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Newspaper

Dekalb Daily Chronicle

Location

Dekalb, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1918

Page

2

Lawson Is Home Again From France

Private Nestor Lawson of Company M 125th Infantry has arrived in the United States. He wrote from New York that he expects to be mustered out in Des Moines and return to DeKalb. He was wounded in the right wrist by a machine gun bullet on August 29, suffering a wrist fracture, but can now write letters. He had been in Deming New Mexico and in France, with earlier service from Nebraska and is a former De Kalb boy.

Nestor Lawson 125Th Infantry Lewis Anderson al. Lawson Lydia Lawson States New York Des Moines Laws DeKalb Lawson Nebraska Deming New Mexico France

Navy Buys Big Stations for Wireless Work

Washington December 4 The Navy department has bought all American Marconi radio stations except four high power plants. It also purchased the Sayville station from the alien property custodian and, with the Mareon company, will handle shipboard to shore messager operations.

Washington, DC Marconi Navy Department Tahoe Sayville Mareon Retin Quieries Toshore Messager

Berlin Situation Grows More Serious As Prices Rise

Berlin reports a rapid worsening crisis with food prices jumping from six marks per ordinary meal to higher levels. The military governor oversees 16 000 troops to maintain order while thousands of war cripples in the outskirts are barred from entering the city to avoid public panic.

Brees Berlin Germany Bertin Cty

Parkins Arrives in New York After Time Overseas

Private Walter Parkins has arrived in New York and was reported to his mother Mrs. Micabeth Ikins. He has been hospitalized since July 1. Relatives and friends express relief and joy at his return to the United States.

Walter Parking New York Micabeth Ikins Tie Hap States

Uncle Sam Seeks to Mollify Chili and Peru

United States officials announce two formal efforts to ease tensions between Chili and Peru. The moves occur in Washington and at the countries’ capitals but officials stress no offer of good offices and no fighting is seen as imminent.

Uncle Sam Chili Peru United Press Washington DB. C United States

Camp Grant Named Demobilization Center

The War Department designated 29 American cantonments as demobilization centers. Camp Grant in Rockford Illinois is listed among them. Mr and Mrs Hart of Shabbona are noted as visitors to Washington during the report.

United Press Washington, D. C War Department Camp Grant Rockford III

Mi-O-Naston Remem ach Tablets Cure Indigestion

A local drug store advertises Mio Na Mi-O-Naston Remem ach tablets as the best prescription for indigestion. The ad promises to build up the stomach, restore energy, and enable digestion of hearty meals with a money back guarantee if no cure.

Nista Kirchner Drug Store

Rumor on Cyclops voyage fuels local doubt and delay

Local friends of Martin Chase J doubt rumors of the Cyclops fate while awaiting clearer news. The Chronicle awaits a definite report from United Press. An unrelated testimonial promotes Chamberlains Tablets for stomach trouble and nervous fatigue.

Martin Chase J Ron Chronicle United Press

Local notes of illnesses travels and confirmations

Mrs Stella Anderson sprained her ankle and suffered other injuries in a fall. Mrs George Fleming visited a friend Miss Ethel Willy at the hospital in Sycamore. George Fleming and F W Case spent days at St Paul buying cattle. Floyd Still returned to Chicago studies after a few days at home. Rev Gustavuson left for Moline for several days. Rev Frederick Grant of Evanston, formerly of DeKalb, ill with influenza but improving. Mrs Terry McCabe's condition is very serious at home near Malta. Mrs W G Earle convalescing after weeks ill. Mrs Irving Fox confined to home. Mrs F S Corey at Rochelle hospital with Minnie Willett. both returned home. Mrs Willett progressing well. Mrs Cynthia Carson underwent gallstone operation at city hospital. Al Barker resigns from Consumer's grocery to join Great American Stores Monday. Guise Keenan resumed work at Woolworth's after illness. Miss Nora Shafer returned for a visit with relatives.

George Fleming Sycamore Ethel Willy F. W. Case St. Paul Minn Floyd Chicago Gustavuson Moline DeKalb Frederick Grant Evanstion Terry McCabe Malta W. G. Earle Irving Fox Corey Rochelle Hospital Minnie Willett Willietts Cynthia Carson City Hospital Carson AL. Barker Consumer's Grocery Guise Keenan Woolworth's Nora Shafer

Illnesses Delay Toddlers and Adults in Local Notes

Tommie Huntzieker Jr misses school due to a severe cold this week. Thompson children recover from illness. Mrs John Solon to spend winter in Los Angeles with brother R C Troe cer, returning around February 75. Okie Van Stone ill at home west of town.

Tommie Huntzieker, Jr John Solon Los Angeles Cal R. C. Troecer Okie van Stone

IllinoIs Reserve Militia Members Send Greetings From France

Three soldiers Libbert Green Percy Lattin and James Robertson of the 33rd division send greetings from France to their local Illinois Reserve Militia company.

France Illinois Reserve Militia Libbert Green Percy Lattin James Robertson

Council Meeting Postponed One Day

The city council did not meet last night as several aldermen had conflicts. A quorum met and adjourned the session until tonight to continue the business.

Tire

Dentists to Meet in Geneva Fox River Dental Society

DeKalb will operate with a dentist-less day tomorrow as members of the Fox River Dental Society attend a meeting in Geneva. The gathering brings together practicing dentists from the region to discuss professional matters and updates.

Geneva DeKalb Fox River Dental Society

Roumanians Join New Kingdom in Berne Switzerland

Roumanians in Transylvania and Hungary decide to join the Roumanian kingdom in a move reported from Berne Switzerland dated December 4. The decision signals expanded national alignment among Roumanian communities across the region.

