Special Saturday Discount on Flour Feeds and Machinery
Special Saturday offer provides a discount exceeding the price difference on eggs and cash across all Flour Feeds and Machinery items.
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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1926
Page
2
Special Saturday offer provides a discount exceeding the price difference on eggs and cash across all Flour Feeds and Machinery items.
An old newspaper line promotes Pratt's Dip for hogs cattle and sheep in multiple sizes. It also advertises a $5 discount on any wagon from stock during Saturday sales.
A vendor advertises ten lots of Flour and Bran with a gold medal flour car on the road. It promotes a good price line and urges customers to buy now while prices are best to save money.
Classified notices include lost pair of black rim glasses return to Post Office. Multiple sales and trades from Vandalia and Patoka Illinois offering items from piano boxes to a 1921 Gardner tour, milk cows and a work horse. Also employment pitch for Packard Shirts and a probate notice for Tennessee Smith estate with administrator Dean F. Blankinship in Marion County.
Mary Ella and Harold Collins visit grandmother in Salem while Pauline Padberg sees Opal Belcher. Families gather for a ten year reunion near Greenville. Barn fire on Roy Thompson farm spurs community sympathy. Lela Bopp visits Snyder household. Many relatives call on Bowen, Belcher, Williams families.
Local notes list Altoms offering pure apple cider and absolutely pure vinegar in blocks sacks or barrels plus home grown products. Peters shoes advertised with a summer focus inviting customers to give their feet a summer home.
Prof J S Kniseley announces candidacy for election as Superintendent of Schools of Marion County subject to voters in November. He solicits support and votes from the electorate.
Weeds harbor insects and disease that threaten crops. Plant lice and red spiders migrate from weed borders, while cabbage pests feed on wild mustard and related weeds. Remove weeds and promptly bury crop residues after harvest, then replant with new crops.
A local advert notes higher costs to remove burnt stumps than sound stumps and promotes plentiful potatoes. It also recommends Certo for easier jelly making, claiming better results with less effort at Altoms.
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