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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1927
Page
6
A small ad notes special prices on Flour, Bran, Cracked Corn, Shorts and Red Dog from a carload arrival next week. It invites farmers to place fertilizer orders early and mentions two fertilizer types Armours and A.
Four cultivators offered at $3.00 discount each on Saturday. Buggy sold at $5.00 discount. Car delivery includes Gold Medal Flour Feed Cracked Corn Chick Feed and Bran with special pricing.
A local booster urges constructive civic effort in Patoka. Critics, he says, should study the town first before judging its future, arguing that knowledgeable boosters help make the town bigger and better for all residents.
SHOBONIER Milk in comfort and increase the flow of milk by using our guaranteed fly spray 70 cents per gal Bring your can Smith and Crawford Hdn Vernon. Mr and Mrs Sol Blankinship are proud parents of a baby boy born Saturday morning July 16th named William Kiss. Mrs A J Travis of Chicago visiting sister Mrs Zora Pollock and other relatives. Frank Nalley and family of Oconee visited Fred Session. Mrs James Ferriell of Carbondale and Mrs Chesley Perry visiting her parents in Shobonier spending a few days in Chicago. Mr and Mrs John Thalman of Patoka visited Albert Perry and family. Quarterly Conference held and the Lord's Supper observed at the M B Church Sunday night. Edgar Long and family of Alton visiting former residents.
Contrary to belief the International Dog Carnival scheduled for mid May at the Polo Grounds is not a Charleston competition.
We operate a hatchery and keep chicks hatched up to one week old. Seven day old chicks available in lots of 25 or more at 10 cents each. Farthing's Poultry Farm and Hatchery, Odin, Minnesota.
In a quoted exchange the judge asks if the witness will tell the truth and the witness replies it would be lovely if there were time to listen, reflecting a courteous but pointed moment in a Boston Transcript piece.
Samilies As serves as president of a poverty-stricken college and listens intently to the grammatical errors of a visiting millionaire.
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