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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1934
Page
5
The Patoka Register published in Patoka Illinois notes its filing as second class matter and provides subscription at 1.50 dollars per year under the 1879 act.
Classified market row lists multiple for sale offers: eight to nine year old mares with one foal from F E Lynch. three young mares and a trader disc via Victor Griffin. red top hay at 40c per bale from Parks Orchard Co. boats for sale or trade for soy bean seed from C M Rogier. Hayes Chicks update on flock improvement with hatch days and delivery of eggs. Barred Rock eggs for setting at 2c above market price from Mrs James Lanz. red top hay and straw at O F Davis barn plus two gray geldings ages three and five.
The Illinois Central System paid about 24 million dollars in Illinois last year. With the assumption that each dollar changes hands every twenty days, the payroll effectively benefited Illinois by around 437 million dollars over the year.
The Illinois Central System ranks as one of the Mississippi Valley’s largest users. Last year it spent $14,060,000 on fuel, materials and supplies and $1,813,000 on electricity, water and telephone service.
Mae Eagan announces her candidacy for County Clerk on the Democratic ticket in Marion County Illinois. She cannot meet every voter before the primary but thanks supporters and pledges to perform duties faithfully if nominated and elected. March 16, 1934 Patoka Illinois.
Lawrence P. Phelps of Salem announces his run for county clerk of Marion County subject to Democratic primary voters on April 10. He notes he is a Marion County native, World War veteran, married with two children, and 14 years of accounting and clerical experience. He asks for voter support and votes.
A public notice declares Earl J. Jackson seeking the Republican nomination for Marion County sheriff in the April 10, 1934 primary. Voters are urged to support his bid.
We are authorized to announce the candidacy of A J Ben Sweney of Salem for the nomination for the office of County Treasurer of Marion County subject to the will of the Democratic voters Primary election April 10th.
Gus James of Salem Jll Marion County announces as a Republican candidate for Representative of the 23rd Congressional District subject to Republican voters will of the April 10 Primary.
The Republican party announces Lowell Smith of Centralia as a candidate for Marion County Superintendent of Schools in the upcoming Primary on April 10, 1934. Support from Republican voters is requested and appreciated.
Bryan Pitts of Centralia seeks the Democratic nomination for sheriff subject to the will of the party voters. Primary election set for April 10, 1934.
Candidacy of S N Finn for the Office of County Judge of Marion is noted with the Democratic Primary set for April 10 1934. Your support is urged.
An entry notes John L. Kagy of Salem running for the Democratic nomination for Marion County County Judge in the primary election set for April 10, 1934.
The State of Illinois Marston County court issues notice in the case of Hazel M. Allen versus Elmer O. Allen. The affidavit shows the defendant resides out of state and cannot be served, the complaint was filed January 29 1934, appearance must be filed by the third Monday in April 1934 or a default may be entered.
Henry W Olinger administrator of the estate of Etta M Olinger deceased notifies all creditors to appear at the Marion County Illinois County Court in Salem for the May Term on the first Monday in May to present claims. He also calls on indebted parties to pay promptly. Dated February 12 1934.
Candidate Paul B. Chance enters the race for Superintendent of Schools, submitted to Democratic voters in Marion County with primary slated for April 10, 1934. Chance pitches reform and educational improvements within the county.
Mrs Ida Jett hosted guests including Mrs P Farthing of Salem and Mrs Mayme Kirkpatrick of Nebraska with plans for a month long visit. The community notes cover farm activity, school progress with top spelling scores, health updates, travel plans to Carlyle Montana, and local social visits across Odin Patoka and nearby farms.
M E Church South Patoka Charge announces Sunday school at 9 30 with Frank Ballance as superintendent. Pastors preach at Patoka 10 45 and Zion 7 80, revival in progress. Easter services set at Island Chapel 11 00 and 7 30, Patoka 10 45, Zion 11 00. Self denial offerings aid Foreign Missions and church benevolence. W D Humphrey, Pastor.
Mrs Ruby Brown of Sandoval visited last week with Mr and Mrs Ted Ticknor confirming social ties and hosting by the Ticknors.
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