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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1933
Page
6
The notice outlines classifieds spread across four publications with advertiser exposure in Carrell Whiteside and Tock counties. Ads depend on service charge and territory, with printing deadlines and one incorrect insertion noted. It also references Moments Cement and a discussion on anarchistic principles and social doctrines.
Fragmented ad copy references poetry effects on the soul and lists sale bills printed on yellow manilla paper. It notes 50 sheets for $84.50 and 159 sheets for $5.50 each, with larger lots at $6 to $7 per 100, inviting readers to visit Reflex for more information and orders.
Auction sales set for Saturday October 7 at Denni gone Blyck Hear on Route 30 four miles south of Savanna and five miles north of Thomson Il sale starts 140 Lom and includes mules horses farm machinery and a large quantity of ail Tahds of farm machinery. SHERIFFS FARM SALE A public sale will be held on the Chishelm farm five miles south of Lanark on Monday October 9 starting at 10 oclock. Items include 560 head of shoats 30 head of cattle value grain 200 acres of corn and machinery. Harry L Skiter. Seectee
Apple River hosts a baseball day with Chicago Cubs star Hartnett slated to catch for Apple River. Pat Malone and Leroy Hermann of the Cubs will accompany him as Dazzy Rheemstead handles pitching. Johnny Donad from Aurora and Hewitt of Falls River Valley league will also be involved. Game starts at 3:30 p.m. with a subsequent dance after the contest.
Fragment provides oddly garbled notes on Illinois duck hunting dates and proposed feeding regulations. It mentions open seasons, impacts on workers dependent on duck feeding, and a shift in migratory patterns, with references to regulatory effects and regional conditions.
A public sale at the Stock Pens in Milledgeville Illinois offers 26 head of Entera Good Draft mares and geldings aged 2 to 6 years, weighing 1200 to 1500 pounds, most broke to work. 90 head of Jersey Guernsey dairy cattle, some springers and purebred heifers, plus 40 long yearling feeding steers. Cash terms, viewing before sale Saturday. E Colliflower and Harry E. will conduct. invoice details forthcoming.
The governor issues a proclamation calling a special session to address emergency relief funding, public works like sewage systems, and authority to enact or repeal laws governing bonds, municipal and school districts, and federal programs under the 1933 and 1938 acts. The session aims to fund relief, extend infrastructure, and set budget rules for the extraordinary meeting.
Public notice announces regulations for taking migratory waterfowl under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act. The daily bag limits for ducks are reduced, seasons run Oct 1 to sunset, and additional rules apply. The notice references the federal precedence over state law and is signed by Acting Director C.F. Trempson of the Department of Conservation, September 28, 1933.
An article recalls historic hunting grounds near the Merjedoca and the Great Swamp, describing early duck season traditions, changes in bag limits, and the drift of waterfowl from traditional wetlands due to drainage and land reclamation. It notes the shift from abundant, seasonal hunting to modern restrictions and the ongoing effort to conserve birds and habitat.
The Med Head Gen Club and local sportsmen lease swamp lands along the Mississippi near Meredosia from area farmers for annual hunting. Quarters near Clinton and Peoria are listed with several landowners contributing, as state laws regulate adjoining open periods for nonresidents. The hunt draws interest from local residents and reflects a sport with enduring appeal.
The article suggests the barrier reef off Australia’s coast near Queensland may be the world’s largest. It notes the reef’s extent and possibility of surpassing other known reef systems, reflecting scientific and geographic debate of the period.
A rough manuscript lists recipes for Sppetizing fishes and vegetable relishes. It includes directions for Greaim Slaw with shredded cabbage, sugar, vinegar, and oil, plus Mixed Pickle with cucumbers, cauliflower, peppers, and turmeric. Additional notes describe Pickled Peppers and Ripe Pepper Relish with chopped peppers, sugar, and vinegar.
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