Christensen Greets Voters Amid Farmer Labor Rally
United Press reports in New York that Presidential candidate Christensen sat for reporters and spoke to working men. He praised the Farmer Labor party, denied Mormon rumors, and contrasted New York with Salt Lake City while showing photos of Salt Lake beauties.
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United Press
New York
N. Y
Dusrlvy
Christensen
Heig
Farmer Labor
Lees
White House
Cudisiensen
Fife
Poli Rs
Kristensen
New York City
Salt Lake City
Times Square
Chricjengen Sae
German Wits Were Wrong In Belgium Case
Fragmentary OCR reports show a disputed Belgium case with German figures, involving mock wit and wartime sentiment. Officials note a death notice and a funeral reference tied to Allied forces, while lingering questions about the affair remain unresolved and contested by press outlets.
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Belgium
Local Notes From The Wash Pingean District
Oly Me covet Diedrich of Wash pingean spent a week past here enjoying a months tion Perk work at Woebington and tee been viet Hine etvers. Mr. and Mrs Glen Uellert and daughter Helen and Mr. Hotland's mother left for Ty tron Comter Michigan to spend a week. Mrs Tarana M and Mrs Henry Wekard motored to Elsin Trodry.
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Diedrich
Washpingean
Woebington
Glen Uellert
Duachter
Helen
Mr. Hotland
Imather
Ted
Tytron Comter
Tarana M
Henry Wekard
Elsin Trodry
Real Wet Spot Dry Now Effort Aimed At Prohibition Debate
Fragmentary prose reports a heated 12 August discussion among American prohibitionists led by Rogmithy Jike, naming Jamellen dey and WL Cartie of Obie as figures in the anti liquor mobilization. Governor Urebyn reportedly favors some liquor restrictions, while several dry advocates are cited amid a broader moral row over temperance and social policy.
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Kingston
Dummies
Jamellen
Cartie
Joel
Urebyn
Pepareite
Hibbs Profesor
Rajy T. Tamforth
Tinmers College
New Jersey
Dorn
Brazilians Enforce Old Trading Law After Midnight Ban
In Kin Janeiro Brazil police uncovered a longstanding ordinance banning sales or use of cigars cigarettes and matches after 10 p m daily. The ancient rule is now being stringently enforced across the city.
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Ogunnea Freee
Kin de Janiero
Brazil
Tio
Sarah Bernhardt On Health And Advice From Paris
Paris Aug 12. Sarah Bernhardt counsels women to eat only enough to sustain strength and to drink water. She warns against corsets and over worrying and urges cultivating forgetfulness. Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Davidson of Oak Park, ex Tekulh residents, visited to call on friends Tuesday.
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Ge Uaiearess
Paris
France
Sarah Bernhardt
E. 5. Davidson
Oak Park
Tekulh
Art models scarce in Tokyo as pay rises
In Tokyo on Aug 12 art models remain scarce as Japanese girls resist posing. An ad campaign offering 45 yen to 1 yen for two months drew only seven responses. A collector gathered about ninety girls for painters and sculptors, but only about 10 percent are expected to stay in the business.
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Tokyo
Japan
New England Fruit Show to Be Held in Hartford
Hartford announces the seventh annual New England fruit show set for November 5. East fruit growers anticipate extensive competition mainly among New England states with Connecticut likely a strong contender as the event moves from Boston to a new city. Prizes totaling several thousand dollars will be awarded.
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Hartford
Connaug
New England
Connecticut
Boston
King Albert of Belgians to Visit Brazil
Plans are under way for King Albert and Queen Elizabeth to embark for Rio de Janeiro next month, with a royal Brazilian visit anticipated following the trip.
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King Albert
Brazil
United Press
Brussels
Belgium
Albert
Elizabeth
Rio de Janiero
Local Social Notices From Around Town This Week
Mrs A A Cory returned Saturday from a two weeks visit with relatives in Minneapolis and Clear Lake Iowa. Mr and Mrs John Welsh of Herbert are visiting Mrs Sarah Boken. Olive Heeg of Hinckley visits cousin Esther Cofield. Mr Severson and daughter Miss Lillie of Chicago returned home.
