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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1931
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR note references a review item with unclear names and places. Readable bits show possible names but lack full context. Summary reflects uncertainty while noting a review or teatbon related to Gb.
Irene Martindale, Lewellyn and Gene Fay delivered furniture to Thomson patrons Tuesday morning. Many relatives visited in Thomson and nearby towns, with travelers crossing through Lena Carpenter and Lynn Morgan en route to Portland Oregon. Updates include illness of George Creighton, Dorothy Nason’s discharge, and travel plans to Florida and California.
Local notes show Fred Muller of Camp Logan Tex expected home briefly. Mrs Helen Senneff of Clinton visited Thomson relatives. Many locals were Fulton and Clinton visitors Sunday evening. Plumbers delay schoolhouse completion as period. Various residents from Clinton Dixon Savanna and Mt Carroll appear in local notices. A large crop and dairy activity noted with tests by Stanley Lawton for Dairy Herd Improvement.
Fragment readable text notes unclear names and places with missing context. The article fragment mentions individuals and possible event, but content is too garbled to identify a clear action, outcome, or specifics for a concise news card. Further readable material required for accurate summary.
Fragmentary notice reports Wayne Saffer of Chicago visiting sister Mire Harvey Selm at a family home. Text garbled includes names Meste Turney, Krad Smith Venere, and scattered day references. lacks complete facts or a coherent event.
Word arrives of Mrs. Orman Mudd ill after an operation and staying at St Marys hospital in Greator Illinois. Edna Shoemaker leaves for Plate Center near Elgin to head a payday crew. Mrs Raske of Mt Carroll and Mrs Otto Switzer discuss 4 H club work. Mrs Louis Thompson visits Clinton relatives. Dr Ida Wooley and sister Kurdelle visit Ida Weber and Fred Miller. Wooley was a longtime friend of Dr Mery Segver.
A report notes oats yield from 13 acres averaging about 45 bushels per acre, weighing about 22 pounds per bushel. The crop quality was fair due to heat and lack of moisture. Also mentions social visits in Dixon and Chatwick, excursions on Steamer Capital, and local entertainment at Lewis and Emil camp. A new Freeport booklet on Lincoln history is highlighted with dedication to Wilbur T. Rawleigh and a biblical verse.
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