Legend of Patoka Name From Native Chief Patoka
Reader Roxie Snyder submits a poem explaining how Patoka got its name. The legend features Chief Patoka and his Iroquois warriors living near streams, tepees, and wigwams in Illinois. It recalls hunting, herbs, and a buried chief whose spirit roams the prairie and woods at night.
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Roxie Snyder
Patoka
iChief Patoka
Chief Patoka
Illinois
Worked his 55th District Bond in four counties
The note covers political activity in the 55th District Bond effort spanning Clinton Effingham Fayette and Marion Counties. It mentions campaigning and legislative steps affecting the bond measure within these counties and the district.
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Bond, Clinton, Effingham, Fayette and
Marion Counties
Three Rules for a Good Cup of Coffee
The article states three essentials for a good cup: choose your preferred brand and grind, measure coffee and water consistently, and keep the coffee pot impeccably clean. Modern cleansers like Old Dutch make quick work of stains so stale flavors won’t taint your brew.
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Legend OF
Patoka ‘By
Leslie M. Griffin
L. C. Combe
The
General Assembly
Way
University of Illinois
Chicago
Chicago Crime Commission
Capone
Greenville
Illinois Bar Association
Bond County Bar Association
Southwestern Electric Co-op
REA
Presbyterian Church
American Legion
Farm Bureau, Kiwanis, A. F. & A. M., Odd_ Fellows, Scottish Rite, Shrine
Childrens
Patoka, Illinois
Coos
Warren E. Wright
Wright
Farthing
Southern
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