06 Nov 1924
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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1924
Page
1
Fragmented notes recount a meeting with local figures including Hollinshead and Stacy, discussing a congress and electoral actions. Names like Brock, Charlie Switzer appear in a hazy stream of recollection about organizing and expressing support for a candidate or agenda.
Voters turned out in Tuesday’s election with citizens casting ballots across regions. Early reports note turnout varied, with polls opening and closing amid weather impact and local quietness, while residents marked the ballots for national and local posts.
A collage of small town items: Argo-Fa Charles Wilt clears a hedge with his steam engine for Robert Carryl. Allie Mills visits and tends family plots. Henry Parson and wife visit Mrs. Daehler in Chadwick. A Friday dinner is noted as well attended. The Ladies announce an event for November 21. Families visit Proving Grounds and John Cooper. Raymor jou home guests include Mrs. Wolfe from Alt. Carrot. A summer party features baking the largest cake and a long-distance contest. Fairbanks film “The Thresketeers” shown, celebrating his career with Dumas era material threaded through. Jane Lamb hospital update remains stable but improving slightly.
Arm machinery auction notice for Orville Oreutt items with a closing out sale date of Wednesday November 12.
The A Muse A Saturday Nite Allstar cast includes 1a ward actors in a listed lineup. Local theater scene highlights performances, with notable performers from the ward contributing to the show.
Our policy of buying the best guarantees a real evening entertainment. The Strand Theatre at Clinton showed a Cecil feature two winters ago titled The Covered Wagon and praised as the best Fairbanks picture. Packed houses beat empty seats in this era of cinema.
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