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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1927
Page
4
A terse market note references the phrase ee New Era per bushel indicating a likely commodity pricing discussion. Analysts consider possible implications for futures and local trade, though exact figures are not provided.
Multiple short items advertise sales trades and rentals in Patoka area. Entries include livestock jacks bulls cows and stallions. farm posts hedge posts and equipment. seeds plants and poultry including full blooded Holsteins Indian Runner ducks and Leghorns. oils lime sulfur and dormant spray. rental of residence and vacant lots. lost auto tire. exchanges and terms noted for J. M. Etchison Louie Wasem Walter Parks and others.
Judge C H Jenkins resigns as Illinois director of public welfare with Roy W Ide named successor. Governor Small cites loss of a conscientious official. Illinois issues 975000 auto licenses up 33 from 1926. Illinois League of Women Voters pushes reform measures including a women’s reformatory with $300000 in funding. Pardons on 149 cases announced with wide regional distribution. The moron bill seeks a segregated colony for mentally defective offenders. Gasoline tax endorsed. a bill to shorten sessions advances. Armour Grain trading suspensions and Chicago Board of Trade probes trigger legislative responses.
Discussion centers on drafting grain futures taxation for school funds and Senator Searcy's bill for semi annual tax payments. Downstate opposition emerges in Senate Revenue Committee, with amendments likely. McCluggage bill aims at four year voter registration, with election officials urging limits on latitude. Dixon Devine Bracken Dixson law firm forms. Emmerson returns from Florida. Sanitary District warned against favors.
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