Thomson local weekly publication notice
Second class matter at Thomson post office Newfoundland under the 1879 act. Issued each Thursday with a yearly price of 2.50 dollars.
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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1954
Page
2
Second class matter at Thomson post office Newfoundland under the 1879 act. Issued each Thursday with a yearly price of 2.50 dollars.
A long list of residents from Carroll County with birthday notices for September 11 through 15. Names include Virgil Tomman Warren Quinter Stitzel Shannon Joyce Queckboerner Joan Queckboerner Robert Smith Joseph Spencer Robert Woodin Eugene Crofton Hanaford Bushman Billie Groharing George Mintke Henry Engelking Mabel Hoy Isabel Maxwell Wm Harfman Arnold Hartman Wilmer LaShelle Ervin Schreiner Homer Geison Joseph Craig Pearl Fish Lester Roberts William Nelson Donald Sweitzer Paul Grim Herbert Spearman Chas Deets Gordon Nesemeier Helen Bryson Orville Diehl Helen Zink Marvin Mest Edward Smith Wayne Emnyre Dee St Ores Janice Cheek Elizabeth Poffenberger Ray Isenhart Earl McIntyre Hazel Stagg Donald Frazier Jack Demaree Kimbro Shake Jay Vogel Hazel Jones Paul Diffenderfer Thelma Hardacre Rex Milroy Charles Noble Kenneth Kniss Jerry Welch Barbara Hill Donald Knorr and others.
Seed salesmen push Clintafe oats while newer Clintland and Clinton crosses show better yields in DeKalb tests. College plots report Clintland 63.5 bu/ac and Clintafe 57.7 bu/ac with rust notes. Silage guidance covers when to cut corn, silo prep, wall repairs, and cattle stall sizes with a study from West Virginia on stall effects. Open invite to Sinnissippi farms for forestry learning next Monday.
The article promotes spinning gear as ideal for beginners and youths. It praises ease of learning and durability, noting the Tiny Torpedo surface bait as versatile for a 10 year old. It claims spinning outfits cost little more than cane poles and offer ongoing thrill without fatigue for long casts.
The notice lists game species with season dates and bag limits. Daves and Squirrel have daily limits and possession limits with sunrise and sunset times. Rabbit Quail and Pheasant share opening day rules. Duck and Goose limits apply October 22 to December 15 with specific limits and Canada goose restriction.
The excerpt discusses fly rod casting and bait use, noting lighter artificial lures and distance advantages. It also includes a county notice from Carroll County Illinois about the annual meeting at Mt Carroll Court House on September 14 1954 with claims due by September 9 1954.
J. W. Lathers visited Kings for the weekend after operating a rock crusher nearby. Richard Flickinger, recently employed at Wheaton, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Flickinger. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kimmel plan a northern vacation within ten days. Local horsemen will ride in the Shannon Labor Day parade and compete for prizes. Mrs. LaVerne Allum of near Pearl City was a Lanark business caller Saturday. The Lott family moved from the Wm. Kramer residence to a newly purchased property from Mrs. Cora Shilling.
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