FOR SALE AND RENT ADS FROM KINMUNDY AREA
A collage of sale notices lists animals hay grain and seed offerings in Kinmundy and nearby towns. Entries include mares aged 3 4 and 10 years Abbie Cox at Kinmundy. Jersey cow 7 years old F L Cox. white Leghorn eggs from Jno D Lanham and Wyckoff strain. sweet Clover seed by Herman Hasse Brock. looser feed grinding by Patoka Mill T S Wooters. and an 80 acre farm for rent via C O Livesay Vernon Ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbie Cox
Kinmundy
Ill
Pope Sisters
Harve Livesay
Patoka Mill
T. S. Wooters
Jersey Cow
F. L. Cox
Herman Hassebrock
Shobonier
Jeff Smith
T. B. Free
Wyckoff
Jno. D. Lanham
Boulder
Til
C. O. Livesay
Vernon
Andrew Foster
Rhode Island
Everett Purdue
O. H. Gray
L. E. Williams
Hollywood
Geo. H. Meseke
P. O
H. G. Hudspeth
Patoka
Vaughn
R. R
Sandoval
Merle Jones
Alma
Fred Tacke
John Chance
Dew seeks Marion County Judge seat in April primary
The Patoka Register announces Charles F. Dew of Centralia as a candidate for Judge of Marion County subject to voters will at the primary on April 8 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patoka Register
Charles F. Dew
Centralia
Marion County
The
William Kaelin
Wayne E. Young Seeks Marion County Clerk Nomination
The statement announces Wayne E. Young of Salem as a candidate for County Clerk in Marion County subject to the Democratic Primary on April 8, 1930. The notice targets Democratic voters and outlines the upcoming election step.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Patoka Register
Wayne E. Young
Salem
Marion County
Bliss E Loy Announces Run For 42nd District Seat
Bliss E Loy of Effingham County announces candidacy as a Republican for Representative of the 42nd Senatorial District. The primary election is set for Tuesday April 8 1930, subject to voters guiding the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bliss E. Loy
Effingham County
Candidacy Declared for County Superintendent Race
Mr Lowell Smith of Walnut Hill announces candidacy for Marion County Superintendent of Schools. He seeks Republican primary voters on April 8 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Patoka Register
Lowell Smith
Walnut Hill
Marion County
McGlasson and Camp Enter Marion County Sheriff Race
The Patoka Register announces candidates for Sheriff of Marion County. J. W. McGlasson of Centralia and J. B. Camp of Salem seek the Republican Primary on April 8, 1980. The notice names the two men and their eligibility to contest the party race.
William Kaelin Runs for Marion County Sheriff in 1930 Primary
William Kaelin of Centralia enters the Republican primary race for Marion County Sheriff with the election set for April 8, 1930.
Griffin Declares Candidacy for 42nd Illinois District
Mr. G. W. E. Griffin of Centralia announces his candidacy for Representative to represent the 42nd Illinois District. This statement notes he seeks the Republican Primary on April 8, 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Patoka Register
G. W. E. Griffin
Centralia
Illinois
Local Notice Announces Name of J. Scott Kniseley
A public notice identifies J. Scott Kniseley as the subject of a personnel or eligibility case. Details outline the governing authority and steps required for verification or appeal. The document emphasizes official procedures and timelines for interested parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Scott Kniseley
Candidate for Marion County Schools Superintendent Nomination
A candidate for the Democratic nomination for county superintendent of schools in Marion County Illinois faces voters in the primary on April eighth 1930. The notice outlines the election date and political process for the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Didate
Marion County
Illinois
Illinois Officials Urge Buy Illinois Products Across State
Buy-Illinois Products commission chairman Funk mails letters to 1500 public officials urging preference for Illinois made materials. Governor Emmerson backs the policy as beneficial for counties cities and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene D. Funk
Buy-Ilinois Products Commission
Bay-Illinois Products Commission
General Assembly
Funk
Emmerson
Illinois
Medical world and public health leaders reshuffle
Dr. Thomas G. Hall, chief of the State Diagnostic Laboratory, resigns to join the American Medical Association in Chicago. His duties end March 31, with start April 1 in developing medical museum exhibits. Illinois officials discuss traffic regulation and sewage plant financing at Springfield luncheon. The Attorney General rules on liquor seizure and trial procedures. The Museum of Science and Industry seeks pioneer Illinois farm tools for a new collection to illustrate agriculture’s evolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical College of the
University of Illinois
Hull
Illinois Municipal League
Springfield
O. W. Smith
Decatur
Allen T. Gordon
Illinois Manufacturers’ Association
Anna Wilmarcks
Chicago
Museum of Science and Industry
Illinois
State Geological Survey to mark 25th anniversary with two symposia
The State Geological Survey celebrates 25 years with two April 30 and May 1 symposia on coal measure formation and Illinois coal industry research needs. Officials and industry leaders will attend, as the Illinois Academy of Science meets in Urbana May 2–3. The tuberculosis campaign notes 15 bill posting firms offer to donate space and post 125 of 234 posters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Geological Survey
Illinois
Illinois Academy of Science
Urbana
Wellington P. Shahan
Illinois Tuberculosis and Public Health Association
National Tuberculosis Association
Pierson Named State Agriculture Director Plans for 1980 Illinois State Fair
Stuart E. Pierson of Carrollton has been appointed by Governor Emmerson as director of the state department of agriculture. He says his early duties include preparatory work for the Illinois State Fair of 1980 and will focus on initial programs and organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart E. Pierson
Carrollton
State Department of Agriculture
Emmerson
Ilinois
Illinois Exposition Aims To Lead In Agriculture and Industry
A speaker pledges to guide the exposition toward becoming the finest event in Illinois for agricultural and industrial education and advancement, with leaders described as integral to the project and its success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Better Vision Facts From Dr Safford In Centralia
Dr Safford offers vision guidance from the City National Bank Building Centralia Illinois noting how poor sight hinders reading and study. He argues children commonly struggle and urges modern eye care for children and adults with a helpful service available locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safford
D. C
City National Bank
Centralia
Illinois
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J. W. McGlasson
J. B. Camp
Robert Foltz
Centralia Baking Co
Ueas Crawford
J. M. Smith Vernon
Earl Graham
MAE Eagan Auto and Property Insurance
Carl Cunningham
East Broadway
State Capitol News
A. E. Turney
Lincoln College At
Lincoln
William J. Stratton
H. O. Allison
Pontiac
Illinois Farmers’ Institute
University of Missouri
Agricultural College
Livingston County
Louis L. Emmerson
Illinois Department of Public Works and Buildings
Lincoln Memorial Highway
H. H. Cleaveland
Department of Public Works and Buildings
Kentucky
Indiana
Vincennes
Cleaveland
Clarence J. Root
United States Weather Bureau
Andy Hall
Oscar E. Carlstrom
Hecht's Stores For Women
Centralia, Ill
Coats
Hecht
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