Ordinance Grant for Farmers Rural Telephone Co Patoka 1936
Ordinance No. 59A grants Farmers Rural Telephone Company of Patoka Illinois twenty year rights to construct and operate a telephone system through Patoka streets and alleys. The company must follow village ordinances and the measure was adopted January 7 1936 by the Patoka village board with signatures of President W H Cain and Clerk John L Simcox.
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Farmers Rural Telephone Company
Farmers Rural Telephone Co
Patoka
Illinois
John L. Simcox
Ill
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Want Column Free and Local Notices in Sandoval Sale
Free ad column announces items for sale at Sandoval Community Sales Barn on January 25 at 10 a.m. including horses cows hogs machinery and furniture with John Jennings as auctioneer. Also rental listing for a 40 acre farm southeast of Patoka near fair buildings and a furniture sale delivery offer from Montgomery Ward.
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Sandoval
John Jennings
Patoka
BREE
Montgomery Ward & Co
Centralia
I C System Delivers Coal To Ease Winter Shortages
Illlinois Central ads highlight speed and reliability in rail service as it ferries coal from mines to cities during winter shortages. The piece notes a hospital faced with scarce supply, requiring prompt shipment to avert distress for patients and staff amid a severe cold spell.
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L. A. Was
Illinois Central
Great City Hospital
Illnois Central
Miley
Diemoards
Downs
Centralia and Sandoval Visitors Fill Weekend Notices
Henry Troutt was called on Clarence Bowen Wednesday night. Dayne Wood spent Saturday night with his sister. Clarence Cohorn and the Bowens hosted visitors Saturday afternoon. Charley Lutz and family and J. E. Hill were Centralia visitors Saturday. Dorothy Ververs visited Sunday with Etta Carrigan. Ernest Schmahl stayed Saturday night with Cecil and Floyd Bowen. Fred Adams and family visited relatives as Kell Sunday. Gerrish and Clarence Bowen were Centralia business visitors Saturday. Fred Lutz and sons visited Sandoval Sunday afternoon. Nina and Marie Lutz called on Lena Troutt Monday. Isabelle and Mabel Bowen called on J. C. Bowen Tuesday. Tom Harker was a business caller at Clarence Bowen’s Monday. Frank Snyder and sons attended the Sandoval community sale Saturday. Charley Lutz and Cecil Bowen accompanied Charles Gerrish to St. Louis Monday. Pence and Gerrish were Centralia visitors one day last week. Charley Lutz and family were Sunday visitors with the Dwyer family. Clarence Bowen and J. C. Bowen were visited by the Sport family Sunday evening. Albert and Dean Bowen called on their grandparents Sunday afternoon.
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Henry Troutt
Clarence Bowen
Dayne Wood
Clarence Cohorn
Irvon Bowen
J. C. Bowen
Charley Lutz
J. E. Hill
Centralia
Dorothy Ververs
Etta Carrigan
Ernest Schmahl
Cecil
Floyd Bowen
Fred Adams
Kell
Charley Gerrish
Fred Lutz
Sandoval
Nina
Marie Lutz
Lena Troutt
Isabelle
Mabel Bowen
Tom Harker
Frank Snyder
Cecil Bowen
Charles Gerrish
St. Louis
Joe Pence
Thomas Dwyer
James Sport
Albert
Dean Bowen
New Year Under the Illinois State House Dome
State House Dome message extols Illinois as balanced with an $18,000,000 General Revenue fund. Treasurer John Stelle reports 9,365,000 in bonds paid and 9,106,960 in interest paid. Outstanding Highway and Soldiers' Compensation bonds shrink as maturities continue.
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State House Dome
Ilinois
General Revenue Fund
Illinois
John Stelle
Toliver returns to Peru after month with sister Heskett
Tony Polly Anna's Marshall Toliver has gone back to work in Peru Indiana after a month long visit with his sister Mrs. C M Heskett. Lee Shuler bought a new car Russell Sullens and Ronald Albert purchase noted.
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Marshall Toliver
Peru
Indiana
Local notes from Alma and area residents
A collection of short items recalls visits and travel among Alma area families. Business visitors in Alma, moving plans for Low Jones to Salem area, Jigger Heskett starting work on John Fradenbure’s new home, and various family visits and illnesses across the week.
