Sycamore publicity from better babies conference feature
Prairie Farmer highlights Sycamore coverage with photos of Gerald Lindgren and Shirley Ann Adee both scoring 99 percent plus at the better babies conference. It notes one child could have reached 100 percent if vaccinated and mentions the clinic’s work and local publicity.
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Sycamore
The
Prairie Farmer
Gerald Lindgren
Shirley Ann Adee
Shirley Adee
Itlso
Sycamore Hospital
Awarded Prize on Car Loads of Sheep at Show
The Sycamore Feed Yards won first and second prizes with two carloads of western yearling wethers at the international sheep show. Purchases were made 46 days ago through Merrion & Wilkins, and the entries fed a ration of corn, buckwheat screenings, oil meal, alfalfa, and molasses. The 110 pound average weight and the decisive sweep of the awards drew widespread congratulations.
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Sycamore
Sycamore Feed Yards
Merrion & Wilkins, Commission Company
United States
Many Will be Baptized at Church Sunday
Rev R D Walters pastor of First Baptist church announces new members will be received Sunday by baptism after the forenoon service at 11 oclock. Some will join by letter following evangelist services under Rev Granger and members are urged to attend.
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R. D. Walters
First Baptist Church
Granger
Swedish Baptist Church
Emma Ekwall
China
John A. Shallman
Lundin
Elks Memorial Service Planned by Sycamore Lodge
Sycamore Lodge Number 1392 of the BPO Elks will meet at the lodge rooms at three o'clock Sunday for their annual memorial services. Attorney A. G. Kennedy of DeKalb is named principal speaker for the event. The committee urges all members to attend to honor departed brethren.
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Sycamore Lodge No. 1392
B. P. O. Elks
A. G. Kennedy
DeKalb
High school benefit game vs Sycamore Merchants
December 7 at 7 20 p m in the high school gym features the varsity against the Sycamore Merchants. Also listed are a Baptist bazaar and noon dinner, a minstrel show by the Sycamore Lodge B P O Elks at Fargo Theatre on December 12 and 13, and a Ladies night at the Elks club on December 12.
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Oracle
Sycamore Merchants
Sycamore Lodge
B. P.O. Elks
Fargo Theatre
Elks Clut
Sycamore Woman's Club
Elks Home
American Home Department
Grant Beebe
Wreaths Adorn State Street Posts for Christmas Season
Decorations along State Street are underway with evergreen garlands covering ornamental posts from end to end. Red and green lights will brighten the displays. Officials note the opening day for Christmas shopping will be a major boost for merchants offering special values and gift articles.
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State Street
Man Sent Here to Serve Time at County Jail
Donald Eason Lighthill of Chicago was brought to the county jail Wednesday evening and will serve three months. He was convicted in Chicago of Mann Act violations, the first prisoner from Chicago federal courts sentenced under this law in some time.
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Donald Eason Lighthill
Chicago
Lighthill
Sycamore Sons Go Into Action This Evening
The Sycamore Sons basketball team heads to West Chicago to face the city’s American Legion squad. Key players Teach, Thomas, Coffey, Oldham, Leland, Hennigan, White, and Johnson will defend the color, aiming to win despite limited practice this week.
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Sycamore Sons
West Chicago
American Legion
Sycamore
Teach
Thomas
Coffey
Oldham
Leland
Hennigan
White
Johnson
Trappers To Face Arrest In Game Preserve
Deputy Game Warden Ted Bentley of DeKalb reports trapping in the game preserve, formerly Lloyd's Woods, is banned. After a week of officer meetings and letters to wardens seeking permission, authorities vow to enforce the law strictly.
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Ted Bentley
DeKalb
Lloyd's Woods
Business Men to Chicago on Factory Lead
Secretary N. J. Zener and a group of industrial committee members traveled to Chicago on business matters. Street talk suggested they were seeking a factory read, but details remained unclear whether this involved a new read or actions tied to a long-standing proposal.
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Chicago
N. J. Zener
Walton League secretary travels to Chicago on league business
In Chicago on business for the Walton League Earl Wetzel, secretary of the Izaak Walton chapter here, was in Chicago yesterday. Little is known of the secretary's mission beyond Walton League work. The worlds youngest air pilot is said to be Miss Lillian Dawson of London, aged 11, who has been flying alone for a year.
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Chicago
The
Walton League
Earl Wetzel
Izaak Walton
League
Lillian Dawson
London
Short Talks by Thoughtful Mothers Statement
A California Long Beach mother praises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for stopping her child's dreadful hoarse croup cough on the first night. She notes relief and repeated relief from coughs and colds and mentions it is good for whooping cough. Kirchner's Drug Store and Seventh Street Pharmacy carry it.
