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Newspaper

Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1922

Page

8

Executrix Notice Estate of George N Melendy Deceased

Margaret Melady executrix announces appointment to settle the estate of George N Melendy late of Carroll County Illinois. She will appear at Carroll County Court Mount Carroll during the November Term to adjust claims and all creditors must present their demands and settle debts promptly. Attorney A F Winger is acting for the executrix.

George N. Melendy County of Carroll Tlinois Carroll County Mount Carroll Margaret Melady A. F. Winger

Auto Talk and a Night at the Pastor's Surprise Party

Garratt Bolhow and family attended the surprise party for Rev John Maseling at the Christian Reform church in Fulton Tuesday night. About three hundred people were present and he was gifted $175 in gold as token of appreciation. Friday the K P and Pythian sisters plan a joint meeting with lodge reports and a viewing of fine views followed by luncheon. Mrs John Schade, ill with la grippe, is improving and their daughter Mrs Demmick has returned home.

Garratt Bolhows John Maseling Christian Reform Church Fulton K. of P’s Pythian Sisters Grand Lodge John Schade Demmick

Card Of Thanks For Frank Dyson Death

The family thanks friends for support after the death of Frank Dyson. Appreciation is extended to those who assisted with the singing, including Mrs. Alice Atchison Mrs. N E Pape and Mrs. W Peterkin.

Frank Dyson Alice Atchison N. E. Pape W. Peterkin

Administrator's Notice Estate of C Frank Melendy Deceased

Administrator Joseph A Melendy gives notice of appearance before Carroll County Court at Mt Carroll during December Term on the First Monday. He asks all persons with claims against the estate to present them. Dated October 6 1922. Attorney John R Connell?

C. Frank Melendy Carroll County Mt. Carroll Joseph A. Melendy John R. Connell

Death of Mrs Harris Acknowledged by Family in Ashland

Mrs Harris mother of Frank and Isey Brown died Monday after a cancer illness. She recently arrived at Frank Browns home from Ashland Illinois. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 2 PM at the Christian Church with Rev Clemens officiating and burial in Dunshee cemetery.

Ills and travel noted in rural community column

Harry Marsinagh was taken suddenly ill and underwent appendicitis surgery in Savanna with reports he is recovering. Rev Feldwisch visited Thomson en route to Conference with Rev Halloway of savanes and Lex River pastor work. Illinois leads rural routes at 2,621 covering 70,174 miles. Ohio and Missouri follow. Mrs Clemens, wife of Rev J.T. Clemens, left for Charleston II for treatment and indefinite stay. R L Fuller and wife depart for Chicago for grand lodge Masonic session and visit Fuller's parental home at Alpha Illinois. George Kauffmann and sisters Harriet and Thrilby travel to southern Iowa to Burlington Sperry and Columbus Junction for a week.

Harry Marsinagh Savanna Harry Feldwisch Thomson Halloway Savanes Lex River Illinois Ohio Missour Iowa Texas Pennsylvania Kansa New York R. L. Fuller Chicago George Kauffmann Harriet Thrilby Iow Burlington Sperry Columbus Junction

Conservation rules modernize bear game limits in BC

New British Columbia game regulations tighten bear hunting, prohibiting trapping and limiting the season to three bears. The measures aim to protect scarce bears and boost wildlife protection. Bounties rise on panthers to 40 dollars, timber wolves 25, crows and magpies 20 cents each, and bighorn sheep and snowy owls one dollar each.

British Columbia

Purebred Bull Calves and Dairy Herd Improvement

A dairyman’s view shows the value of purebred sires for herd improvement. Despite their value, 73,000 purebred dairy bull calves were killed for veal or fattened for beef in 1918. A USDA dairy division chart illustrates the fate of purebred calves in 1915, with Tel Stein Friesland etc. figures.

Monte Carlo Dairy Division United States Department of Agriculture

Dairy cattle register losses and scrub bull waste

The 2018 dairy sire losses show Jersey registers 30 000 cows and 12 000 bulls a drop of 18 000 purebreds, with Guernsey and Ayrshire also shrinking. An estimated five scrub bulls exist for every purebred, while USDA experts say replacing scrub bulls with purebreds would raise average dairy production. A likely cause is an underdeveloped distribution system for better genetics.

Jersey Guernsey Ayrshire United States Department of Agriculture

Thunderstorms Sour Milk

Farmers worry milk will sour during storms but authorities explain souring stems from bacteria and warmth. Sterilized milk and milk kept on ice resist souring, while thunderstorms raise temperatures that boost bacteria growth between chillings.

Benefits of Silage Acids in Animal Diets

The acidity of silage, mainly from lacic acid formed during fermentation, aids digestion by regulating bowels and reducing putrefactive processes in the intestines. This favors animal health and is attributed to silage acids.

Fragmented Advice on Diet and Appearance from Old Text

The fragment discusses washing a separator, eating roughage for a calf, and how neatness in personal appearance affects visitors. It reads like stray notes on diet and decorum with unclear context and scattered phrases.

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Clinton National Bank Clinton Mel. C.coan E. A. Young. V. PI Alert B. Rathbun A. F. Bohson General Banking Glinton Savings Bank C, C. Coan C.H. Young F. A. Wadle A F.johnson E. A. Young Albers Rathbun Sixth Avenue Second Street G.H Thompson Edward Robbins & Co de. G. P Hendricks Allizon Building Mary Asagner F. E. Melugin Drs M. Grogres C. McMahon Vincent Bell McMahon & Bell Attorneys AT Law Allison Block Thomson Lodge No. 559 R.l.faber W. M.C. H. Jenkins Mt.Carroll Independent Black 143 Mutual X. C. H. Elliott D. V.M Mt. Carroll, Illinois Will-Knight Pathfinder Paige Cole Smaltz Bros Army Coods J. S. McGinnis Daipy Nores Bam Europe Rodetezet Rosie Cooper Gladys Walton Carl Laemmle David Butler the Wise Kid Rosie Freddie The New Literary Digest Just Out Saub Pollard Francke & Switzer
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