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Newspaper

Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1928

Page

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Albany Hillsdale Cor 1 Tillsdale Review and World Series Reflections

The piece recalls the Albany Review renaming to Village Review and notes Hillsdale and Cor 1 Tillsdale editors. It reflects on the 1920s world series chatter, presidential votes, and debates about electoral reform. It mentions Rock Island county Hillsdale incorporation ideas and Armistice Day observances, praising national service and Thanksgiving sentiments.

Albany Stagg’s Aan Tillsdale Cred Ab Hillsdale Cordcot Albany Review Cina

Lenhart of Chadwick Opens Closing Out Sale in Chicago

Traders recall Lenhart of Chadwick long known in trade circles as planning a closing out sale in Chicago. A note from him asked that the paper be sent to the city, as Eddie desires to relocate there for a time.

Lenhart Chadwick “Tty Chicago Ev- Eddie

Golden Rule Sunday returns in autumn 1923 notes

In 1923 an international group of social workers met in Geneva to promote practical religion through the Golden Rule. They imagined a world on one table on the first Sunday in December, sharing bread and giving to aid the hungry, with many leaders and nations joining. On the third anniversary fifty three countries observed it, aiding Near East Relief orphans.

Geneva Switzerland Walt Abor

Chadwick Men Back Inventor Lawn Mower

Local Chadwick supporters back an inventor’s lawn mower venture as early sales are pitched at 250 dollars, higher than rivals, with expectations of depreciation and caution from business peers on market viability. The piece notes perceived novelty and potential success amid skeptical figures and planned spring testing.

Chadwick Che Orl Mtv Ste. Sudleuberaus Chad Cape

Unclear Text Summary of Historic Notice

The readable content appears garbled with scattered fragments about housing, markets, and a farmer’s club. No clear events, dates, or named entities are extractable to form a solid newspaper item.

Obituary for Mrs Anna Kent of Thomson, 1842–1928

Mrs Anna Kent, born May 8 1842 in Yorkshire England, died November 5 1928 in Clinton Iowa at Mercy Hospital aged 86 years 5 months 26 days. She immigrated in 1852 with her parents to America, later married James L Kent in 1867. Survived by ten children twenty one grandchildren ten great grandchildren two sisters and one brother. Funeral held at Delia Melendy home Thomson with Rev Thomas Horton officiating. Burial at Dunshee Cemetery.

Annie George and Cordelia Pape Yorkshire England Mercy Hospital Clinton America Thomson James L. Kent Carthage Missouri Pittsburg Kansas Ned Althea Nimerick Wyman E. Kent Melissa Cole Vivian Barnes Sultana Guinn Delia Melendy Mary J. McGinty Sarah Groharing Mars Frank Carpenter Dora Bennett John Pape Flers Anna Kent Citton Thomas Horton St. John’s Episcopal Chuech Jacyue Bowers Mrs. Kent John Harold Melendy Lee Kent Meril Wright Laurence Williams Everett Hawkins

Local School Activities and Community Notices

At the new gym Tuesday November 13 P T A was held. Thursday November 15 musical program by Chadwick ladies under Thomson Grade School auspices. Friday November 16 basketball Thom son and Cordova. Wednesday November 28 union Thanksgiving service. Mrs. Madge Krusie, sick list, replaced by her mother Mrs. Jennie Wilt. Mrs. Minnie Whitney and Mrs Gertrude Picklum of Davenport spent Sunday with relatives. Mr and Mrs Austin Elliott of North Mt Carroll were Sunday visitors at Mr and Mrs Lloyd Smith.

Chadwick Ladies Thomson Thomson and Cordova Union Madge Krusie Don Hall Jennie Wilt Minnie Whitney Gertrude Picklum Davenport, Ta Austin Elliott North of Mt Carroll

Marriages in Our City and Peoria Land Marks

Ten years ago Miss Vaden Wess of our city wed Gerald Middleton of Morrison at First Congregational Church with attendants Thelma Bealema and Leo Wilt. Capron and Blaine charges assigned to Pastor Feldwich. Berneice Schade and Ben Dimmitt wed in Williamsfield Illinois as Rev Sipfle officiated at Peoria M E Church. The Review notes two missed issues due to illness of editors.

Vaden MO Knees Louis Wess Our City Gerald Middleton Morrison First Congregational Church George RL Cady Clinton Thelma Bealema Leo A Wilt Thomson W. S Feldwich Wate Capron Blaine Rockford Beloit Wise Feldwich Berneice Schade Ben Delbert Dimmitt Williamsfield Peoria Wm Sipfle M. E Seoard de Ehter Mis Jol Se Mgr James Prast

Argo News Briefs From Argo School To Pancake Supper

Argo school teacher Miss Isabelle Jones missed Monday due to illness. Mrs Rudolph Holm hosted the Five Hundred Club with prizes won by Mrs Ruth Flick first Mrs Margaret Libberton second and Mrs Gertrude Foltz third. Rev Logan of Chicago preached here Sunday. Mrs Hattie Kneale plans a visit with her daughter. Mrs Bert Nelson of Coeta, Mrs Amelia Smith rode with Rush Carroll to visit Mrs Melugin of Thomson. Mrs Allen Becker improving at Dixon hospital and homeward bound. Mr August Peters and Mr Herman Holm of Glinton visited Rudolph Form’s on Sunday. A pancake supper at Argo church Friday evening November 16. Ladies Home Economic Club meets Friday afternoon Nov 16. Miss Glendora Schade owns a newly installed radio.

Rudolph Holm Five Hundred Ruth Flick Margaret Libberton Gertrude Foltz

Red Cross Fund Drive Urged By President Coolidge

President Coolidge urges a boosted Red Cross roll call between Armistice Day and Thanksgiving. He notes the Hurricane relief in Porto Rico, the Virgin Islands, and Florida and cites 66 domestic and 22 foreign disasters aided by the Red Cross. A house-to-house drive heads Chadwick area led by Afi. W. Taylor and workers. shoppers Mrs. John Schade and Glendora were seen in Clinton.

Coolidge American National Cross John Burton Payne Red Cross Coolidyge United States American Red Cross Afi. W. TL. Tayior Chadw

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