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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1933
Page
2
Platform text urges Buy American, cut taxes by 200000, cites 1982 totals over 790000, calls for economy in Wye town school and county, supports faith in local banks, urges careful selection of office holders, and promotes closer bonds among Carroll County towns and communities.
The column voices concerns about bank reopenings and grain prices amid Roosevelt era debates. It notes government moves, wage fairness, and public expenditures as expediencies while highlighting sentiment across parties and calls for reasonable wages and better prices for labor. It cites a June 20, 1932 report on fund accounts and state reports, hinting at economic strain across smaller communities.
A letter from Mac Muses condemns a dog poisoning case in Chadwick urging swift, harsh action against the culprit. It argues for capital punishment in human crime as a deterrent and warns that the poisoner will face judgment. A poem from Sample Case follows, applauding community support and local commerce amid broader bank and railroad notes.
Polo editor G C Terry writes a satirical column from Washington narrating life at the Capitol. He lampoons Roosevelt era rituals and White House traditions, notes the House’s pace and personalities, and highlights Eleanor Roosevelt’s debut visit among lawmakers while detailing early congressional dynamics and local reactions.
Court house summons discusses bar licensees George Wonddatl Manerah Pinnt and Mary Vivian at Peoria meeting. A conservator for Mt. Car Troll Man files bankruptcy petition. ANNUAL CALIFORNIA PICNIC OF CARROLL COUNTY ASSOCIATION set for April 2 at Sycamore with weather backup.
Fragmentary voice mentions a father and longing for return, with garbled names and phrases. Reading shows playful, nonsensical lines with little coherent event or clear entities to identify. No concrete actions, dates, or places emerge for a stable summary.
The engagement and marriage of a Savanna native, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Ba of Savanna, to Duane Ferrel of Chicago were announced with a wedding in Chicago on Saturday. The groom is a former First National Bank officer. the bride is a Savanna High School graduate.
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