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The Thomson Review lists its offices at Thomson under federal act dating March 1st 1937. Foster L. Stagg is publisher with G H Stagg as business manager. Publication issued each Thursday with subscription priced at 1 50 annually.
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Soldiers Home Vote Backed Despite Veto Threat
1932 Fair Haven valuation notes a stalled push in Congress over a $2.4 billion soldiers home bill. Democrats support wanes amid political maneuvering while concerns rise about costs, timing, and veterans’ welfare. A veteran congressman faces criticism for double dealing and delayed obligations.
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Fragmented Thomson News Incomplete Local Notes
A garbled clipping reports house roof damage from a storm, local visitors and roads repairs. It mentions Bob Coyle of Elgin, readers, and various unclear names, plus stray lines about poultry, a police station, and a wedding, all in a disjointed, era-typical community notes style.
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Bob” Coyle
Elgin
Reader
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Gus Lewvens
Say Loyd
Freeport Webby
King Treatments Hospital
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Floyd
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Spring Valley hostess in Arizona investor’s note
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Spring Valley hostess, a move to a home in Arizona on a Thursday, references to pineal, cor, Friday, Alabama burned, and dividend payment doubts. Core facts are unclear, but notes suggest a person named Janse and a question about dividends.
Lanark Community Notices and Reunion Highlights
A loosely readable Lanark page outlines social events and reunions. George Wiles and others attend the Grabling reunion at Willdike farm, Butterbaugh reunion at Freeport, and Masonic temple marriage of Saidei and Myr Max. Local moves, theater, church activity, and family visits are noted along with a range of names and places across Lanark and nearby towns.
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Wartaenes
Sabie Behan
Athena
Pernne
Llane
Rowe
Troe
George Wiles
Willdike Farm
Bronkville Suard
Freeport
Fars
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Nie
Saidei
Myr
Max
Masonic Temple
Eary
Adbert Lehrener
Rad Shransser
Fragmented 19th Century Local Gossip and Incident Notes
A garbled OCR style fragment cites names like Joe Scotth and Herb and George, with remarks on speeches and gender, mentions a long freight train at a northern yard and a foot injury to a person named Tod a Renz. The text mixes politics, race and gender commentary with a minor accident report and undefined location.
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Joe Scotth
Herb
George
France
Coolidge
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Lawo
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Tel Tong
Treas
Tod A Renz
County Household Science Clues Hield Picnic Meeting Tuesday
An community note describes a Tuesday gathering linked to county Household Science activities and a planned picnic. It references attendance, a creek incident, and a focus on homemaker education with a mix of names and local details.
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Unclear fragment summarizes family gathering and names
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person named Waller Watson Ticense Uhis mtorn Tenis Ploeger and Shannon with their children and Barington. It references a Wednesday event and several unreadable names including Viola and Mrs tard N.
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Waller Watson
Unclear Framing of Hanover Family in Switzerland Article
The fragment references Wil Sull and family figures Mr Me and Mrs Herman Franck in Hanover and Switzer, with mentions of WL Francke. It appears as a damaged OCR snippet lacking clear events or dates.
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Lear
Vissi Baek
Cindy
Dan Bing
Hedda
Urilay
Bayenna
Marie Larenn
Rehtns
Ton
Floyd Kress
Morr
Mrs
Herman Francke Switzer
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Morris Kipnis Released on Bail After Preliminary Hearing
Morris Kipnis was released on bail following a preliminary hearing held Tuesday. The case, connected to visits and a grand jury, involved Frank Reynolds and Alice Lewis with details unclear as the record noted the proceeding was before the November grand jury.
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Morris Kipnis
Frank Reynolds
Alice Lewis
Annual Green Family Picnic Held in Morri Son
The Green family held its annual picnic at Waterwor in Sinvrison with attendees from Moran and Nehucka Web. The event also noted gatherings in Los Angeles California and involved a teen named Sergi.
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Morrison
Sinvrison
Ternoen Jee Eepent
Sergi
Nehucka Web
Los Angeles
Cal
1 H Clubs and the Four Pound Gate
Fragmentary notes describe a betting table with early wagering terms and a reference to Penny Power. The garbled text mentions a wager, a gate, and a whale, with scattered names and incomplete actions.
4-H Club Meeting Notes From Local Page
Fragmentary OCR hints at a LaFayette or nearby 4-H club update. Mentions adult leaders, a June activity and “Hy atte Teed Hh” likely a misscanned name. Readers advised to consult original page for complete details and date.
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