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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1932
Page
5
Review Classifieds outline ad curing opportunities across Carroll Weltside York Ts with reasonable service charges. Ads must be in proper classification and Review style. No ads after Tuesday night. Cash charge 10c per line with 10 percent time and a minimum of three lines. Regular and irregular insertions priced accordingly.
A scan of the Argo area chronicles minor mishaps and community affairs. Officers meet at the Farm Bureau office in May. a Morrison intersection accident caused damage but no serious injuries. Poultry tax, school hiring, barn building, a calf club gathering, and various farm visits illustrate grassroots rural life.
Jumbled OCR text mentions tax discussions, district work, and a series of social visits. References include Mrs. Grate Moyer visiting her daughter Mrs Halph Overhulser, and Mrs. Hattie Kneale returning from Franklin Corners to her home, with scattered names and places in a loosely connected local column.
Spring Valley held a homecoming event last Saturday with about 200 attendees including former teachers, pupils, and district residents. Simeon Long of Mast Moline spoke. County Superintendent Mr. Price attended and spoke briefly. Letters from former pupils and teachers were read. Mrs. Kate Gole Whitney shared school register pages. Robert Lasher performed musical selections. local residents James Wilkins and Tena Balk sang. Participants arrived from East Moline, Clinton, Fulton, Morrison, Sterling and Milwaukee area.
In Kee and Thomson area residents joined a day walk to renew old ties led by May Agnes Martin. Mrs. Win. Msboger hosted weekly Wednesday gatherings while the N G rlu meets at Mrs. Glare Wray’s home on June 2. A brotherhood banquet is slated at Spring Valley Presbyterian Church Thursday evening.
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