Fresh oysters and goods sold at Town Market
Local advertisements list Fresh oysters at Town Market and Fresh corn meal at A L Ashton's Mill. Mentions of Thanksgiving services at the Baptist church and various residents visiting relatives. Also notes about Lanterns gloving pegs and hooks, Mincemeat, window glass cutting, and market buys with highest price paid for hickory nuts.穿
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Ashton’s
G. W. ‘Gaultney
Centralia
The
Baptist Church
Blankinship
F. M. Griffin
Salem
Jas
Simcox & Son
James Marshall
Owa
J. C. Griffin
Vera
Roy
Harvey Hudspeth
Cas. E. Buanxay
Local notes mention visits and sales in Vernon era
Vernon area notes list visits by Mrs J Riley of Clinton and Mrs E Sherman, Chas Foster from Sandy Branch, Mr and Mrs Carl Simcox of Assumption, and others. Local ads promote Burbon Red turkeys, poultry remedies, washing machines, guns and shells, with prices and vendors such as Blankinship and Blair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Pugh
Vica Hawkins
Centralia
J. Riley
Clinton
Tapent
E. Sherman
Chas. Foster
Sandy Branch
B. Beauvensure
J. L. Simcox
Cari
Assumption
Por
Thompson
Irvin Returns Home After Hospital Stay In Effingham
Mrs. T. E. Irvin came home Thursday night from St Anthony s hospital Effingham IL where she had been for two months. She is able to be about again and is reported in improved health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cris
Buanament
T. E. Irvin
Effingham
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Drama Draws Large High School Audience at R A Simcox Hall
The Lost Mine or Drama Largely Attended played Saturday night to one of the year’s largest audiences. Despite not being the strongest offering, the performance was a grand success and raised $55 for laboratory necessities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
R. A. Simcox Hall
Notice to Hunters on Farm Premises
Notice warns trespassers and anyone hunting on the farm will be prosecuted. It states a fine from three to fifteen dollars and potential jail time from ten to thirty days for violations. Additional names added to the list cost 25 cents until January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ake
H. C. Hampy
Local visits and family news from Sandoval and nearby areas
Mr and Mrs Clyde Dodds of Sandoval visit H L Ballance and family this week. Mrs H D Armstrong returns from Decatur after visiting daughter Mrs Jas Tucker. Lee Belcher from west of Patoka visits brother Ross. Mrs Carrie Stephens stays with her parents near Alma. Parcell celebrates son in Centralia. ciphering match at Chance I f House last Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Eaglin
Emry, Ill
Ed. Thalman
Clyde Dodds
Sandoval
H. L. Ballance and
H. D. Armstrong
Decatur
Jas. Tucker
Lee Belcher
West of Patoka
Ross
Carrie Stephens
Andy Willian
Alma
Parcell
Centralia
The Consumer's Money Too Many Hands Between Farm and Table
A Farm and Home expert notes that for every 100 cents of consumer food spending only 35 to 50 reach producers as middlemen absorb transport and costs. Public markets in mid sized cities show promise, with Washington and Albany cited as long running successes, while high living costs spur new markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
D. C
Albany
Local quail scarce after severe winter. farmers urged caution
The report notes quail in the area are very scarce due to last winter’s extreme cold and food scarcity. It recommends farmers protect the remaining quail, as hunting around Friday to Monday involved several gatherings and visits among local families.
George R Marshall obituary funeral notice
George R Marshall 1912, aged 19 years 7 months 10 days, died bringing sorrow to friends and family. Sympathy extended to his father, mother, brother and sister. Funeral services were held Thursday November 7, Rev C W Lindsay officiating. Interment in Sandy Branch cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Lindsay
Sandy Branch
Pie Supper at Limecox Hall Tonight
A pie supper will be held at R. A. Limecox hall this Friday night. All ladies not bringing a pie will be charged a fee for admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Limecox Hall
Public Auction Notice Near Patoka Illinois 1912
Public sale of farm property 4 miles northeast of Patoka on Tuesday November 19 1912 at 10 a.m. including four horses two hogs corn oats straw household and farming implements with terms cash for small sums and credit twelve months for larger sums with notes and interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patoka
Ill
Jack
Waterloo Farmers Market Draws Crowds Amid Free Pricing
In Waterloo Iowa a city of 30000 residents a farmers market thrives with farmers offering produce at any price. Daily crowds from 5000 to 3000 buy goods with baskets taking from quarts to half bushels. Farmers travel 7 to 20 miles while 40 stores join in. the mood is positive and voters view the plan as nearly unanimous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
America Leads World in Coal Output Since 1899
The United States surpassed Great Britain in 1899 and by 1911 produced 496 221 168 tons of coal, 38.1 percent of world production. Britain rose to 104 518 927 tons, while Germany increased to 258 223 763 tons. Together the US Britain and Germany produced over 80 percent of global coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
United States
Germany
Baptists Hold Great Meeting at Pato
Evangelist Fuson preaches old time gospel during the gathering at Pato. Attendees are urged to stay for a pot of dinners and fellowship as the rally continues with strong attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptists
Pato
Evangelist Fuson
Wordy Sermon Invites All to Evening Services
A church reports strong attendance at every service as it urges the community to hear a message on truth about sin and salvation and extends an open invitation to all.
Married couple celebrates 45th anniversary
Mr and Mrs J W Talbert observed their 45th wedding anniversary on Thursday November 7 in our city. The Register joins their friends in wishing them many more years of that companionship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Talbert
Our City
the Register
Real Estate Transfers Record
Jesse Pierce transfers 80 acres in section 35 to Sarah Stephens for 3400 dollars. James R. Livesay conveys 107 acres in section 36 to Orvil L. Britt for 6420 dollars. Sarah A. Altom sells part lots 1 2 and 3 block 11 Patoka for one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Pierce
Sarah Stephens
James R. Livesay
Orvil L. Britt
Sarah A. Altom
J. M. Outhouse
Patoka
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Carl Black
Yatur
Town Mar
Mesdames
J. L. Altom
Geo. Wasem
Chas
E. Blanxkinsnip
Clara
Pansy Parks
M. E
S.M. Spurgeon
D. W. Troyer
Z. F. Beck
Ramsey
Lee Vallow
Norma Council
J. E. Wasem
C. A. Adams
Catawissa
Cras
Vernon
Ashton's Mill
Carl Simcox
Jas, Simcox & Ben
Coas
Fred Wasem
A. Adams
J. E. Stout
Mulberry Grove
Evangelist Stout
Ira
Christian Church
Eureka Poultry Food Mfg. C. (Incorporated
East St. Louis
Cras. E. Blankinship
W.H. Adams
Mrs. Sunday Mms
Wat
Ister
Henry Hines
George Ray Marshall
Aspreinap AG
RH. Green, Vernon
International Hay Press
Surrey
Jno
Blue Ribbon
America
Bank of
B. Altom
Dean F. Blankinship
Elsie Binnion
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