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Newspaper

Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1948

Page

6

Weekend Visit Highlights Amid Regional Gatherings

Robert Smith of Macomb spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Lloyd Smith. Dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Blaine Smith and Geraldine at Mt Carroll. Mrs O Dell of Clinton visited Mrs Hattie Rawlins. Dan Sack and family shared Sunday dinner at the Sacks' Dixon home. Charles Hogg dined with son in law and daughter Wm Price at Delmar. Mrs John Klett visited sister Hayes Frazier in Ogema Wisconsin.

Robert Smith Macomb Lloyd Smith Geraldine Blaine Smith Mt. Carroll O'Dell Clinton Hattie Rawlins Dan Sack Ed Sack Dixon Charles Hogg Wm. Price Delmar John Klett Hayes Frazier Ogema Wis Charles Missens Morrison Henry Young

Farmers urged to boost soil yields amid price drop

Chicago reports warn farmers that grain and livestock price slides may persist. The Middle West Soil Improvement Committee says hedging against low prices means maximizing yields per acre through sound soil management, diverse rotations, liming, and steady use of phosphates, potash, and manures. Mr. and Mrs. Orval Blackert visited Sterling for Sunday dinner with the Blackerts.

Chicago Middle West Soil Improvement Committee

Meteorites Survive Entry Only When Large

Most earth bound meteorites burn up in the atmosphere leaving no ground impact. Those that do strike the surface were significantly larger above the air limits than at the moment they landed, indicating substantial loss of mass during descent.

Illinois corn shipment sets early grading record at St Louis

A shipment of No 4 white corn with 18.5 percent moisture arrived at the St Louis market on Sept 8. Arnold Benson says it’s the earliest date such high quality corn has been received at that terminal. Illinois corn progress and a large harvest are noted across the state. Governor Green releases 104719 for Decatur and Danville airport projects. Vermilion airport authority gets 44719 for ongoing construction. August oil production peaks at 178000 barrels daily, totaling about 5514000 barrels for the month, with 217 wells completed after drilling around early August. Dr Cross reports a drop in deaths from contagious diseases in the first half of the year.

St. Clair County St. Louis Arnold P. Benson Illinois Dwight H. Green Decatur Danville Decatur Park District Decatur Municipal Vermilion County Ilinois State Geological Survey

Local Social Roundup From Morrison and Albany

Thomson briefed Mr and Mrs Steve Dornbush hosted by Mr and Mrs John Anglese in Albany Sunday. Morrison visitors included Mr and Mrs Richard Badtke and others stopping by Irrank Badtke home Monday. Betty Blair and Bob Fellows of Morrison visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Joe Blair. Willard Ballard and Taul Smith families enjoyed afternoon calls. Glendora Schade returned to Thomson State Bank after vacation. Sylvia Dykstra entered Davenport Business College. Ralph Hoover of Clinton visited Bert Stainbrook Sunday. Cleworth of Clinton called on Clarence Appel. Frank Smith and family spent Sunday in Mt Carroll with Mrs Fether Neuschwanger. Grace Appel and her son visited Clarence Appel Monday.

Steve Dornbush John Anglese Albany Richard Badtke Irrank Badtke Morrison Betty Blair Bob Felows Joe Blair Willard Ballard Taul Smith Glendora Schade Thomson State Bank Sylvia Dykstra Davenport Business College Davenport Owa Ralph Hoover Clinton Bert Stainbrook Cleworth Clarence Appel Frank Smith Mt. Carroll Fether Neuschwanger Grace Appel Son

Illinois first half 1948 shows big drop in deaths and births

Mortality fell by over five hundred lives from 2 949 to 2 ?49 in the first half of 1948 with marked gains in respiratory diseases. Tuberculosis deaths dropped, pneumonia deaths declined, and influenza fell. Infant and maternal mortality eased with births totaling 83 297, 10 970 fewer than 1947 first half. Exess births minus deaths stood at 37 538 versus 46 600 last year.

Illinois Roland R. Cross Eee

Davenport Visitors Attend Local Homes This Weekend

Mr and Mrs George Schultz and children from Davenport visited Saturday and Sunday in the homes of Mr and Mrs Clarence Aypel and Mrs Vera Martindale. Mr and Mrs Albert Perry and grandson Arthur were Sunday visitors in the home of their son George Perry and family at Sterling Tl. Mrs Vera Martindale and Mrs Robert Emmert were Davenport callers Sunday evening. Ford Grim is driving a new green Ford.

George Schultz Davenport Clarence Aypel Vera Martindale Albert Perry Arthur George Perry Sterling Robert Emmert Ford Grim

Sandridge Homecoming at Sandridge School Sunday

The Sandridge School hosts an alumni Homecoming on Sunday September 26 inviting all former students and teachers to attend.

Sandridge Sandridge School

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