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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1932
Page
2
The Thomson Review notes it is entered as second class matter at the Post Office in Thomson Minow under the Act of March 1879. Foster L Stagg is publisher and H G Stagg business manager.
A damaged OCR fragment reports a merger plan affecting Mt Morns College and nearby institutions. It hints students may lose independence as colleges consolidate, with unclear details about timelines and participating schools.
A garbled OCR text fragment mentions Poway and nearby locations with partial names. It reads with stray letters and unclear phrasing, lacking a coherent event or clear entities to summarize.
A fragmented May 14 1919 snippet mentions activities in FW and Clinton areas with names like Gerise and Calas Roby. The readable items hint at local events, business and social notes, but details are incomplete.
Local notices report a busy period with a graduation theme and shopping for suits, dresses, hats, and gifts. Plans highlight community sellers and promotions, while broader items touch on politics, finance, and public commentary amid a mix of short briefs.
Ralph Eatss of Vit Carrel named as trustee in the Dyslin Bank bankruptcy case. The fragmented text includes garbled names and places, but references a trustee role and a bank failure. Further legible details are not recoverable from the source.
A garbled reminiscence of a Bloomington news page notes social events, a baseball result between Morrison and Thomsen, and a postponed Live Wire Sunday School program. Mentions Miss Gide Villard and local office consolidation, with brief community happenings and upcoming May events.
Ogle county treasurer John J Farrel reports forty percent of the total 1931 taxes has been paid. The first installment, covering realty and personal property, was due Saturday with delinquent notices issued. A one percent penalty was added for late payments. The year’s tax action totals about $1190 000. Wind and hail damage at Coleta reported.
The River prints notices for Thom son and Chadwich Alumni Associations inviting all former graduates to the annual alumni meetings. The piece emphasizes welcoming gatherings each year and promotes the Review’s capable printing department for prompt service in the printing line.
Lanark residents report births and visits from relatives in Treeport and Chicago. Communion services are planned by the Brethren on May 15. Edna Shindler remains visiting after her father's death. A fertilizer shipment arrived for Farmers Elevator. Mrs Newton Sword is seriously ill with pneumonia and cared for by her daughter Mrs Clarence Lyrth. Des Moines visitor Mrs Roy Renner comes to see her mother Mrs N M Sword. The Martin Coffey family of Pole visited Mrs George Wales and husband. Graduation events and local gatherings are noted with various hometown names and travel details.
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A flood of small town items recounts sundry family visits and events from Savanna Chadwick and Clinton along with a long shipping report for May 4 listing hogs calves and a few names. Mentions Carroll County towns seeking industrial deals and local residents visiting relatives and undergoing medical care.
A compact feature explores the curious terms salesmanship and salesmanship asantique knowledge in a glossy magazine style. The piece discusses how understanding people and market cues shape selling prowess, with emphasis on practical insights for readers.
A 1939 report describes Hollywood for Chi Cago Expo featuring cinema lore, sound reels, fashion and international beauty contests. Officers of Chease Hillyer Cr preside, with a $500000 plan to build and operate Hollywood venues, including a 200-foot arena for outdoor shoots and a swanky restaurant overlooking a lagoon.
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