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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1926

Page

4

National defense aims gain in aviation drive text

Lampert committee report backs a department of National Defense with civilian leadership or a unified air service. Other proposals push aviation funding, air mail reach, and fair treatment of aviation officers as Congress and advisory bodies weigh reforms.

Department of National Defense Air Service Army Navy Coolidge National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics Congress Bureau of Air Navigation Department of Commerce

Miss Carrie Jones Returns to Mt Vernon School

Miss Carrie Jones, who spent the holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs John Jones, left for Mt Vernon to resume her school work Sunday morning. Mrs Mollie Epps and children and Mable of Centralia visited Mr and Mrs Chas Lora Murfin, who had stayed with Mr and Mrs Pat Mitt for two weeks. Her parents and brother Donald accompanied her as far as Decatur.

Carrie Jones John Jones Mt. Vernon Mollie Epps Mable Centralia Chas Lora Murfin Pat Mitt Decatur Donald

Community Notes From Local Residents And Visitors

Various area residents and guests are listed with holiday visits to relatives, neighbors, and friends. Names include Lora Margaret TM, the Freyers, Bun dys, Doolens, Murfin, Revis, Meador, Rouse, Smith, Bang Club, and Wilson family, among others. A Farmers Mutual Telephone Exchange elected officers Francis Griffin, Warren Bobbitt, Wm Hathaway, Opal Jones, and Everett Epps. A revival meeting at Pentecostal Hall reports growing crowds with two converts.

Lora Margaret West of F. C. ‘Freyer Grace Revis Robert Dale J. M. Meador Frank Rouse Vernon Bang M. Smith Keith South Bend Ind Melvin Doolen Arnolds Chapel Margaret Doolen Vernon Gus Protz Alice Marie Alma Effie Arnolds Evangelist O. Cagle St. Louis W. K. Hoag Major Lamborn Kapps Paul Ehrat Arlie Sprinkle Mel Sprinkle Elizabeth Doolen iKinmundy Alec Massey Rose Doolen Kate Leninger Lem Meador Decatur Eugene Leninger St. Mary’s Hospital Bro. Cagle

Towler sale at Towler home place near Patoka

Public auction Tuesday January 12 1926 starting 10 a m at the Towler home place six miles west of Patoka. Items include horses mules cattle hogs geese farming implements hay harness and miscellaneous household goods with 10 months terms 7 percent interest 6 percent discount conducted by Wm Smith auctioneers for TOM TOWLER and JOE MURRAY owners.

Towler Patoka

Prohibition Enforcement Budget Request Sets $22 Million

The Congress budget request from prohibition enforcement seeks 22 million dollars in expense appropriation. It relies heavily on reimbursements from penalties collected for law violations to offset the cost.

Prohibition Enforcement

Col Frank Smith to Visit Patoka in Whirlwind Tour

Vandalia sources report Col Frank Smith, candidate for Senator against William McKinley, will visit this section next week touching Patoka on Thursday at 2 pm. No notice has been received locally. the report remains unconfirmed grapevine chatter.

Col Frank Smith Wm. McKinley Patoka

Illinois Central Pays State Taxes for Six Months

In December Illinois Central turned over to the Illinois State Treasurer 1 395 542 dollars as the state's share of earnings from charter lines for the six month period April through October. The railroad has been charged with margins, but continues to contribute from its profits, suggesting state tax burden could be reduced with similar payments.

Ilinois Central Illinois

Select Breeders for Next Spring in Poultry

Advice from D. H. Hall of Clemson college urges early selection of breeding stock for next spring. Emphasizes balance, vigor, and breed traits in both sexes. Warns that one fourth may be inferior and should be culled. males provide half the flock and females are equally vital.

D. H. Hall Clemson College Jin Rhode Island

Body Type in Fowls Described as Desirable

A University of Illinois excerpt defines desirable fowl body type as deep and broad with great length. Emphasizes a well developed breast and abdomen, long back and heel, straight under line, and level back though varies by breed. Describes carriage, leg placement, and issues like bagging down and poor keel.

University of Illinois

Good Winter Poultry Production Advice from University Experts

A Poultry expert from the University Farm recommends balanced winter feeding including green foods such as cabbage beets and sprouted oats, beef scraps and milk by products, minerals from oyster shell grit and charcoal. He stresses ample feeding for higher egg production and proper ration formulation.

Tim A. C.swithh University Farm

Green Feed Essentials for Rich Egg Yolk Color

Reader asks about winter egg yolks and green feed. It notes bright orange yolks come from hens fed greens and rye, with advice to provide access to greens when snow is gone and to sow rye and maintain hens’ yards.

Independ hogs lose close Nite game in Xenia

The Indepens fell 21 to 18 in a tight Wednesday night clash at Xenia. Friday the High School squad travels to Hoyleton for a return game after an opener defeat in the final moments. Saturday features Edgewood at home with a rousing crowd expected. Next Wednesday Nay City visits for a full Independent game week ahead.

