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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1966
Page
3
Illinois law defines which contracts must be written to be enforceable and which may be oral. An unenforceable oral contract can become enforceable if both sides perform, but writing reduces fraud and disputes. The article urges consulting an attorney for legal interpretation.
Graham Coulter outlines that Christmas tree farming is hard work. Leo Schneider of Evanston Indiana notes trees take eight to ten years to reach market size and need annual pruning before August 1. Row spacing and weed control via mowing aid growth and machinery. Insect spraying may be needed, disease is uncommon, and success demands thorough knowledge and ongoing labor.
The Chicago Motor Club urges motorists to keep roads clean by not littering from moving cars. Litter spoils scenery and increases highway maintenance costs. The rest of the text offers unrelated reflections and quips about love and aging.
On February 1 area farmers were awarded recognition certificates for outstanding corn production. Crow’s Hybr i Corn Co of Milford Illinois led honors with 10 000 bushels from 100 acres or less. Prairie Farmer editor James P Lilly spoke at the meeting attended by Wayne Wilhelm Donald Nesemeier Clarence Swalve Wayne Swalve Harold Wilhelm all of Shannon and Robert Guenzler of Lanark.
The speaker emphasizes the joy of witnessing progress and the fulfillment of aiding the nation. The message links personal growth with civic duty, promising both personal satisfaction and public good through contribution.
Babson's Weekly Report surveys Prime Minister Wilson's precarious Parliament vote, Labour gains, and mounting inflation as the pound teeters on devaluation. It notes potential U.S. aid burdens, rising tariffs, and planned user taxes while urging caution on domestic spending and exports. The piece closes with a safety reminder on driving to prevent accidents amid political and economic turmoil.
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