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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1926

Page

6

State Agriculture Reports Activity Across Divisions

The Illinois cooperative crop reporting service outlines May crop and livestock work with 12,000 total reports and 1,200 inquiries for June, plus 4,390 for soybeans and cowpeas. Other divisions cover the state fair preparations, food and dairy inspections with 55,417 pounds of unfit food destroyed, apiary instruction and Kendall County beekeepers meeting, hay grading debates, cattle tuberculosis retests, poultry egg-laying contest records, and watermelon wilt research with varietal tests at Kankakee and surrounding areas. Twenty-six seed samples tested for seed salability.

Illinois Cooperative Crop Reporting Service Division of State Fair Chicago Geneva Beekeepers Association Kendall County Illinois U. S Division of Animal Industry van der Karr Aroma Park Edwardsville Beardstown Carmi Mt. Carmel Marshall West Union Peoria Kankakee

McCutcheon’s Oliver October Promises Fresh Romance

The article reviews George Barr McCutcheon’s career from his Indiana roots to a prolific romance writer known for captivating heroines and witty storytelling. It highlights his novels Graustark Brewster’s Millions Viola Gwyn and the new Oliver October as original, tense dramatic works with strong character drawing.

Wren Viola Gwyn Oliver October George Barr McCutcheon Tippecanoe County Indiana Fayette Ind Purdue University McCutcheon America

Rain brings smiles as farmers greet showers in White Haven

In White Haven many farmers welcome rain with cheer. Mrs Ruth Lake and family visited Mrs Claud Hatch. Mrs J C Johnson and children suffer measles with ailing daughter Viola. Claud Hatch searched Decatur for work without luck, then found work locally. Claud Moore bought a mowing blade in Vernon. Melson Kinney finished work at G C Johnsons and plans to travel north. Mr and Mrs Bert Vail and sons Albert Carley and wife with baby visited Mrs Vails niece Mrs Charley Halbrook. The day was enjoyed. Crickenburger and wife visited Nokomis to see old friends.

Ruth Lake Claud Hatch J. C. Johnson Kenneth Charles Viola Decatur Claud Moore Vernon Melson Kinney G. C. Johnsons Melson Bert Vail Albert Beecher Carley Baby Chicago Vails Neice Charley Halbrook

Mrs Don Crawford Returns Home After Illness

Mrs Don Crawford has come back to her home from her parents C A Adams and wife after a period of stay there for several weeks She is considerably improved Her visit coincided with a note about dress straw hats at Martins and related shopping.

Martins Don Crawford C. A. Adams Joseph Joe Mrs. Grimes Mr. Baxter

Rumley tale unfolds with gypsy prophecy and family drama

A tense scene opens with Oliver Baxter and his kin as a gypsy fortune teller predicts a future of wealth and trouble for the boy. The visit triggers fear of a galows fate, while Josephine Sage’s scandalous life casts a shadow over Oliver’s upbringing and loyalties in Rumley.

Silas Link Chicago Oliver Baxter, Sr Clay Street Baxter Mary Baxter Oliver Josephine Sage Herbert Sage New York Herby London States Oliver October Jane Josephine Janie Sage Rumley Oliver October Baxter Sammy Parr Joseph Sikes Mr. Sage Link Sikes Mr. Link

Oliver Baxter Birth and Family Tensions in Rumley

Oliver October Baxter Jr is born on a grim October day in 1890 Rumley. The Baxters are prominent. his sister arrives with husband Mr Gooch from Hopkinsville to take charge. Gooch is a wealthy tax shark known for predatory real estate deals.

Mrs. Gooch Mr. Sikes Serepty Grimes Rumley Sage Mrs. Sage Herby Mr. Gooch Father Serepta Grimes Baxter Grehat Josephine Judge Oliver October Baxter, Jr Oliver Presbyterian Church Lodge of Odd Fellows Mary Baxter Oliver October Serepta Joseph Sikes Mr. Baxter Oliver Baxter Hopkinsville Itm

Chapter II Ten Years Later Ten Years Passed

Ten years pass marked by change and growth as Rumley reflects on a decade of transformation and development in its community.

Rumley

Local News Brief from Fostersburg Hints at Community News

James Cheshire of St Peter and Jesse Walton of Vernon bought stock in the area last week. Rob Arnold and family hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Ray Gehring of Champaign and Mr and Mrs Grant Arnold of Clinton. Elmer Frizzell and family visited from Litchfield. Dorothy and Martha Smith of Alma called on friends. Mrs Lewis Jones was ill but improving. Farmers smile as creek-bottom road grading progresses toward Burg, promising relief from mud and wrecked teams from past travel.

Alice Albert Persey Lester Lee Sprinkle L. Frisby Lucife ‘Rettinghouse Centralia Freda Lane Mary Holt Iva Ernest Sprague Clinton Marjorie Albert Beck B. F. Beck Vige Tors Vandalia Sarah Doolen Nellie Fisher June John Cleary W. J. Jones Vernon Sarah Willet Ethel Klinge Evelyn Thomas Arewine Willett Mervel Cash Cole Hallie Holt Hugh McKinney Patoka Thomas Frisby Oscar Sears Fehren Willett Vernon M. E Mayme Potts James Cheshire St. Peter Jesse*Walton Ray Gehring Champaign Grant Arnold Rob Arnold Elmer Frizzell Litchfield Mya Blanche Doolen Lewis Jones Wayne Doslen Dorothy Martha Smith Alma

New Spring Recushioned Wheel Invented by Bev Forehand

Bev Forehand claims to have invented a spring recushioned wheel using a solid rubber tire to replace casings and inner tubes. He reports word from Washington D C that his attorneys believe it to be a practice mechanical invention.

Bev D. C

Public Sale at old Lucas home near Patoka

A public sale at the Lucas estate near Patoka on Friday June 25 1926 starting 10:00 a.m. lists horses cows chickens farming implements harness feed household goods and a Maxwell car. Terms are nine months with seven percent interest. V C Lucas administrator.

Maxwell Car V. C. Lucas

Local Hardware Ads Promote Cedar Tub Wash Machines

New shipment from Patoka Hardware and Furniture Co highlights Ideal Wash machines with cedar tubs priced at 13.75 dollars. Oyster shells for chicks advertised at Hills flagged in the notice.

Ideal Wash Patoka Hdw. & Furn, Co Chix Hills

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