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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1930
Page
3
The Sandoval post office will open 7:30 to 9:30 A M on Labor Day with no rural delivery. Anna M Peters Postmaster notes this limited service in the community notice.
Mrs Sadie Stewart of Kansas City visits the Stewarts. Many residents host and travel to nearby towns. A Sandoval barn fire destroys structures and feed with $2500 loss. no insurance. Community clubs host bridge and Euchre events. many locals visit relatives in St Louis, Centralia, and Chicago. Continental Construction plans a $100 million Illinois natural gas pipeline crossing the Mississippi River near Muscatine with local labor preference.
Proper lighting improves health and contentment for industrial workers, boosts efficiency and wages, reduces accidents and errors, and lowers production costs. Industry leaders have increasingly enhanced lighting facilities, yielding significant long term gains for workers, employers, and consumers.
In Columbia South Carolina two women in separate cars prepare to back out on Blanding Street near Tapps and Cohens as curious onlookers bet on who moves first. The rear end near miss prompts cautious brakes then mutual smiles and a final wave as both return to curbs.
First contracts for a 1000 mile 24 inch natural gas pipeline from the Texas Panhandle to Northern Illinois have been awarded. The project will extend from Texas across the plains to Illinois and marks a major step in regional energy development.
Mrs. Blanche Doolen and daughter Nina spent Thursday with Elmer Frizzell. Mr and Mrs Carl Jones Miss Mina Jones and a St Louis gentleman friend joined W H Jones and wife for the weekend.
Louis Schwitzer, chairman of the Indiana section of the Society of Automotive Engineers, warns that a few obstructionists worsen the city’s traffic jam. He urges strict enforcement of ordinances against double parking and parking on principal downtown streets during business hours to benefit the majority.
Chicago installation on Palmolive Building tower 602 feet up creates the most powerful aerial light. Engineers compare its brightness to two billion candles, with a visible beam extending about 500 miles though planes cannot reach due to altitude.
Stockholm Sweden marks the retirement of Augusta Anderson the city’s last woman bell ringer She has tolling the church bells since 1895 with eight a m and five p m daily now electricity continues the bells service in her stead
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