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Newspaper
Dekalb Daily Chronicle
Location
Dekalb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1920
Page
2
The Morrison fair aims to attract broad county interest on September 1 and 2. Organizers promise improved grounds, courteous service, and enhanced stock displays, with efforts to fund the event through exhibits and sales while maintaining a family friendly, popular gathering atmosphere.
IDS enjoyed a day at Kingston Park as American Steel Wire Company provided gear for boys training. The event featured games, swimming and four war events, drawing strong competition and broad participation from attendees.
The 42nd annual conference of the Methodist church will open Tuesday, September 7, in Ince, Wisconsin, and run one week. Bishop Quayle of Louie will preside for the opening session. details indicate a gathering at the opera house hospital setting.
Plowing events set for Wheat Latd township east of here on September 23 with horse and tract plowing, prize contests, and talks on agriculture. Experts from agricultural services will be present, featuring exhibits of fruit, vegetables, bread, pastry, and domestic arts.
Dekwlh draws interest from St. Lamia and Dusbare national teams for a game, manager weighs which to host. Pittshore rean allowed later. decision hinges on timing and availability. Chronicle want ads bring in-line results.
Survivors of the 77th Illinois Volunteer Infantry will meet in Peoria for their annual reunion on September 7 and 8. The 40 year-ago roll showed 1500 members, though time and deaths have reduced the numbers. The program includes member remembrances and a Peoria sightseeing trip to veterans’ points of interest. Jesse Sawyer of Peoria is president and William Witcex of Galesburg is vice president.
H Filkins, flagman at the Third Street railroad crossing, quickly signaled to stop an oncoming train to avert damage to a DeKalb Scrap Iron and Metal truck stalled on the tracks. The car wheels wedged in the rails, and even after the train halted the rescue took time.
The article notes fall and winter fashions rely on graceful line and drape. Coats feature lower openings, slightly longer length, looser body tracing, a waist line set lower, and shorter vents.
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