First State Bank Patoka reports assets and liabilities 1927
The official publication sets forth the June 30 1927 condition of First State Bank Patoka Illinois. It lists resources including real estate loans 47750 collateral loans 12382 other loans 99806 cash 18865 overdrafts 386.53 government investments 150 and other bonds 16300. Liabilities show undivided profits 412.31 capital stock 25000 surplus net 4639.22 time deposits 66045.90 and bills payable 10000 total resources and liabilities 212951.22. The cashier F M Smith swears to accuracy before Notary Mae Eagan July 6 1927.
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Raed Oe
Wirabrese Siete Ks Am
Vernon Illinois bank report shows assets and liabilities
The Farmers and Merchants State Bank of Vernon Illinois submits its June 30 1927 financial statement to the Auditor of Public Accounts. It lists total resources of 114399.63 with capital stock 11000 surplus 4200 undivided profits 1866.48 and deposits of 932? totals. loans include collateral and other categories. bank uses cash from banks and other resources. The report is sworn by cashier L E Green before Notary J W Epps on July 6 1927.
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F. M. Smith
First State Bank
Patoka
Auditor of Public Accounts
State of Illinois
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Vernon State
Illinois
State of
I. L. E. Green
Farmers & Merchants State Bank of
Vernon
L. E. Green
Second Hand Goods Priced For Quick Sale
A rundown catalog of used items with sale prices includes a book case at 17.50, a 12 piece dining room suite for 60, a Mahogany Piano 85, white enamel refrigerator 17.50, various rugs from 3 to 10, Bluesnee and Bucks ranges, several stoves and ranges, beds and bed frames, folding bed, kitchen cabinet, and a Round Oak range all offered at reduced prices for fast sale.
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South Bend
Asia
Lindy Poem Honors a Young American Aviator
A nephew of Mr and Mrs A J Ingold recalls a sixteen year old who flew across the ocean in a famous mission. The poem notes his courage and the joy of his mother as she learned he had won. It honors a Yankee boy who sacrificed his life for the Red White and Blue and asks who it was Lindy.
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A. J. Ingold
Lindy
Vernon Area Teems With Visits and Baseball Action
Clarence Bobbitt and family of Chicago called on Miss Elizabeth Ivesay as they traveled through Vernon en route home after a Kansas tour. Vernon beats Vandalia 10 to 6. The Vernon team plans to play Glenridge next Sunday July 17. Various locals hosted visitors from Decatur Detroit Wichita Salem and Patoka during the week. A Hoodoo Coon show is set for July 16 at the Vernon town hall.
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Clarence Bobbitt
Chicago
Elizabeth
Ivesay
Vernon
Kansas
Vandalia
Edward Delaney
Decatur
Glenridge
A. McKee
Chester
Wichita
Kan
C. C. Livesay
McKee
Indiana
Ohio
Louise Betts
Helen Hathaway
Mildred Morgan
Georgia Lane
Stringtown
Eberlee Norris
Marcus Cox
Arnold Jarrett
Glenwood Brown
Vernon Band
Harvey Livesay
Patoka
Hester Davidson
Elizabeth Livesay
Vernon Town Hall
Epworth League
M. E. Church
Alma
Phyllis Livesay
Salem
C. O. Livesay
Tracy Hawthorne
Ramsey
Dick Wasem
Fanny Crowder
James Hathaway
W. L. Danbury
Ferne
Bruce Danbury
F. C. Freyer
Lawrence Wilson
Bear Creek
Eastern Star Meeting Attended by Mary Smith and Danbury
Mrs Mary K Smith and Mrs W L Danbury attended the Eastern Star meeting in Patoka Monday night.
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Mary K. Smith
W. L. Danbury
Eastern Star
Patoka
Rain welcomed by White Haven farmers
The farmers of White Haven and vicinity welcome the rain that fell Saturday night. Veleria Johnson of Patoka visits grandparents Chas Halbrook and wife. Wm Linton and wife and Albert Halbrook visit Decatur. People attend Vernon ball game. Bear Creek Baptist Church business meeting. Rev Oral Brown recalled for coming year. Louis Olmstead and wife, Cleve Johnson and family visit Chas Halbrook family. Velma and Beulah Jones of Iowa visit Liates family. James Phinney visits Mervin Halbrook. Chas Halbrook and son Marvin go to Herrick to see ill mother.