New Kingdom United Press Berne Switzerland Transylvania Hungary

John Sullivan Dies at Home in Dixon

John Sullivan longtime Northwestern employee in Dixon died at his home from influenza. He was widely known in DeKalb county and had been connected with the Northwestern for many years.

John Sullivan Dixon John Sullivan Northwestern Kenown DeKalb

Soldier Breaks Arm On Duty in France

Sergeant William Sutton, in France, broke his arm while cranking a truck. He was confined to the hospital but reports the injury is improving rapidly.

France William Sutton

Wilson Sails for Peace Mission With Naval Escort

President Wilson and delegates depart to pursue a peace mission aboard the battleship Pennsylvania, guarded by the George Washington and four other ships with ten destroyers in convoy for the initial 48 hours. The journey marks a WWI era milestone, echoing Ford’s 1917 Christmas voyage to end trench warfare.

Washington George Washington Pennsylvania Henry C. Mayo Henry Ford Wilson

Troops Home United States Arrival Sparks Welcome

The transport Lapland carrying American troops arrived in New York Harbor for homecoming. Spectators along the North River heard whistles and cheers as the ship docked opposite Hoboken. The George Washington with President Wilson aboard joined the greeting by sounding its siren.

Byhited New York N. Y Lapland North River Hoboken George Washington Wilson

Farm Sale for Joseph Astling Set for Next Thursday

A farm sale is announced for Thursday December 4 at 12 30 PM at the Amos Rogers farm four miles east of DeKalb. Joseph Astling will sell a fine outfit of farm equipment including eight head of horses twenty seven cattle and a fine outfit of new and improved machinery as he retires from farming.

Amos Rogers DeKalb Joseph Astling Astling

Billings Methodist Church Seeks New Pastor

In Billings Montana a large Methodist congregation and Sunday school seek a new head pastor. A committee of the church board will confer with Bishop Nicholson and Dr J M Phelps about candidates. Meanwhile local services may be led by visiting pastors as the search continues. Mr and Mrs M OBrien and their children were away over the weekend.

Montana Billings Methodist America Rock River St. James Chicago Austin College Evanston Nicholson J. M. Phelps S. E. Bradt F. Parson E. O Wood E. S. Hunt E. C. Page

DeKalb Armory Event Aims to Raise War Savings Funds

Goodison says the meeting will feature the DeKalb Military Band and other groups to attract attendees. Chairman Smiley urges filling the armory tomorrow night to address nearly $50,000 deficit in war savings stamps purchases. Executive committee files details in tomorrow’s papers.

Illinois Reserve Militia DeKalb Military Band Smiley

Leslie Bean Mustered Out of Service Arrives in Chicago

Telegrams report Leslie Bean will be in Chicago this afternoon at five and in DeKalb tomorrow where Mrs. Bean will meet him. He served at the flying field in Austin Texas and hoped to be sent over but will now return home to anxious friends and relatives.

Leslie Bean Chicago DeKalb

Militia formations formed and rifle issue to follow

Local militia regiments are filled and may join the Seventh regiment after the adjutant general issues the formal order. Rifles for the company will be sent at once and members begin this previously neglected phase of training.

Adjutant General’s Office

Polish ultimatum demands evacuation of German-occupied Polish territory

Paris reports the Polish government has addressed an ultimatum to the German government demanding the immediate evacuation of Polish territory now occupied by German troops.

Paris France Germany

This Day in Illinois History Cairo Steamer Silver Moon Voyage

December 4 1862 Cairo Illinois noted the steamer Silver Moon from Memphis with 600 bales of cotton passing Cairo en route to Cincinnati. Mrs Joe Vance returns to Rockford after visiting. Miss Elya Beckman weekend in Chicago. Harry Hostetter ill for two weeks.

Cairo Til Memphis Cincinnati Elya Beckman Chicago

Family Suffering From Stomach Ailments Finds Cure

A testimonial claims a family of six brothers and a sister, all suffering childhood stomach and liver trouble, improved after taking Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for nearly a year. The ad promises relief from catarrhal mucus and all related ailments with one dose guaranteed or money back.

Mayr H. E. Secor

Huntzicker Family Rebounds From Flu Illness

The Thomas Huntzicker family suffers a serious flu spell but improves. Mr. Huntzicker returns to work at the American Steel and Wire plant, while Mrs. Huntzicker, the children, and Jacob Price gain health.

Thomas Huntzicker Huntzicker American Steel and Wire Company Sterday Mrs. Huntzicker Jacob Price

Baruch to resign as War Industries Board chair

President Wilson has accepted the resignation of Bernard Baruch, chairman of the War Industries Board, effective January 1. The decision was officially announced today in Washington.

Unted Press Washington, D. C Wilson Bernard Baruch War Industries Board

Italy Sets Course for New Alliance Amid Fray

Rome reports Italy ready to join a new alliance between factions described as Franci and the Popolo Romano. Separate dispatch notes Mrs. James Chantrell spent Monday in Chicago, linking to unsettled social scenes.

Italy United Press Rome Francind Popolo Romano James Chantrell Monway Chicago

Health Talk Spanish Influenza or Grip by Dr Lee H Smith

An article outlines home remedies for influenza featuring Dr Lee H Smith. It recommends three C s a clean mouth skin and bowels and daily laxative doses such as Dr Pierce s Pleasant Pellets to remove poisons. It advises hot lemonade bed rest and tepid baths with saleratus and suggests Anuric tablets for fever and to protect kidneys, plus iron or Golden Medical Discovery tonics after recovery.

Lee H. Smith Pierce Piegre

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NAVY Parkins Grant Mrs. Hart of Shabbona Will Hart Chamberlain L. A Stella Anderson Randall Goodison Croup Edward Hassett Frankfort N.Y Illinois Joe Vance Bockford Harry Hosttter Baruch Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes Anderson Brothers
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