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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1932
Page
6
Southeast forty acres parcel in tax sale under Grenville Meader name. Public notice states redemption period ends June 10, 1982. Dated February 11, 1932. Realty Tax Company, Purchaser.
Tax sale notice announces delinquent 1929 taxes and assessments on property in Marion County Illinois. Reaty Tax Company purchased parcels formerly taxed to C. T. Walton, described as Quarter of Section 17 Town 4 North Range 2 East, redeemable by June 10 1932 at the county courthouse Salem.
To Geo Browder Elvira Waldie the notice states a parcel in Centralia Marion County Illinois sold for 1929 special assessments with interest penalties and costs due. Redemption period expires June 10 1932 with assessment 40 Lot 1 Block 1 Isaac McClelland Addition North Locust Street paving district.
Notice to Wm. W. Yates Frank Lee Pear Lee and unknown owners of a Centralia lot in 1929 assessed property. Dated June 10 1930 the sale covers Realty Tax and special assessments for 1929. Property described as east end of Lot 1 Block 56 Original Town Centralia.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate paving on South Walnut Street with a cement or cement-like layer. The notice references an estate, a deadline from June, and an installation or action required by law.
The notice states that in Merion County Illinois on the 10th day of June 1080 a tax sale occurred for the year 1929. Realty Tax Company purchased the property described as Lot 6 Block 18 Crosby’s Locust Saline Paving District with Assessment No 19 Installment No 8. Redemption period ends June 10 1982.
To Chas Meyer Charley Meyer Ella Meyer and Centralia Building and Loan Association sale of real estate for delinquent taxes at the Court House in Centralia Illinois on June 10 1980. The property is part of Lot 8 of Watsons Place described as 50 feet east and west boundaries and 308 feet north and south in Centralia Morris and No leman Paving District Assessment No 2 Installment No 8. Redemption allowed until 1982.
Lector of Marion County Illinois notes the assessment for Lot 19 Block 2 Parkside Subdivision Centralia with an installation number 10 19382 A.D. 1932. Purchaser unnamed. Legal notice directed to Eunice Easterday F L Gough and all other parties of interest.
Fragmentary OCR text references tax and special assessments by the County Treasurer and a county official for Marion County. It mentions a county house and city of Salem, with garbled phrases indicating a public tax or assessment notice to Fon Gray Vene Gray Douglas Gray and other taxed parties.
State of MBindia on the 10th day of Jane 1930 Realty Tex Com pany purchased real estate in Patoka Village Marien County for 1020 taxes with interest penalty and costs unpaid. Notice warns that the redemption period ends soon and a tax deed may be issued after that date if not redeemed.
Last week Coppans party with friends and treats. Mrs. Thomas Nance shower by Shebonier and community. gifts, refreshments by Mrs. Wm. Albert. Modern Woodmen lodge adds Cecil Metzger. Baby Norma June born to Mr. and Mrs. Edmund McCoy at Chas. Jackson home. Vandalia shop. D. M. Cowger butchered beef. M E Ladies of Shobonier to hold all day Aid Thursday.
Mrs. John Nichols and others visited families including Mrs. Jett and Mrs. Gettleman. Charles Gettleman returns to school after whooping cough. Mrs. Viola McHaney is seriously ill. Mr. Willey Campbell spent Sunday with Geo Jett. Next Sunday includes preaching, Saturday night through Sunday events and Sunday School at 10, B Y P U at 6 30 PM.
Carl Green, son of Bill Green, hurt his eye and was taken to Centralia for treatment. A baby girl named Mary Evelyn was born to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bassett on Monday February 1. Community members helped with moving chores and social visits occurred at several homes including the Frisby, Morris, Robb, Williams, and Conant families.
The notice mentions Steve Wise and his nephew Pete Bopp with family. Charley Bowen and Daisy Lee spend Sunday with Bowen family. Wm Snydar shopped in Patoka Saturday. Mayme Bowen wed in February at East Sorerdar, with neighbors wishing them joy.
The text describes a woman with skill in growing plants at a sunlit, uncurtained window. She uses a corner living room with green shelves, a heavy shade, and a window box to plant seeds each autumn morning glory and nasturtium. She renews seeds every three weeks to maintain year round blooms.
The article advises placing a window garden in a sunlit floor to ceiling window with a red lacquered box amid ivy. It explains plants need light and air, mentions electric light can stimulate growth, and suggests watering practices and using open dishes of water to humidify dry indoor air. It also notes ferns thrive with some sun and that improper plant care in modern homes often stems from dry air.
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