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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1926
Page
6
Roundworms and other intestinal parasites cause major losses in poultry flocks. Infestations lower vitality and disease resistance, with some estimates in states exceeding 50 percent of losses. Nematodes include large roundworm, ceca worm, gapeworm, and gizzard worm, often with similar symptoms.
F A Gougler director of the Illinois Agricultural Association poultry and egg department warns county farm bureaus to prevent sending diseased birds to market. He cites last year’s embargo and urges caution to avoid repeat losses as officials work to eradicate the disease from markets.
Questions to Iowa flock keepers offer practical poultry management tips from Iowa State College. Auctioneer W H Wade plans a sale near early March. contact Vernon Bank or Wade’s wife to arrange bidding dates.
Emyel Smith and his wife announce the birth of a baby girl. Mrs Chas Sullens died last week with burial at Allman cemetery. The deceased leaves a husband and child, plus parents, siblings and many friends. She belonged to the Pentecostal church and the community offers sympathy. Also notes weekend visits and local farm news.
Eli Howard is very poorly at present. Cecil Black and others made business trips to Salem on Saturday. Miss Frankie Gray returned from Chicago. Clarence Smith and family spent Sunday with Amuel Smith and wife. Fred Williams moved to Fredonia. Bob Gray bought a driving mare from Bob Mers of Salem. T. W. Gray traded for a driving horse from J. R. Gray. Guy Chandler and Argie Howard also visited Salem on Saturday.
An advertisement promotes an all around work shoe in soft brown leather with a dress top, composite sole, leather midsole, rubber heel, drill lining, and moccasin vamp blucher. Designed for full easy fitting. Boys 3.00 dollars, Mens 3.25 dollars.
Lot 14 Block 1 and Lot 13 Block 1 Pleasant Place Addition No 2 with redemption period ending June 11 1926. Purchaser L H Jonas offers redemption at the County Clerk's Office Salem Illinois.
L. H. Jonas purchased at public sale on June 11 1924 for delinquent taxes and costs in Marion County Illinois. Land described includes multiple lots in Pleasant Place Additions Nos 1 2 and no. 2. Purchaser L H Jonas of Salem Illinois.
Road addition in Centralia details a 120 ft segment at the west end of Lot 10, Block 8 in Railroad Addition. It notes South Popular Paving Assessment No 25 and Installment No 2.
On the 11th day of June 1924 L H Jo and others face judgments, interest, penalties and costs for 1923 on several parcels in Bronson Place and surrounding districts. Properties include Lot 9 Block 3 Bronson Place No 2 and multiple Albion measurements across Centralia South Elm Street paving and Melrose sewer assessments. F B Miller National Drilling Co appears in references with Suburban acres parcels and Melrose blocks. Salem Illinois.
The County Court of Marion County Illinois extends notice to Nannie Craig O V Parkinson and unknown heirs of the persons by the County Court for delinquent taxes special assessments and unpaid charges on Lot 6 Block 8 Parkinson's Addition in Illinois.
Notice to concerned parties that parcels were purchased by public sale for delinquent taxes plus interest penalties and costs for the year 1928. Items include Lot 25 Block 1 Tones Sub-division Part W 1-2 N W 1-4, Lot 8 Block 1 Ritterskamp Heights Addition, Lot 16 Block 1 Prson Place, Lot 19 Block 2 Bronson Place in Salem Illinois.
County of Marion, Earl D Hill, Centralia Building and Loan Association, Ed W Mathis and heirs or agents claim any interest in Lot 11, Block 8, Scotts Addition, purchased at a public sale and auction conducted by the County Treasurer of Marion County.
Marion County notices reveal Earl Sprouse Alma Building and Loan Association and unidentified heirs of the persons named, summoning all concerned to address unpaid amounts from 1928. purchaser listed as I. H. Jonas for Lot 9 Block 1 Pleasant Home Addition 2nd on June 1, 1924.
The notice indicates June 11, 1924, sale by public auction of land in Section 20 Town 1 North Range 1 East with 50 to 100 acres. It warns heirs of English and American Bankers Insurance Co. to address interests and states redemption expires June 11, 1926.
ISTATE OF ILLINOIS AS W R Wilson Home Building and Loan Association of Centralia Harri et Campbell Lot 6 Block 2 P H Robnett's Addition.
Parcel description lists Oliver Barnett in year 4923 for Lot 6 within Block 11 of Jones Gregory and Stickneys Addition.
T. E. Maulding, Harry Moulton, J. W. Adams own Lot 8 Block 1 in F B Millers Addition Salem Illinois with unspecified transfer or record details.
J. R. Hodge and J. D. Hodges are notified of an unpaid lien on Lot 14 Block 3 Allison Heights. Redemption must be completed at the County Clerk's Office by the specified deadline.
Public notice lists properties tied to B M English ad unknown heirs held by County Treasurer. Describes Garden Home West parts, sections, tracts and lots with dimensions and street alignments including Block 4 School Site Addition and additions within Rail district.
Notice indicates Anna Stewart and Joe Tyler Estate showing interest in property described as Lot 8 Block 4 Jones Gregory. The document notes a public sale purchase and mentions a take notice in Marion County.
In the year 1928 E Sale D S Wallis and J W Adams convey Lot 4 in Block 1 of F B Miller’s Addition. The transfer records document an urban property sale in this block and lot as listed.
A statement names A J Alexander and J G Reeves and assigns heirs per year 19238 to convey Lot 7 Block 8 Allison Heights to the listed grantee. J F.
Rosa Miller and Annie Miller conduct an auction titled by the County Treasurer of Marion County against Lot 1 Block 2 Oakland Addition Salem Illinois. Bid action targets the listed property in a public notice auction setting.
Dollie Matthews and Morris Fisher face a tax sale action for unpaid taxes on N 40 feet of Spart Lot 1, Block 128, Railroad Addition, Centralia. The notice identifies the property and location in the city’s railroad addition subdivision.
The document cites Levi Branch and D B Robertson and others as recipients of a notice dated June 11 1924. It mentions interest penalties and a redemption process for N 12 Lot 9 in County Clerk's Sub Division of Block 87 Railroad Addition Centralia. Purchaser L Honas or L H. Jonas Redeem at County Office.
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