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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1955
Page
2
Affidavit shows defendant Robert Sharp Ennis cannot be found so summons issued. Plaintiff Edna Mae Ennis filed her complaint October 18 1955 in Marion County Circuit Court Equity No 55-1089. Defendant must appear by the third Monday in November 1955 or a default may be entered on November 22 1955.
The Marion County Tuberculosis Association executive committee met September 26 and decided to participate in the national Seal Sale contest. The event focuses on per capita involvement rather than money. Annual meeting set for May 10. tuberculin testing program plans await announced schedules.
The Illinois Business Review notes that honeybees contribute 80 to 85 percent of crop pollination by insects, a vital service for fruit growers and farmers. Despite this, bees earn little direct value as production of honey and beeswax remains secondary. The state’s honey output exceeds a million dollars annually.
A spokesman for the American Can Company notes Columbus opened the Americas altering eating habits. He cites tomatoes potatoes string beans and sweet corn as now common staples generating about 719 million in annual U S income to farmers. Illinois farmers earned about 10 million from tomato and corn production with most sold to processors.
University of Illinois studies show increased student loan demand with over 584000 dollars in funds since 1899. Private donors contributed half a million for loans, and almost all available money is in use. Losses remain under one half of one percent as former borrowers donate to aid future students.
The firm announced shipment totals exceeding 76 million pounds of canned tomatoes and tomato products intended for armed forces use. Drive carefully. The fire you save may be your own.
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