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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1944
Page
5
W Y Dallman, Collector of Internal Revenue, announced the extension of for 1944 Declarations of Estimated Income and Victory Tax to April 15. Final 1943 tax returns remain due March 15 for all taxpayers. Only a few must file estimates, while new declaration forms arrive late March and first installments are due with the filing.
Levi Gerrish Carrigan spoke with family on Wednesday about George. Belcher and Ed Belcher visited Patoka Saturday. Carl Adams shopped in Odin Saturday evening. Venita Parker visited Centralia Saturday with relatives. Alvin Mason family called on Lyndal Mason and Linda in Odin Saturday. Leon Tolka did business in Centralia Monday. Willard Branche and son shopped in Odin Saturday. Frank Petrea buys north part of Poole farm and plans to move soon. Agnes Collins made a business trip to Salem Friday. W G Poole and family visited St McCollum at Lake Centralia last week. Frank Parker and wife announce the birth of a son born February 20. Otto Heinrich and sons visited relatives in Odin last week.
A quirky tale frames creation with Neptune boxed out for land while explaining the origins of seasons and progress through a playful tone. The piece blends myth with civic notes on 4‑H club mobilization and Illinois agricultural metrics. It notes poultry numbers, fruit yield outlooks, water flooding oil prospects, and rural electrification progress affecting 49 649 REA customers.
Illinois farms held 12 272 000 head of horses cattle hogs sheep and mules as of January 1 the largest total on record. Hog numbers rose 13 percent from last year and cattle and sheep also increased while horses mules declined. The five classes are valued at 471 million dollars, near 1919 peak, and March 4 to 12 is proclaimed 4 H Mobilization Week by Governor Green.
Monday April 8 1944 is the claim date in the estate of W H Belcher Deceased in the County Court of Marion County Illinois Claims may be filed against the estate on or before that date without issuance of summons E L Rogier Administrator Milley Pfaff Attorneys Salem IL 3 3 3te
Notice states Annie Wheeler is deceased with county proceedings pending in Illinois. Creditors may file claims against the estate on or before April 3, 1944, without summons. L. W. Ballance is administrator, Miller and Pfaff attorneys of Salem handling the matter.
Samuel T. Skeen is listed as deceased with county details in Illinois. W G Poole is named as Administrator with a filing date referenced as 2-25-3te.
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