Black Seed Oats Car Arriving Soon for Easy Ordering
A shipment of Black Seed Oats is en route and due soon. Customers can place orders now to avoid unloading charges and should respond to be notified when the car arrives.
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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1928
Page
2
A shipment of Black Seed Oats is en route and due soon. Customers can place orders now to avoid unloading charges and should respond to be notified when the car arrives.
At both our places Vernon and Patoka we stock a complete line of farming implements. If we do not have what you want we will get it for you. Also all kinds of wire nails and steeples. Get our prices. WANTED We want two car loads of No 2 Timothy Hay at once.
A rural supplier advertises an approaching delivery of Gold Medal Products Flour and Feed, urging customers to contact them to reserve items. The dealer also notes immediate stock of American Zinc Insulated Fence, varying sizes and prices, and fence wire priced from 24 to 48 cents. The barb wire range is listed from $2.40 to $3.50 per unspecified unit.
An notice urges customers to place orders for the last two cars of Nebraska yellow corn on the road to Patoka. It invites advance orders and offers to notify when more arrives.
Don’t wait for spring to order machinery repairs and parts. Special price on heavy tractor oil sold in five gallon lots and Ford Oil in five gallon lots. Also offering Nebraska Yellow Ear Corn by carload and a selection of tires now on hand.
BEAR CREEK District reports residents calling on neighbors, a Ver non Odd Fellows supper and general good time. Wilma Chriss sick and absent from school. W. P. Lawrence improving. Several local boys plan summer work in the northern part of the state, with questions about Harlan’s destination.
Various offerings include horses, cows, mules, a wagon, and decorative bulbs. Listings show contact names and towns Shobonier Patoka and Buffalo Hart Illinois with homes, land parcels and a seed oats note. Some entries mention trades and bank contact for property prices.
The Republican announce Charles L. McMack of Salem as a candidate for State Senate to represent the 42nd District, including Clinton Marion Clay and Effingham counties, subject to the April 10 1928 primary.
Ed Anderson of Patoka announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for coroner in the April Primary, subject to voter wishes.
The Register announces attorney W. G. Wilson of Centralia a former County Judge of Marion county is a candidate for States Attorney of Marion county subject to Republican Primaries on April 10 1928.
Mae Eagan applies for an auto and property insurance license. Notary appears on file with work status noted.
Community items report moves near Colfax, boxing glove activity, teaching moves at Mr Browns, travel to Vernon and Patoka, a funeral for L R Easton, illness of Wm Phinney and W P Lawrence, rides to Sholonier, hedge brushing by Wm Chriss, Arline’s memory issue, Equinox chatter, and anticipation of better roads and business for filling station workers.
A humorous look at future tools like an electric can opener. Observations compare marriage to war in its early years. Jokes note a woman's intuition while burning toast. Secrets of success are said to be widely told. Mothers might coax daughters into work if a steering wheel were in the kitchen.
Weather outlook points to cooler conditions again with reports of a slight drop in temperature. Clarence Tackett is on the sick list this week while social visits include Mrs. Cecil Beckett of Macon staying with her sister Mrs. William Perkins.
Oryal Hill and family visited Lawrence Perrine and family Sun Eunice McHaney and Evert Good win attended the Rollin McHaney sale Monday. Wm. Perkins visited Sunday with Mrs G W Perkins and family. Some rain fell Tuesday morning. Wm Perkins sowed grass seed Monday. Herb Stone is hauling milk daily for a while. Edgar Perkins was sick Monday with a sore throat. There was not a large attendance at church Saturday night.
Many women resist drastic purges and physic for headaches dizziness and stomach distress. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin offers natural bowel regularity without gripping, sickness, or upset, and is advertised as harmless and pleasant even for delicate individuals.
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