Local and Personal News From Patoka Area
Local notes on Burpee seeds and garden plants offered by Louie Wasem's and B O Crossing. Includes piano lessons, alumni gathering at Patoka High School library, visits by St Louis and Chicago residents, shopping specials at Altom's, and various family and community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burpee
Louie Wasem’s
Artin
Sue
Will Schroeder
Orville
Schroeder
St Louis
Glenn Merryman
Maron
Patoka
J. R. Wasem
George Wasem
C. M. Rogier
Carl Meador
St. Louis
Classified Ads Condensed Notice Batch
Listings include hay and straw buyers. Shearing services offered in Patoka and Shobonier. Furniture bargains at Geo E Raines Stores with delivery and cash discounts. Also available farm rental near the city and cattle for sale in Fairfield and surrounding areas. Readers may contact H E Fouste, Talmadge Outhouse, Harlan Goff, Ed Stephens, Tony Ruggles, Wilbur Chandler, Roy Frailey, and C V Bowen for specifics.
Cardinals to Host Pirates in Three-Game Set at Home
The world champion St Louis Cardinals meet the Pittsburgh Pirates for a three game series at Sportsman's Park April 26 27 and 28. Starters likely include Hallahan Walker Dizzy Dean and Paul Dean. Pirates boast batting leaders Waner Traynor Vaughan and Padden with Babe Herman in the outfield. First pitch Friday at 3 pm with Saturday and Sunday games at 2 30 pm.
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St. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburg Pirates
Red Birds
Pirates
Frankie Frisch
Pittsburg
Frisch
Bill Hallahan
Bill Walker
Dizzy
Paul Dean
Cardinals
Babe Herman
Chicago
Herman
Pirate
Paul Waner
Pie Traynor
Arkie Vaughan
Tom Padden
Waner
Traynor
Guy Bush
Jim Wieaver
Cubs
Waite Hoyt
Red Lucas
Lefty Birkofer
Sportsman’s Park
Sugdy
Sportman’s Park
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
New York
Cincinnati
Brick School Frank Galbreth Return Home Mentioned
An incomplete clipping notes Frank Galbreth’s return home on Tuesday night following an unspecified event at Brick School. Limited readable text prevents full context or outcome.
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Frank Galbreth
Sunday Gatherings In Local Families Near Hoots Chapel
The report notes visits and calls around Hoots Chapel area including Mrs Pearl Bran and children entertained at her parents home and several local families such as the Kretzer and Adams clans visiting neighbors. It mentions Mrs Kretzer’s health status and a funeral in Odin with burial at Kinmundy cemetery, plus visits by Everett and Clifford Kretzer to Buddy Gellettman.
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Kennedy Simcox
Chicago
Joe Simcox
Allom
Marcus Cox
Margaret Ballance
St. Louis
Peters
Alcom’s
Reba Gray R. N
Jacksonville ‘State ‘Hospital
Anna Pugh
Centralia
Altom
Elston Gren
Kinmundy
Altoms
Alice Murfin
Kathryn Mallory
Big Can Armours Pork & Beans
Altom’s
Satterlee Motor Co
Sandoval
Katie’ Nattier
Harvey Smith
Evelyn
Decatur
Charles Humes
Fannie Chandler
Georgia Wickersham
Vandalia Hospital
Marion Spurgeon
Champaign
S. M. Spurgeon
Lloyd Slocum
James Doty
Ev. S. M. Spurgeon
Kentucky
Tennessee
Carl 'Ance Nd
Assumption and
Lisle Simcox
Ghostnuts
Penenn
Hy’ Hurd
Barbara Gene’ Branch
Mildred. Adams
Dycus
Alma
Ray Kretzer
Bruce Peters
Sons
Michigan
Eli Palmer
Fred .Kirgan
Dennis Branch
George Nicholson
Odin
Everett
Clifford Kretzer
Buddy Gettleman
Card of Thanks from the Brasel/Hanna Lovell family
We express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness during our mother's illness and death. Appreciation for flowers and for Rev Lovell and others who offered music and comforting words from the family of Leland Brasel Ross Hanna and Rev Lovell.
