Married Couple Plan Home Building This Spring
A young wife replies to her aunt that after six months of marriage she is perfectly content. They plan to build on their home this spring, signaling optimism for their shared future and family life.
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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1929
Page
2
What Stoppped Him
Dialogue fragment shows a woman seeking guidance from a man about plans and a future child. The exchanges hint at expectations around fashion and gender, with references to a book about what a girl should know and possible disposal of dresses. A humorous, domestic tone appears as characters discuss changes and bets.
Why He Married Her Mystery Solves Courtship Question
A fragment suggests a community reflects on marriage motives amid a rumored union. The text hints at public curiosity and social expectations surrounding a couple, with hints of repeated questions about why the pair wed.
Mall Bill Riddle Confuses Shopper and Clerk
Fragmentary dialogue shows a shopper asking about the cost of a car and a clerk humorously suggests a peculiar remedy. The exchange touches on prices and language play, with a whimsical tone and unclear speakers.
Fragmentary voice notes on Pulynusio pupil Polly Neeshur
Fragmented OCR style remarks mention a pupil Polly Neeshur and disbelief in standards or teachers. The text includes misheard phrases about schooling, an eye injury, and a cryptic line about being asked to marry. Context and attributions are unclear, with many garbled terms and incomplete sentences.
Kyle Melendy Sells His Farm
Dan Connell becomes the owner of the Kyle Melendy farm this week. Weatherwax of Milledgeville, a brother in law of Connell, will move to the farm. Arch Atherton Takes ownership of the Melendy timber and 120 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Connell
Kyle Melendy
Mrr. Weatherwax
Milledgeville
Mr. Connell
Arch Atherton
Melendy Timber
Baptist Church Services Set With Rev Leitner
The Baptist Haven will hold regular services next Sunday with Sunday school at 1 39 p m and preaching at 2 30 p m led by Rev Leitner of Mt Carroll A social is planned for the following Tuesday and the venue will be announced Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Haven
Leitner
Mt. Carroll
Thomson High School to be rated by referee
A list of evaluation points for Thomson High School refereeing covers courtesy, facilities, equipment, crowd behavior, management, discipline, and overall control by the school. Also noted is a public horse sale and several local visits and arrivals including Shoemaker arriving from North Dakota to sell horses at Une Stock Yards. Duck hunters frequent the sloughs with daily camp activity reported near Don Hall’s camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomson High School
Tesana
Sportmanshop
Douglas Shoem
North Dakota
Une Stock Yards
Mr. Shoemaker
Dakota
Thomson
Cyrena Dunshee
Don Hall
National Stock Show Highlights Farm Youth In Exposition
The 30th International Live Stock Exposition at Chicago Stock Yard from November 30 to December 7 expands to a National Boys and Girls Club Congress. About 1200 youths from 750000 nationwide farm families join junior contests, with the famed boy and his calf story shaping the event and hinting at more junior competitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Chicago Stock Yard
B. H. Ileide
International
Boys and Girls Club Congress
Walter Biggar
Illinois WOAG team wins national dramatic contest
Illinois WOAG team performed strongly at the National Dairy Show in St. Louis where thirty two five member teams from twelve states competed in the vocational agriculture dramatic contest. Georgetown IL high school won first with coach J C Murphy and Belleville IL high school took third under L F Lentz. Louisiana MO earned second while Fort Cobb OK received honorary fourth. Teams traveled long distances including some eight hundred miles to compete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
St. Louis
Georgetown
J. C. Murphy
Belleville, Ilinois
L. F. Lentz
Louisiana
Fort Cook
Okla
Thaois
Harrisburg
Walnut
Goresville
Ashley
Virden and
Heyworth
Beating the Sheriff to Farmer Brown Pupils Win Contest
George’s vocational agriculture team members Elmer Learnard Raul Galyen Dwight Lambert Leo Reagan and Robert Chapman won the event. Belleville’s Ralph LePere Ralph Rehg Vernon Eckhart Marshall Woodroame and Fred Keck formed the opposing squad. From 82 preliminaries eight teams reached finals judged by J A Linke and W A Ross for the federal board of vocational agriculture. The final skit Beating the Sheriff to Farmer Brown promoted dairy science. The Halloween celebration featured costumed children and school activities at Sandridge and nearby. The event was uneventful aside from minor mischief at the Wind’s wagon and a brief disturbance at the grady and high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Vocational Agriculture Department
ElmerLearnard
Raul Galyen
Dwight Lambert
Leo Reagan
Robert Chapman
Belleville
Ralph LePere
Ralph Rehg
Vernon Eckhart
Marshall Woodroame
Fred Keck
J. A. Linke
W. A. Ross
Federal Board of Vocational Agriculture
Brown
Adams to Attend Funeral for Younger at Sinex City
W A Adams received a sword on the death of Younger at his home in Siow Tow. Younger was married to Adams’s youngest sister. Adams with his daughter Arlene will leave Friday for Sinex City to attend the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Adams
Younger
Siow Tow
Mr. Younger
Afr
Adam
Adams
Arlene
Sinex City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nirlaye
Hubby
Yuiny
Pulynusio
Polly Neeshur
Sie
Lial
Ayotien
Bernie Densmore
W Leon
Cudahy
Wis
K. B. Carpenter
Edith
Evelyn Chehian
Mildred Holland
Chihaem
Teir
Illinois Woag
Our
WM. Brockill
Grady
Sandridge
Winds
Manesco Metro
Wise Girls
Apheum Theatre
Savanna, Illinois
Buddy) Rogers
Nancy Carroll
Paramount
Vadvil
Savanna
Warner
Springfield
T_amortal Lincoln
State Capitol
Centennial
Ake
Middle West
Atsces Boal Malas
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