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Newspaper

Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1933

Page

7

Fire damages Morrison A G Lee offices in blow by stove

A stove top fire in Mrs Hes si¢é Cottovan's kitchen in Morrison caused about 4000 in damage to the A G Lees insurance office building and neighboring shops including Miller Bradley Donovan Delp Vogel shop and Vandenberg electric shop. Firemen contained the blaze within an hour and most losses were due to smoke and water with plaster replacement needed in several apartments.

A. G. Let Morrison Hessi¢é Cottovan Frank Kramer Fred Bierman Main Street Joe Delp Jay Vogel Hn Lee Donovan

Let Lawns Grow Kill Crabgrass Says USDA

The USDA advises letting bluegrass grow from 1.5 to 2 inches to choke crabgrass during summer. Water sparingly, about once a week, and fertilize with a high nitrogen mix like 6 8 4 in spring and fall. Daily watering favors crabgrass. growth and leaf development help bluegrass compete.

United States Department of Agriculture Department Waterling

Helen Appel and E A Bull Married at Dixon

Mrs Helen Appel of Fulton and Ezra A Bull of Morrison wed at 4 pm Tuesday June 8 in the Meth­odist parsonage Dixon Rev Gilert Stansell performed the single ring ceremony The bride spent most of her life in Fulton while the groom has lived in Whiteside county except for 19 years in South Dakota They will reside at 205 Railroad Avenue Morrison A charivari party for the newlyweds was held last Friday night

Helen Appel Fulton Ezra A. Bull Morrison Dixon Gilert Stansell Chadwick South Dakota Whiteside County

World Trade Drives Hope for Global Salvation

President Roosevelt urged disarmament as part of a larger effort toward world salvation. The article notes Europe’s arms buildup and East Asian tensions, while announcing a forthcoming World Economic Conference aimed at restoring the world’s economic structure. An informal Washington conference fostered a tariff truce. leaders hope it endures as trade boosts friendship and prevents misunderstandings.

Roosevelt Europe Sindaranese Intbroglio Washington

Old Saying Explains Teem Pillar To Post Phrase

Explains that the expression means constant harried and restless activity. Traces origin to whipping post and pillory, forms of punishment. Notes the phrase has long roots in English history and usage across years.

Information Bureau at Fair A Century of Progress

An information bureau for farmers will operate throughout A Century of Progress at the Illinois State Commission exhibit in the Agricultural Building. Two farming experts will be on duty to answer questions on topics like soy bean timing and brood sow rations. The University of Illinois Agricultural section runs the exhibit, which covers Illinois production and national farming methods from historical and technical perspectives.

Illinois State Commission BR. G. Mortis University of Illinois Iinois Illinois

Your Heart The heart as the most remarkable organ

The article discusses heart disease as the leading cause of death, with millions affected in the United States. It links childhood infections, notably rheumatic fever, to heart valve disease and urges prevention of illnesses like rheumatism and scarlet fever. It notes lifestyle factors and the heart's limited regenerative capacity, stressing the need to keep blood flowing properly to all body parts.

United States Rocky Mountains Ilingis Medijval Society

Moderns Authors and the Facade of Innovation

A concise reflection on how some authors claim novelty by reframing familiar themes. The note credits Geasshe and suggests the essence of originality lies in revealing what has not been said before.

John Derrer Herd Leads Carroll Whiteside County Testing Association

John Derrer of Mt Carroll led the Carroll Whiteside County testing association in May with a Holstein having 42 pounds fat and 2058 pounds milk. Ben Williamson placed second with 41.4 pounds fat and 1407 pounds milk. Abe Frey’s herd followed with 40.4 pounds fat and 1001 pounds milk.

John Derrer Herd Testing Association Dutta Berrer Mt.Carroll Ben Williamson Abe Frank Barge Sterling Waidioudual D. Matznich

New Highway Maps Available to Motorists

The 1933 Slinvis highway map, printed at lower cost, is issued by the Illinois Department of Public Works and Buildings. Acting Director Robert Kingery says maps omit back fold photos, add space for memoranda, and include a special chart showing routes to the Chicago Century of Progress exposition grounds with marked four-lane roads, construction, and state highways.

Robert Kingery Department of Public Works and Buildings Exposition Grounds Exposition Park

John Jay Wins First Chief Justice of Supreme Court

John Jay becomes the first chief justice of the United States Supreme Court. His appointment marks the initial step in shaping the new nation's highest judicial body.

Fegn John Jay United States Supreme Court

Review of Farm Policy Sparks Debate in Emporia Gazette

William Allen White argues in the Emporia Gazette that legislative wheels grind slowly yet spark policy shifts. He warns against subsidies tying production to small farmers and calls for integrity in federal inspectors patrolling hog production, urging tempered justice and reflection on youth.

William Allen White The Emporia Gazette

Dark Night or Revered Miss a Raged Girl Lecture

A Kansas City Star report notes a lecturer addressing lingering fears about women and youth during a tense night. The piece frames public anxiety and moral concerns, reflecting city discourse on gender and safety.

Kans City Star

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