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Newspaper

Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1932

Page

6

Thieves Raid Ed Schreiner Farm Chickens

Thieves raided the Ed Schreiner chicken house west of Chadwick late Monday evening and took 20 to 25 among the flock. The Schreiners were in bed, heard a commotion, and saw a runner flee as officers searched but found no trace. Tuesday morning 12 to 14 roosters and other hens were missing. The Chadwick Review notes the act as despicable and warrants severe punishment.

Ed Schreiner Schreiners Schreiner

Davie County P T A Conference Held in Elizabeth

Mrs J B Grimm invites all Carrell county P T A members to attend the conference at Elizabeth Illinois on Thursday November 10. Morning session at 10 o clock includes a business meeting and a school of instruction followed by luncheon. Weekend officers will close with an evening program featuring musical selections by local groups. Major speaker is Mrs Edward M Jackson of Chillicothe state vice president.

Old Time Advice Sparks a Chewing Tobacco Quip

A witty exchange recalls a cautioned approach to conflict. The speaker notes delivering advice and a misapplied slap after witnessing a man chewing tobacco, highlighting social quirks and straightforward humor of the era. The remark underscores practical limits on force and etiquette in tavern banter.

Local Events Of Years Ago October 29 1919 News Notes

A weekly local column recalls October 29 1919 with items about Miss Madge Wilt in Fulton for dental work, Art Atherton on a Chicago business call, teachers attending an institute at Rockford, and town plans including water main piping and road surfacing bids. It notes a rare October bloom, duck hunting success, and a Shakespeare program at Argo Fs. Families visit Thomson, social events at Falcon, and church notes including Rev. Wels taking York Baptist pastorate.

Old Ballots From 1912 And 1924 Interest Carroll County

John Hurlbert locates two historic sample ballots, one from November 1912 and another from 1924, revealing party lineups and candidates. The 1912 slate lists six parties and names such as Theodore Roosevelt on the Progressive ticket and Woodrow Wilson on the Democratic ticket, with A B Adams signing the ballot. The 1924 ballot signed by Adams shows a large Progressive and Labor presence, with LaFollette and Wheeler heading the ticket and Davis and Bryan for Democratic, Coolidge and Dawes for Republican, plus local county candidates including Len Small and Louis Emmerson.

John Hurlbert Theo Roosevelt Woodrow Wilson Thomas ‘Marshall Fred S. Smith Mt. Carroll Tiaac N. Evans Mill Rent Party Robert M. LaFollette Burton JK. Wheeler Progressi John W. Davis Charles i Bryan Calvin Coolidge Charles G. Dawes Carroll Country Len Small Fred E. Sterjing

May establish city market at Freeport plan forms

Iro plans for a Freeport city market to sell farm products. City workers visited Rockford to study the market. If approved, a measure prohibiting peddling in residential areas may pass.

Freeport Iro Lly Davalop Establisheat Oak Freeport Ftture Korkford Dash

Two of the Very Best at Majestic Theatre Matt

The Majestic Theatre presents Reboera of Sunnybrook Farm this Thursday to Saturday starring Marion Nixon and Ralph Bellamy in a wholesome mood picture. Harold Lloyd’s latest comedy opens Sunday for three days. Plan to see both features.

Majestic Theatre Matt Careroll Reboera Sunnybrook Farm Marion Nixon Ralph Bellamy Call Harold Lloyd

Jumbled classroom exchange yields odd courtroom humor

A quirky classroom moment features a teacher and students mispronouncing terms as the scene shifts to a mock trial banter. The dialogue references a jury and a deck of cards, highlighting playful confusion between words and meanings.

Mrs Crabbe Objects To Her Daughter’s Hair Trend

A fragment from a local competition column recalls Mrs Crabbe protest against her married daughter bobbing her hair and comments that a younger granddaughter should not imitate the style. The remark reflects the era’s social tensions over fashion and propriety within families.

Clean Dry Red Essential Part of Humane Dog Care

Guidance on humane dog care emphasizing dry, comfortable kennels, proper bedding, and clean, disinfected sleeping spaces. Recommends south or west facing shelter, removable bedding, and weekly bedding changes. Warns against draughts and dampness, notes health impacts and economical feeding methods with balanced rations.

Dane Rockford Ny Min Bey Foundation

Magic Wand Ends Home Feeds Freeing Dog From Scraps

The Chappel Bennet Foundation reports a shift in dog feeding from table scraps to prepared canned foods as a safe, simpler option. A survey notes 200 varieties on the market, with horse meat now included in many high grade brands under USDA supervision.

Chappel Bennet Foundation Hockford Minds Hke Tian Foods U. S Department of Agriculture

No Bark Wne Bite The Nora American Eskimos Siege

An extremely gold named animal is described as the sole survivor of its species. The text blends garbled phrases with surnames and places, noting a chapel and a foundation connected to the creature.

Watermelon Wilt Immunity Advances in White County Trials

State agriculture officials report a seven generation crash breeding effort on John Brown’s farm near Carmi in White County has produced six melon varieties showing about 99 percent immunity to watermelon wilt. The program began in 1926 at Aroma Park and moved to White County to test on sandy soil, with vines flourishing and most older commercial varieties succumbing to the disease.

Phil S.chaner Jplant Industry White County Stuart E. Pierson Pierson State Department of Aguoulture University of Uinois State Department of Agriculture Aroma Park Kankake Chicago Carmi John Brown Kansas John W.milner Tyre Neis

Fragmented dialogue and quotes on cars and law

Readable snippets mix gossip about a movie star, a fender injury, traffic rules, and a political call to reduce taxes. Also includes a jail or court scene with a deck of cards and a convalescing friend. A mix of casual banter and legal chatter reflects everyday life.

Man Sues Nintes Pram YeRed 8 Yee ged otet

A garbled report lists names and events, mentioning a race trial and multiple individuals. The fragment references a practice day, a speed test, and a lineup including Thomas Brown and Derocit Hanrinond, with unclear context and details.

Hess Thomsan Brown X May Coopar KK. Strateon L. Day Derocit Hanrinond

The Retort Courteous

The fragment suggests a playful or literary line about youth and endurance, but lacks clear people places organizations or a concrete event to summarize as a news item. It reads like a clipped quotation or poem fragment without enough context for a full card.

Prospecton Lay Thana Uinta Record Matter

Publication notes a propeection lay at Thana Uinta and an Act of March. Share details show publisher and manager at Thomson. Journal date Thursday, subscription price set at $1.50 per year.

Ted Ae Marahurd Dem Anber Thomson Jocuanl Marth

Farm Sales Closing at Saith Farm Near Thealva

The text notes a closing sale at Saith farm near Thealva on December ld. It includes muddled dialogue about music and a barcarole and mentions Mr Cleff and a young person. The readability is low and the event details are fragmentary.

Saith Wil Saith Farm Thealva

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