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Newspaper

Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1931

Page

12

Silence of KTNT Sparks DeWitt Observer Note

The DeWitt Observer concludes that KTNT Muscatine was silenced by Norman Baker, whose boundless energy and organizational flair failed to yield diplomacy or compromise. The piece warns that his direct advocacy created both devoted followers and many adversaries, noting how truth can be too stark without sugar.

Fede! Radw Commission Ktnt of Muscatine Norman Baker Baker Setiva DeWitt Observer

District board meeting of Hliness Federation clubs

The 18th district board meeting will be at Chadwick high school auditorium Friday June 19. All club presidents and board members are expected to attend. B R Lewis plans a summer resort on Wheeler farm Whiteside county with cabins boats and waterfront facilities to host up to 1000 people.

The Hliness Federation of Women’s Clubs Chadwick High School Morrison Sentinel B. R. Lewis Wheeler Thomson Whiteside County Sumpter Stillwater

Legion Meeting At Chadwick June 30 Open To Posts

American Legion posts from county towns will host a gathering at Chadwick on June 30 at 7 p m open to all posts. Woman's Relief Corps and Boy Scouts invited. State Commander Arthur Poorman to speak. Program includes music welcome and patriotic addresses. Refreshments after. Mt Carroll Mirror Democrat reports.

Woman's Relief Corps Boy Scouts Arthur Poorman S. 3 Harter Chadwick Magor Spearman Engleking Chadwick Band Louis A. Frank

Filibustering and Roman Concrete Notes in Brief

The text defines filibustering as long speeches delaying legislation to aid one party’s return favors. It mentions Romans using concrete in the Colosseum showpiece, explaining the mix of concrete and marble and its durability. It notes grain removal from paper as a separate point with no clear method presented.

Tery Colosseum Rome

Sheet erosion named greatest destroyer of nation's soil

June remarks by H H Bennett of the U S Department of Agriculture at the American Forestry Association meeting in Asheville warn that sheet erosion removes topsoil faster than anticipated. He cites losses of millions of acres and notes yields fail to rise, urging terraces, forestation, and a national soil protection program with regional erosion study stations to curb land degradation.

H. H. Bennett U. S. Department of Agriculture American Forestry Association Asheville Bennett Bureau of Chemistry and Soils Bennet Department of Agriculture Phu Ve United States United State Grost Tenessee Virem

Law Denied Taw and Eskimo Snow Houses Studied

A fragmented report notes on July 1 1028 copyright registration processes and the concept that large powers apply to many sects. It also mentions Eskimo snow houses with only about a quarter of Taos residents using them in winter and few in Alneks.

Taos

Fountains of Justice Quoted by Bacon

A fragment references Bacon noting nature holds fountains of Justice from which civil order and law flow, framing justice as a natural source underlying governance. It presents a brief philosophical reflection rather than a full event.

Appropriately Named The Vaulting Green

The text references the Vaulting Green name likely tied to Kentucky city origins linked to Moore's burning alley and irrigation notes in Egypt. It includes garbled figures, a quote attributed to Hi Mo of Ching town, and mentions Washington Stas with unclear context.

Moore Sai Hi Mo Chingtown Uhrt Stas

Philosophical notes and legal terms mixed in Spokane clipping

A fragmented page presents scattered remarks on English legal ranks, philanthropy, and philosophy. It cites Liberal philanthropist George Meahody with estimated charitable totals, discusses misinterpretations of philosophy, and touches on garden training, public health, and court procedures. The text includes weathered passages on persectives of philosophy and law, with ad hoc notes on botany and agriculture.

Fragmented Note on Perception and Disguise

A puzzling line explores how a character becomes a stranger to himself when he dons a new persona. It contrasts outward appearance with inner vision, noting a clear gap between what is shown and what is witnessed, likening it to a visor and a fire.

Tan

Novelists Rivalry and City Rural Tensions Noted

The Detroit News reports on Sir Rider Igyeard writing King Solomen's Mines after a dollar tet while his brother finishes Treawire Island. A new book sparked that comment, with Rider betting a dollar he would write well. A commentator notes growing empathy between country and city folk, challenging the view of city snobs. Also described is a mirrored tale of an inner creature and its dance like a toad’s strange behavior.

Rider Igyeard King Solomen's Mines AoWulbey Perron Detroit News

Grange backs traffic regulation amid rising vehicle use

In a call tied to statutory reform and federal standards, The Grange urges stronger road laws as motor vehicles exceed 26 000 and highway dangers grow. The group cites uniform rules and local regulation gaps while promoting safety measures and enforcement.

United States Busterced Grange

Used Cars Ad From 1920s Fleet Offers Wide Selections

Busy dealership advertises a line of classic cars with prices: 1929 Model A Ford sedan 375 dollars, 1929 Buick Sport coupe 650, 1928 Oldsmobile sedan 450, W27T Chevrolet coach 160, 1926 Chevrolet coach 90, 1926 Rea sedan 250, 1927 Chrysler 4 coupe 325, 1929 Dodge Standard sedan. Open evenings and Sundays.

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