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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1941
Page
2
A fragmented bibliographic snippet shows the Thomson Review era materials from Thomson Illinois. Publisher Foster L. Stagg, business manager H. G. Stagg, reporter Kenneth Whitney, issued as second class matter under March 1879 act. Yearly price listed as $1.50.
The Chicago Daily Tribune argues Germany must divert forces to Russia, lifting invasion fears for Britain and reducing justification for American war hasty action. Roosevelt’s push for expansive powers is criticized as unnecessary and potentially dangerous now that threat has shifted.
The U S Civil Service Commission announces an open competitive exam for Chief Guard Officer in the Ordnance Service War Department Savanna Ordnance Depot Proving Ground Illinois. Age 20 to 54, with waivers for military preference. apply by July 9 1941 with blanks and info from local and Chicago offices.
The clipping lists birthdays across June 22 to July 3 for residents in Freeport Thomson Chadwick Lanark and surrounding areas, noting names such as E. 8. Wood 89 and others. A sun safety health advisory from the Illinois State Medical Society Educational Committee warns of UV exposure in June to August and offers tips on gradual tanning, hydration, diet, clothing, and moderation during heat.
Carroll County editors attended a Friday outing aboard the Savanna hourboat with Judge Stransky and Congressman Leo Allen. John N. Shirk spoke on business lessons from years serving Carroll county, as organizers hint at summer celebrations in Savanna and nearby towns. Weather and crops look good with rainfall. wages at government plants rise, possibly affecting labor patterns. Main Street maintenance and traffic signage improve dust control and safety ahead of river trips.
Main Street Chadwick shows new curbs and gutters poured with a new sidewalk on the west side near Lewis Market laid Tuesday. George Dambman Art Miller and others also poured concrete sidewalks in front of their stores. Local ads by George Coden drew bee swarm reports leading to early end of the campaign. Jack Larson notes early July 4th fireworks can be costly to start too soon.
J. H. Shirk, Carroll County business veteran, spoke to Northwestern Illinois Editors on the F. J. Stransky house boat in Savanna. He urged honesty, fair pricing, and customer respect, citing the Bible as guidance for business and character.
Albert Luna, 14, son of Domingo Luna of Savanna, is hospitalized with a fractured left leg from an accident Sunday at the City Tea and Fuel plant storage room. An ice cake struck him near a conveyor. workers halted the line after hearing his screams.
The County of Carroll in the Circuit Court informs defendants Leo Albert Wilt Maude Wilt and Agnes Wilt that Thomson State Bank filed a civil action in equity No 12297 on June 16 1941. They must appear by the third Monday in July 1941 or a default may be entered. attorney Chas E Stuart represents the bank.
A haughty passenger asks if the arriving train is his and demands details. The porter replies firmly that the train belongs to the railway and that another engine can take him to Edinburgh if needed, highlighting service quirks at the platform.
A local agency advertises full support for insurance claims across all lines. It invites clients to visit the office for help with losses and emphasizes there are no additional charges for the assistance.
The quote asserts that a man’s guiding idea shapes all his facts and actions. It emphasizes internal conviction as the helm he obeys, defining how he processes information and behaves in life.
A public health note explains shock as a dangerous drop in nervous system function from injury or emotion. It details causes, signs such as moist cold skin and rapid pulse, and warns not to dismiss apparent calm as safety. Approved by Chicago Surgical Society and Illinois groups.
A man reports seeing a suspicious character drop a package at the Baptist Temple side entrance and drive off. The oily package, addressed to Dr. Daniel A. Poling, is opened by Lieut. Granitz of the police bomb squad to reveal a batch of sermons just delivered by the printer.
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