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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1934
Page
5
The ad invites buyers to experience Chevrolet Knee Action on a bumpy road to judge ride quality. It promotes the valve-in head engine, cable brakes, Fisher bodies, and Fisher ventilation as features. Visit a local Chevrolet dealer to conduct the Ownership Test and decide if Chevrolet is best for you.
Washington The Housing administration promotes remodel and repair loans financed through banks and similar institutions. It details who may apply how much can be borrowed from 100 to 2000 dollars per property with up to five properties, loan terms from one to three years, required security and signatures, and payment methods.
The centerpiece fountain at the Century of Progress in Chicago will close with the fair. The gleaming jewel-filled spectacle has thrilled millions and will remain on display through the final closing day as America seeks one last view of the nation’s successful exposition.
Advice on investing wisely in property improvements. Emphasizes selecting reputable workers, personally knowing or verifying contractors, and seeking competitive bids to protect value and ensure quality work.
A local Illinois ad highlights living room and bed room suites plus cotton mattresses. It emphasizes variety and value across several furniture styles and price points available for immediate delivery.
Saturday events list Fairman Walter Hester at the community sale in Centralia and Nina Lutz hosting friends for a birthday. Sunday School attendance reached fifty three with an 83 cent collection. Several Centralia visitors, farm talks, and church group quilting for Carmi Orphans Home are noted along with area students starting Sandoval high school and Earl Lutz departing for Champaign University.
East Zion residents report a series of social visits and small-town activities. William Jones and wife visited Salem on business while Miss Edith Hines began teaching at the local school on Monday.
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