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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1932
Page
7
A jumble of classified ad snippets mentioning sale of property nine rooms with furnishings near Rock Island Illinois, and poultry ads including hatchery offerings. Includes references to CANDIDACY for delegate and other scattered phrases.
An annual session of the Rock River Conference of the Northern Wisconsin Methodist churches will convene in October. District leaders and pastors from northern areas plan to attend and discuss church governance, prohibition views, and candidate endorsements for state offices.
A jumbled OCR list shows candidates for delegate and other offices across parties, with multiple names and places scrambled. It includes mentions of governor, state senator, and representative races, along with party labels and scattered addresses or districts.
Louis Emmerson issues a proclamation designating health promotion week and Child Health Day from April 24 to May 1. He urges every community to support the Department of Public Health in developing programs to advance health and well being for all children and residents.
Fragmentary text mentions Wop Minois Lee and a political figure connected to Fy os Heder Coipla n Nationgt Car, with references to serving in Peeeport and a 1925 campaign. It notes roles as financial chairman for Charles Evans and a legislative context, but details are garbled.
A fragmented local item describes Sandy, owner of a picture theatre in Aberdeen, visiting London and proposing new ideas. It notes a scheme about admission and a Boomerang Work vice for those involved, with references to free entry for certain persons and a return to office duties.
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