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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1926
Page
2
The notice announces several candidates for Marion County sheriff including Lucian Beasley of Salem J Lem Ballance of Salem J O Duncan of Centralia Harvey D Mays of Salem and Jesse Vursell of Salem all running in April primaries with party affiliations and dates noted for 1926.
The notice announces W. H. Hamp Betts of Salem and Wayne E. Young of Salem seeking the Democratic nomination for Marion County Clerk in the April 18 1926 primary. Bert Deadmond of Odin also seeks the Republican nomination for County Clerk in Marion County at the April primary.
Marion County Republican primary voters will decide on April 13, 1926, whether Miss Hattie Blair becomes the county superintendent of schools. Blair runs as a Republican candidate subject to the voters will.
Charles F. Patterson announces his candidacy for Judge of Marion County subject to the Republican Primary on April 13, 1926. W Basil Wilson also seeks the Marion County judgeship with the same primary condition.
The candidacy of T. E. Irvin of Patoka as a candidate for County Treasurer of Marion County, subject to the will of the Democrat Primary of April 13, 1926.
George J Bauer of Effingham Illinois pursues a State Legislature seat in the 42nd District subject to the Democratic Primary on April 13 1926. The notice lists his candidacy as pending party endorsement and outlines the campaign context for voters in the district.
George C. Krug, former Kaskaskia Township resident, seeks Fayette County treasurer nomination in the Democratic primary to be held Tuesday April 13 1926.
Advertises Hall's Catarrh Medicine with an ointment for local inflammation and an internal tonic to clear mucous through the blood. Promotes years of availability from J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
Josephine Outhouse is named Executrix of the will of J M Outhouse of Marion County Illinois. She will appear before the Marion County Court at Salem Illinois for the May Term on the first Monday in May 1926 to hear and adjust claims. Creditors must present claims and all debts should be paid promptly. Noleman Smith Dallstream are attorneys for the executrix.
Card of Thanks from The Kottmeyer Children thanks neighbors and friends for help during their father’s illness and death. Easter items advertised at Martins include onions and Easter novelties. Milton Elefritz and wife visited Patoka Thursday evening. Harness repair and oiling urged for spring by Jones Harness Shop. Bulk rolled oats and finely ground mixed feed for chicks available at Altom’s.
Classified list of farm goods and services including eggs for setting, horse and cattle sales, seeds and farm implements, land rental, a Jersey bull calf, organ sale, duck eggs, seed potatoes, farm buildings, plant stock, and poultry offerings with several Illinois towns and contact names, dates, and prices.
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