Patoka Illinois publication notice and rates 1907
Publication notice from Patoka Illinois issued Fridays with address details and postal information. Includes subscription rates of 1.50 per year in advance for local residents and 2.00 for Marton County residents, plus 62.00 for outside county. Records post office classification and date.
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Patoka
Illinois
Marton Co
Advertising Pays Its Way In A Brand Dominated Era
The piece argues that branded merchandise boosted living standards by expanding job opportunities and increasing demand for farm products. It counters Rexford Tugwell 1935 plan to outlaw brand names, explaining that advertising lowers per unit costs and benefits producers merchants and consumers.
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Rexford Tugwell
Brain Trust
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
Tugwell
Simple winter party ideas with budget friendly treats
The piece outlines a cozy budget entertaining guide with easy to prepare foods like popcorn and marshmallows, coffee and doughnuts, plus simple cookies. It includes Lynn Chambers kitchen tips and several dessert recipes such as chocolate swirl cookies and pecan toffee custard pie.
Soil Splash Erosion Studied By Government Scientists
Government scientists of the Soil Conservation Service explain rain splash erodes soil during heavy showers. A two inch downpour could lift a seven inch soil layer, though such a miracle rain is rare. Even heavy storms can wash away more than 100 tons per acre on bare ground, underscoring the need for protective soil cover year round.
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Soil Conservation Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Rill
Inexpensive Cure for Swine Mange Warned
Dr. M. E. Mansfield of the University of Illinois notes spraying sows with benzine hexachloride before breeding controls mange and roundworms. He says treatment costs about 15 cents per sow but yields better herd health and faster gains, especially during breeding time when herds are smaller.
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M. E. Mansfield
University of Illinois
Egg quality tips from Wyoming agricultural extension expert
Poultry specialist Boyd Ellis notes eggs are best when laid and cooled promptly after gathering. Consumers should refrigerate eggs soon after collection to preserve freshness and safety. The guidance emphasizes proper handling from farm to table.
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Boyd Ellis
Ee Wyoming Agricultural Extea Service
Liar Lodge Misdeeds and Racial Jokes Risk Public Shame
A puzzled new lodge member discovers his watch is missing and is later restored as the president deflects attention. The tale shifts to a Black applicant facing repeated delays to joining the lodge, culminating in a cruel racial joke about being “black bald.”
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O. K
Spring and Summer Fires Sale Readies Special Heaves
Fragmentary notice advertises a sale or event offering items described as special heals and tees printed inside a book. Details are unclear but indicate a spring or summer promotion with a request to send money.
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