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Newspaper

Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1922

Page

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Baby Chicks and Hatching Ogee in Fulton Illinois

A brief notice for baby chicks and hatching services listed under Ogee Phone R 113. Rev G. E. Scheerer operates in Fulton Illinois offering poultry related breeding and care services.

Bailey elected Governor of Federal Reserve Bank Kansas City

W J Bailey former Argo-Fa boy and Kansas governor is chosen to succeed J Z Miller as governor of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City. He, 1868 years old, lives in Atchison Kansas and was born in Carroll County Illinois. He attended the University of Illinois, farmed in Nemaha County, married Ida B Weed in 1908, served on the Kansas state board of agriculture, the state legislature, led the Republican State League, and previously governed Kansas 1903 to 1905. He has been linked with the Exchange National Bank of Atchison since 1907.

Kansas City W. J. Bailey Kansas J. Z. Miller Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas Nemaha County Ida B. Weed Kansas State Board of Agriculture Republican State League Congress Exchange National Bank of Kansas Atchison

Community editor honored with bouquet and parade tribute

A Kansas town celebrated a local editor with a bouquet and a parade as husky pallbearers carried him to a waiting sedan. The event followed by a church quartet and a minister’s talk, then townwide procession behind the editor’s car.

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Daughter Defies Father Over Suitor With No Money

A fragmentary dialogue shows a daughter defying her father’s disapproval of a fiancé who has no money. The exchange suggests family tension over marriage prospects and financial status.

Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It

Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root is advertised as a remedy based on reports from druggists. A physician from a Life Insurance Company notes many insurance declines stem from undiscovered kidney trouble. The ad urges testing the prep with a sample bottle offer and claims fast relief.

Kilmer Manent Life

Show Pillows Spoil Weekend for Amiable Bachelor

In a humorous New York Sun note a popular bachelor laments a guest pillow ruin. He jokes that a show pillow in the guest room makes sleep impossible, contrasting with modest daytime pillows. the piece ends with a wry aside on kindness and trouble. Within the issue, Miss Jesse H Fleming is noted as the first woman to win the Arnold prize at Oxford, sharing distinction with famed alumni.

New York Oxford Jesse H. Fleming Oxford University Bey Lord Bryce Professor Dicey

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