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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1927
Page
7
Voile ranks among cotton fabrics popular this season with many plain colors and printed or embroidered designs. It is thin and semi transparent though a quality keeps its body. careful handling and bast ing help prevent pulling or stretching, while French seams and careful laundering are advised.
Bedford township undertakes road improvements to several streets aiming to boost local traffic flow and safety. Project details outline contractor work, anticipated completion dates, and funding sources.
The column surveys key players and achievements across leagues. Mentions Johnny Kling, Jim Rolla, RE Barrett, Carl Hubbell, Regan, Frank Philbin, Clarence Fields, Harry Hooper, Jacobson, Connie Mack's Athletics, Shovel Hodge, Ernie Orsatti, Frank Uzmann, Sep Good, and a joking note on a summer job as Yankee right fielder with George Herman Ruth keeping applicants idle.
Fifty percent of U S farm business groups engage in cooperative purchasing with 5 386 associations reporting last year. Feeds account for 62 percent of buyers, fuels 47 percent, containers 30 percent, seeds 20 percent, fertilizer 19 percent, building materials 15 percent, fencing 13 percent, machinery 11 percent, hardware 7 percent, spray materials 5 percent, and 80 percent handle miscellaneous goods. Major purchasing regions include Maryland New Jersey Kansas Ohio Nebraska Pennsylvania and North Dakota with over 60 percent in these states buying supplies. Grain associations lead at 86 percent involvement followed by poultry 89 percent and fruits and vegetables 58 percent while tobacco and some others trail.
A columnist urges firms to rely on well written small advertisements rather than costly large campaigns noting many success stories start with Regular use of small ads carefully written and targeted.
A home canning guide urges gardeners to plan for surplus vegetables for winter. Tomatoes lead the list with canning ease, while beans and peas should stay fresh to preserve quality. Use water bath for most fruits and vegetables, steam pressure for non acidic items, and prepare two canners, jars, rings, and handling gear to maximize season surplus.
The Louisville Courier-Journal notes twenty million jobless Europeans could rival an army in size and mischief, suggesting a potent political impact from high unemployment across Europe.
Local ad notes offer steel cut coffee at low prices and silk hose at Ballences. Even Trade malt 60c per can is promoted along with family underwear. A shipment of high grade candies arrives at 20c per pound and curtain scrim starts at 10c a yard at Altoms.
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