Patoka Register details and publication facts
The Patoka Register edited by K. K. Pike is published weekly in Patoka Illinois. It notes it is entered as second class matter on November 2 1907 at the Patoka post office under the act of March 8 1879.
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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1954
Page
2
The Patoka Register edited by K. K. Pike is published weekly in Patoka Illinois. It notes it is entered as second class matter on November 2 1907 at the Patoka post office under the act of March 8 1879.
The column by Floyd Smith notes Illinois ranks highly in soybeans horseradish onions sets corn and other farm outputs and cites state leadership in crops livestock and research funds. It also discusses winter ration needs for bred sows and gilts detailing protein minerals and vitamin requirements and recommended dry mix proportions.
Guidance on feeding sows and beef cattle with self fed mixes and supplements. States mineral mix 2 2 1 of limestone bone meal and trace minerals. Encourages protein supplements for calves yearlings and pigs and notes 1956 price trends.
A reflection on mothers separated from newborns who cannot hold or interact with their babies, even at Christmas, and must observe them only through a pane of glass as they miss the first joy of seeing their child.
The article explains TB impact on pregnancy and urges support for tuberculosis associations. It notes TB often allows full term delivery with safer outcomes for baby when mother is properly tested. It cautions chest x rays as part of prenatal care and promotes Christmas Seals to fund prevention and care.
In Chicago eighth grader Carl Rosenbaum of 2849 West Pratt, Daniel Boone school, wrote to Secretary Carpentier asking for free printed Illinois material. He included two small trinkets, a donkey and an elephant, as gifts.
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