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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1923
Page
3
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Miss Margaret Stagg and Miss Minnie Weber spent weekends at home. The Family Group will appear on The Photograph Album back page at Bristol School November 9. Virgil Marth camp near Savannah reports several ducks. Mr and Mrs Paul Lewis visited Walnut Hill Sunday. Thomas Collinson in poor health. doctors say serious setback after a period of weakness. Mrs Emma Slocumb Vance visits from Winona Minnesota. Hank’s silver wedding celebrated at his home. L B Sears bought two carloads of feeders in Minneapolis last week. The International Live Stock Show will be held in Chicago December 1-8. The K P lodge district convention in Savanna drew twenty-five members. Rebekahs served supper. Several local families moved houses. postal route 2 semi-annual trip. Teacher exams planned for Mt Carroll November 2-3, 1923. Fire on Emil Flindt orchestra bus near Savanna. cause traced to a short circuit. The Mirror-Democrat reports club concert and chestnut rug making notes.
Correspondent argues road maintenance costs and lack of tax benefit from a Savanna Fulton bus plan. The letter from Christian Home Orphanage in Council Bluffs Iowa thanks donors for 53.95, notes flood damage on Sept 28 29, and reports rushed repairs and gratitude from H R Lemen.
A list of names is shown for Life Savers subscriptions and renewals including Mrs. Arthur Hoffman Chadwick Mrs. Vernis Scudder Dixon Mrs. Henry Picklum Davenport Mrs. Jas. Creighton Miss Lola Murphy Carl Fredericks H A Tobey J M McGinty Ed Newendyke Walt Apple Clark Williams Pete Nordman Geo McGinnis W G Lawrence Mrs E E Lundberg Edith Sennoff Rev G W Burnett Glen Hinds Dee Stumphy d R Connell Geo Ivey Roy Houghton OG C Griswold John Schade G W Switzer E A Chapel Mrs Goddard Hu Cate Markie Hesk Robert Groharing Elmer Lawrence Ollie Atherton W M Cone Mrs Maggie Melendy plus renewals listed for various individuals and locations.
Bill Strubb has bought Bar ney Henlein's home and 45 acres of timber land south of the Sand Slough property. The notice notes the transaction and surrounding property, with emphasis on ownership change and location relative to local landmarks.
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