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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1933
Page
6
Local page lists numerous 1919 community happenings. Visits, illnesses, and social events fill days with names like Fulton, Savanna, Morrison, and Chicago. Notable items include a funeral at Methodist church, Centenary movement notes, and a Wm Deitzer burial.
Community notes outline a student production for Mar 7 at Chadwick High School with a reduced admission to fund district participation. Separate items cover village elections with candidates for trustees and president, plus local social events and informal town schedules amid colorful, candid details.
A speech or article urges farmers to focus on clean ground, good management, and cost control to raise healthy chickens and reduce production costs. It argues that disease prevention and simple practices beat expensive gear, and that profits hinge on lowering production costs rather than chasing high prices. It cites an Illinois farmer as an example of low feed cost per dozen eggs. A modern home is where everything is controlled by switches except the children.
The article decries spring fever as a common ailment everywhere, noting caused by weather and youth. It warns of forgetfulness and hyping the mood, yet praises pleasant results and urges young people to enjoy moonlight hours while older folks recall youth.
A politician remarks that public opinion resembles a mule from his youth, explaining he followed its direction to appear as the driver and kept watch on where it moved to stay in front.
Governor Lou L. Emmerson urges revision of tax relief and better government efficiency as he retires after a lengthy public life. Prohibition repeal, economy measures, and bills to cut costs head into the 68th General Assembly. Health department highlights progress against typhoid and diphtheria with record low mortality and no epidemics.
Mr Slang says the new cook failed to meet standards, while Mrs Slang jokes she fired and dished her. The exchange follows a string of kitchen missteps and a plan to replace the cook with a more qualified applicant.
Office hours 8 a m to 6 p m. Gas and oxygen administered X ray rooms 4 F and 6. Located over the Walter Electric Shop in Trinity. Fulton Minnesota phone W 19 Fulton Minois.
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