Local News Highlights From Thomson Al
The Fourth of July will feature upcoming electric lights at the County Farm. Grand Jury workload looms. Edwin Porter, a Rock Falls caller, visited last week. A large Sand Slough crowd toured Sunday. Mrs. R. D. Bennett is ill with pleurisy. A reception honored Rev. Prestage and wife of the Baptist Church. Election judges named as Joseph Wilt and Clifton Bennett. Water tank completed and public water restored. Mr. and Mrs. Jee Porter welcomed an eight and a half pound daughter. Mrs. C. H. Jenkins and son William were Savanna visitors Friday. Alma Bell of Lyons visiting her parents. A baby girl born to Floyd Leavens. Ladies Aid met at Mrs. C. J. Dunshee’s. Mrs. Chas. Beck returned from Cleveland visit. Farmers warned of hog cholera outbreaks in Carroll County. Tanlac advertised by M. R. Newell as a trusted remedy.
Trespass Notice and local notices from Thomson village
Community notes report a trespass warning for homestead east of Thomson and a prosecution warning. Local residents visit relatives, hospital updates on Claude Millard, and a flag day remark. Barn work, road improvements, and family visits fill the week, with outings planned to Northern Wisconsin and a Green family picnic in Morrison.
Thomson area notes and local visits from June eventful week
Mrs. Harry Shoemaker hosted helpers cleaning Methodist church grounds while relatives from Winfield Iowa visited Thomson. Rev Wells of Camanche Iowa dropped by, and subscription extended. Eyes examined at Thomson Hotel June 30. Deputy Sheriff served subpoenas in robbery case at Service Garage. A baby born to Mr. and Mrs. Strong. both families receive community sympathy. Willis sisters plan return to Fou Du Lac after two week visit. Melendys, Cochrans, and Mitchells travel through. Melon meeting demo with Prof Fitch discussed pests and diseases. evening stereopticon at High School drew many local growers.
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Lawrence Gaar
Fitch
Iowa University
Regular meeting of On Timers Club at Densmore home
The On Timers Class of the Methodist Church held a lawn social at Mr and Mrs Bernie Densmore on Tuesday evening. Reports say the young people enjoyed a good time. Lucille Densmore entered Normal School in DeKalb for the coming year while Lela Carpenter headed to Urbana for summer study. Mrs G N Melendy learned her husband’s eye has been removed at Jane Lamb hospital. A joint picnic planning meeting with several churches is set for Thursday at the Christian Church basement. Arthur Pape, a first trick operator at Ebner, was knocked from his speeder Sunday afternoon by a track stone, suffered bruises and a head wound, but escaped a passing train.
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Methodist Church
Bernie Densmore
Lucille
K. B. Carpenter
DeKalb
Dixon
Lela Carpenter
Urbana
G. N. Melendy
Ellen Hoog
Weih
Clinton
Jane Lamb Hospital
Christian Church
Baptist, Argo-Fa and
Ideal
Arthur Pape
Ebner
Arthur
Carroll County Board of Review meets July 3 1922
The Board of Review of Assessments of Carroll County Illinois will meet in the Supervisors Room at the Court House in Mt Carroll on Monday July 3 1922 and on each Monday and Tuesday thereafter until Tuesday August 8 1922 J H Carbaugh secretary
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Board of Review of Assessments
Carroll County
Supervisors
Court House
Mt. Carroll
A. D. J. H. Carbaugh
Notice on texts for teachers' certificate exams
The State Examining Board announces the examination basis for certain subjects for the coming school year. Pedagogy for first and second grade certificates will use Bagley’s Classroom Management from MacMillan. General Science for second grade certificates uses Hessler’s The First Year in Science from H. Sanborn Company. John Hay.
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Bagley
MacMillan Company
General Science
Hessler
H. Sanborn Company
Antiquarian Novelty in Morayshire Echoes of Macbeth
A Scottish antiquary suggests a ponderous ancient instrument found in Morayshire may have inspired the famed night at Macbeth's castle. The piece, described as a heavy, wade-like implement, rekindles interest in historic echoes across the region.
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Morayshire
Wade
Wight
Macbeth
Catarrhal Medicine Promises Relief From Catarrh
Catarrh is described as a focal disease influenced by constitutional conditions. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and acts strongly on mucous surfaces. The remedy is promoted by F. J. Chaney & Co in Toledo with claims of improving vitality and natural healing.
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F. J. Chaney & Co
Toledo
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