Sycamore golfers seek winner city meet next week
Sycamore golfers will host a city contest beginning next Tuesday at their course, with handicap play and two prize divisions. Entries are at Barker & Sullivans or City Park registry. only residents within Sycamore city limits may enter, with no age or sex restrictions. The winner will challenge the DeKalb city champion, with plans for scoring and handicap systems to be finalized.
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Sycamore Golffers
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Sycamore
DeKalb
Doty
Victor Radio
Fay
Smithym
Kenosha
Huhta
Delivery Guaranteed chronicle
The DeKalb Daily Chronicle assumes full responsibility for carrier delivery in Sycamore. Subscribers may call Mr Otto Fellinger in Sycamore 420 to receive a copy by special delivery if a delivery is missed. Complaints will be investigated and remedies provided. Carriers should be paid promptly each week to cover weekly bills and profit.
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DeKalb Daily Chronicle
Sycamore
Otto Fellinger
Superintendent returns from fishing trip to lead school system
R A Lease, superintendent of schools, is back from a month in northern Minnesota and ready for a strenuous year. Chief of Police Dewey Ecklund plans a five day Chicago vacation starting Thursday. Henry and Mrs Carlson welcome a ten pound four ounce boy born Tuesday morning. The Cub game in Chicago drew fans including Leonard Bollinger John Bollinger Ellroy Bollinger Walter Tisdell W Hennigan Guy Morgan and William Barry. Fay Doty and his wife arrived from Daytona Beach Florida Tuesday to spend an extended vacation.
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R.A. Lease
Minnesota
Lookling Hale
Dewey Ecklund
Chicago
Henry Carlson
Cub
Leonard Bollinger
John Bollinger
Ellroy Bollinger
Walter Tisdelle
W. Hennigan
Guy Morgan
William Barry
Fay Doty
Sycamore
Daytona Beach
Fla
St Charles Sycamore Day Plans for Route 64 Dedication
The St Charles committee met to arrange a fitting Sycamore day on September fifth tied to the Route 64 opening. They explored many possibilities and will investigate all options. Attending a trip to Oregon Illinois were Attorney E M Burst T J Ronin W M McAllister and secretary John G Cox to secure additional program help.
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St. Charles
Oregon
Ill
E. M. Burst
T. J. Ronin
W. M
Trumpeters Begin East Side Paving on North Cross Street
Trumpeter Sons win the contract for the East Side paving project on North Cross Street in Sycamore. Work has started from State Street, flattening about two blocks and equipment arriving steadily. the firm plans to finish as soon as possible.
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North Cross Street
Sycamore
State Street
Trumpeter @ Sons
Filling Station Installs New Visible Pumps
The Standard Oil Company is installing new visible pumps at the corner of State and Main streets. The two updated pumps will replace the old style pumps currently in use.
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Standard Oil Company
State and
Main Streets
Fires Hit North and South Cable Plants in Sycamore
The Sycamore fire department responded twice over sixteen hours to small blazes at Anaconda Cable’s North and South plants. A rubbish pile near the railroad tracks fueled a fire near wooden structures. two tramps were seen nearby and a spark from a switch engine could have worsened the incident. No major damage occurred.
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Sycamore Fire Department
Anaconda Cable
Sartea
Hoover Plans To Name Board Very Shortly
President Hoover announced he would appoint the commission outlined in his Salt Lake City message after receiving a telegram from the conference of western state governors approving the administration program for handling public lands. Some western legislators oppose the plan if mineral rights are retained, with Senator Smoot and Senator King voicing opposition to any strings attached.
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Hoover
Washington
Conference of
Western
Salt Lake City
Utah
Salt Lake
Congress
Smoot
King
De Kalb School Official Heads Home for Indiana Vacation
Miss Mina Bearhope, head of the commercial department at De Kalb Township High School, left this morning for a motor trip to her Columbia Indiana home. She has worked at the Cottage Cupboard during summer and will rest a few days before returning to teach. She must return to De Kalb Sunday for a faculty meeting Monday.
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Mina Bearhope
de Kalb Township
Columbia
Ind
Bearhope
DeKalb
Clyde Walb to be Freed From Leavenworth Penitentiary
Clyde A Walb Indiana banker contractor and politician to be released nine months early on parole announced by Attorney General Mitchell. Walb was sentenced April 28 1928 to four years for violating national banking laws with expected release May 1931.
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Clyde Walb
Leavenworth
Washington
Clyde A. Walb
Indiana
Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary
Mitchell
Walb
Wal
DeKalb Vacation Visit by Eva Benson Ends Soon
Eva Benson an employee at a Chicago interior decorating shop has spent her two week vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs John Benson on College avenue DeKalb. She expects to return to her Chicago duties the Tuesday after Labor Day.
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Eva Bensort
Chicago
John Benson
College Avenue
Miss Benson
Kellogg Treaty Birthday Sentiments From Hague to Washington
The Kellogg treaty anniversary prompts a cable from Arthur Henderson to Henry L. Stimson in Washington. In other items, a humorous classroom exchange features a boy questioning a swimmer’s four times across the Tiber. A Cadet Leader joke notes a volunteer moment.
