Goop Printing Promotes Value Over Expense
Mickie argues printing is an investment not an expense and promises good work at a fair price. The message suggests this approach will be popular in town.
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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1929
Page
2
Mickie argues printing is an investment not an expense and promises good work at a fair price. The message suggests this approach will be popular in town.
Illinois towns report accelerated growth with electric service reach, new hotels, expanded bakeries and hardware stores, a $5 million soap plant, a reopened Dowell coal mine, road paving, bridge repairs, a $50 000 dance hall, church site purchase, and theater sound upgrades reflecting statewide industrial activity.
Classified column listing various items for sale including a Ford sedan, tools, a Shropshire buck, Rhode Island Red eggs, furniture, seed corn, refrigerators, baby chicks, and plants. Also notes a missing dog named Fritz, and demands debt settlements for bull service. Entries show contact names and locations such as Patoka Illinois Vernon Isl anderson Green and Jeff Smith.
Mrs Helen Mc Haney and her family of Centralia visit her father Chas Sullens and family. Sunday visitors at the Jake Muck home include Henry Muck and wife of Ramsey Arthur Muck and family of Decatur Mrs Wm Hines of Salem Herman Muck and wife and J R Gray and family.
Local residents including Homer Osborn and family visited their father James Osborn and relatives. Several households spent Sunday or Saturday with friends and kin, attending church services, dinners, or social calls near Patoka and Moccasin. Neva States and Naomi Howard from Salem visited home folks.
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