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Leland Brasel
Ross Hanna
Rev
Lovell
Patoka Township Supervisor reports 1934 35 funds and disbursements
C M Rogier reports receipts and expenditures for Patoka Township funds for the year ending March 26 1935. Receipts include balances and taxes from Eva A Black and Vanderlia Township funeral refund. Disbursements cover medical services funerals auditing and road work with totals around 1200 dollars and a remaining balance of 3.28. Also records Road and Bridge Fund receipts and disbursements with numerous labor and material items totaling about 1377.48 receipts and 1200 plus disbursements.
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C. M. Rogier
Patoka
Bal. Bro’t. Ford
Eva A. Black
Vandalia
Wayne Young
Jeounty
Dr. Hall
St. Mary’s Hospital
Geo. Ballance
W. H. Cain
T. F. Haley
Lem Meador
Patoka Register
J. N. Lawson
Cos
Patoka Township
Mthe Road
Bal
Frank Powell
Halbrook
E. Bergy
E. Morgan
F. Jarrett
W. Chandler
Labor
Pato How. Co
Mdse
T. W. Oates
O. Doolen
H. Peddicord
D. Thompson
Knight
C. Johnson
C. Eppa
B. Refine
H. Chandler
W.W. Chandler
L. Leninger
L. Wae
G. Walker
C. Bobbitt
A. Halbrook
S. bin
L., Bates
R. Hayes
P. Wadking
J. Son
G. Chanbor
F. Eaglin
Abendroth
PF. Quayle
Rogier Botanic Notes and Balance Recorded
Vat grading at $35.00 and total story balance 31 cents on hand. C M Rogier recorded in botanical notes with initials.
Farmers vow to resist return to ruinous prices and taxes
Parl Smith of Minors Agricultural Association repudiates rumors that Eastern textile and corn belt farmers oppose the processing tax under the Agricultural Adjustment Act. He argues the tax is sacred to farmers as tariffs are to business and that more than 3,500,000 American farmers have benefited, warning dire consequences if enemies of agriculture succeed.
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Parl
Smith
Minors Agricultural Association
Corn Hog Adjustment Meets Processing Support
The text references an adjustment effective March 1926 affecting corn and hogs and mentions processing support related to basic crops. It implies producers and users in the Agricultural Act context but the readable fragments are unclear.
Milk Price Increase Reported for March in St Louis Territory
Milk checks sent last week reflect a price rise for March in the St. Louis territory. M. E. Bone of Vandalia says Class T milk averaged $1.70 for days 1-4 and $1.84 for the rest of March, a 14 cent net increase due to the St. Louis Milk License amendment.
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St. Louis
St.’ Louis
M. E. Bone
Vandalia
Milk Market Prices and Licensing Push in Congress
The article notes Class I milk prices ranging from 188 to 211 cents per hundredweight with a weighted average of 1.84. Sanitary Milk Producers backs a licensing system for markets and urges members to contact congressmen supporting AAA amendments to tighten licensing. It highlights two evils of filled milk production: cream loss to markets and competition from coconut based products harming workers.
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AAA
Congress
Aaaayy
Wasbington
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Smith’s
Millikin Conservatory of ‘Music
Archie. Bagh
Patoka, Ill
Sandoval Blower Gardens
W. W. Richezon
Square Deal Cafe
Avon
Mary Cahill
California Perfume Co
H. E. Fouste
Stewardson
Talmadge
Ill
Senator Dunlop
Harlan Goff
Stp
GEO. E. Raines
Ilinois
City
Ed Stephens
Lamar
Orswire
Tony Ruggles
Fairfield
Towa
Wilbur Chandler
Roy Frailey
Shobonier, Illinois
KOR Sale
Jersey
C. V. Bowen
Sandoval, Ill
Hans
Funeral Directors Ambulance Service
Vernon
Cox & Martin
H. B. Anderson
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