Display Advertising Rates in The Patoka Register
The Patoka Register lists display advertising at twenty cents per inch and per line rates for readers, under the guidance of editor J. M. Emerson.
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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1929
Page
5
The Patoka Register lists display advertising at twenty cents per inch and per line rates for readers, under the guidance of editor J. M. Emerson.
The Sandoval community invites friends to an Alumni Homecoming as numerous locals visit relatives and attend events. Social visits span Centralia Carlyle Dupo Union and nearby towns, with a play at the high school and gatherings at homes of the Daggets and Weills.
Local ads list Want column items including Bull Orphington ducks at 2.50 per pair or 3.50 a trip and a 8 room house with 2 lots for sale or trade for land. Other notices cover soil phosphate, farms for rent, Holstein and Durham cattle, a bean huller service, and various goods and losses from Patoka area.
Local residents hosted relatives and friends from Illinois Montana Colorado Wyoming Missouri and Montana over the weekend. Guests included Mr and Mrs Frank McGuire of Harvey Ill Mr and Mrs C N Power of Pueblo Colo Mrs Verta McKown and daughter Valera and Owen Sheen at George Gilleys Iola Kansas home Mrs Maggie Cain and daughter Mary visiting from St. Louis and extended kin from Mt Vernon and Odin among others at various households.
Thursday notes visitors spanning St Louis to Chicago. E. K. Sherman and family hosted guests at the Power home. Fred Schaffnit and party visited Haller in St Louis while Geo Keifer hosted guests from Chicago and St Louis. J B Matheny of Interstate Roofing toured southern Illinois on business. Gladys McClelland returned from a vacation visiting Emma Tracy in Franklin and Lloyd Litherwood in Jacksonville. C N Carter of Shelbyville and Mrs. Carter stay with Carrigans in Fairman as he works for Ralston Purina.
The ad extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe simple laxative from 1875. It claims relief for constipation biliousness headaches indigestion and mood with mild herbs senna and pepsin. The product is described as pleasant tasting gentle and narcotic free with a long lasting bottle suitable for all ages.
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