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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1927

Page

8

Corn Borer Exhibit Prompts Local Awareness Drive

The Illinois Central Soil and Legume Special will tour the county carrying a Corn Borer Exhibit led by Dr. Flint of the University of Illinois. The piece urges immediate action to combat the European Corn Borer, touted as the gravest menace to American agriculture, and invites all residents to visit the agricultural train to learn to identify and swarm the pest. The notice calls for farmers and civic groups to join the campaign and meet the Bandit Corn Borer on Saturday morning April 2, 1927, from 9:50 to 12 noon.

Illinois Central Flint University of Illinois United States U.S. Department of Agriculture Army of Fighters Swat

Temple cleansing cited in Christian Science Sunday Lesson

The March 20 Lesson-Sermon topic Matter cites Psalm 46 10 and Matthew 21 12 14 where Jesus drives out buyers in the temple and heals the blind and lame. It also quotes Science and Health noting that tyranny and pride must be whipped from the temple and divine science welcomed today.

Churches of Christ Scientist Jesus God House of Prayer Mary Baker Eddy

Patoka Hardware Ad Sells Long Flue Oil Stove

Mrs. Dave Troyer has been reported quite sick for several days. A three burner long flue oil stove is offered at a special price of $15.00 by Patoka Hardware.

Porter B. Simcox Springfield Cecil D. Martins Brick White Greenville Parker Kious Martins T. W. Walker Vernon Claud Smith Chicago Patoka Hdw Furn. Co Brown Gray Edwardsville Patoka O. A Port Simcox J. W. Delassus Martinsville Walter Parks E. M. Davidson Carrigan Township Sandoval Denver Adams Centralia Denver J. L. Parks Tom Stephens Virginia Parks Wichita Falls Texas Nellie Lee Central Hotel W. GC Pugh Ae Donna Cliff Trath John. W. Epps Vernons Ducomb Sherman Walter Adams Lisle Gray Decatur John Roth Graham Paper Company St. Louis Dave Troyer Patoka Hdw. & Furn. Co

Boosting Edition Proposed by Local Merchants

Local business leaders urge a Home Town Booster Edition of the Patoka Register next week. They note advertisers fund the weekly paper and urge each store to buy space, arguing outsiders would buy only if given access and urging consistent support from Centralia firms.

Register Centralia Patoka

Music sparks political dispute in Bengal province

Washington reports controversy over Hindu music near mosques in Bengal. The province, larger than Kansas with a population rivaling New York and many languages, faces a Muslim-Hindu power balance. Calcutta and Sundarbans loom large with jute exports and vast river networks shaping daily life.

Washington Bengal India Kansas Bay of Bengal Himalayas New York State Pennsylvania Illinois Ohio Texas Michigan Idaho Ganges Sundarbans Calcutta Lises Hooghly River Assam Hooghly Dundee Scotland Detroit

His Rocket to Moon Ends in Blast in Lancaster

Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Thomas Mitchell, a seventeen year old Franklin and Marshall College freshman, was injured while mixing two strong chemicals in a home laboratory causing an explosion. He had toyed with building a rocket to reach the moon during the past two years. Glasses saved his eyes as flames burned his face and hand. his mother found him semiconscious.

Lancaster Thomas Mitchell Franklin and Marshall College Mitchell Franklin and Marshall Academy

Dinosaur tracks found near North Branford by Yale professors

Yale professors have uncovered six inch dinosaur tracks in sandstone while dam construction reveals tracks dating back millions of years in North Branford Connecticut. The discovery highlights a preserved trail of ancient life within the building area.

North Branford Conn Yale

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