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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1925
Page
4
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A dealer announces the arrival of celebrated Ahl Brand Buggies expected by March 1. The ad promises strong quality and right prices with a 20 percent discount on one lorry if sold in the next few days. Prospective buyers are urged to send their names to receive arrival advice.
Gerald Nichols owner announces a public sale at the George Nattier farm near Patoka on February 7 1925 at 10 a.m. Auctioneer is John A Jennings. Contents include farm machinery hay corn chickens two gray mares three other cattle and harness household goods and a Primrose cream separator with lunch served by Island Chapel Ladies Aid. Regular terms cash under five dollars credit terms with percentages.
Henry Fehring owner offers household goods and farm machinery at public sale on February 12 1925. Items include stoves disc cultivators walking and riding cultivators a mower rake harrows plow diamond plow corn planter wagon one mule a black mare a colt harness logs and fence posts with cash as terms.
Local readers are urged to visit Altoms for valentines and iging farming goods. Miss Mary Martin visits St. Louis for spring millinery while Mrs. Alice Cruse shops for manure forks and hickory ax handles. The ad promotes Come Laying Mash to increase egg supply and features a Red strand wire fence at Hill Bros as a visible clue.
A collage of old classified ads from Illinois towns listing livestock apples orchards and farm equipment for sale or trade. Items include hogs cows hay fence posts steam engines tractors radiators poultry plans and jobs seeking workers salesmen and hauling services. names include Louie Wasem C M Rogier H V Fallon J C Lloyd Bert Simcox Amos Moore Rollin Cox Stetson Oil Co and L S Armstrong.
Kinmun Mutual and East St. Louis Cyclone Mutual advertise property insurance at half price through agent Ed Nattier. The notice also offers rental lots for potatoes on flexible terms and town ground for gardening or trucking with office details for particulars. Altoms.
A public sale at the owner AMON STEILINGs farm located five miles west of Vernon and one mile east of Popes Bluff bridge takes place Tuesday February 10, 1925 starting at 1 P M. Items include horses two sows with pigs feed farm machinery harness and assorted odds and ends with regular terms and discounts.
A fragmented item reports alleged claims about Mall's Catarrh Medicine and its promised healing effects on deafness. The note hints at medical cures and quick information, but specifics are unclear in the readable text.
EAGLIN Owen Belcher moved into Willie Long’s former home. G. W. Perkins attended Sunday School and visited Levi Hills. A Sunday shower brought welcome rain. Cecil Beckett and family hosted visitors. John Thalman and family visited Bob Arnolds. Mrs. William Perkins and Evalene Smith joined Fredonia Sunday School. William Perkins and wife visited Hayes Smith’s family. Trapping season ends, some still active. Cooler weather returns. Wm. Perkins family spent Sunday evening with Cecil Beckett’s home. Orval Hill and wife visited Hayes Smith. A few residents rumor a mad dog roaming the area. Laura Harris visited Evalene Smith Sunday.
Local items describe people traveling visiting renting and shopping routines in Fostersburg. Updates include Robert Arnold and family visits. Bryan Eagan vacationing at Harrison Eagan. Dr. Bundy going to Decatur. mule buying by Hy Knecht. hog sales by Francis Griffin. tire chain loss reported by Lew Engler. Miscellaneous social chatter and jokes round out the column.
A physician cautions that neglect of colds can lead to lung weakness and tuberculosis. He urges immediate use of MK Mentho-Kreoamo from the druggist, claiming over ten years of successful use, and notes it is available from Thomas Altom.
The piece rails against large industrial mergers and single big concerns while warning that public misregulation leads to higher costs and possible revolution. It notes American pilots a shortage versus foreign powers and critiques rich interests influencing politics. It also mentions the Philadelphia Mint striking 5,000,000 half-dollars to honor Civil War figures and Stone Mountain carvings, arguing Civil War symbols belong to a bygone era and will be valued differently north and south.
Barium carbonate mixed with grain used as rodent poison in Altonis appears to have killed several rats and mice, raising concerns about safety and toxins in storage facilities. Authorities are investigating sources and distribution.
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