New Corn Hog Plan Aids Farmers and Consumers
A district meeting in Marion discusses a corn hog contract aimed at fair hog prices and steady pork supplies. The plan includes adjusting corn acreage 10 to 30 percent in 1936, encouraging soil improving crops, and smoothing regional production to avoid price swings, with Livestock and Extension Service officials detailing aims and implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucian Gaston
Marion County Corn-dog Control Association
Marion County
Marion
J. L. Joy
Extension Service
College of Agriculture
University of Illinois
College
Tlinois
Jovy
Birthday party for Roe Robinson and Destra Ticknor observed
Mrs Leeta Roe Robinson and Mrs Destra Ticknor hosted a joint birthday party at the Robinson home on Saturday evening. About forty guests attended with five tables of games and prizes won by Miss Freda Briscoe and Orville Mason for high score and Verhia Ramsey for the horvb prize. Refreshments included sandwiches salad olives nickels angel food cake whipped cream and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leeta Roe Robinson
Destra Ticknor
Birthady
Robinson Home
Freda Briscoe
Orville Mason
Verhia
Ramsey
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs Joe Albert’s Mother
A basket dinner will be served Friday February 7 at the home of Mrs Joe Albert honoring her mother Mrs Green celebrates her ninety ninth birthday. All are urged to attend and join the family in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Albert
Green
Illinois issues highway maps with 1936 license plates
Valuable information mailed to motorists includes an official Illinois highway map with a Chicago area enlargement. The map explains new traffic laws, the certificates of title act, and reduced license fees. A scenic image of the Mississippi Palisades complements the folder, urging motorists to See Illinois First. A letter from Secretary Hughes accompanies the back of the map.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Edward J. Hughes
Mississippi Palisades
Savanna
Hughes Gses
Hughes
Highway map offer to motorists amid traffic safety plea
A plea highlights the alarming rise in automobile deaths and urges compliance with traffic laws. It notes the availability of copies of a new highway map to all motorists upon request.
Committeemen Chosen by Locals of Sanitary Milk
Sanitary Milk Producers outline key leadership structure with 2318 member dairymen assigned to carry out the year’s program. Locals report annual meetings and elect presidents secretaries treasurers and advisory committees. Delegates from each local meet March 5 1936 at Community Hall St Jacob Illinois at 10 00 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
E. W. Tiedeman
Belleville
Illinois
PL Hve
M. E. Bone
Community
St. Jacob, Ilinois
Gains in Dairy Coops Boost Union Membership
A speaker remarks on growing membership since 1935, noting 2184 new members and praising cooperative dairymen who build from the ground up with shared responsibility and voice in policy and business conduct, asserting such structure leads to success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
sTiedeman
Cooperative Dairymen
Local Notices From East Zion Area
Ira Caldwell visited Monday with Alice Caldwell. Frank Thomason and wife transacted business in Vandalia. Carroll Garretts moved to their new home near Arnold Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Caldwell
Alice Caldwell
Frank Thomason
Vandalia
Carroll Garretts
Arnold Chapel
Local visits and farm chores noted in Decatur area
Alice Caldwell visits with friends in Decatur. Joe Knight hauls logs for Elmer. Berry and Lee Griffin haul milk for Russell Caldwell. Ola Frizzell visits Friday with Joe Frizzell. Peck Caldwell puts up ice. Raymond Maulding tends cattle on pasture. Robert and Russell Jones and Jackie Cox join Charles and Pearl Berry for Patoka Sunday outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Caldwell
Decatur
Joe Kngiht
Elmer
Berry
Lee Griffin
Russell Caldwell
Ola Frizzell
Joe
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Drouth
Cher
Ruth Goff
Salem
Helen Hill of
Sandoval
Ted Ticknor
Elsie Hicks
Irma Jean Meredith
Richard Meredith
Roy Miller
Centralia
John Hicks
Sam Jones
Saick School
Catherine
Charles Blake
Odio
Odin
Centralia Hospital
Vernace Tate
Charles Quick
Bedford Bryan
Central City
Miss Branch
Brick School
Fred Kirgan
Oblong
Ill
Fred
Frank Jett
Roy Bowers
Charley Sparling
Charley
Ernest Brubaker
Harve Sellers
Allen Groff
Lish Johnson
George Jett
Elza Adams
Seidel Farm
Edd Kerwin
Dan Livesay
Patoka
Worth
John Charlton
Bennett Charlton
Ranny
Warren
Eulajah Williams
Quinten Luellen
Barbara Tene Branch
Pearl Jackson
Geo. Ramsey
Earl Ramsey
Can Ranny
Dennis
Lee Attaberry
Near Brubaker
Lorie Rehnke
Fred Kretvey
George Clark
Arthur Jenkins
Glenn Jones
Lee
Joan Smith
Jane Heskett
Donald Albert
Basil Sullens
Ida Smith
Hester Oglesby
Wilbur Davis
C. M. Heskett
Geo. Clark
Bob Jenkins
Donald
Albert
Jigger Heskett
Alma
Carrigan
Alka-Seltzer
N'A
Tony Polly Anna
FOX Illinois Theatre
Centralia, Ill
Sun
Mon
James Cagney
Pat O'Brien
Mary Burns
Fugitive
Sylvia Sidney
Melvyn Douglas
Cecil B. Demille
Loretta Young
Henry Wilcox
Seven Keys To Baldpate
Gene Raymond
Margaret Callahan
Zasu Pitts
Hugh O’connell
Lyric Theatre
Salem, Illinois
Bette Davis
Dangerous
Jean Harlow
Spencer Tracy
the Dark Angel
Frederic March Herbert Marshall
East Zion
Sandoval, Ill
R. Robinson
Pres
John A. Jennings
Carter
Patoka Farmers’ Co-operative
Geo. J. Wasem
Vernon
McCormick
Pato
Patoka Register
Websters
5Th St
Field’s Barber Shop
Old Capitol
South 6Th St
Byrd-Watson Drug CO
COX & Martin
Locust St. Alia, LL
G. H. Lensgraf
Linton & Beery Funeral Directors
Embalmers
Patoka, Illinois
C. S. Huddleston
Centralia, Illinois
P. O. Box
R. C. McGuire
Ouaniali
Hoffman Bldg
Illinoia
Patola
Minels
Congress
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