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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1944
Page
2
The fragment lists staff roles including publisher H. G. Stage and reporters Kenneth Whitney and Jeneva Hazen. It notes the paper is a second class matter at Thomson Illinois under the 1879 act and carries a yearly price of $1.60.
The candidate announces his bid for re election as State's Attorney in Carroll County. He urges support from voters and asks for their votes at the primary on Tuesday April 11.
A community calendar lists names and hometowns of residents with birthdays from March 31 to April 6. Notable entries include Lanark, Freeport, Morrison, Milledgeville, Chadwick, Savanna, Thomson, Mt. Carroll, Woodstock, and Sterling among others.
A practical column on diagnosing sluggish reels with simple oiling tweaks. It advises using light auto oil during cold weather, then switching to grease as temperatures rise, and cautions on proper application and parts. It also reviews preparing sucker fish for eating, with bone-removal methods and cooking ideas.
Employers must report wages for any person in their business to the Collector of Internal Revenue. The act covers nearly all workers in commercial and industrial fields, including part time and sole employees. Both workers and employers share 1 percent payroll deductions reported quarterly. Benefits are based on wage records for retirement at 65 and survivor benefits if death occurs before 65.
Herman Daehler, chairman of Car roll county Triple-A, urges farmers to include soybeans in 1944 plantings to meet a 2700 acre county goal. He notes southeast land suitable for hemp should sign contracts circulated by Triple-A committee men, stressing war effort and financial sense.
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