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Hague
Arthur Henderson
Henry L. Stimson
Washington
Fire at North Plant Enamelling Room Sparks Alarm in City
Early morning blaze at the old trouble center near the north plant sent trucks racing to contain a fire likely from enamel heating systems. The alarming siren and chemical odor gave way to quick work by officials and the San Francisco Fire Department, with no injuries reported.
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North Plant
California
DeKalb Celebration Draws Sycamore Fans and Reds
Sycamore baseball fans flock to Pershing Park for a DeKalb celebration featuring the Cincinnati Reds and local standout Ewar Swanson as the DeKalb Moose team takes the field. The event marks growing interest in the young player’s ascent and local baseball pride.
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Sycamore
DeKalb
Cincinnati Reds
Ewar Swanson
State to buy large farm for game refuge in Illinois
Illinois completes negotiations with Stock Land Bank of Kansas City to purchase 719 acres in Jefferson county known as the Lengfelder farm for use as a state game preserve. Reported price is 12000 dollars. Carl Shurtz of Waltonville appointed to manage the property.
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Springfield
U.P
Illinois
Stock Land Bank of
Kansas City
Jefferson County
Lengfelder
Ilinois
Carl Shurtz
Waltonville
Mafia Trials End With Prison Terms In Sicily
Termini Imerese Sicily August 38 UP The trial of 250 alleged Mafia members ended with 43 sentenced to up to three years. 168 acquitted for lack of evidence and 39 remanded for new trial. Convictions finish Mussolini era efforts to curb the Sicilian Mafia.
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Termini Imerese
Sicily
Mussolini
Chemists Fuss Over Fraud Charge At Association Meeting
New York chemist H. W. Ambruster reported by telegram that the council of the American Pharmaceutical Association sustained the officers of the scientific section in refusing to allow him to read a paper alleging impure drugs, notably ergot, are entering the American market. The incident occurred as the association gathered in Rapid City, South Dakota.
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New York
H. W. Ambruster
Council
The
American Pharmaceutical Association
Ambrusier
Rapid City, & C
Milk Check Boost Starts Next Sunday
An agreement between Pure Milk association agents and milk dealers raises the Chicago dairy area price by 10 cents per 100 pounds, effective next Sunday. Producers will receive $2.74 per 100 pounds starting September 1, with surplus handling arranged in December after the September October November period.
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Elgin
Til
Pure Milk Association
Chicago
Ilinois
Changes in Fisk garage stock room near completion
Work in the Fisk garage stock room has progressed over several days and is nearing completion. The old room proved too small, a new arrangement provides more storage for parts with steel bins replacing wood cabinets. Clarence Emery will move his desk into the stock room.
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Fisk
Compgon
Clarence Emery
Preliminary election shows trend in Mexico
Mexico City August 2. Nacional revolutionary candidate for Coahuila governorship Graza won eight to one over anti re electionist opponent Nobles. The results were seen as an indication of likely presidential election outcome in November. Chronicle Want Ads Bring Results.
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Mexico City
U.r
Changes In Rooms For High School Football Team
High school football players will enter a new dressing area at the first practice next Tuesday afternoon. Work over weeks added space and better equipment handling with large door links from the old dressing room to the former storage room. Steel lockers are installed and room is assigned by squad to avoid past mixing. Painting and cleaning continue as crews update the building. A meeting Friday night at the Fourth Street bank meeting room will discuss the project and the potential affiliation with a national group.
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DeKalb
Fourth Street Bank
DeKall
Denalty Youths Debating New Luncheon Club
A group of leading Denalty young men has lately urged the formation of a luncheon club. Over the past weeks agitation has grown among younger men as the matter has been discussed seriously by about six prominent figures.
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Denalty
English Boy Scout Granted Year-Long US Admission
Reginald Bonham, 15, from England, can enter the United States for a year on a $500 bond after a board of inquiry at Ellis Island. He arrived on the Red Star Liner Arabic with Dr. Forrest H. Stanley who brought him to pursue education. Immigration had refused entry at dockside but the bond arrangement allowed admission.
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New York
Reginald Bonham
United States
Ellis Island
Red Star
Forrest H. Stanley
St. Louis
Stanley
Sleeping Boy Dies In Fall From Motor Truck
Joseph L. Russell 19 of West Frankfort died after a fall from the rear of a moving truck he was riding in was believed to have been asleep in the vehicle. The incident occurred in Champaign on August 28 40.
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Champaign
Lit
Joseph L. Russell
West Frankfort
Russell
Gly-Cas touted as miracle health breakthrough in DeKalb area
An advertisement recaps Gly-Cas as a remarkable remedy easing gas, bloating, stomach pains, headaches, and neuritis. It claims drastic, nearly rejuvenating relief for liver and bowel trouble, citing a DeKalb resident’s testimonial and noting availability at Kirchner Drug Store and multiple regional outlets.
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J. B. Lancre
South First Street
DeKalb
Kirchner
Sycamore
E. A. Wells
Genoa
Baldwin Pharmacy
Hallam Drug
Waterman
A. E. Schultz
Malta
Jacob and Bridgewater
Creston
Luxton
Banstone
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Santa Monica
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Mexico
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