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The Patoka Register reports pricing and subscription terms for 1920s readers. Publisher M. Emers notes options and annual rates, with details scattered in an early 20th century local notice.
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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1933
Page
4
SALE NOTES AND ITEMS FOR SALE IN PATOKA AREA
Want column lists fresh Jersey cows priced cheap by Orval Hopkins R F D No 2 Patoka. 1-6 2te sale. Hand made quilts on display with price at Linton and Beery’s Office. 12-16 2te Always good supply of used parts and tires at Burnett Motor Co Sandoval. 12-9 4tp For sale or trade library table and 12 gauge shotgun. Geo Wickersham Patoka Ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAILE
Orval Hopkins
Patoka
Linton & Beery
Burnett Motor Co
Sandoval
Geo. Wickersham
Ill
Keeping Dollars Employed in Good Economic Health
A period piece on the importance of bank deposits to keep money working. Dollars parked in banks fuel loans for homes, factories, and community projects, while hoarding drains local prosperity and personal security. Banks serve as the central station moving money to jobs and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natural “Employment Bureau
Dollars
Bank
Pontiac finals headline and local college hoops results
Local notes report Benton won the Pontiac Championship 21 to 12 over a Downstate pair, while Downers Grove took the University of Chicago invitational title 34 to 24. Illinois Urbana defeated Dakota Normal, and Carbondale teachers beat them last week. Walter Spillman of Milikin draws attention as a star in a future season. Patoka grade school lost 20 to 5 to Central City with Fetgatter scoring 14 and Wagstaff four for Patoka. The Patoka team may open against unknown opponents at the Ramsey tournament as coach Kirk pushes for team play. Public church services listed for Patoka on January 1st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontiac
Beniton
West Nirfort
Benton
University of Chicago
Downers Grove
Roosevelt
U. of I
Urbana
Dakota Normal
Carbondale Teathers
Decatur
Walter Spillman
Milikin
Walter
Charlie Humes
Red & White Musketeers
Register
Patoka
Central City
Fetgatter
Wagstaff
News Notes on Mrs Adelphia Wilson and C L Ellison Visit
Mrs Adelphia Wilson returned the first of the week from a several days visit with relatives in Hillsboro. C L Ellison police commissioner of Centralia was a business visitor in Patoka Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelphia Wilson
Hillsboro
C. L. Ellison
Centralia
Patoka
Second Sunday Services Ahead at Arnold Chapel and Vernon
The notice outlines preaching times for January 8 with a morning service at Arnold Chapel at 11 a m and an evening service at Vernon at 7 p m. The theme is People with a Calling and each church holds Sunday School at its usual time. It urges visiting the sick and sending messages to the parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Chapel
Vernon
Winter shows drop in Illinois auto deaths in September
Illinois recorded 184 auto deaths in September 1932 down 20 percent from 233 in September 1931. The nine month toll fell 12 percent to 1,487 with a rate of 110 per 100 000 licensed vehicles versus 120 a year earlier. Chicago accounted for about 600 of the fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois
Chicago
Entering the 85,000-seat stadium for first time
A reader wonders about the feeling of being the first to step into a vast stadium that holds 85,000, and contemplates the daily grind behind such awe.
God in Lesson Sermon at Christian Science Churches
Sunday services across Christian Science churches examined God as divine Mind Life Truth and Love. The Golden Text from Psalms 65:71 praised God in Zion with all flesh coming before Him. psalms verses urged joyful singing gratitude and reverence in worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Churches of Christ Scientist
Sion
Illinois Roundtable Highlights Sight Saving Effort At Chicago
The Third Annual Round of Sight Saving conducted by the Illinois Society for Prevention of Blindness in Chicago drew all state sight-saving teachers. Classes exist across Illinois with many in Chicago Joliet Rock Island Rockford Aurora Springfield Elgin Evanston and Villa Park. Notable speakers included Lewis H. Carris and Dr Peter C Krnfeld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Society For Prevention
Chicago
United States
Whic
Minois
Joliet
Rock, Island
Rockford
Aurora
Springfield
Elgin
Evanston
Villa Park
Lewis H. Carris
National Society For the Prevention of Blindness
Peter C. Krnfeld
University of Chicago
Audrey M. Hayden
Illinois Society For Prevention of Blindness
State of
Illinis
Society For Prevention of Blindness
58Th General Assembly
Unemployment Relief Bonds Sold To Financial Syndicate
State Treasurer Edward J. Barrett announced that the twenty million dollar unemployment relief bonds approved in the November election have been sold to a financial syndicate led by the First Union Trust and Savings Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Union Trust and Savings Bank
Edward J. Barrett
State Horticultural Society officers praised for progress
