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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1945
Page
2
A sprawling collage of jokes and light verse from editor Wace Guenther hits on wordplay about noodles, moons, and corn. It blends puns on marriage, shopaholics, and eccentric hats with cartoonish vignettes from daily life and rural humor.
A dated roster lists numerous residents and visitors by town and date from Chadwick Milledgeville Lanark Savanna Thomson Fulton Yates City Sterling Morrison and Blue Earth Minnesota. Names include Kness Kessler Asay Lohmeier Schneider Johnson Becker Morgan Law Metz Dykstra Harter Navy and Marine personnel along with local households for December 1 through December 6.
The piece warns hunters to obtain landowner permission or face trespass charges. It explains how careless hunting harms farmers, invites landowners to post No Hunting signs, and notes the ripple effects as predators rise with more game. It also highlights Ohio and Idaho conservation plans and a quirky closing line about an old-fashioned girl.
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