Local shop ads and notices fill Patoka page
Local business entries promote rugs shoes and furniture at Patoka stores Altoms Hill Bros and Patoka Hardware. Transfers include a Chevrolet Coach to C N Cruse. Visitors from Vernon Vandalia and St Louis noted with shoe and hosiery bargains plus fall stock previews and upcoming Alma Fair details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoms
Patoka Motor Co
C. N. Cruse
Pataka Hdn. & Furn. Co
Hill Bros
Lee Murfin
Vernon
Pataka
Alexander Smith and Son Wilton
Patoka Hdn
Furn. Co
Fleschmann
Pope
St. Louis
Walter Nixon
Vandalia
Patoka
Centralia
Laswell
Rev. Watson
Alma
Patoka area notices mix travel, family, and farming notes
A dense Patoka page records social calls, visits from Chicago and Decatur, and family travel notes. It notes autos licenses rising past 1,009,000 in pleasure cars, a July birth in Tony Township, and local farm and pasture advice urging better clover and grass management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoms
Harry Pollock
Sholconier
Patoka
James Doty
Chicago
Artie Rogier
W. F. Cox
Dr. Ducomb
Keysport
Flossie Engold
Decatur
Maude Young
T. J. Stephens
Parks Farm
Anderson Green
Jack Eagan
Eagan
Watson
Jess
Kentucky
Tom Forehand
J. T. Elmore
Mae
Sterling
Ben Hostlar
Nichols
Beckmeyer
Wm. Danbury
Leo Freyer
Charles Danbury
Vernon
Ewing Davidson
Springfield
Ewing
Abner Hill
Tony Township
Joe Hudspeth
Joe
Wilbur McIntyre
Nason
Les Thalman
Vanadlia
Arrestrong
Centralia
Zobrist
Vern Ducombe
Diamond Springs
Patoke
T. F. Lender
Beckett Family Reaches Destination En Route Home
The Register received a long letter claiming the Beckett family arrived at their old Kentucky home. Clinton Co. Kentucky July 11, 1925. Corn fine day light oats fair wheat fair in eastern Illinois wheat good oats good heavy crop of apples. The Indiana fields of sweet potatoes to the read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Underwood
Mr. Perrine of
Casey
Patoka
Lawrence
Johnny Stapp
Johnny
Roxana Oil Co
Vandalia
Ashley
Fred Gilley
Forrest Baxter
Miss Opal
Scott Field
St. Louis
Forrest Park Highlands
Elliot Caldwell
Clinta
Wesley
Springfield
Frank Porter
A. L. Hutter
Chicago
Belcher
A. L. Vallow
Clinton
Jess Vallow
California
Mother Vallow
Jess
Alaska
Beckett
Kentucky
David Newman
Centralia
Hattie Belle Smith
Memphis Tenn
Gray
B. V. Crosby
Miami
Fla
George Simcox
Fritz Wasem
John Jennings
Hannibal
J. W. Alexander
F. B. Miller Real Estate Co
L. J. Kutenzberger
Walnut Ridge
Ark
J. W. Thompson
Jerseyville
Arkansas
Rio Grande
Neil Davidson
Champaign
Decatur
P. B. Simcox
Elizabeth
Wills
du Quoin
Register
Donald Wilson
Wisconsin Lake Region
Johnny Telger
Louis
Wilbertown Township
Evansville
Ohio River
Alban
Monticello
Somerset
Lexington
Blue Grass
Covington
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Clinton Co
Illinois
Indiana
Mowing Weeds Too Soon Fails to Kill Them Out
In a College of Agriculture report University of Illinois expert John Peiper warns mowing pastures during active weed growth only delays seed production. He contrasts with crops cut in heading stages and notes early cultivation for seedlings in cultivated fields, and that multiple mowings may be needed to curb ragweed and other varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Peiper
College of Agriculture
University of Illinois
Also Mentioned on This Page
Village Park
Tillman Cemetery
Vernon Band
Wasems Meat Market
Becketts
van Camp
Martin & Martin
Frank Bromley
Bromley
Bromley Bros
Granite City
Los Angeles
Tuscon
Arizona
Meg
The
New Pictorial Review
Paris
Geo, E. Ballance
Hamilton-Brown
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