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Newspaper

Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1933

Page

6

Horner Proclaims Corn Borer and Chestnut Blight Prohibitions

Illinois Governor Henry Horner issues two proclamations banning import of European corn borer life stages and related plant debris from listed states and restricting chestnut trees and cuttings. The measures, effective May 1 1933, allow limited importation with treatment and inspection safeguards to protect agriculture.

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Green Lakes 15 Summer Playground of Tri-Cities Opens

Green Lakes, the summer playground of the tri-cities, located a mile and a half west of Milan on the Andalusia road, opened for the season this week drawing hundreds of bathers. The facility features a larger beach, new broad walk, improved night lighting, diving apparatus, refreshment stand, and picnic grounds, with same management and water testing practices as last year. Open daily from now through fall, inviting families for daytime or evening enjoyment.

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The Dangerous Truth From Chinatown Sage Hi Ho

The text cites Hi Ho the sage of Chinatown and mentions the Washington Star. It references a claim that the first daily newspaper was founded by a woman in London in 1792 and includes scattered quotations about beauty and fame. The fragmentary piece presents a mix of quotes and trivia without a clear cohesive event.

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Illinois Capitol Updates and Exposition News

Reports from the Illinois General Assembly on tax debates and appropriations, plus Governor Horner’s Chicago trip for the Century of Progress exposition. Highlights include a $2,109,114 federal emergency relief grant, road beautification plans on Walnut Street to become Warner Highway, and state road funding. Also noted are tax arrears in Cook County, wage bill talks, and budget cuts for the State Treasurer.

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Jokes and quirks spark humorous snippets and local notices

A collage of jokes and small items from Illinois society notes, including a hypnosis line, a garden variety flirt, a dentist joke, a flapper scene, and a warning about malaria and typhoid in Illinois water. The piece also reports on Sergeant Taylor joining the state highway police, a proposed revenue bill by Otto Kerner, and a library trustees council for villages under commission government.

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Local crime and community notes mix in York township

Reports detail a burglary at Franche & Switzer hardware with a window entry and a quick pursuit to Avco airstrip. Detector Sheriff Shively traced two suspects while oddball local anecdotes include a lively girls vs married men ball, church pulpit exchanges, a infant burial, and a bustling bird-filled yard with many nesting species.

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State Voters Debate Repeal of Eighteenth Amendment

Voters in several states show support for repealing the eighteenth amendment amid Southern and Western sentiment. Chicago and Cook County fear officials may admit a convention delegation to be wet if repeal gains momentum as the July 20 convention approaches. The WCTU cautions that presidential popularity may rebound for repeal but warns administration policy on prohibition remains a factor in the fight.

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Ourselves The Oily Time Yet To Be Defeated

Fragmentary text mentions Mercury and stoking, with unclear references to people and events. The readable parts suggest a discussion of time, cleanliness, and conflict themes without defined facts or proper names. The fragment provides no verifiable entities or event details for a concrete summary.

There Ought to Be a System of Manners in Nations

A fragmentary quotation argues for a universal system of manners to improve national character and civic spirit. It reflects on how a well-ordered etiquette would make a country more lovely and respected. The source fragment mentions the author Barkes.

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Open Water Plant Aims to Clean City’s Turbid River

A Popular Science featured piece outlines a plan by nationwide engineers to install a new water filtration system. The article notes officials expect reduced sediment and grime as the project progresses, with ongoing testing and anticipated improvements to the city’s supply.

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