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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1935
Page
4
School census lists 1011 pupils in rural districts with numerous teachers and class counts across many districts. The record names multiple teachers by district, noting numbers of boys and girls per class and total pupils in each location.
County spelling bee scheduled for December 7 with rules on age, grade, and eligibility. The article notes that participants must be under 16 before January 1, 1936 and not graduates of eighth grade, with judges final on all decisions.
New C H Plan Js Announced outlines a 35 cent per bushel base for land taken in corn production. It includes silage corn in the base, uses appraisal methods for equitable adjustments, and was approved after a conference with AAA officials and agricultural college representatives in Washington.
Real estate notes refer to William Herlehy and others transferring property to George W South in Savanna Merton’s addition Lot 2. The text also mentions Front et al to Sva Wan Ramson T lots 2 and ant pity. The fragmentary passage ends with an asides about a rose par asol shower and older women.
The report quotes Schaffer alleging the legislature failed to pay a $7,000,000 school arrearage from a $21,000,000 biennial appropriation. He says the governor and administration blocked payments, and teachers may join in political action to enforce constitutional obligations.
Fragmentary page note discusses government economy, banks, and looming risks with references to enforcement challenges. Mentions Thanksgiving day play, reader reviews, and uneasy public sentiment about financial strain and political action. Names and clear details are obscured by the damaged text.
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