Indepens Xenia Hoyleton

State Bank Selects New Officers at Annual Meeting

At the regular annual meeting of the First State Bank held last week, Chas. E. Blankinship was elected President P. J. Mojonni er Vice President D. F. Blankinship Cashier Miss Mac Eagan Asst Cashier and re elected Directors F. M. Smith I. W. Doolen D. F. Blankinship O. A. Nattier and W. B. Rogier were newly elected.

First State Bank Chas. E. Blankinship P. J. Mojonnier D. F. Blankinship

Weekly News Review of Local Developments

The Litchfield-State Poultry Association plans a January exhibition. Route 40 paving contract to be let. Fairfield Earth building projects advance toward occupancy with Diamond Motor Co. Campe Corp selects site for a new factory. Brown-Liberty school rebuilt after fire. East Dubuque awards 135 32678 contract to pave 5.09 miles to Galena. Galena to Woodbine 2 mile paving project. Litchfield Coal Mine purchased by R Williams of Harrisburg.

Litchfield—State Poultry Association Po——Cortract Fairfield—Earth Diamond Motor Company Campe Corporation Brown—Liberty East Dubuque Galena Woodbine Litchfield R. Williams Harrisburg

Locals Recall Travels and Visits Across Town

Miss Rose Davis returns to State University to resume classes with parents Oscar Davis and wife and Mrs. J M Smith. Ed Cooper of Shobonier visits Patoka Thursday. John Dorris and Albert Cruse leave for Summerville Missouri in a Dorris Sedan. Families from Vincennes Chicago Urbana and Miami Florida visit then depart. J W Alexander family Mrs Hostlar and Mrs B F Hostlar head to Miami for an indefinite stay. Helen Chandler acts Post Master during absence and Miss Mary Wickersham aids. Dan Hicks and wife of Chicago depart after extended visit noting Missouri roads differ from Illinois.

Rose Davis State Univrsity Oscar Davis J. M. Smith Ed Cooper Shobonier Patoka John Dorris Albert Cruse Summerville Dorris Newlin Vincennes Ind E. A. Vincent Walter Belcher Chicago Dorsey Hudspeth Urbana H. G. Hudspeth J. W., Alexander

Local Notes From Patoka Prairie and Surrounding Areas

Lotz and Martin Lange of sburg prairie were Patoka ha Tuesday. Prof. Hall of the local high school hands in a news item of the visit of his friend, Prof. Kepner of the Noble high school on last Wednesday and Sunday evenings. Ed Woods and family have moved back to the Pope tenent house near Gordon Nebraska and will resume their old work. They will be near Mrs. Woods parents Joe Yardley and wife. Slater and family of Oconee spent the New Years holiday here. Grandma Nancy Wadkins returned home with them. J. B. Anderson brought a 625 pound hog to town assisted by Mr. Seiple for the home larder. The hog was fed on corn grown near Patoka and praised as a fine specimen.

Lotz Martin Lange Joe Yardley Nichols Corn Belt Decatur Bio League of Fox Hound Dog Cloud Slater Oconee Nancy Wadkins J. B. Anderson Mr. Seiple Patoka Berthol Aibbon Frank Lake Lucy Christie Marion Sai Velma Brummitt Dorothy R. A. Brummitt J. F. Anderson Claude James Phinney Lawrence Wilson Frank John Teddy Chas. Bailance Illinois Christie H. Linton Vernon Clarence Linton Anabel W. H. Linton

First State Bank Patoka Illinois 1926 Financial Statement

Report of the condition of First State Bank at Patoka Illinois as of December 31 1926 to the Auditor of Public Accounts. Total Liabilities 216250.14. Dean F Blankinship cashier swears the statement is true to the best of knowledge. Notary Mac Eagan confirms oath January 6 1926.

First State Bank Patoka Illinois Auditor of Public Accounts State of Dean F. Blankinship State of Illinois Marion Mac Eagan

Vernon Illinois small house for sale in Danbury area

Property listing notes a small house for sale in Vernon, Illinois, with option to include or exclude lots. Directed to W. L. Danbury as contact.

Vernon Ill W. L. Danbury

Community Gatherings Mark New Year Amid Food And Fire

A social gathering at Frank Lake’s home brought Lucy Christie Marion and Velma Brummitt and many neighbors for games candy popcorn and music. Nearby fires were fought quickly after a roof blaze spotted by W H Linton. The piece notes illness and visits among families including the Lintons Christies Robertsons Welchs and more with New Year observations and local travels.

For Sale Canary Birds and Farm Equipment Featured

Mrs. Alice Cruse offers canary birds for sale. Claud Adams advertises a cream separator priced to sell and a 312 eye size Successful incubator used four times, in good condition. tf

Alice Cruse Claud Adamis

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