Leslie Smith of Rock Island notes officers named for a one year term and praises the Horticultural Society's work. The Springfield headquarters will host activities aimed at improving state horticultural conditions. John S. Fleming begins his 27th year in the Illinois Farmers' Institute on January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Smith
Rock Island
S. Perrine
Centralia
Te Horticultural Society
Springfield
John S. Fleming
Illinois Farmers’ Institute
Fleming
Oscar ‘E. Carlstrom
Pearson
Department of Agriculture
Governor Emmerson Reflects On Change After Four Years
Governor Louis L. Emmerson told Illinois oil inspectors in Mt. Vernon that he is glad to be relieved of state duties but regrets losing close personal contacts. He reviewed the administration’s development of the gasoline and kerosene inspection program and its operation during his tenure. The Illinois department of agriculture reports that tuberculin testing indicates the hen is the main source of tuberculosis in swine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis L. Emmerson
Mt. Vernon
Illinois Department of Agriculture
Card of Thanks to neighbors after home destruction
We thank neighbors and friends for help and assistance when our home was destroyed and in saving other property. Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Nichols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Nichols
Gratitude Extended for Bereavement Support
Mr and Mrs Mort Walker and family extend thanks for assistance funeral flowers and songs during the bereavement of their son and brother. Also thanking Mr and Mrs Winess Linton and Mr and Mrs Forrest Cothern for their kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mort Walker
Winess Linton
Forrest Cothern
Thanking those who aided our aunt and family
We express gratitude to all who assisted in caring for our aunt step mother and sister. We thank the singers and ministers for comforting words. Mr Robt Binnion and family Mrs Virgil Gambill and family Charles Finch and family Jasper Finch Wilson Finch and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robt, Binnion
Virgil Gambill
Charles Finch
Jasper Finch
Wilson Finch
Illinois Horticultural Society Reelects Holt Secretary
Mr. Arthur P. Holt of Flora Illinois was re elected secretary of the Illinois State Horticultural Society at the meeting held December 14 15 and 16 in Urbana. Other officers elected are A O Eckert Belleville president George F Shoff Peoria first vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur P. Holt
Flora
Illinois
Illinois State Horticultural Society
Urbana
A.O. Eckert
Belleville
George F. Shoff
Peoria
George
Tuberculosis Found In 11 Percent Of U S Hogs
A year long study across four Corn Belt counties tests poultry and hogs for tuberculosis. Animal industry head D W Robinson notes 11.4 percent of the forty five million hogs killed annually in national packing centers show infection, underscoring the disease’s impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W
Robiniso Animal Industry Division
Probation Findings Question Poverty Crime Link
Mrs Maude G Palmer state probation officer reviews the 1932 report of the American Prison Association. She notes adult crime largely constant, juvenile delinquency generally declined, and school registration up despite severe economic hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Prison’ ‘Association
Scondard
Illinois Teachers Meet Opens with Chase Address
President Harry Woodburn Chase of the University of Illinois addressed the opening session of the Illinois Teachers Association annual convention in the Centennial Building Springfield in late December. He spoke on education and echoed aims for teacher improvement and state standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Woodburn Chase
University of Illinois
Illinois State Teachers Association
Springfield
Our
Illinois faces gas tax validity appeals and county relief bonds
The Illinois Attorney General seeks action on a state finance appeal while the Department of Finance reviews the gas tax validity. The House approved a bill allowing Cook County to issue 1.6 million dollars in bonds to retire relief commissions' debts prior to a larger 20 million bond issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar E. Carlstrom
State Department of Finance
House of Representatives
Cook County
Notice of Estate of Lucy Morris Deceased
Administrator D R Livesay to appear at Marion County Illinois county court in Salem for March term on first Monday to adjust claims. Creditors urged to attend and debtors to pay promptly. Dated December 28 1982. Attorney John L Kagy listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Morris
Lucy. Morris
Marion County
Illinois
Salem
A. D
D. R. Livesay
John L. Kagy
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Patoka Register
M. Emers
Batok
Frank Ee E
Epworth
Iw.d. Humphrey
Ruth Pugh
Epworth League
League
Newsy
Church News
M. E. Church
Christian Science Churches
State Capitol
Lincoln
Herbert Wells Fay
Ray
Mr. Fay
Abraham
Illinois Department‘;Of Agriculture
Natural History Ofmveye
State Court
Adam F. Bloch
Henry Horner
Horner
State Relief Commission
Harry A. Wheeler
Railway Business Association
U. S. Bureau of Census
Washington, D. C
Smith & Cox
Wm. Marcus Cox
Effie Smith
M. E. Church South
Signry Coodnick
MARCA
Califo
Bisquick
Via
Farmers’ Cooperative
Geo. J. Wasem
Salem Dairy Co
Louie Walem Produce Company
MAE Eagan Auto and Property Insurance
Erican Education Creed
Patoka, Illinois
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