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White Haven
Veleria Johnson
Patoka
Chas. Halbrook
Wm. Linton
Albert Halbrook
Decatur
Vernon
Bear Creek Baptist Church
Oral Brown
Louis “Olmstead
Cleve Johnson
Velma
Beulah Jones
Iowa
Wm. Liates
James Phinney
Mervin Halbrook
Marvin
Herrick
Ice Cream Supper At Toad Island Saturday Night
Happy Joliff plans a Patoka Band outing with a night of music at Toad Island Saturday. Hap may perform a slide trombone solo. attendees are urged not to miss the event.
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Toad Island
Happy Joliff
Patoka
Hap
Happy
Business Visitors Report Good Crops In Springfield
Ray Gray W H Cain Kessner Cruse and Elmer W Belcher were business visitors in Springfield yesterday evening. They report crops and general conditions in that section as good a shape as they ever saw.
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Ray Gray
W. H. Cain
Kessner Cruse
Elmer W. Belcher
Springfield
Insect and livestock notes from agricultural guidance
The notice covers timing for reducing forest insect damage and utilizing lightning trees, rabbit breeding practices with common meat and fur varieties, and calcium and phosphorus needs for dairy cattle. It cites hay sources like alfalfa and clover for calcium and recommends bran and meals for phosphorus, plus cotton spacing improving yields and reducing weevil damage.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Breeding Field Station Notes Nondilution and Sire Selection
U S Department of Agriculture guidance covers thinning spacing to boost boll yield by sun drying in open lanes. It also details avian tuberculosis control via culling and disinfection, and emphasizes bull selection as key to high producing herds with data from 216 purebred sires showing varied impacts on daughter production.
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Greenville
Tex
United States Department of Agriculture
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Illinois Weekly Industrial Review Highlights Statewide Projects
The Illinois Weekly Industrial Review surveys broad activity across the state. Cities like Chicago Paxton Bloomington Springfield Belleville Belvidere O Fallon Dundee Algonquin Coulterville Galva Zeigler Sunfield Elkville Watseka Jerseyville Alton St Peter Rosiclare Lakewood Aledo Eldorado Neauvoo Cairo report on road and bridge work school and theater projects power and light rate cuts new equipment and harbor improvements. The summary notes $7100 thousand in lime use by farmers in 1926 and ongoing improvements for the State Fair opening August 20.
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United States
Chicago
Dunes” Realty
Paxton
Re. Bloomington
Springfield
Belleville
Belvidere
O'Fallon
Mlinois Power and Light Corporation
Dundee
Algonquin
Coulterville
Galva
Ed. Zeigler
Franklin County
Sunfield
Pinckneyville
Elkville
Watseka
Iroquois River
Wiatseka
Watseka Telephone Co
Jerseyville
Alton
Mississippi River
St. Peter
Illinois
Lakewood
Aledo
Eldorado
Southern Illinois Railway and Power Company
Here
Carrier Mills
Neauvoo
O’fallon
Cairo
West Side Improvements and County Purchases Update
Union Grove Bids opened for graveling 12 1 2 miles of road on the West Side. Hanover State purchases 3,000 acres of Alexander County property for a game preserve, signaling continued development and conservation efforts.
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Union Grove
Hanover
Alexander County
Reverend Sims Preaches at Legion Hall Sunday Night
The Rev. Sims will deliver a sermon at the Legion Hall on Sunday evening July 17. Everyone is welcome to attend.
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Sims
Legion Hall
FOR SALE COLUMN ADS FOR GEAR AND PROPERTY
Classified ad list offering Coca Cola keys Patoka property with two story six room house two lots and a well priced at 250 dollars cash plus 10 dollars monthly or 675 cash. Also Fordson tractor with plow band disc Hall Motor Co Centralia Illinois a 1926 Ford Ton truck trade terms piano sale and lost coat between Blue Goose garage and Fred Blacks with contact Howard Adams.
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C. N. Cruse
Patoka
Hall Motor Company
Centralia
Ilinois
Hall Motor Co
Arange
P. A. Starck Piano Company
Olive Str
St. Louis
Blue Goose Garage
Fred Blacks
Howard Adams
Ite
Stock and farm sale set for Saturday July 23 1927
Lp LIVE STOCK SALE announced for Saturday July 23 1927 at 2 pm listing 16 head of Shoats and Pigs one sow to farrow in September and 3 head of good work horses. Wm. Phinny owner W. H. Wade auctioneer. Terms to be announced on sale day. The page continues with a lengthy assessment list of Vernon town lots and surrounding properties with numerous names and parcel numbers.
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Farrow
Wm. Phinny
W. H. Wade
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Illinois Weekly Industrial Review
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