Fredonia Sunday School Attendance and Local Calls
Forty attended Sunday School at Fredonia on January 19. John Talbert visited Mr. Ozzie Hill Sunday afternoon. Frances Palmer spent the day with Olive and Annabell Campbell. John Talbert E. E. McHaney and Bill Perkins were Patoka callers on Friday.
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Fredonia
John Talbert
Ozzie Hill
Frances Palmer
Olive
Annabell Campbell
E. E. McHaney
Bill Perkins
Patoka
Hill Showing Slow Improvement While Kretzer Slips
Ozzie Hill shows gradual recovery while J. W. Kretzer remains in poorer condition at this writing.
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Ozzie Hill
J. W. Kretzer
Social visits and local news from East Zion area
Alma resident Ella Shuffler visits with Hester Oglesby. Barthol Anderson and wife visit Dwight Bundy. Dale Thomson and Harry Anderson delayed two days in a snow storm en route to Maroa. Henry Oglesby of Salem visits Hester Oglesby. Miss Roberta Arnold hosts the girls club Saturday. Pearl Berry visits Carroll Lowe. Edwin Arnold and wife visit Cyrus Arnold. Mrs. Ed Myers and Mrs. Lena McWhirter sick. Della Barnett returns from St Louis. Paul Caldwell and wife visit Oscar Caldwell. Abby Cox visits Elmer Berry. Marion Caldwell visits Vandalia. Sam Cozad and family visit Odin.
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Ella Shuffler
Alma
Hester Oglesby
Barthol Anderson
Dwight Bundy
Dale Thompsson
Harrry B. Anderson
Maroa
Henry Oglesby
Salem
Roberta Arnold
Cecil Lowe
Pearl Berry
Carroll Lowe
Edwin Arnold
Cyrus Arnold
Ed Myers
Della Barnett
St. Louis
Paul Caldwell
Oscar Caldwell
Abbbie Cox
Elmer Berry
Lena McWhirter
Marion Caldwell
Vandalia
Sam Cozad
Odin
Farmers Demand Same Protection Now Given Consumers
The article reports farmers seeking equal protection from price gouging by monopolist industries, urging government action similar to protections already afforded to consumers against excessive food prices.
Illinois Farmers Demand Parity Price and Tariff Reform
The Illinois Agricultural Association told the Marion County Farm Bureau that parity pricing should restore purchasing power to 1909 14 levels, creating a government ceiling on farm prices. They contrast this with tariffs protecting industry and argue for balanced agricultural and industrial pricing to raise living standards and employment.
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Ilinois Agricultural Association
Marion County Farm Bureau
Illinois
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W. H. Cain
Jhon L. Simcox
W. H. Adams
John Orrell
Archie Hopkins
I. C
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Timas
Salka Seltzer
Alka-Seltzer
Steele
Tony Polly Anna
Russell Sullens
Ronald Albert
Low Jones
Jim Branson
Jigger Heskett
John Fraden- Ours
J Im LaTurne
Donald Albert
Joe Albert
Uncle Joe
Bert Sullens
Little Max Sullens
Pollyanna
Mr. Gamblin
Decatur
Clifford Daniels
Argie Howard
C. M. Heskett
Glenn Easley
Jessie Daniels
Oscar Slater
Joel Albert
Dr. Porter
Grandma Green
Chas. Walsh
Hugo Mulvaney
FOX Illinois
Centralia, Ill
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Rose
John Boles
Gladys Swarthout
Myrna Loy
Spencer Tracy
Barbary Coast
Edward G. Robinson
Miriam Hopkins
Joe Morrison
Rosalind Keith
Charlie Chan’s Secret
Wairner Oland
East Zion
Sandoval, Ill
R. Robinson
Pres
John A. Jennings
Lyric Theatre
Salem, Illinois
Edward Everette Horton
Dudley
MAN OF Iron
Rancho
Claudette Colbert
Shirley Temple
Carters
Patoka Farmers’ Co-operative
J. Wasem
Memphis
Vernon
McCormick
Websters
5Th St
Field’s Barber Shop
Byrd-Watson Drug CO
Centralia Illenois
COX & Martin
S. Locust
St. Centralia
1.L
Pato
Patoka Register
G. H. Lensgraf
S. 5Th St
Linton & Beery
Patoka, Illinois
C. S. Huddleston
Centralia, Illinois
P. O. Box
MAE Eagan Auto and Property Insurance
R. C. McGuire
Hoffman Bldg
nostoMire
Petoka
Congress
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