The Patoka Register Front Matter and Staff
The Patoka Register lists H. K. Pike as editor and publisher with Ruby D. Pike as assistant editor and manager The paper is published every Friday in Patoka Illinois and mailed as second class matter with a 1907 registration date at Patoka post office under the 1879 act.
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Patoka Register
H. K. Pike
Ruby D. Pike
Patoka
Illinois
Chicago Stock Show features farm youth
The Victory International Live Stock Exposition and Horse Show runs November 30 to December 7 at the Chicago Stock Yards. Youth from 46 states attend with 1400 4-H winners at the national congress, with demonstrations, a 25th anniversary pageant, and judging contests awarding college scholarships.
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International Amphitheatre
Chicago Stock Yards
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Chicago
FFA
Local Folks Attend Dinners and Visits in Sa lem and Tonti
ODIN PERSONALS recounts Mr. and Mrs. Dale Osborn visiting at the Sam Czad home in Salem Oil Field. Ben Martin visited his mother on the way to Tennessee. Mrs. Nelle Farthing Jones entertained Belle Stevenson and Mary Ross at a Sunday dinner. Fred Blackburn dined with his daughter Lorin McMackin and family. Lee Frimels were in Centralia Saturday. Lorin McMackin and daughter Chonita attended a birthday dinner for Mrs. Omar McMackin at Walter Cope’s in Tonti Sunday.
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Dale Osborn
Salem Oil Field
Ben Martin
Tennessee
Nelle Farthing Jones
Belle Stevenson
Mary Ross
Fred Blackburn
Lorin McMackin
Lee Frimel
Centralia
Chonita
Omar McMackin
Walter Cope
Tonti
Soapless Soaps Boost Farm Household Chores
Capper's Farmer reports wetting agents or soapless soaps are replacing ordinary soaps for farm households. Granular agents soften water and cleanse, preventing scum in hard water and improving surface wetting for faster cleaning. Uses include dishwashing fabric washing window washing car washing and more for milk utensils and separators.
Micromet adds prevent scale in home water systems
The Rural Home editor urges using Micromet a phosphate compound with a feeder on the cold water line of the heater to prevent scale and corrosion and to avoid rusty water. After an initial one pound charge only a quarter pound monthly is needed, per the magazine read by 1 300 000 farm families.
Illinois Issues Armistice Day Proclamation and State Actions
Governor Dwight D. Green proclaims Armistice Day November 11 to honor veterans in all wars. Illinois tests influenza vaccine at universities and normal schools with student volunteers and records to compare outcomes. The state plans to acquire 850 acres near Springlake for a public hunting and fishing ground. The Bryant cottage in Be ment Be returned as a state memorial, donated by the Spragues. Illinois employs 4,311 war veterans. civil service exams in December offer positions in public welfare with multiple pay scales and titles.
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Dwight D. Green
Republic
State Department of Public Health
University of Illinois
Northwestern University
DeKalb and
Carbondale
Roland R. Cross
State Director of Public Health
State of
Illinois
Springlake
Illinois River
Tazewell County
Walter A. Rosenfield
Department of Conservation
Dwight H. Green
Robert L. Hunter
Illinois Civil Service Commission
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