Peace Day Report Describes Treasury Bond Redemptions
A treasury report on Peace Day outlines bond redemptions for the year ending June 1919, noting $250,000,000 of bonds redeemed and discussing impacts on the sinking fund and future outlays. It mentions war-era savings, projected expenditures, and the absence of inflationary cash deficits, with references to the wartime economy and peacetime plans.
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Conhormo
Red Cer
Ened
Pultic
Ars
Bureau of
Inita Revenue
Thas
Wittens
France
DeKalb Daily Chronicle
Bugsies
U.S. A
Amwrevoir
Kalb
Jupervisers Close Sessions This Morning At Sycamore Court
Supervisors finished their morning session at the Sycamore courthouse. Official records were reviewed and reported satisfactory. Mr Thatcher of Chicago visited town on business.
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Sycamore Court House
Thatcher
Chicago
Wn Tomer
Wheat and Corn Prices Reported by Chicago Market Scene
The Chicago market listing shows various grain and feed prices including oats, barley, and rye with bid and close figures. Wheat and corn quotations appear in mixed and standard categories with No 2 and No 4 grades noted, reflecting typical cash market activity.
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Lamson Bros. & Co
T. E. Doyle
Chicago
Wiley
Earthquake devastates Chile towns killing many
A severe earthquake yesterday leveled Vallenur and nearly destroyed Sopapo in Chile. About one hundred people are believed dead with bodies buried beneath rubble. The quake lasted four minutes and was clearly felt across the region, including Caplipo in Atacama province.
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Tenos
Vallenur
Sopapo
Chili
Caplipo
Atacama
Vallenar
Caplapo
Ely's Cream Balm Opens Nasal Passages Quickly
Quick relief from head colds and catarrh with Ely's Cream Balm. A tiny amount in the nostrils clears air passages in a minute, soothes inflamed membranes, and relieves congestion and pressure for easier breathing.
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Ely
Red Cross Aids Soldier Waits for Aid
A United Press dispatch from Paris recalls an American soldier pressured by desertion charges. An officer suggests the Red Cross home service, which intervenes to resolve the case. In the period from June to September, the American Red Cross home service handled 2,660 cases.
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United Press
Paris
France
Sergeant Jones
Jones
Red Cross
Home Service
American Red Cross Home Service
Return of Influena Warned by Cold Weather
Public urged to guard against influenza as cold weather returns. Authorities promote Hyomei inhalation therapy as a simple, inexpensive preventive measure. Citizens advised to carry the inhaler, use the oil daily, and seek protection to avoid a renewed epidemic.
Rollo Teachers Take Charge of Consolidated School
Local report notes Prof. Mann assuming leadership of the Rollo consolidated school last Monday morning. Also mentioned are village residents and visitors including Miss Emma Benson and Evelyn traveling to Rochelle, Mr. Benson’s injury at a corn husker, and several family calls and social visits in town amid wartime concern and Red Cross garment shipments.
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Catheral
Rockford
Arthur Filkins
Rockford Lodge
John T. Barkhee
Lenin Warden Ward Shedd
John Barker
Tllness
Shimuain
Rookfond Judy
Duckbee
ROLLO
SEPP
Harold Wright
Kentucky
van Clapsaddie
Leila Clapsaddle
John Mortimer, Jr
Hast Paw Paw
Small Town Visitors and Illness Report
Shabbona Grove residents visit relatives in Freeport and Batavia while others travel to Paw Paw and DeKalb. Local goers attend gatherings at Rochford and Flewellin homes. several residents visit Peoria and Aurora. Illness affects workers at Bell’s restaurant and American Steel offices. Mrs Hoenicke remains ill.
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Shabbona Grove
Claude Cannon
Freeport
Frank Rochford
Kearne
Batavia
Charles McMiller
Paw Paw
R. C. Flewellin
Clarence Crossman
DeKalb
Thomas Rochford
Luther Overby
Henrietta F
Hunt Coons
Charles Vosburg
Aurora
Lewis Hotchkiss
Columbus Anderson
Peo
Schweitzer
Leland
Arthur Vandre
Chicago
Gertrude Frost
Harry Jacken
American Steel
Shakespearean Line Sparks Fishmonger Claim in Seattle
A line from Twelfth Night in which a character boasts of eating beef prompts a claim that Shakespeare was a fishmonger on the side. The Seattle Post-Intelligencer reports this curious hypothesis as a literary curiosity rather than a proven fact.
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Shakespeare
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Promise Youthful Vitality
Old age linked to weakened kidneys and digestion. Gold Medal Haarlem Oil capsules claim to cleanse kidneys and digestive organs, stimulate kidney action, and help the body expel poisons causing aging. Regular use is said to restore strength, with daily maintenance to prevent relapse. Money refunded if not helpful. Obtainable from druggists.
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Gold Med AL
Haarlem
Orterel
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Throng New Cathedral
Ie Roy Pierce
Treasury Report
Roy R. Pie
Jupervisors
Sycamoreen A. Wilkard
Tris
Aeat
Clerk
Sendwich
Kabella M
Hughes Jwe
Helen Krukow
Hinekl Thorpe
Sarah S
Ehian
Stiles
S. A
Stephen
Ma Sly
Genoa
H. Blundy
Sadie Gillis
Wm. F. Chasaplin
Malta
Alpha E. Jacobs
Ida M. Jacobs
Spragues
King
John W. Cook
Thomas Hantzieker
Keir & Cooper's Grocery
Ilness
George Ireland
Ameri Steel and Wire Company
THE
Mrs. Leste. Brown
Baby of
Elva
Robert Percuson
William Hoenicke
Ellwood Avenue
Mr. Andrews
Bell's Restaurant
J. Rendell
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Anderson Brothers
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