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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1926
Page
2
An advertisement urges farmers to try Corno Dairy Feed offering a 24 percent ration claimed to improve cow condition and milk yield while lowering feed cost per pound. It guarantees money back if not satisfied and invites orders or phone inquiry.
Our place of business will close at 12 o'clock noon next Monday January 2 for the New Years Holiday. We will reopen as scheduled after the holiday.
A vehicle carrying Gold Medal Flour and Feed is on the road with promises of a very special price. The ad invites readers to send requirements to save money on quality feed and flour.
Dairy farmers are offered alfalfa hay clover hay and soybeans in stock for immediate delivery. Local suppliers advertise availability and pricing terms to meet herd feeding needs.
The evangelist Billy Sunday will come to St Louis on January 8 to stage a seven week campaign at the Coliseum. A 1000 voice choir led by Homer Rodeheaver will be organized with extensive church, school, and factory support.
The piece argues for immediate American air defense reforms led by Lindbergh who urges enlistment of his flying expertise. It criticizes current coast defenses and spending while praising Rockefeller and the Gypsum Company for prioritizing focused thinking time for management.
A former well known man writes to his brothers and sisters about a return visit to his old home community. He recalls a wonderful trip to Illinois, warm welcomes, and conversations about youthful days at Vernon and in nearby homes. The letter notes travel from Vernon through St. Louis to Columbia Missouri, a 210 mile drive, and a stop to view the university campus.
A Boonville traveler recounts a trip starting Saturday morning with Chapin children to Kansas City and Topeka, then through Colorado Springs, Manitou, Cave of the Winds, and a Cripple Creek mountain drive. The journey includes storms, cave tours, and scenic canyon roads with vivid descriptions and costs noted.
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