Important Ruling on Hog Processing Tax in Illinois
V Y Dallman Illinois collector announces guidance on hog processing tax across 72 counties. Farmers slaughtering for family use or selling to neighbors may owe tax. live hog sales are exempt. those needing blank Form 4 and mimeographed letters can contact local farm bureaus or the collector.
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V. Y. Dallman
Internal Revenue
Springfield
Illinois
V. V. Dallman
Dallman
Washington
Prohibition on Advertising Signs From Beer Makers
Illinois and out of state malt and vinous beverage makers may not give advertising signs or other items to retailers. The Dept of Finance ruling by Director J J Rice and Attorney General Otto Kerner specifies penalties for manufacturers or agents who provide gifts or financial assistance. Independent sales of signs or equipment not tied to beer or wine purchases are allowed.
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J. J. Rice
Dept. of Finance
Otto Kerner
Illinois
Disease Trends Show Rising Whooping Cough and Pneumonia
Whooping cough and pneumonia prevalence are rising sharply, scarlet fever incidence jumps, and meningitis is increasing though mainly confined to Chicago. Christmas nears as families prepare stockings.
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Chicago
Local corn hog committee named in Marion County plan
Six men were named to a temporary Marion County corn hog campaign committee by the state advisory group. The county panel, assisting Farm Adviser F J Blackburn, will organize meetings and form the county corn hog production control association as Effingham hosts district meetings this Friday December 22.
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Marion County
F. J. Blackburn
Dwight Coffin
Salem
Edw. Lacey
Kinmundy
Oscar Davis
Patoka
W. L. Cope
Blaine Hodge
Kell
James Leckrone Jr
Dean H.W. Mumford
College of Agriculture
University of Illinois
J. E. Fulkerson
Jerseyville
Ray E. Miller
Illinois Aigr’l
Ass’n
Chicago
J. H. Lloyd
U. State Dept. of Agriculture
Springfield
Blackburn
University of Ilinois
County Cornhog Productton Control Association
Effingham
Home Town Paper Offer For 1933 Subscriptions
The notice promotes a gift subscription to the home town paper at one dollar per year, urging readers to act during Nineteen Thirty Three. It also offers a similar deal for overdue accounts and extends the offer to Nineteen Thirty Four to gain more subscribers.
Fifth Sunday Baptist Service at New Harmony Church
The Kaspaskia Baptist Association schedules a two day meeting with New Harmony Church on December 30 and 31. Activities include devotions, missionary discussions, sermons by Elders Gray Atcheson Phillips Meyers Karn DeMoulin Hay Altom Brown Knight and Clyde Ray.
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Kaspaskia Baptist Association
New Harmony Church
W. A. Gray
Missionary Committee
Eld
O. Atcheson
John Phillips, Jr
F. A. Meyers
Paul
G. 0. Foulon
F. L. Karn
Wm. Hay
F. A. DeMoulin
Clyde Ray
Frank Altom
C. A. Brown
Robert E. Knight
Christmas Program At Christian Church Delights Local Audience
The Christmas program at the Christian Church features a Girls Chorus, Boys Chorus, duets, readings, plays and songs. Participants include Donald Lee Ellis, Patsy Sue Beery, Mary Ellen Collins, Billie Dean Good, Francis Elifritz, Doris Good, Iris Ellis, Peggie Tacke, Mae Field and Harold Collins. The event is scheduled for Saturday evening December 23 at 7:30.
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Christian Church
Brother Perrine
Donald Lee Ellis
Patsy Sue Beery
Mary”Ellen Collins
Billie Dean Good
Francis Elifritz
Doris Good
Iris el
Patoka Meets Salem Indeeds on Christmas Day
Christmas Day at 3 00 p m a holiday basketball clash pits Patoka Methodists against Salem Maytags at Patoka high school gym Both teams drawn from local graduates and returning college players with Coach Smith and Manager Eagac promising strong lineups Admission 15 cents crowds urged to attend
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Patoka- Salem
Patoka Methodists
Salem Maytags
Patoka
Salem
Smith
Eagac
Patoka High School
Christmas Program at Baptist Church Sunday Night
Christmas program at the Baptist Church Sunday night at 7 30 features scripture reading by Brother Hay and songs by the choir. A welcome by Dale Ellis plus performances by Doris Adams Sonny Adams Irene Warner and Anna Belle Adams, with children’s pantomime and tableau.
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Baptist Church
the Baptist Church
Bro. Hay
Dale Ellis
Doris Adams
Dwight Britt
Irene Warner
Sonny Adams
Edgar Rogier
Myrtle Marie Spear
Annabelle Adams
Billy War
Prof Thompson of North Dakota Visits Relatives
Prof E J Thompson of North Dakota Agricultural College Fargo came from Chicago where he aided Dr J H Sheppard in a stock judging contest. Fifteen steers were shown with one winning second prize. He visited his parents Mr and Mrs John W Thompson and relatives Mr and Mrs Ernie Nathe, returning to Chicago then Fargo.
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E. J. Thompson
North Dakota Agricultural College
Fargo
N. D
Chicago
J. H. Shepperd
Thompson
John W. Thompson
Ucle
W. H. Cain
Ernie Nat
Obituary of Mrs Belle Walker Tink
Mrs Belle Walker Tink wife of E G Tink was born in Patoka Illinois on March 2 1891 and died December 11 1933 in the Chicago Municipal Sanitarium after three years illness She was daughter of the late E D Walker and Lucy Ann Walker She leaves brothers and sisters Della Tune Myra Harrie Mrs Mae Goldsmith and John Harve Charles Lewis Cleve and Tim Walker.
