Military Band concert to be held at Fargo Theater
The 129th Infantry Band will perform a concert at the Fargo Theater next Tuesday evening under Lawrence M. DeArgil. The lineup features classics and opera selections, with tickets on sale at the theater and through band members. Proceeds support National Guard efforts and civic pride in Sycamore and vicinity.
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Legion Meets and Installs New Officers
Members of the American Legion held an interesting meeting last night with installation of new officers. Tom White was inducted as commander for the coming year and Aaron Kay Stiles became vice commander. After the business meeting, there was supper and entertainment at the Pargo Fire Hall.
Adlerika Proves Relief for Stomach Ailment Says User
A testimonial from H. L. Hicks extols Adlerika as the only medicine for stomach ax relief. The user claims one spoonful acts on both upper and lower bowels, removes long standing poisons, and eliminates fullness so meals can be enjoyed again.
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Local notes from Sycamore and surrounding area
Reports from residents include the Marshalls arriving in San Antonio for a winter trip, Scout Camp Rotary MacQueen progress with a near completed mess hall, Mrs. Julia Kelley and Veronica visiting Joliet en route to California, and St Peters church bazaar with a successful food sale. DAR meeting scheduled at the Methodist church, Hyle club guests at the White home, Methodist circle Christmas party, Sophomore circle hosts, Sycamore Gospel team gathering at Scott home, and a Bible verse cited.
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Julia Kelley
Veronica
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Crawford’s Joliet Trip Ends With Multiple Sentences
Sheriff BE Crawford escorted three prisoners to Joliet with John McGlynn and Orlie Reams sentenced to one to five years, Sam McBee given 60 days on the Vandalia work farm. The sheriff turned the charges over to state authorities the same day and returned home for breakfast.
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Orlie Reams
Sam McBee
Vandalia
Edward Pierce Oil Station Near Completion
Edward Pierce on Kalb Road works daily to finish an oil and service station he started late. He has materials ready and expects to sell to travelers soon once weather stays favorable. pumps soon to be installed and the station in operation.
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Edward Pierce
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Purebred Poultry For Sale Catalog Ad
Purebred Poultry For Sale lists pullet lots by strain and price. Barry white Leghorn pullets 1.25, Owens Rhode Island Reds 1.40, Thompson Barred Rock 1.40, Brown Leghorn overlay 1.35, Sheppard Ancona 1.35. Young cocks 2 each. One day old chicks 11 per hundred. Free postage on baby chicks, express on pullets in dozen lots. Lots under one dozen pullets excluded.
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Appeal for Help Buy Christmas Seals and Health Bonds
The Illinois Tuberculosis and Public Health Association urges DeKalb County residents to buy Christmas Seals and Health Bonds. The message highlights historical holiday customs and stresses increased funding for nursing, medical care, sanatoriums, nutrition, schools, clinics, and health education to combat tuberculosis in Illinois in 1926.
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Progress on Sycamore Cafe Front Reconstruction
Workmen oversee the reconstruction of the former Sycamore Cafe building front. Cold weather fails to slow progress as the upper brick front comes down and steel I beams are installed. The store, to be run by E. H. Wells in a modern drug business, signals a wave of front renovations along the street for 1927.
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Simpson active at Sterling as chamber official
Co. C. Simpson, once secretary of the local Chamber of Commerce, now leads a similar post at Sterling and Rock Falls. He addressed about 200 northern Illinois postal clerks at a Sterling convention, delivering the welcome speech Tuesday night.
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Simpson
Ilinois
Market News Grain Revue and Chicago Produce Report
Market day at Chicago Board of Trade unsettled with wheat and corn down and oats mixed. Bearish factors included lake navigation stoppage and port congestion while cash prices held steadier. livestock receipts and hogs, cattle, and butter cheese prices noted with varied movement.
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Four Convicted for Killing of a Cashier
Four sleepers were registered during the night after a quiet business period in the city. No telephone calls or police activity were reported, and the report sheet shows only these four registrations from last night.
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Money Talks Salesman and Salesladies Adverts
A Mansfield Ohio note offers men and women a sales opportunity. The ad promises profits of 1.00 for each dealer contacted and a 2.00 invested profit of 1.50 per item, claiming earnings of over 106.00 for those who succeed. Address George L. Lane. If you join as a salesman or want to start.
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Golden Rule Sunday Proclaimed by Mayor Lindstrom
The Chron icle reports Mayor J B Lindstrom proclaims Golden Rule Sunday urging residents to observe a meager Near East dinner. Citizens are asked to donate the savings to Near East Relief via Franz Parks or First National Bank, aiding the spring drive.
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Strike Hits Jeffery Mine in Southern Illinois
Drivers at the Jeffery mine of the Pratt Brothers Coal Company went on strike after a miner was discharged. The strike caused a mine shutdown while officials expected a quick settlement of the labor dispute in the Southern Illinois coal region.
Health Men of This State at a Conference
Health officers representing every section of the state are assembled here for their second annual conference. The gathering in Springfield spans December 3 and 4 and aims to coordinate public health efforts across regions.
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Fingis
Lawmakers weigh health departments for counties shifting costs
Business sessions open the day with meetings on mapping a legislative program. Action likely on county health departments. A bill to extend county power to create and fund health departs probably will be introduced in the coming general assembly. Currently no legal provision authorizes county spending for such purposes.
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New Trial Sought for Convicted Chinese Springfield
Frank Franks of St. Louis, a Chinese laundryman, was found guilty by a jury of assault with intent to kill Long Ling. A new trial was requested and will be argued next week. Franks shot Ling a year ago after Ling tried to shoot him during a collection. Authorities link the incident to a Tong feud in St. Louis. Scores of Chinese attended the sessions.
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Relief Train Reaches Isolated Springfield Villages
Relief train the first to move along the Springfield Lock Haven branch of the old C. St. L. railroad left today carrying provisions and coal for fifteen communities. Roads were bad and service had suspended since July, leaving highway travel as the only option to reach them.
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Becaus
Lonely Husband Fires Shotgun At Himself
Ignatz Putzka, fearing life alone after his wife filed for separate maintenance, shot himself in the face with a shotgun. He fled the house with the weapon when he learned his wife had opened court litigation. Relatives acted too late. doctors say his wounds will be fatal.
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Ignatz Putzka
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Chicago Taxi Driver Arrested for License Plate Theft
Chicago taxi driver Paul Liese was taken into custody early this morning after police stopped his vehicle for driving with forged license plates. He confessed at the station that he found the plate and used it on the car.
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Paul Liese
Chicago man fined and given hearing for street incident
A Chicago suspect appeared for a forenoon hearing after alleged street incident. He was fined $5.00 plus costs, paid the money, and was permitted to leave with orders to remove the machine until his OES plates were issued.
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