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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1926
Page
7
The store advertises a complete line of up to date dry goods in Patoka including rayon silks satin crepes broadcloth tub silks and linens with Spring colors. It promotes low prices high market prices paid for produce and new patterns in ginghams and percal es and features silk hose mercerized hose and sea stich pineapple rib hose with children's hosiery and playful brand names.
We announce Lucian Beasley of Salem as a Republican candidate for Sheriff in Marion County subject to the April primary. J Lem Ballance of Salem seeks Sheriff in Marion County under the Democratic primary in April. J C Duncan of Centralia and Harvey D Mays of Salem also announce for Sheriff. Jesse Vursell of Salem enters Marion County Sheriff race subject to the Republican primary on April 13, 1926.
We announce W. H. Hamp Betts of Salem as a candidate for county clerk of Marion county subject to the Democrat Primary on April 13 1926. Wayne E Young of Salem is named as a candidate for nomination for County Clerk on the Democratic ticket subject to voters at the April Primary. Bert Deadmond of Odin is a candidate for County Clerk of Marion County subject to the Republican Primary on April 18 1926.
The document announces Miss Hattie Blair as a candidate for the Marion County County Superintendent of Schools, seeking the Republican nomination subject to voter will at the primaries.
Charles F. Patterson declares candidacy for Marion County Judge subject to the Republican Primary on April 13 1926. W Basil Wilson also seeks the Marion County judgeship under the same primary date and party conditions.
County Treasurer candidate T. E. Irvin of Patoka seeks the office of Marion County Treasurer subject to the Democrat Primary on April 13, 1926. He runs in the party contest to win the nomination.
George J. Bauer of Effingham Illinois seeks a seat in the State Legislature from the 42nd District in the Democratic Primary set for April 13, 1926. The filing outlines Bauer as a candidate subject to party decision.
George C. Krug, longtime Kaskaskia Township resident, announces his candidacy for Fayette County treasurer in the Democratic primary to be held Tuesday April 13 1926.
An advertisement asserts Hall’s Catarrh Medicine relieves catarrh deafness by a two component system an ointment for local inflammation and an internal tonic that acts on the blood to restore mucous membranes Cheney Co Toledo Ohio has sold it for over forty years.
Local notes report Patoka shoppers and visits by J W Alexander and J E Cooper. Altoms advertises groceries, seeds, shoes and Easter specials while residents discuss politics and crops. W Basil Wilson visits.-meas leather gloves and candy promotions appear. meals and seeds dominate the section.
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