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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1929
Page
2
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The writer notes heavy air raids and battles near Ewa and other Hawaiian islands, reporting dozens of enemy planes shot down, ships sunk, and troops killed in several landing attempts. He says the Reds suffered heavy losses and the war ended with their defeat as he awaits orders to return and resume duties.
Mrs Eli, Logan and daughter Miss Dorothy visited Centralia last Tuesday afternoon for dental work. Gerald Cox, Miss Bertha Berg her and Frank Elifritz Jr and wife were also visitors with Centralia.
Harvey Hudspeth a local carrier is chosen to represent Marion County as one of five delegates to the State Convention. Roy Griffin, former Ramsey resident and I C agent, visited on the Fourth. Mrs Rena Tomlins of Springfield visited the Lyte Porter family and left with Frank Porter for the capital city.
Want column listing multiple local sale offers including 23 ewes and a buck from Chester Belcher, a Shropshire ram lamb eligible for registry from O F Davis, a fresh cow sow and pigs by Herb Stone, an eight room house with two lots by And erson Green, a six year old mare by John Rogier, and an offer to trade for land or livestock. Also soil fertilizer advice from Wm Ehrat and Robin Jones Phosphate Co of Nashville Tennessee.
An ice cream supper is scheduled for Saturday night July 13 at Mound Chapel Church. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach in the area.
A note states a carload of good northern Illinois corn will be sold from the car this week at per bushel with a price of $1.06.
A local supplier reports stocking a large quantity of oils and greases for cars tractors and various machinery including cup grease. The purchase aims to meet growing demand from automotive and agricultural users.
Complete wagons ready for grain work with separate Weber wagon beds that are grain tight. Special pricing on Weber beds at 5Say 32.00. Real makes of buggies on hand with competitive prices for a limited time.
For auto owners a selection of tires and tubes offered to close out clean up and at a price you cannot possibly duplicate.
A local supplier lists riding and walking cultivators rotary hoes corn planters and John Deere plus International and other seasonable implements available for viewing.
Cultivator sale announces a $2.50 discount with a call to visit the store immediately.
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