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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1947
Page
4
The column urges poultry raisers to start May chicks to meet rising demand as prices stay high. It notes eggs and meat buying remains strong, a smaller poultry crop this year, and warns hatchery output may tighten roaster supply next fall. It also highlights doctors as community helpers and urges readers to know their physician.
The article advises spacing and thinning for Carrots Beets Green Onions and Beans. It recommends leaving carrots two inches apart and beet plants four to five inches apart, thinning beans to four to five inches, and pulling thinnings to allow remaining plants room to grow. It emphasizes avoiding crowding and ensuring roots develop with proper spacing.
Readable fragments show Chadwick Briefs Stunle and Misiewicz from Chicago staying Wednesday to Sunday with Alves Orhoeider's family. Arthur Frommelt hosts in Steeline, hosting the Frommelt weekend with the Litters at Roy Queckboerner's home.
Mr. Harry Othens of Sterling was Saturday caller in the Bert Sch shenee, and Mrs. Walter Queckboerner vot Donald were Monday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Atoll.
A Health Talk by the Illinois State Medical Society notes doctors largely died from heart disease in 1946 with 253 deaths. Coronary thrombosis or occlusion caused 55 deaths, and myocarditis 31. Other causes included tuberculosis influenza pneumonia diabetes hypertension leukemia gallbladder disease premia nephritis and twelve accidents.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Deets spent Sunday visiting in the Lyle Nicholas home in Milledgeville. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Blair of Sterne were Sunday afternoon callers on Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Miller.
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