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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1934
Page
6
A fragmented grocery item list shows items like Always Fresh Roasted Long Shred coffee and Irish tissue. Mentions 1 pound Can Tall Can priced at 23 cents and other bulk goods with minimal readable pricing.
Thomson locals share weekend visits across several nearby towns. The column lists numerous guests and hosts including Graves of Salvanna, Bower, Oakley, Appel near Milledgeville, Shaver near Morrison, and Merritt of Mt Carroll. It notes church and civic events, a convention trip by Rev W G Aitken, and ongoing community chatter.
Argoon Warfield shipped stock to Chicago over three nights with Mrs McCullough visiting from Morrison. A petition to keep Bernard Isonrad as manager circulates for condensary officials. Holm family spent weekend at the fair. Shredding begins for season, corn to feed. Dyson returns to school after appendicitis. Russell Tallman seeks vote for County Treasurer in November. Tuberculosis kills about 75 000 annually in the US per the Tilɔtis Tuberculosis Association. A sixpence between teeth reputed to cure seasickness. A convict escaped before execution. his wife was to meet him at the prison gate.
Fragmented items list social visits sales and church events across Morrison Fulton and Ipswich with names of residents and guests. Includes a campaign pledge by Russell Fallman for Carroll County Treasurer promising efficiency audits and taxpayer focus.
Report of the condition of Thomson State Bank at the close of business May 2, 1934. It lists resources totaling 241,052.51 and liabilities of 241,052.51 including deposits, capital stock, surplus, and loans secured by pledge details. Signed by cashier A. Sheridan, with notary Public Glendora Schade. Also includes miscellaneous local notices and a political candidate statement from Russell Tallman.
The snippet features playful banter about a birthday gift and a victory joke from a coach. It includes light classroom humor about jobs and office work and ends with a fact-like line noting tuberculosis as a leading disease compared to diphtheria and infantile paralysis.
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The piece argues that a farm telephone cuts uncertainty by enabling quick calls to town marketing groups or neighbors. It stresses that phones prevent losses, boost profits, and are vital in emergencies, urging farms to obtain telephone service.
FHA now offers seasonal payment loans to finance winter farm upgrades across buildings, land, equipment, and commercial setups. Projects include repainting and new floors, silos, storage sheds, insulation, irrigation, fencing, wells, manure pits, bridges, and roadfront markets. Modernizing dairy, poultry, and beekeeping facilities plus roadside sale facilities are highlighted for increased efficiency, health, and market value.
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