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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1929
Page
5
Advertisement rates from Patoka 4th Page indicate J M Emerson as editor publisher. Display ads priced per inch and per line for readers seeking basic classified space.
Fairman Dave Corson hauled coal for Boyd Steele Wednesday of last week. Mrs. Lela Poole spent Tuesday night and Wednesday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Bopp. Herb Stone went to Moneaqua after a load of corn Wednesday. Clarence Cozad finished his threshing run last week. Luther Williams worked in his orchard across the creek a couple days last week. R. M. Carrigan and Jewel Chausse each drudged a street on separate days.
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The undersigned Samuel E Robinson as Executor of George W Green late of Marion County Illinois gives notice to all creditors to appear at the Marion County Court House Salem January Term on the first Monday in January next for claims to be adjusted. Creditors must present demands and debtors should pay promptly. Dated November 8 1929 Basil WilsonAttorney.
Classified notices list items for sale including a Jersey cow with heifer calf and 12 shoots, several houses farms and a store building for rent in Alma and Vernon Illinois. Names include Joe Sim Cox John Mazanek Sr And erson Green O H Gray Ed Kidder Geo Christie and others with dates and locations shown.
Local notes recount residents hauling coal logs and cattle for area families. Visits occur among Crothers Cozad Williams Hill Belcher and others with trips to Centralia Sandoval Vandalia and St Louis. Armistice Day events and a school literary night are announced with neighbors urged to attend.
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