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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1926

Page

8

Alfalfa Hay Proven Superior for Dairy Cattle at Hays Station

A Kansas study at the Hays experiment station shows alfalfa hay outproducing sudan hay for dairy cows. In trials with eight Holsteins, cows fed alfalfa yielded about 64 pounds more milk weekly and 2.8 pounds more butterfat daily, with higher intake and similar body weights across periods.

Sudan Hays Kans J. B. Fitch Kansas Fitch Hays Station

Public Farm Sale at Zimmerman Farm Near Vernon

A public auction will be held Thursday Feb 25 1926 at 10 oclock a m one mile west of Ferrin six miles east of Carlyle and a quarter mile south of hard road on the Zimmerman farm. The sale lists horses mules cows farming implements harness feed miscellaneous items and a Baby Grand Chevrolet touring car in good running order. Terms include 10 cash and 12 months with 7 percent interest or 8 percent discount. Lunch on grounds.

Ferrin Carlyle Hard Road Zimmerman Farm McCormick John Deere Carl Zimmerman,sr Jno A. Jennings

Soy Beans Superior as Protein Supplement for Cows

Iowa State researchers report cracked soy beans equal or slightly superior to linseed oilmeal as a protein supplement for dairy cows. Trials show soy beans do not cause scours, with a basal ration of corn silage, alfalfa hay, cracked corn and oats. Soy bean oilmeal matches linseed oilmeal in value, relative prices will guide choices. Corn silage and corn-bean silage offer similar milk and butterfat yields, with a 5.69 percent per acre gain when grown together, though seed costs offset the gain.

Iowa Experiment Station Iowa

Soy Bean Meal Value For Animal Feed

Soy bean meal provides meat milk and butter with economical nitrogenous balance. Its high protein content makes it one of the cheapest concentrated feeds, but should be used with care like other high concentration feeds. Digestibility compares favorably with other meals.

Local family notes and birthdays in Fostersburg

Mrs Blanche Doolen and children dined with Orve Walton and wife. Monroe Lansford substituted as head sawyer for Lem Meador who suffered lumbago. Sam Dale Arnold Erna Jones had wood cut. Will Lowe hauls logs and plans a new barn. Ara Green family visited Eli Morgan family. J W Arnold celebrated his 79th birthday on Sunday February 14, oldest man in area, wishes for many more.

Blanche Doolen Orve Walton Monroe Lansford Lem Meador Sam Dale Arnold Erna Jones Will Lowe Ara Green Eli Morgan J. W. Arnold

Local Social Roundup of Weekend Visits and Travel

John Dorris McChane y spent Saturday and Sunday with Cleave McWhirter. Wesley Black and Omer Meyer made a business trip to the north part of the state. Bill Hays has been on the sick list. Fred Williams plans to move to the H D Chance place in Fredonia this week. Argie Howard has worked in the Poole timber lately. Herschell Campbell attended the party at Miss Vivian Williams home Saturday night and returned Sunday night. Elmer Bullard and E B Neal were Salem visitors. John Barrel hauled fodder from Bert Cruse farm to Shultz farm last week. Thos Pugh and wife visited John Hines and wife. H W Somerville and wife made a Salem trip Friday. Miss Helen Chandler spent Sunday with Agnes Campbell. Fred Lutz of Fairman bought mules last Monday. Miss Neva and Frank States made a Salem trip Saturday. T W Gray and wife spent Saturday with Chas Maulding family. Miss Ora Nichols returned to Sandoval after weeks with aunt Mrs T W Gray. Thos Dorris and wife visited Saturday with Mrs Nancy Chandler of Salem.

John Dorris Cleave McWhirter Wesley Black Omer Meyer Bill Hays Fred Williams H. D. Chance Place Fredonia Argie Howard Poole Timber Herschell Campbell Vivian Williams Herschell Elmer Bullard Salem T. W. Gray Chas. Maulding

Protect Yourself with Monarch Mutual Home Protection Offer

An advertisement from Monarch Mutual Benefit Association in Vandalia Illinois promotes home protection plans with reduced policy fees and guaranteed satisfaction. It touts 1000 to 2000 dollar life contracts, terms from six months to seventy four years, and the option to mail literature with no obligation.

Monarch Mutual Benefit Association Vandalia Illinois Adv

Local social notes from Alma region residents

East of Town reports a flurry of Sunday visits among Morris, Ylaulding, Sheffler, McQuirter, Stephens, and Maulding families near Alma. Names include Caldwell, Marshall Nichols, Dorris, Carter, Nichols, and Sanders with varied visits and small town updates.

Party guests and visitors frequent local towns

Southeast of town several locals attended a party at Harvey Hudspeths Saturday night. Charley Bopp and Mrs. Firbie Belcher with daughter were Centralia visitors Wednesday. Ben Padberg Jr. visited from Saturday to Monday with friends at Boulder. Miss Elma Poole called on Miss Lola Belcher Monday evening. Mrs. Minnie Heinrich and daughter Hazel visited Temple school on Monday evening.

Harvey Hudspeths Charley Bopp Firbie Belcher Centralia Ben Padberg Jr Boulder Elma Poole Lola Belcher Minnie Heinrich Daugh Hazel Temple School

Welcome Home Jimmy event packs dashing cast and daring deeds

A lively weekly show features vamping damsels, radical spins, crooks, heroes, and heroines. On Wednesday night March 8 the production dazzles audiences with bold stunt work and theatrical flair.

Jimmy

White Haven News Finds Lost Watch and Valentines

A watch was found in a mud hole north of White Haven school house and the owner is asked to identify it at the school during hours. Arthur Dale Hatch is seriously ill with pneumonia. Valentine gifts totaled 225 at a school box event with Alice Majonnier receiving 18. School enrollment stands at 15. Lee Martin and Oscar Jackson farmed soy beans at the Majonnier home Friday.

White Haven School House Siae Arthur Dale Hatch Claud Hatch W. F. Cox Patoka P. J. Majonnier Alice Majonnier Lee Martin Oscar Jackson P. J. Mojonniers

Easter Suits Made to Fit at Local Shops

Local merchants advertise custom Easter suits for men and boys. Martins promotes ready to wear and made to measure at 22.50, Altoms showcases imperial chambray and a new line of overalls, while urging customers to see fresh stock and color choices.

Martins Altoms Jeff

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Beverly Vernon Hazel Halbrook Robert Ballance Eberlee Norris Leo Landreth Stephen Ballance Wes Oates Lewis Lawrence Russel Norris Fred Carter O. D. Jackson Bruce Carter M. D. Ballance Fostersburg Ora Nichols Sandoval Thos. Dorris Nancy Chandler Billy Morris Breakneck Chas. Ylaulding Gordon Sheffler Alma Elmer Albert Carl McQuirter Near Alma Rufus Stephens Edwin Darrel Caldwell Marion Belcher Thomas Gray Raymond Maulding Kinmundy Thelma Nichols Calawell Tom Dorris Deedsville Ruth Carter Sarah Caldwell Alice A. D. Nichols Lucile Luther Caldwell Roy Thompson Joe Wilson John Sanders WSC Star Brand Childrens Stridbrand Ps la Martin & Martin White Haven Ayer Partaim Bayer Ggists Dr. King Dr.kings J. Altom & Son Ib, Drume J. Altom& Son
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