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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1938
Page
2
The Patoka Register notes editor Don Wilson as publisher and lists a subscription rate of $1.50 per year. It states the paper was entered as second class matter November 2, 1907, at the Patoka Illinois post office under the 1879 act.
Producers and distributors agree on milk prices for March April May and June with Class I at 260 a gallon in March and premiums over the Illinois Evaporated Milk Code for April to June. Class II carries a 10 cent premium in March and 20 cent premium in April June. Prices may drop to order levels if applicable. Lower consumer prices expected in stores from April to stem declining Class I sales.
Daily Class sales in January fell nine percent from last August signaling the intensified St. Louis unemployment and relief situation. Under normal production conditions the April to June arrangement should yield a blend price well above the condensery price and push a higher premium than last year.
On Thursday March 3 neighbors and relatives shared a full dinner with Aunt Jane Christie to mark her eighty six birthday. Attendees included her sons Jesse and Marion Elsie her daughter Virgil Lake and others from Harriston St Elmo and nearby communities.
We acknowledge heartfelt thanks to those who assisted us during the illness and death of Mr. Wm Bates and Mrs Margaret Bates.
Mrs. Mary Merrimgth is on the sick list at this writing in the local community note.
The sermon grounds Christian faith in God as source of all gifts and strength. It cites James and Peter to show divine provision, nonvariation, and guidance from the Father of lights. It emphasizes trusting God amid change and hardship and highlights living by In God we trust.
In Clinton Illinois during autumn 1864 a Republican campaign rally featured thirty six pairs of snow white horses drawing a large farm wagon. A boy in Union colors rode each horse pair. The riders, research workers for the Federal Writer's Project WPA, represented national unity amid the ongoing Civil War.
Mrs Ella Hawkins returns to Vandalia Tuesday after two months in Chicago with her daughter. Mrs Russell Woolley and her little son Bobbie accompanied or were mentioned in the same item.
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