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Newspaper

Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1935

Page

2

Thomson Review and the Carroll County Backbone

The Village Echo traces the Thomson Review lineage from 1875 to 1894 and asserts that Carroll County residents are ordinary, hardworking citizens who support churches and local institutions. It urges continued honest effort, paying bills, obeying laws, and sustaining banks, taxes, insurance, rents, and mortgages.

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Platform Plaza Ballot Measures Across Milledgeville Area

The 1935 platform calls for electing an efficient town and county government, paving Route 171 from Thomson to Argo via Argo Pa to Chadwick, promoting a county patrol highway across Carroll County, supporting competitive sports, and urging all office holders to reduce expenses.

Thomson Argo-Fa Argo-Pa Chadwick Carroll County Milledgeville

Chadwick Review Wins Illinois State Contest in Small Town Class

The Chadwick Review proudly announces first prize in the Illinois State Newspaper Contest for towns of 2000 population or less. The staff credits loyal local reporters from Chadwick and Carroll county, readers, subscribers, and advertisers for the paper’s respected home focus and careful reporting.

Chadwick Review Illinois Carroll County Cagli Reli County Toby Chadwick

Smaller Towns Not Losing Out, Readiness for Change

A reader questions a weekly article claiming smaller towns are vanishing. The piece argues towns with populations under 1,000 remain viable, noting banks, groceries, farming, and services stay functional, with growth in many sectors despite shifts in fashion and retail.

Lumber closings spark county lumber futures and rail changes

Carroll county notes changing industry and town growth as Webster Lumber Co. closes operations, signals potential move south. Round house and rail property are dismantled while new Choves display boosts dealer traffic. Route 17h planning, new cars, skating rink talk, and local winds shape a busy late season.

Carroll County Caregll Han Webster Lumber Savane Tyes Whiteside Rocktland County Mast Clinton Forrest Thompson Lanark Sreams Forrest i

Lanark and Milledgeville Local Notes Highlight School and Community Plans

Local reports note Milledgeville senior class plans a play in the high school auditorium and interest in building a skating rink on Main Street as last year's rink drew fans. Lanark coverage mentions junior class play success, Hallowe'en mood, and basketball schedule ahead with Ertetta on Nov 12. Other items include a sportsmen club meeting, farm advisers’ conference, Mt Carrell football closes season, Warren as league champions, and local residents awaiting university football weekend.

Chadwick Main Street Jacal John Shirk SL P. Roske Farm Advisers Champaign Mt Carrell High School Warren Warrenites Carrell County Walkermen Walker Bud’ King

Savanna Community Plays and Club Activities Report

Community church Men’s club sponsors a Lincoln school play on Tuesday evening November 12 after a postponement due to nerves among actors. Local business and professional women meet to discuss forming the Wa-Tan-Ye club. New Treble Clef members are welcomed in the high school music room. Officers of the Savanna F. W. Fest Auxiliary are installed at the club house with a program and dancing. High school pupils prepare a combined citizenship and Armistice day program for Friday in the assembly room. W. Scott, NRS manager, attended a state NRS meeting in Jackson, noting increased workload as 171 and PWA projects begin.

Irve Martindale Luther Geisinger Sam Higley Val Ander Val Freeport Thomson Hall Club Community Church Lincoln School Treble Cief Club Savanna Scott NRS Jackson

Fragmentary Verse Exchange Notes Meeting Names

A fragmented handwritten exchange shows a speaker expressing happiness at meeting someone and noting admiration for a daughter who has spoken of Fou. The text also questions a name previously mentioned, indicating an incomplete dialogue or inquiry.

Jokes and Quips Intersect with Daily Life

A garbled mix of humorous lines and domestic asides. The sketch touches on disputes, weather, money, a landlady warning about lawsuits, a Civil War veteran joke, and reflections on burdens and folly. It hints at public humor and social observations from a bygone moment.

Radio Rambles and On Air Portraits From 1930s Chicago

Radio Rambles by William K Traum reviews listener letters and mentions Jackie Heller grateful for a write up while listing programs on WMAQ WGN and other stations. It details Ralph Kirbys life dates and interests plus schedules for WLS WBBM WM AQ and related stations with entertainers like Kate Smith Ben Bernie Grace Moore and Jack Benny among others.

Jackie Heller Jackie WMAQ Ralph Kirbey Mike Three Musketeers New World Symphony Maine Ann Harding Rambler Ralph Enbeesee WGN WLS Voice of People WBBM Jack Benny Eddie Canter Winchell Wayne King J Jack Hylton S Arch Sam Boake Carter Music Hall WBEAQ Paris Jan Peerce Grace Moore March of Time Tuesaday Kate Smith Lavender and Lace Lawrence Tbbett Ben Bernie Helen Hayes Sigmund Romberg WBLAQ Burns and Allen Fred Allen Ray Noble WB BM Conrad Thibault Jimmie Fidler WUS Phil Regan Rudy Vailee Wana Showboat Paul Whiteman Jessica Dragonette Dick Powell Beauty Box Theatre Mills Bros Letinie Hayton Orch Nino Martini Tenor Wallace Beery

Jokes About Contests and Phrases Midstream

Humorous snippets play on phrases about beauty contests cem etery collections and a bidfold remark while guests interact. The exchange blends food service miscommunications and political quips with casual wordplay and a California reference.

Reflections and Local Notes From William Jennings Bryan Town

In a column reminiscence Frank Holman Sr. praises Bryan and recalls listening to him at Mt Carroll chautauqua and Dixon Assembly. The piece salutes Bryan’s oratory, mentions education about sorghum feed Russian wheat, and notes community hobbies, Halloween stories, and the editor’s pledge to publish reader-generated content.

Chadwick Wale Ter Farthing Chadhvick Marthiye Sammy Town William Jens Nings Bryan Hares Hovernar Ruth Bryan Billy” Bryan Mgr. Bryan William Jennings Bryan Democrat Frank Holman Sr Sand Ridge Holman Wade Whiteside Grundy Center Cal Feezer Halllowe’en Hallowe'en

Carroll County Cheerful Caller Notes Weather and WPA Plans

The writer mentions a cold wave perceived locally, WPA projects on Route 71, and patrols placing stow fences for winter. He hopes for big snowdrifts but worries about icy pavements from last winter. He muses about a Savanna show and wonders about Frank Ross's role, then questions the county treasurer and Art Fetterof seen in a Chevrolet.

St Ores Br. St. Ores Route 71 Art Fetterof Savanna

Untitled Clothing of Family Questioned in Private Dispute

A private exchange questions a son’s lifestyle and the family’s spending. The speaker notes concern over extravagance and compares it to their own behavior, implying shared sentiment about excess.

Fragmentary Stage Dialogue Sparks Confusion in Reading

A garbledOCR passage presents disjointed lines attributed to actors and an aviator. Readers struggle to identify speakers and sequence as phrases like My mother intew and Year? appear, with scattered exchanges between First Actress Second Actress and Sam, leaving the scene largely indecipherable.

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Weather and town talk mix with local hopes for skating rink

A Carroll county resident muses on colder weather and seasonal worries while urging support for home commerce. He notes a general cat wave and fires seen with rising chimneys, and envisions a public ice skating rink as a community boon for recreation, wellness, and local pride. The piece closes with light social musings and a personal, folksy exchange about marriage plans.

Itudies T Neal

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