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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1932
Page
2
A fragmentary entry records an appointment or notice at the post office in Thomson under an act from March 187. Foster L. Stagg is listed as publisher and BL. OG, with Stagg as business manager.
A column from the Stockton Herald-News reprints Char les Shog vee's “Que Town” musings and a DeWitt postmaster Tex Grantham piece. It laments post office bills, praises simple summer joys, and reflects on small town life amid national debates and growing costs.
The Majestic Theatre Mt Car roll advertises two of the season's Lost Squadron features with Dix for Friday and Saturday. Hell Divers offers nonstop aerial thrills as planes dive and zoom while audiences await what comes next. Prices are 15 and 30 cents. For Sunday and Monday a second feature, Girl Crazy, stars Bert Wheeler and Rob Wooler with headlines promising gorgeous beauties and sparkling dances.
The text outlines methods to deter ants from bee hives by placing a stand with legs in vessels containing water or cresol. It also mentions a technique involving a tape and sublimated aramid at the bottom, implying a physical barrier or trap.
European lotteries remain largely supervised by government authorities across many Continental countries while private operators note varied regulatory environments. The sector shows persistent cross border activity though oversight often rests with national gaming agencies and public authorities in Europe.
A fragmented report describes a theater stage adued MES and a 4p operation. It mentions Pupieate scepic effects and a ne volume stage vertndyet. Inig Taulenschinges is defined as rowing stage in Munic hk.
The text provided is garbled and unreadable, offering no clear person, place, organization, date, or event to summarize into a proper news item. No discernible facts or entities are present to form a compliant record.
Argo community notes discuss a tangled clash involving Argo players, Daggebl and local reactions. The piece recalls field mishaps, coaching, and a nearby farm scene with residents and families missing from Clinton. It also updates on agriculture, livestock, and area events including a Home Economics club picnic and community visits.
The notice discusses furniture making terms and construction notes, noting references to furniture and materials. It mentions a favored grain and quality of workmanship, highlighting that some of the finest items come from this trade.
The Pat tan authorities of Lomdom allowed om Dias hease to exist within their gurto Metion Ali the Uhenteta of the me tropelis get built outside the clip orale.
Local residents joined a large reunion of Gr Boyd grandchildren at Bint Rael with many families from Rockford and Pearl City present. Tours included farm bureau defeat, school graduations, and a travel group to Savanna with the Legion band. An ailing quarantine at the Ross farm and various visits from Chicago to Iowa City marked the week in Lanark and nearby towns.
The Ladies Aid meets at Mrs. James Green’s Argo Pa home on Wednesday afternoon. The Willing Workers class gathered with Mrs. H Cobb on Wednesday. Mrs S Q O Larson of Morrison, mother of Mrs. Frank Irion and Mrs. Earl Shrier, underwent gall bladder surgery at Jane Lamb hospital Saturday morning. Mr and Mrs Brondyke of Chicago visited Mrs Aggen and family over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Letcher visited the Dalldrofs in Clinton on Sunday. Miss Elizabeth Durward visited Arvilla Montgomery at Ideal from Thursday to Sunday. The Willing Workers Sunday school class plans an ice cream social and program at Valley church Friday.
Recipe fragment describes a bread and banana batter with cups of flour baking powder vanilla and sugar. Includes steps to mix butter eggs bananas sour milk soda and additional ingredients in order, then bake. Neutral how to combine plus timings for baking.
The narrative records a bustling slice of Sandridge life with notes on weather, fruit farming, and local visitors. It mentions Mrs. Hartman’s illness and an appendicitis operation, garden scenes at Franklin J. Stransky’s Savanna farm, and stories of Gus Jaavens’ health, Maud Leavens’s Chicago trip for medical care, and local families visiting. It highlights fruit harvests at Alfred fruit farm, strawberry crates, and a vivid portrait of farmstead life including Adam Heinze’s overseer role and the beauty of a cultivated field with soy beans, wheat, and rye.
Reports from the capitol outline May 24 hearings by the Future Road Commission in Springfield to plan highway construction and analysis of state road needs. Governor Emmerson signs bills expanding liability exemptions for park boards and bank losses, while departments approve road and library extension measures and the appointment to the university trustees.
A landlord in Shoreditch, England, sought removal of a tenant and baby after the baby cried for hours, claiming the situation caused a nuisance. The court ruled in favor of the baby, allowing the family to remain and noting the tenant should take steps to minimize disturbance.
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