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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1926
Page
4
Corno Dairy Feed is advertised as a complete concentrated ration for dairy herds. It claims specific nutrient content and promises more milk, healthier cows, and lower costs with a personal guarantee of satisfaction or refunds.
We have seed wheat on hand plus a car of Gold Medal Flour Bran and Feed. To clear room we offer a ten percent cash discount. Buy now for future needs and potential profit. See us at once before they are sold.
A local ad notes a carload of Limestone is available now. It promotes using Limestone to improve soil and increase crop yields at minimal cost. The message urges timely purchase for farmers seeking better land productivity.
One buggy left of the last car. If you are thinking of buying a buggy, come in and let us talk it over.
A dense local classified page lists items for sale including a lost fountain pen, a good work horse, a Jersey milk cow, cucumbers and pickles, watermelons, fruit trees, and a variety of rental offers. Names such as R. H. Hibbs C. R. Dees Laura Livesay George Wasem Bud Jarrett and George Christie appear with contact details, along with notices of university visits by Johnny Simcox and regional visits by J. W. Delassus and family.
W F Wagner and wife, a Terminal Railroad special agent, and S G Sinclair with family from St. Louis visited Thos Altom and family over Sunday. The groups, longstanding friends, toured the local milk plant the next morning, seeing milk processing firsthand common to St. Louis neighborhoods.
Vernon announces a musical at the Vernon town hall on Saturday night September 25th. Local residents are invited to attend the event featuring a variety of songs and performances by local talents.
Cort Walker of the southeast of Patoka delivered a four pound sweet potato to the Register office on Saturday. The sample is praised as a champion among his many fine potatoes.
Words fail us as we thank friends for sympathy, flowers, and support during our sorrow. We pray God will reward you and that such heart rending grief may not come to you. Lem Meador Claire Meador Marlin Meador Rev. Wm K Hoag
Earl Graham operates as a painter and paper hanger in Vernon Illinois offering residential interior services. Local customers seek wallpaper hanging and painting projects with attention to detail and cleanup.
The Phillips buffalo herd, once the nation’s largest wild and domestic stand, has dwindled to under 2000. Parks, reserves, circuses and carnivals acquired animals over the years. Buffalo hunts attract sportsmen each fall at the ranch in South Dakota.
British food experts tracing salad history note tomatoes as the lone new modern ingredient while ancient cooks, from Cleopatra to Confucius, used onions and high scent components. Persians four thousand years ago reportedly dressed lettuce with sour wine similar to vinegar.
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