Corno Dairy Feed Promises Lower Milk Production Costs
Dairy advertising claims 24 percent ration improves cow condition and milk output while cutting feed bills. It guarantees money back if not satisfied and invites customers to order or call.
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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1926
Page
2
Christmas Present Offer for Buggy Buyers
A local dealer promotes a Christmas present offer to buyers of a buggy. Framing the deal as a holiday incentive, the note promises a ten dollar present for purchases completed on Friday or Saturday.
Seed Oats Arrival Pending Car Lot Sale
A car load of seed oats is on track and will be priced from the car at 65 cents per bushel as it arrives soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeigler
On Hand For Your Dairy Herd Hay and Soy Beans
On hand inventory notes offer alfalfa hay, clover hay, and soybeans for dairy herd use. Stock includes alfalfa and clover hays and soybeans suitable for feeding needs.
Notice on Various Flour and Feed Products Listing
This notice lists prices and products including Gold Medal Flour per 100, Guarantee Flour per 100, Lay More Mash per 100, Dairy Feed 24 percent per 100, and hard and soft wheat bran. It also mentions Lee's Germozone insecticide and disinfectants, along with Hog Remedy and Conditioner and other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Stages of Matrimony Patrimony Ceremony Parsimony
A brief verse lists stages of marriage from ceremony to acrimony and alimony, signaling financial strains in marital life with a humorous progression from romance to money troubles. The piece evokes a light satirical tone on domestic finance and relationships.
Poverty’s Path: A Snide Exchange on Wealth and Worth
A terse exchange on poverty frames poverty as a mark of disgrace, while a counterpoint claims its only possible virtue is that it exposes social ills. The remark underscores class tensions and the uneasy calculus of dignity and hardship.
Carrigan Local Births and Social Visits Roundup
Mr. and Mrs Murfin Mason welcomed a baby girl Wednesday morning December 14. Arthur Jones traveled to Decatur Thursday to stay until Christmas. Heinzman family and daughter Eileen visited Hicks family Sunday. Pearl Alexander and Lora Briscoe visited Caleb Speer family Sunday. The Meridith children were visited by Mildred Paul and Birt Speer Sunday. Dorothy Hicks visited Hazel Hicks Sunday morning. May and Ernest Brubaker visited Luther Groff family Sunday. The Meridiths visited Harry Bopp family Sunday afternoon. Gerald Bopp, son of Mr and Mrs Bopp, celebrated his second birthday Sunday. Dorothy Meridith called on Frances Chausse Sunday afternoon. Twenty-nine attended Carrigan Sunday School. Christmas shopping is underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Jones
Decatur
Lawrence Heinzman
Eileen
Joshua Hicks
Pearl Alexander
Lora Briscoe
Caleb Speer
Mildred
Paul
Birt Speer
Dorothy Hicks
Hazel Hicks
May
Ernest Brubaker
Luther Groff
Robert
Meridith
Harry Bopp
Gerald
SHOBONIER M E Church Notes for Christmas Day 1927
Church schedule notes Dec 25 1927 with services at Luster Chapel 10 30 a m and Haley Chapel 9 30 a m Sunday School and 7 p m preaching. Oyster soup supper at Stringtown Friday night Dec 30. local visits by families mentioned and Vernon M E Church Ladies Aid play attendance noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Luster Chapel
Haley Chapel
Stringtown
Illinois weekly industrial review highlights state manufacturing gains
Illinois ranks first in the nation for signs and advertising novelties and leads in sewing machines cases and attachments. The report notes a $12,500 house of worship for St Matthew's Lutheran in Chicago and new lighting in Toulon Main Street. Bloomington buys a $60,000 printing press and equipment. gravel road work progresses in McLean County. Georgetown erects a new business building by Georgetown Implement Co. Illinois Power & Light constructs steel transmission towers across Okaw bottom. Mokena sees a $100,000 Rock Island Railroad signal and train control system in service between Joliet and Blue Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois
States of Union
Illinois
Chicago
St. Matthew’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Toulon
Main Street
Bloomington
McLean County
Georgetown
East West Street
Georgetown Implement Company
Vandalia—I
Illinois Power & Light Corporation
Okaw Bottom
Mokena
Rock Island Railroad
Joliet
Blue Island
Moke
Thiesement Bridganort
Roxana Petroleum Company
Niles Center—Public Service Company
Linecoln
Floral Avenue
Oakwood Street
Golconda
Vienna
Imperial Handle Company
Kankakee
Harrisburg
Southern Ilinois Horticultural Society
Beardstown
Herrin
Bobby Dick
Freeman
Windsor—Windsor & Loan Association
Dallas
Carman
Paymington
Fred Butler’s
Gold Street
Deventer & Serpany
West Washington Street
Effingham
Flora
Milford—Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company
Milford—Fire Department
Hardin—Illinois Bell Telephone Company
New State
Jerseyville
Mascoutah—Postel Milling
Belleville
24Th Street
Main
Prairie Street
Medora
Central Ilinois Public Service Company
Fidelity, Piasa and
Shipman
Libertyville
New Presbyterian Church
Waterloo
Grayville
North Street
R. H. Eastwood Sand & Gravel Works
Troy
Troy Exchange Bank
Filling station planned at Main and 5th Streets
A Bridganort-Roxana Petroleum Company project announced to erect a new filling station at the corner of Main and 5th Streets. Other notes list public works, infrastructure, and business developments across multiple towns including sewer bonds, road work, and new facilities.
Local notices from several towns on infrastructure and services
Allendale notes a gas company starting with 30 customers. Gillespie reports brickwork finished for a Methodist Church. Weldon Illinois Power & Light seeks to buy the local electric light plant and system. Catlin Peabody mine resumes operation after a halt. Mokena Wolf Road paving extends from the county line to 148th Street. Vandalia orders 50 new aluminum street markers for street corners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catlin—Peabody Mine
Mokena
Wolf Road
Will Cook County
Vandalia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Corno Dairy
le Leer
Nile Whee
OUR
Odin
Patoka
George J. Wasem
Pollyanne
Carrigan
Murfin Mason
Shobonier
Do. M. Miller
D. M. Cowger
J. E. Cooper
Edwin Sprinkle
Luther Enloe
John Enloe
Geo. Willett, Jr
Gladys Edwards
Centralia
Geo. J. Metzger
Illinois Weekly Industrial Review
MAE Eagan Auto and Property Insurance
R. C. McGuire
Hoffman
Earl Graham
Vernon
Lucas Crawford
J. M. Smith
Vernone Patoka
Gilley Garage
Fred Gilley
Cere
L. W. Ballance
Livesay Garage
Oakland
Pontiac
FORD
Phaeton
Tudor
Pfeffer Motor Co
Centralia, Ill
Floyd B. Cain
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