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California
Long Beach
Croup
Foley
Junior
Kirchner
Seventh Street
Young Pupils Publish School Papers at Mc Murray Haish Glidden
Three grade school papers appear The tinal and Black from Mc Murray The Haish Banner from Haish and the Purple and White from Glidden with Ellwood boys set to start. At State Teachers College shop class Milo T. Oakland supervises printing learning by young printers who print several issues this year as pupils grow accustomed to the work.
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McMurray
Haish
Glidden School
Ellwood School
State Teachers College
Milo T. Oakland
New Winter Quarter Opens at State Teachers College
A new winter quarter begins Monday at State Teachers College after the fall term closed yesterday. Enrollment growth is not expected to be large as high school semesters end too late for many graduating students to enroll. Graduation exercises were held Thursday afternoon for 12 students in an informal ceremony.
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State Teachers College
Ear for Cash Offered by Wealthy New York Matron
Chicago headlines tell of at least 15 residents bidding to sell an ear for 2500 dollars after an ad by New York society woman. Applicants include a veteran and a broke young woman quoting a wish to swap a ear for warmth and fashion, with lawyer J C McCarthy to select from photographs.
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Chicago
U.pr
New York
J. McCarthy
Lehey
McCarthy
Doris Clarke
Damage Suit XII Filed in Court Aurora Woman
Mrs. Eva Bauman sues M Jessie Andrews in Kane county circuit court for Aurora seeking 15000 damages. In a car driven by the defendant a honey bee stung the driver causing loss of control and a ditch collision injuring both occupants. Bauman says she is partially paralyzed and permanently injured.
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Geneva
Ill
U.P
Kane County
Eva Bauman
M Jessie Andrews
Aurora
Carl Franzene Named Head of Svithiod at DeKalb Lodge
A DeKalb lodge of the Independent Order of Svithiod held a stated meeting at the Odd Fellows hall. After routine business, officers for next year were elected with Carl Franzene as chairman, Axel Ryden as vice chairman, Florence Vierson as recording secretary, and Clara Peterson as treasurer. other officers to be appointed later.
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Royal Neighbors
Ann Foster Oracl
Emma Tewsbury
Gertrude Tall
Mattie Lehaush
Zula
Eddy
Mary Duncan
Thoda Weaver
Emma Burcum
Inner Sentinel
Meyers
Outer Sentinel
Inga Wallmark
Carl Franzene
Svithiod
DeKalb Lodge
the Independent Order of Svithiod
Odd Fellows Hall
Axel Ryden
Florence Vierson
Clara Peterson
Beggar Refusal Triggers Harsh Assault in Springfield
Harold G. Billings, 38, of Niles Michigan, was found injured after refusing alms to two men who demanded the price of a meal. He lay in St John’s hospital with scalp wounds. Police detained Charles Jackson of Kansas City and George Belle of Chicago nearby.
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Springfield
O.R
Harold G. Billings
Niles
Mich
St. John’s Hospital
Billings
Charles Jackson
Kansas City
George Belle
Chicago
Lifetone Tablets Promise Nerve Rejuvenation In Two Weeks
Nervousness and fatigue are claimed to fade with Lifetone Tablets. An ad offers seventy two tablets for $1.00 with a plan to take two after each meal and two at bedtime for two weeks, asserting restored nerves, vitality, and confidence.
Blockade fears loom as tax changes and reform split lines
Washington period piece notes lawmakers planning a farm relief date and a bill to curb court injunctions in labor disputes while endorsing a central tax cut package. It reports on the Republican committee’s plan to abolish 16 minor house committees, new expenditures committee setup, and a national organizational roster including Dr. Clifford E. Smith and John MacQueen with roles on exemption boards during the world war. The piece closes urging readers to read The Want Ads.
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Washington, D. C
House
Representative Garner
Texas
Will Neek
Central
Americ
Howe Ways and Means
Republican Committee On
Snell
House Rules Committee
DeKalb County
Clifford E. Smith
John MacQueen
Leafa JH. Seibert
Prophetstown
John B. Tansey
Chicago
Frank G. Hajicek
Treasjjurer
A. 4
Civil Legion Holds Election of Officers
The Civil Legion, a national group of veterans, conducted an officers election to fill leadership roles for its continued patriotic service and organized activities.
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Civil Legion
National
Fau
Free Advice For Women On Restoring Health From Mrs Lovell
A Kansas City notice offers free, no charge guidance to women suffering ovarian pains, irregular periods, and nervous distress. It promotes a home method claimed to relieve ailments, with testimonials of women feeling reborn and pain-free. Send for Tod: This advice is entirely free to you, has nothing to sell.
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Elen Lovell
Mass
Kansas City
Inquirer
Tod
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