Ownership of Thomson Review October 1 1945
Statement of Ownership for the Thomson Review weekly at Thomson Illinois for October 1 1945 lists K C Whitney as editor H G Stagg as publisher and business manager, ownership by H G Stagg, no bondholders or mortgagees, sworn before Notary Clarence Bolhous on October 4 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doe Saunders
H. G
Kenneth Whitney
Thomson
Ilinois
Thomason
Illinois
Thomson Review
Congress
K. C. Whitney
H. G. Stagg
Thomson, II
List of residents and dates from Chadwick and nearby towns
A roster of names including Beatrice Tripp Thomson Bruce Groharing Thomson Ione Robinson Shannon Esther Anglese Albany and many others across Chadwick Milledgeville Lanark Mt Carroll Clinton and Freeport dated Monday Oct 11 through Sunday Oct 7. The text also includes a brief joke exchange about Pi-eyed Pete and attire remarks.
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Beatrice Tripp
Thomson
Bruce Groharing
Ione Robinson
Shannon
Esther Anglese
Albany
George E. Doden
Chadwick
Alvin Queckboerner
Randall Linker
Lanark
Gary Kent Strauch
W. W. Zuck
Robert Bushman
Milledgeville
Keith Burkholder
Mt. Carroll
Karen Lynne Sweesey
Clinton
Rhea Jean Schreiner
R. C. Butterbaugh
Vila Royer
Billy Dresbach
Lyle Williams
Harvey Marshall
Fay Groharing
Carroll
Grace Hartman
Freeport
Edna Merkle
Los Angeles
Calif
Ervin Elliott
Armand D. Stover
Frank Badtke
Henry Daehler
Hubert Hoffman
Charles Curley
Dick Valk
Morrison
Viola Weber
Stanley J. Misiewicz
Catherine Goble
Harold Elliott
Onne Heeren
Floyd Tripp
Franklin W. Picking
Rush Carroll
Dolores Bittner
Joe Pessman
Lawrence Taylor
Jean Stone
Orlo Meyers
Frank Deets
J. P. Royer
Rose Lotz
Franklin A. Stransky
Savanna
Angeline Imel
James Max Sauer
C. F. Moon
Sunfish recipes and a waterfowl hunt pact in midwest notes
The article shares quirky sunfish recipes from Mrs. Bierman and Mrs. Stassen as well as a US cross-state waterfowl hunting agreement between Illinois and Iowa outlining license rules and seasonal dates. It also mentions Missouri quail counts and a Colorado survey showing changing game populations nationwide.
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Illinois
Mississippi River
Mississippi
Iowa
Colorado Game and Fish Department
North Central
Housewife Shifts Poultry Market Toward Smaller Turkeys
In a weekly Poultry Raisers column, Frank Priebe notes the army’s withdrawal from turkey purchases shifts market power to housewives. Demand favors smaller turkeys around 12 to 15 pounds and heavier chickens, while 25-pound birds and light springs lose value. Midwestern producers see premium for roasting-size birds as normal price relations stabilize. The trend hinges on consumer choice and willingness to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
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the Thomson Review
the Village Echo
Thomson Broadax
Carroll County
Joe
Pete
Bill
Witney
Hubby
Smith
Jones
A. M. Potts
O. D
J. H. Potts & Son
Main Ave
Clinton, la
Bernie Bierman
University of Minnesota
Marine Corps
Verne E. Joslin
Minnesota State Tourist Bureau
Harold E. Stassen
Joslin
Minnesota
Mrs. Stassen
Ute
Missouri
Frank Priebes
Letter Poultry
Army
Percales
Mackinaws
Eeeeee Outfitters
Morrison, III
Stransdale
Savanna, Ill
Ecessary
Northwestern Illinois Gas
T. J. Lahey
Old Line Reserve Insurance
10Th Ave
Fulton
Ae Oal
Blass Clothing Store
Winkler
Times Theater
D. R. Miller
Optometrist
Lincolnway
Fulton, Ilinois
Bender Music Co
South Second Street
Clinton, Iowa
Gent’s Furnishings
Blass Clothing
JE WesseLeCo
Morrison, Ill
Your Spencer
Phoebe Collogan
W. North St
Savanna Finance Co
J. G. Short
Mer
Main Street
Lawrence A. Smith
Nat’l Bank Building
Tae
E. H. Gholson
D. C. Palmer
Dial
Tf Clinton
Backer
Wagner
Fifth Ave
G. W. Blohm Chiropractor
4Th Ave. S
Clinton, Ia
Jobs
Proost’s Shops
Bob and
Smoker
Gus A. Brumer, Jr
Western Union
W. H. Foster
Wilson Bldg
D. J. Doyle
Tucker
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