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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1933
Page
9
A. F. Wingert as executor will sell at public auction on June 21, 1933 at one o'clock in Thomson Carroll County Illinois, the deceased Margaret J L Illinois estate's household goods including chairs, rugs, furniture, kitchen tables, refrigerator, beds, bedding, and more. Cash in hand.
A historic note advises farmers to remove old roosters from May to mid June to save grain, prevent fertile eggs, and ease summer cooling. It warns infertile eggs are easier to keep and stresses separating cockerels from pullets as key management. It also mentions premiums for good eggs and the need for quality.
A reader notes unexpected warmth and a cool spell late spring hinting at better crop quality. Prices for eggs rise several cents from last year as producers anticipate premium quality with warmer weather returning.
A humorous, retro style note on candy making for kids and adults, praising hands on cooking and playful learning. Includes a public sale notice for the late Margaret J. J. iL. Hinds with auction details in Thomson on Wednesday June 21 at 1 PM.
Unclear State Capitol dispatches note judge appointments and proposed constitutional amendments. Illinois Supreme Court changes loom as Judge Louis Fuallenty and Judge Henry incoming. Ridgley Farmers Bank claim settled. Rep Mee Clure bill faces opposition. director Walsh resigns. beer-law funding eyed. new Delinois court lineup announced. party balance at five Democrats one Republican in Supreme Court. Meetings planned among officials in Chicago and Springfield.
In a Sunday evening spell the severe heat eased, the Mercury registering a few degree drop and a strong breeze from the north. Citizens endured intense conditions as livestock and water supplies faced stress and some individuals collapsed from the heat.
The Capitol Theatre in Davenport screens Hell Below, billed as the most thrilling spectacle yet. Star Walter Huston leads a strong cast including Montgomery, Mudge, Evans, Durante, Paliette, Young, and Spain with Mahin credited for writing. A Hollywood premiere style launch and summer showcase are promised, with notices of a forthcoming big announcement.
A Washington Star report notes a man losing taste for tobacco and recounts a drummer who once offered a fifteen dollar bill or silk and later revealed the drummer was discharged for a big offense. The odd tale underscores shifting habits and questionable behavior in show business.
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