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A. A. Cory
Minneapolis
Clear Lake
Iowa
John Welsh
Herbert
Sarah Bo Ken
Olive Heeg
Hinckley
Esther Cofield
Mr. Severson
Miss Lillie
Chicago
Rochelle Area Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Saturday after a week’s visit at S Skromme’s home Mrs Will Vosburg was in Rochelle Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Robert Flewellin welcomed a seven and a half pound daughter born Aug 7. Ralph Colby Marion Hardy and friends visited Rochelle Saturday evening. Frank Irwin of Rockford spent a few days here with relatives. Robert Nowe and family returned Tuesday evening from their trip. Mrs Emery Johnson traveled east to Ottawa Tuesday to visit her parents. Clyde Edwards and family went to Starved Rock last Sunday. Arthur Johnson Lewis Kalaas and their wives and L Jordal travelled to Delavan Lake Friday for four days. Mrs C B Wrigley and daughter Loretta returned Thursday after a week with relatives in the city. Bert Jacobson and wife arrived Wednesday. their household goods came Thursday.
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S. Skromme
Will Vosburg
Rochelle
Robert Flewellin
Ralph Colby
Marion Hardy
Tne
Frank Irwin
Rockford
Robert Nowe
Emery Johnson
Ottawa
Clyde Edwards
Starved Rock
Arthur Johnson
Lewis Kalaas
L. Jordal
Delavan Lake
C. B. Wrigley
Loretta
Bert Jacobson
Ohio Grove Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs Joan Norlund spent Thursday at Mrs Carl Swanson's home. Mrs Martina Larson of Sycamore visited her daughter Mrs Fred Larson. Mr and Mrs Berger from Chicago spent the weekend with John Heidtschmidt. Mr and Mrs Reuben Peterson drove to DeKalb Sunday afternoon. Mrs Fred Larson and Myril Castenson were Thursday guests at the Reuben Peterson home. Mr and Mrs Oscar Swanson welcomed their first son born Friday. Mr and Mrs Frank Blade visited at Mrs Chapman's Sycamore home. Lee Meadow's airtight pitching for the Phillies recalls past Cardinals work.
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Joan Norlund
Carl Swanson
Martina Larson
Sycamore
Fred Larson
Frank Blade
Chapman
City visitors and travelers noted in daily roundup
Mrs. M. P. Anderson spends a few days in the city while Miss Edith Patten rides a Chicago passenger train. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Iskowich and son Philmore, and Mr. and Mrs. Morris Wolff travel to Chicago. 5 PLL. Smith bound for Chicago. Mrs. S. Johnson seeks millinery in the city. Charles Talbot and Miss Elsie Bush are in town. Mr. Block of the Glidden House also rode a Chicago passenger. Mrs. John Halsne visits Creston. M. Kennedy heads for Chicago early. Harry Perkin spends last evening in Dixon with friends. Miss Eva Benson visits her sister in Waukegan. Henry Groves drives a new…
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M. P. Anderson
Edith Patten
Chicago
C. H. Iskowich
Philmore
Morris Wolff
Smith
Chicaco
S. Johnson
Charles Talbot
Elsie Bush
Block
Glidden House
John Halsne
Creston
M. Kennedy
Harry Perkin
Dixon
Eva Benson
Waukegan
Henry Groves
Cadillac touring car illness and visits noted
Mrs. Frank Carter is ill at her home on South First street. Mrs. Byron Howland is visiting her sister in Rockford for several days. Miss Viola Demert of Chicago is staying with her sister Mrs. W. J. Rubtassel.
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Cadillac
Frank Carter
South First Street
Byron Howland
Rockford
Viola Demert
Chicago
W. J. Rubtassel
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Mid-West Chemical Company
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