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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1930
Page
2
Authorized notice states Mrs Pearl Jennings Stockman seeks the Democratic nomination for the 42d District in the primary on April 8 1930. The announcement names the candidate and party affiliation.
The Patoka Register announces Charlee F. Dew of Centralia as a candidate for Judge of Marion County subject to voters at the Primary on April 8 1930.
Salem candidate Wayne E. Young runs in the Marion County Democratic Primary on April 8 1930 for the county clerk post. His campaign appears in a county election notice urging voters to participate in the party primary.
Bliss E Loy of Effingham County announces as a Republican candidate for Representative of the 42nd Senatorial District subject to voters in the primary on Tuesday April 8 1930.
The Pateka Register publishes Powell Smith of Walnut Hill as a Republican candidate for Marion County Superintendent of Schools subject to the April 8 1930 Republican primary voters.
The Patoka Register announces J. W. McGlascon of Centralia as a Republican candidate for Sheriff of Marion County in the primary on April 8 1930. The paper also notes J. B. Camp of Salem seeks the Sheriff nomination in the same party and election.
William Kaelin of Centralia runs as Republican candidate in Marion county Sheriff race subject to voters in the April 8 1930 primary.
Centralia resident G. W. E. Griffin declares his run for Representative in the 42nd Illinois District. He seeks the Republican nomination in the primary on April 8, 1930, subject to voters.
The announcement names J Scott Keiseley as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for county superintendent of schools in Marion County Illinois subject to the April 8 1930 primary votes.
Asa McClelland and family spent a Monday evening with Edward Meridith and family. Many others, including the McClellands, Holtslaws, Rob insons and Day family, shared Sunday and midweek calls, dinners, and visits across Odin, Central City, Sandoval, Vandalia, and nearby towns with numerous relatives and friends.
Illinois and federal agriculture departments report on March 1 reserves, noting corn and wheat slightly below average while rye is low and barley higher than average. Agricultural statistician A. J. Surratt calls the survey, always of interest, a useful gauge of feed and grain availability.
February coal tonnage in Illinois fell from January's 6.59 million to 4.76 million tons as mines shut. Millhouse of the state Mines and Minerals Department notes 1929 February production reached 6.51 million tons. In 1930 February 49,580 miners averaged 15.4 days with six fatalities and 1,085 injuries. Lincoln Essay contest first prize goes to Takei Tojo of Tokyo Imperial University.
The annual contest by Japanese schoolchildren and college students sends 30 essays to Springfield where six are chosen. The top three receive medals and the next three receive honorable mentions. Paul M. Angle of Springfield chairs the judging committee.
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