For Sale and Wanted Columns Highlight Illinois Farm Goods
Classified listing shows Crawford 272 acres near Patoka with a six thousand two hundred square foot house, barn, corn crib, garage, and chicken house. farm sought by Carl A. Enz with liberal owner terms, plus other Illinois farms. Also wants a riding saddle and sells cheap Atwater Kent radio and various furniture and household items. Montgomery Ward ads list stoves and furniture. additional 80 acres with building site and heater offered by Artie Rogier.
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Crawford
Patoka
Illinois
Carl A. Enz
Myers Bldg
Springfield
Artie Rogier
East Zion Sunday School and Community Visits Recap
East Zion hosts a well attended Sunday School service while Zion ladies aid meets at Ola Frizzell s. Neighbors attend surprise party for Mr and Mrs Virgil Livesay. Local wood hauling from farms to home activity continues with Henry Oglesby Thurby Meador and others. Community visits span Odin Patoka Patoka sites as families gather and telephone lines remain in a mixup.
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Zion
Ladies Aid of Zion
Ola Frizzells
Virgil Livesay
Henry Oglesby
Fent Caldwell
Odin
Walker Caldwell
Elsie Boring
Maud Jones
Frank Frizzell
Thurby Meador
Berry
Marshall Souters
Emma Protz
Lawreence Kissner
Charley Thalman
Southeast Town Moves and Gatherings Report
Social notes from Southeast Town recount Mr. and Mrs. Pete Bopp visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mat Belcher, Wanda Poole visiting June Crothers, and multiple visits among Bowen family members. Albert Bowen left for CCC camps while several residents plan moves to a vacated section house. Frank Peatrea celebrated his birthday with friends including the Hicks, Horton, and Williams families, with refreshments served.
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Pete Bopp
Mat Belcher
Wanda Poole
June Crothers
Cecil Bowen
Ernest Schmahl
Dean
Clifton’ Bowen
Pearl Poole
Patoka
Albert Bowen
CCC
Opal Belcher
Luther Williams
Bill Crothers
John Phelps
Howell
Artie Rogier
Frank Peatrea
Nelson Hicks
Earl Horton
Luther
Local names listed for family and friends in community notice
Williams and children and Opal Bel cher, Cecil and Floyd Bowen, Dan Reeter, Jr., Leo Corson, Ernest Schmahl, Glenn, Eldon and Burl Bowen.
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Williams and
Opal Belcher
Cecil
Floyd Bowen
Dan Reeter, Jr
Leo Corson
Ernest Schmahl
Glenn
Eldon
Burl Bowen
Corn Hog Program Details to be Shared at 18 Local Meetings
Marion county farmers will learn about the 1935 AAA corn hog program at 18 community meetings starting Jan. 21. Farm Adviser Blackburn says the sessions explain voluntary production controls and benefits, inviting landlords and all corn and hog producers to attend. dates span town halls, churches, and schools through Feb. 5 with additional meetings possible.
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Marion County
Blackburn
Tont Town Hall
Centralia City Hall
Zion Hill
Foster Town House
Haines Town House
Romine Prairie Church
Kinmundy Town Hall
Stevenson Town Hall
Meacham Town Hall
Sandoval High School
Thurs
Carrigan Town Hall
Iuka
Patoka
Salem
Brubaker Town House
Romine Town Hall
Omega Town Hall
Odin
American Legion Hall
Cornidog
Pork Exports Remain Low. 1935 Hog Program Aims to Stabilize
Officials of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration say pork and lard exports stay at a low level. Despite a small rise in 1934, land exports declined. total shipments abroad are about three-fourths of a billion pounds, far below prewar levels. The 1935 corn hog program seeks to align hog numbers with weak export demand.
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United States
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Great Britain
Germany
The
Stombaugh Hill Socials and Illness Update
Mr and Mrs Martin Wolff of Vandalia visited Stombaugh Hill with John Wolff. Mrs Minnie Schert dined with daughter and son in law Cliff Rastler. Burl Buckmaster spent the night with friends near Hagerstown. Mr and Mrs Martin Summan of Shobonier spent Sunday with Rollie Stombaugh. Mrs John Merriman, ill for a week, is reported a little better.
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Martin Wolff
iWirst’ Vandalia
John Wolff
the Hill
Minnie- Schert
Cliff Rastler
Burl Buckmaster
Hagerstown
Martin Summan
Shobonier
Rollie Stombaugh
John Merriman
Mrs Tedrick Helps Sick Neighbor in Obonier
Mrs Tedrick of Obonier assists Mrs Merry man with house work while she is ill. Miss Betty Rutledge called on Marybell Stombaugh Friday evening.
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Ing
Tedrick of
Obonier
Mrs. Merryman
Betty’ Rutledge
Marybell Stombaugh
Business Recovery Seen Growing in 1935 Says Woodmen Leader
De E. Bradshaw, president of the Woodmen of the World Life Insurance Association in Omaha, declares general business is emerging from its downturn and predicts strong government cooperation will yield a full recovery. He cites a 30 percent rise in Christmas retail trade and a 77 percent production jump for the Woodmen, with more than 24 million dollars in new insurance sold in late 1934.
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de E. Bradshaw
Woodmen of the
World Life Insurance Association
Omaha
Neb
Washington
Bradshaw
Association
Edwin Markham Quote on Destiny and Brotherhood
A quotation frames destiny as a force that binds people as brothers while no one travels entirely alone. It emphasizes shared paths and mutual dependence in human lives.
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Elmer Berry
R. J
Atwater Kent Radio
C. N. Cruse
Home Furniture Exchange
North Locust
Centralia, Il
Raines Exchange
S. Locust
Centralia
Ill
Apex
Richeson Confectionery
Wards
Montgomery Ward Co
Centralia, Ill
L. W. Ballance
East 2Nd
East Zion
Peck Caldwells
Wilma Caldwell
Jamie Caldwell
Patoka Register
Stombaugh Hill
Edwin Markham
S. Locust St. Centralia, Ill
W. L. Derleth
Leber Bldg
R. C. McGuire
Hoffman Bldg
R. G. Keeley
Linton & Beery Funeral Directors
Embalmers
Patoka, Illinois
MAE Eagan Auto and Property Insurance
C. S. Huddleston
P. O
COX & Martin
Vernon
Congress
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