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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1936
Page
4
President Roosevelt attacks a new economic dynasty as a despotism that controls government and workers. He argues liberty requires opportunity in both voting and the marketplace, vows to end economic tyranny, and calls for democracy, faith, hope, and charity guiding government to lift the unemployed and protect the middle class.
Notice to residents outlines that Pauper Relief administration transfers to township Supervisors starting July 1. Applications and orders will be issued only on the second and fourth Saturdays each month, with no other days available. C. M. Rogier, Supervisor, issues the directive.
The University of Illinois outlines wide opportunities for graduates entering public service. It notes diverse training across colleges and divisions, major roles in engineering, law, medicine, teaching, accounting and public administration, and multiple programs including Graduate School and Extension.
A small town update notes visitors and calls around Stombaugh Hill. Marybell Stombaugh of Vandalia visits sister Mrs Martin Summan near St Peter this week. Bessie Stark calls on Mrs Annie Morries and son Murfin. Murfin reportedly not well. Eddie and Loren Barnes of Toad Island dine with Rollie Stambaugh. Edgar Young visits cousin Mrs Chloe Buckmaster. Mrs Beckler returns to Patoka after three months with Merriman. Rollie Stombaugh and Oscar Blom in St Louis on business. Andy Walker visits Vern Johns. Shepard family dines with Mary Stombaugh. Howard Daniels family of Vandalia stop in Patoka. Burl Buckmaster visits his mother Chloe Buckmaster on George Buckmaster’s birthday. A fine sundowner cream and cake ends the gathering.
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