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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1934
Page
5
A chaotic OCR scrap lists notices for Carroll County New Jersey three counties Car, Wutewily and Roel Island including livestock sale items. Entries mention Hampshire boars and Chester White sows with contact hints like Route 1, Milledresite, and phone numbers. Administrators notices request creditors and heirs attend a probate session on a date in 1934.
Landowners post no hunting or trespassing against hunting trapping and trespassing Violators face legal penalties Charles Knauer Henry W Miller and sons Alfred Ernest Lloyd and Cecil Tousley Names may be added throughout season for a fifty cent fee indicating enforcement and confirmation of access rules
W. Taylor, trustee, holds a closing out sale on Wednesday, November 24, at 10:30 a.m. one to two miles west of Chadwick. The sale offers horses, cattle, shoats, grain, and machinery from the Lang farm.
The program at Capitol Davenport and Fort Rock Island opens Friday November Sth for four days with Servants Entrance featuring Janet Gaynor and Lew Ayers and 365 Nights in Hollywood with Alice Faye and James Dunn. On Tuesday November 13 the Rialto in Clinton shows Mrs Wiges of the Cabs Sage Patch with Zasu Pitts and W C Fields. Count of Monte Cristo stars Robert Donat and Elissa Landi at the Clinton Rialto with A Lost Lady starring Barbara Stanwyck Ricardo Cortez and Frank Morgan. The Gay Divorcee opens in Clinton for four days at the Lapitel Theatre with Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers. Garden Theatre Davenport features Dames with Busby Berkeley choreography headlining Joan Blondell Dick Powell and Ruby Keeler.
The Chicago International Live Stock Exposition reports its 35th annual event opens December 1 to 8 in a new, enlarged Chicago Stock Yards site. Leading herds, draft horses, and prize livestock compete as agricultural leaders from the United States and Canada attend the dedication of the new structures including the International Amphitheatre.
The Winds department of conservation plans a second statewide crow reduction campaign in winter. Director Chas Thomps says the aim is not extermination but a significant decrease in crop-damaging crows. State game wardens will cooperate with local hunters. shotguns and bombs will be used as plans develop with colder weather.
Illinois farmers benefited from long running liming experiments by the University of Illinois College of Agriculture. Since 1901, multiple test fields show limestone improves alfalfa and sweet clover yields under drought. Farmers are urged to soil test and compare with Bulletin 405 before buying lime.
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