol causing about 200000 in damage. Officials say a can of flammable material was found in the north wing but may not be connected. Citations note a fire policy of 31000 on the property and repairs planned.
The body of Naustic Paulkowsk, 4h of Coal Valley, UL, was recovered from the Mississippi near the Savanna Sabula bridge. Found by Ray Dens mow of Sabula while on his way home from Savanne, the body was clothed and identified by a letter from a brother in Criorta, Wisconsin and other identification notes in his clothing.
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