Fertilizer orders urged for next Monday shipment
Wheat Growers announce one of the best fertilizer lines and expect to place a large order for delivery next Monday. They urge readers to submit their orders at once.
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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1926
Page
4
Wheat Growers announce one of the best fertilizer lines and expect to place a large order for delivery next Monday. They urge readers to submit their orders at once.
Local advertiser promotes a road sale of Gold Medal Flour and soft wheat bran in ten-lot lots. Emphasizes best prices, savings, and timely purchase as a carload arrives and prices stay favorable.
Limestone Sow ers offer a five dollar discount to the first cash customer. The notice promotes spreading limestone and invites readers to inquire for details on the right way to scatter the material.
Zeigler coal is advertised as superior with less smoke and soot and minimal ash compared to other coals. The dealer claims it burns cleaner with better firing quality and will arrive in egg and lump forms this Saturday, priced to deter rivals.
Mrs. Wm. Jones of Iowa visits her son and old friends recalling home. A reunion at Mrs. Illinois Christie’s house brings together all her children and their families plus guests F. I. Thompson and family. Several locals attend a dairymen meeting at Melvin Belcher grove and others visit kin in nearby towns.
A Department of Commerce report announces rising insanity rates with 245 patients per 100 000 in mental hospitals. Commitments yearly have surged, and four asylums now house three times as many insane persons relative to population than in 1880.
The program is in force across Great Britain and multiple countries including France Germany Belgium Argentina Australia Sweden Italy Portugal Greece Switzerland Denmark Austria Czechoslovakia and New Zealand.
A general conference for independent textile workers units was called for August 14-15 in New York by representatives of the American Federation of Textile Operatives. The meeting adjourned without agreement on a program to amalgamate all organizations. A proposal to commit AFTO unions to financially support textile strikers in Passaic New Jersey was not acted on.
The record ranges from Austria's rising unemployment to union actions in the Americas. Key items include the AFL’s role in labor protests in Cuba, Cuban strikes resolving with wage increases, and Chicago unions driving membership. Plant openings and mine operations expand, with reshaped workweeks and nonunion scales. The report notes shifts in Gary Indiana and Garrett Indiana due to rail and industrial consolidation, plus Czech miner profits shared with workers totaling about 1,000,000 crowns in 1924.
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