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Belle Walker Tink
E. G. Tink
Patoka
Chicago Municipal Sanitarium
E. D
Lucy Ann Walker
Della Tune
Myra Harrie
Mae Goldsmith
John
Harve
Charles
Lewis
Cleve
Tim Walker
Notice to Patrons of Electric Plant
All back bills due city for electricity must be paid in full by January 4, 1984, Light Committee.
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Electric Plant
State Demands City Funds For State Aid Roads
State engineers designate the road west from Route 2 past City Park as State Aid Road No 9. A blueprint was presented to the County Board. The state insists tax money for town roads be used on the inside of the corporation. City funds amounting to about 850 dollars should be available by late January.
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County Board of Supervisors
Patoka
Bond Street
City Park Road
T. F. Haley
Fancy Work Club Chooses New Host for Meeting
The club will meet at Mrs. Taylor Nallan's home instead of Mrs. Homer Potts, altering the hosting arrangement for the upcoming session.
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Taylor Nallan
Homer Potts
Kinney Family Relocates as Mrs Kinney Accepts Lincoln Position
Mrs. Lloyd Kinney accepts a job at the Lincoln Institution and the Kinney family relocates there. both husband and wife are employed at the same facility.
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Lloyd Kinney
Lincoln Institution
Lloyd
Organized racketeering revealed by state official
State Agriculture Director W. W. McLaughlin exposes a racket where former state food inspectors pose as department representatives to coerce butchers and merchants into buying expensive meat preservatives. He warns retailers to contact police and notes no endorsement from the department. An investigation seeks the racketeers' identities and arrests.
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W. W. McLaughlin
State Department
i\Agriculture
State Department of Agriculture
McLaughlin
NRA highway project bids total nearly two million dollars
Illinois state officials opened bids on the fifth and largest series of NRA road contracts. The 14.05 miles of concrete pavement 2.86 miles of bituminous retread surface and 61.65 miles of traffic bound surface plus nine bridges total about 1.867 million dollars with cement costs included. Governor Horner urged swift awards to put unemployed men to work. Director Robert Kingery reported data to Chicago officials for quick approval. The department has awarded contracts within 24 hours after bidding for weeks.
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Illinois
State Department of Public Works and Buildings
NRA
Horner
Robert Kingery
Department of Public Works and Buildings
Chicago
Donations to Pratt Cemetery Patronage Ledger
Financial report by treasurer Luther L Paine for Pratt Cemetery shows donations from multiple contributors totaling 13.25 with August 1 1938 date, money on hand 4.39, payout 16.00, balance 38.80 on December 12. Names include Fred Kennedy Rose Kennedy Mary Meador Charles Cox Eliza Farmer Elza Sharp Deneen Smith John Smith Ida Smith Clara Moran Johnnie Moran Cora Williams Mary Cathern Myria Beckler Carye Alexander Nancy Walls.
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Pratt Cemetery
Fred Kennedy
Rose Kennedy
Mary Meador
Charles Cox
Eliza Farmer
Elza Sharp
Deneen Smith
John Smith
Ida Smith
Clara Moran
Johnnie Moran
Cora Williams
Mary Cathern
Myria Beckler
Carye Alexander
Nancy Walls
Luther L. Paine
Diphtheria Trends and Local Immunization Efforts
Nearby states report higher diphtheria in the season than last year while Illinois shows improvement due to preventive work. The writer cautions Illinois remains at risk of outbreaks despite the good record. The text also notes a family visit to Patoka with Florence Cain and Prof. E J Thompson with dates mentioned as last Friday and Sunday December 12.
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Illinois
Commonwealth
W. H. Cain
Ruby
Prof
E. J. Thompson
Patoka
Florence Cain
Thompson
Circular misleads readers with biased gubernatorial frame up claim
The Illinois State Journal reports its news story on the Sangamon county grand jury adjournment related to the state printing department and Gov Horner. It notes circulation of a biased headline attributed to H L Williamson and denies the headline appeared in its pages while reaffirming impartial reporting and separate editorial voice.
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H. L. Williamson
Illinois State Journal
Sangamon County Grand
State Department of Printing
Williamson
Horner
Springfield
State Journal
Illinois
Illinois to wipe out typhoid fever with sanitation drive
Plans, already near completion, will employ 1500 workers mainly in southern Illinois to replace thousands of insanitary privies with sanitary pits. Dr. Frank J. Jirka, state health director, leads a federal state effort with U S Public Health Service support to curb typhoid by removing outhouses in high risk areas. An engineer will assist planning and supervision.
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Frank J. Jirka
Illinois
Jirka
State Department of iPublic Health
United States Public Health Service
Civil Works Administration
Ilinois
Little Egypt
State Department of Public Health
Evangelistic Meetings Planned at Shobonier Methodist Church
A series of evangelistic meetings will begin Monday evening January 8 at the Shobonier Methodist church and continue indefinitely. Pastor Rev. M. L. Watson invites all pastors of the Larger Parish and their churches to participate and help ensure success. Watch the paper for announcements.
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Shobonier
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Peggie Tacke
Mae
Fae Field
Harold Collins
Candle Light
Mae Field
Salem Indees
Rose Mae Warner
Shepherd Boy
Prof. Thompson
Belle Walker
Pratt
M. L. Watson
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