War Time Spirit Unites Labor Across Nation
War time spirit is driving concessions and tolerance as workers unite in a common cause. The drive aims at complete mobilization for the general good and curtailing unnecessary expenses at municipal, county, state, and federal levels. About 37 million workers do not belong to any union, with 40 percent living in towns under 25,000, influencing the national labor landscape.
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America
United States
National Conference Board
American Federation of Labor
CIO
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Mount Vernon funeral and local visits noted
Vernon area residents attend Mrs Nooris Brother funeral in Mount Vernon. J M Thompson visits Decatur with Howard Pope's family. Roy Sears of St Louis visits Gehrkin family. Curtis shoppers in Vandalia. Alva Binnion and Nada visit Cecil Binnion home. Phyllis Livesay and Francis Livesay visit parents. Pugh and Arnold travel to Decatur. Howard Peyton of Stonington weekends with Lee Peyton. Walter Adams and Beth Burton host visitors from Patoka.
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Charles Moore
Mount Vernon
Alva Binnion
Nada
Vandalia
Cecil Binnion
High Grade Folders in Every Occasion Assortment
16 high grade folders in an assortment including 8 Birthday 5 Get Well 1 New Arrival 1 Sympathy 1 General Congratulation. Price reduced to 75 cents plus 5 cents postage. A postal card will bring one or more boxes.
Social visitors and local illness joys in Salem area
Mr and Mrs T E Quayle social callers in Salem visited Ida Quayle and Charl Mabrey in Sandoval while the mother is convalescing at Mayo Brothers hospital Minnesota. Miss Helen Jarrett of St Louis and Mrs Mary Guthrie with daughter Lee of Vandalia spent Sunday with Mrs Beulah Jarrett and Irene. George Wickersham was in East St Louis on business. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Walton and Harold of Decatur visited relatives Saturday and Sunday. Jim Thompson is on the sick list this week. Virgil Wernsman made a business trip to McLeansboro. Miss Darlene Ballance is sick with measles. Elsie Caldwell and daughter Edith visited with her mother Effie Arnold.
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T. E. Quayle
Salem
Ida Quayle
Charl Mabrey
Helen Jarrett
St. A
Mary Guthrie
Lee
Vandalia
Beaulah Jarrett
Dau Ter Irene
Kenneth Walton
Harold of
Decatur
Jim Thompson
Darlene Ballance
Elsie Caldwell
Daugher
Edith
Effie Arnold
For Sale Royal Blue Separator No 35 and Deere Planter
For sale Royal Blue Separator No 35 used 6 months and One John Deere Corn Planter in good shape. Will sell or trade for young livestock. Phone 7554 E L Sharp Sr 4% miles southwest of Patoka. 5-15-11p Also for sale Gasoline Pressure Range with broiler and high oven brass tank Mrs L Wasem 5-15-1tp.
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John Deere
E. L. Sharp
Patoka
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Vernon
Mrs. J. M. Thompson
Mrs. Howard Pope
Roy Sears
St. Louis
John Gehrkin
J. C. Curtis
Phyllis
Francis Livesay
Mrs. C. O. Livesay
Charles Pugh
Estella Arnold
Dean Arnold
Howard Peyton
Stonington
Lee Peyton
Walter Adams
Beth Burton
J. P. Roberts
C. M. Miller
Ottawa Hospital
Ottawa, Ill
Mayo Brotherspital
Minnesota
George Wckersham
East St. Louis
Virgil Wernsman
McLeansboro, Ill
SaEiuneagh
le Conkear al Il
S. W. Hayes Hatcheries
Allen Bostwick Real Estate & Insurance Agency
City
Bank
Centralia
Charlie Pugh
Acme
Wm. Ehrat
St. Vandalia
Jeff Smith’s
Russell Caldwell
Virginia
Selby Binnion
Gray’s Sanitary Barber Shop
Patoka, Ill
Mildred Valow
Clinton
Clyde Davis
Bole
Eae Baltic
Ill
Illini
Morris
Green
Virginias
Ebony
Scioto
Big Chief
Ziegler
National Oats Company
Illinois
Patoka Elevator Co
Geo. J. Wasem
Mgr
Salem Theatres
GLOBE
Ellery Queen
Shephard
Ozarks
Weaver Bros. and
Elviry
Mr. Bug
Fleischer Feature
the Island
Betty Grable
Victor Mature
Robert Cummings
Priscilla Lane
Sgt
Meredith Doolen
Chanute Field
Rantoul, Illinois
Cain Sugar
Hamburg
Armour’s Cloverbloom
Wheaties
Pillsbury’s Best
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