Post Office Notice of Second Class Matter
Announcement that the item is entered as second class matter on November 2, 1907 at Patoka Illinois under the Act of March 3 1879.
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Patoka
Illinois
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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1947
Page
4
Subscription Rates Displayed for Marion County and Surrounding Areas
The notice shows subscription rates at 1.50 dollars per year in advance, with Marion County residents charged 2.00 dollars per year in advance for outside-county deliveries.
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Marion Co
Richard Yates Rowe Announces Candidacy for Secretary of State
Richard Yates Rowe of Jacksonville announces his run for Secretary of State in Illinois as a Republican candidate. He is the current State Treasurer and will campaign across the state with scheduled meetings and an upcoming campaign HQ location. Rowe cites his record and qualifications as the basis for the nomination and notes Republican unity and strength.
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Richard Yates Rowe
U. Ill
Jacksonville
Rowe
Illinois
Productivity and unity urged to beat postwar low mood
A call to action stresses increased productivity and hard work as the path to lower prices and economic recovery. It cites Bernard Baruch advocating a 44 hour work week and unity between labor and industry to restore production, stabilize the world, and lift the mood of the nation.
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Labor
Indus
Bernard M. Baruch
Owe
Janly 1
Mr. Baruch
Illinois Secretary of State Candidate Pledges Efficient Service
A political speech outlines a pledge to administer the Secretary of State’s office with economy and efficiency while supporting veterans’ affairs. Richard Yates Rowe, a Jacksonville native, summarizes his background in business, education, veterans service, and Republican leadership roles as part of his bid.
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Illinois
Secretary of State
Administration of Veterans’ Affairs
Service Recognition Board
Veterans of Illinois
Richard Yates Rowe
Jacksonville
University of Illinois
K. P. and Elk
Insurance Agents’ Council
A. F. of
L. Rowe
State Central Committee
State Republican Central Committee
Rowe Named to Complete Hughes Term as State Treasurer
By gubernatorial appointment, Rowe will serve the unexpired Hughes term from June 30, 1944 to January 1945. He was elected State Treasurer on November 5 last year, leading the entire ticket in votes.
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Dwight H. Green
Edward J. Hughes
Rowe
Salem to auction bears and monkeys from city park
Salem city officials plan to dispose of two bears and several monkeys kept in Bryan Memorial park to save feeding costs. They cite over 50 dollars monthly for animal care and rat problems, proposing sale or possible giveaways if buyers are found.
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Salem Republican
Salem
Bryan Memorial Park
Homer C. Clark
Marion County
S I U Opens 68 Apartments for Married Vet Students
In Carbondale Illinois Southern Illinois University opened 68 apartments for married veteran students and faculty after President Chester F Lay accepted the housing project from Public Housing Administration officials. The units are at the Illinois Ordnance Plant about 10 miles away.
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Carbondale
Ill
Southern Illinois University
University
Chester F. Lay
Public Housing Administration
Illinois Ordance
University housing to aid married veterans in Carbondale
The University will offer a second housing project for married veterans in Carbondale as occupancy nears. The first complex on West Chau tauqua Street houses 105 families and has been full since July 3. SIU reports fall enrollment around 2,800, up from 2,718 last year, with late registrants expected.
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Carbondale
Chautauqua Street
Southern Illinois University
The Yearling Comes to Sando Theatre in Florida Saga
The Baxters Gregory Peck and Jane Wyman strive to save their Florida farm as a yearling deer disrupts crops. A fierce storm tests their efforts with a clash between man and nature in this gripping sequence from the film shown Sunday and Monday.
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Pethnicolor
Sando Theatre
Baxters
Gregory Peck
Jane Wyman
Florida
Claude Jarman, Jr
Nature
Natural melodrama drives emotional impact in cinema
Director Clarence Brown describes a key sequence as requiring greater care and preparation than action shots. He says the scene, embodying the struggle between nature and man, must be utterly real with strong suspense, delivering moving impact beyond war or murder depictions.
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Clarence Brown
Shattuc Social Notes Tee Up Local Visits
SHATTUC NEWS reports Mr and Mrs M M Jensen spent last Tuesday evening in Centralia. Louis Moulton and Helen Zach of DeKalb visited at the Arthur Smith home. Lois Thoman and Vincent Leicht visited the hospital at Jefferson Barracks with Vincent Leicht. Joseph Speiser Sr and Jr of St Louis visited relatives here. George Mann and son Kenneth shopped in Centralia Saturday evening. Reverend Watson and family joined Rev Michael and Clark of Carlyle for a District Youth Fellowship Meeting in Mt Vernon. Mrs Fred Mann and others attended events locally.
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M. M. Jensen
Centralia
Louis Moulton
Helen Zach
DeKalb
Arthur Smith
Lois Thoman
Vincent Leicht
Jefferson Barracks
Joseph Speiser Sr
Joseph Spieser Jr
St. Louis
George Mann
Kenneth
Reverend Watson
Don
Betty Muench
Jéan Behrens
Michael
Son Clark
Carlyle
Mt .Vernon
Fred
Kenneth Mann
Hazel Smith
Edgar Swagler
Alice Swagler
Lela
Wilma Hester
Wesleyan Service Guild Meeting at East St. Louis House
Mrs. Ben Dial and Donald and Nancy arrived Sunday evening from Wellston Ohio for a Wesleyan Service Guild meeting at the Leslie Bates Davis Neighborhood House in East St. Louis on Sunday afternoon.
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Wesleyan Service Guild
Leslie Bates Davis
East St. Louis
Ben Dial
Donald
Nancy
Wellston
Ohio
Veterans can obtain free copies of public records for benefits
A new Illinois law allows veterans and their dependents to receive certified copies of public records at no charge when needed to obtain benefits. Written requests must state the document is for benefits and include postage if mailed. A. W. Dietrich, Illinois Veterans Commission officer, offers assistance from office at room 203 Haufman Building Centralia.
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General Assembly
A. W. Dietrich
Illinois Veterans Commission
Marion County
Veterans Organization
The
Veterans Administration
Haufman Building
Centralia
Salem
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Paul
Sandoval
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Patoka, Illinois
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