Service for Mrs Moyers at M E Church
Funeral services for Amanda Moyers will be held Sunday at 1 30 PM at the Methodist church with Rev W H Tope officiating. Interment follows in Kingston cemetery. She died after an operation for stones two weeks ago at the hospital, survived by two sons, two grandchildren, and many relatives. Amanda Uplinger, born October 27 1860 in Pennsylvania, longtime Kingston resident, wife of Dr Leslie Moyers, died aged about 70. She was active in the Eastern Star and Methodist church.
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Amanda Moyers
Methodist Church
W. H. Tope
Kingston
Moyers
Amanda Uplinger
John and
Elizabeth Wood Uplinger
Fly
Pennsylvania
Kinsston
Normal
Bloomington
Leslie Moyers
Arl Moyers
Milwaukee
Wis
Ross B Moyers
Sycamore
West Exchange Street
Jacob
Kansas
Frank
John
Servive
Silver
Cressinger
Worthley
Niska
Isaiah Vandebure
Joe Aurner
Henry Lanan
Eastern Star Lodge
Jacob Uplinger
St. Francis
Kan
Mude
Mrs Slade Dies After Illness In Rockford
Sycamore friends learn of the death of Mrs Byron Slade at Rockford hospital after a short illness. Born March 1861 in Sycamore, she was daughter of John and Margaret Anderson Black, attended Sycamore High School and Northwestern art courses, married 1881 to Byron Slade, with three children John Catherine and Elizabeth. The family lived in Sycamore Red Wing Minnesota and Rockford, where Slade worked in the drug business. Services were held in Rockford this afternoon. Surviving are her brother Pred of Chicago and her children and spouses.
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Sycamore
Byron Slade
Rockford Hospital
Slade
Rockford
Cora Black Slade
John
Margaret Anderson Black
Erie
Minois
Red Wing
Minn
Drus
Pred
Chicago
Ornamental Lights Installed at First National Bank Front
Electricians fitted two large ornamental lights on the front of the First National Bank building to complete its appearance. With the rye clock on the corner, the new bank stands as one of the city’s most attractive structures and will likely host the two banks after consolidation soon after the new year.
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First National Bank
Financial Institution
New Bank
Three Men Are Granted Release From Jail Here
Three prisoners, two held awaiting trial and one committed here, were released this morning by Sheriff James Tillman and John McLain. They had been kept here awaiting trial and were returned to Chicago courts today. Joseph D. Pullin, who had served many months on a commitment, was also ordered released by federal court orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Tillman
John McLain
Chicago
Joseph D. Pullin
Two Marriage Licenses Reported At Courthouse
Two marriage licenses were issued at the courthouse yesterday noon the first in the month Irwin C Bate and Miss Emily S Rehrer of Sheridan and Balie Royalty and Miss Stella Riley of Dehkaulh announced Old Time club will give a dance this evening for sociability with old and new dances on the program Miss Mary VanWirt of Minneapolis visiting at C M Conrads and teaching in Luella Dunning class while Dunning ill Elks memorial services set for tomorrow afternoon at the Kiks club Judge William J Fulton to speak Frank W Johnson hosts Athene club Tuesday Mrs FPW Obriens Womans Missionary society sewing work emphasized No evening church services tomorrow due to appearance of Wherahi Rawai South Sea Island entertainer at Baptist church part of Steven Concert and Lecture course Men’s Evening club auspices.
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Gwartles
Irwin C. Bate
Emily S. Rehrer
Sheridan
Balie
Stella Riley
Dehkaulh
the Elks
Kiks Club
William J. Fulton
Wherahi Rawei
South Sea Island
Baptist Church
Steven
Suni Evening Club
Plaintiff in Damage Suit Resting Case Before Jury
The case before Judge John Newhall in the damage suit of Mrs. Cynthia Case resumes today with plaintiff’s evidence and testimony. Defendant Charles V. Weddell is to present his side Monday to a jury of 120. Verdict previously favored the plaintiff, who seeks over 20,000 dollars.
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Daitcere Sum Wien
John Newhall
Cynthia Case
Charles V. Weddell
Cage Teams in Two Good Games Last Evening
Sycamore high school opened the Little Seven slate with two close battles at home. The light weights dominated Batavia 26 to 4, while the heavyweights traded leads until a final Batavia throw cut the margin to 11 to 10.
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Sycamore
basaKer Maureans
Batavia
Sheriff’s Low Business at DeKalb Jail Reported
DeKalb County jail faces a downturn in prisoner flow with 15 inmates today, down from earlier peaks of 90. Prisoner intake has slowed, leaving the facility largely quiet and reducing workload for staff. Also mentions the William Tell legend as a common Aryan-theme reference.
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DeKalb County
Chiesa
William Tell
Chevrolet Sees Record Annual Production Near Half Million
Chevrolet Motor Company plans to exceed 500000 units in annual production by year end marking a new industry benchmark. W Knudsen credits profits, stable demand, closed cars reducing seasonality, and continuous improvements driving the surge beyond 60 000 above last year s total.
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Chevrolet Motor Company
Vrolet
Chevrolet
Flint
Midh
W. Knudsen
Oakland Sales Surge At Oak Land Car Company October
Oakland Motor Car Company broke all monthly sales records in October as SW Cars shipped to dealers. Production reached 180,000 units, beating prior highs and rising 63 percent from September while surpassing February 1924. Domestic cities including Chicago Detroit and Cleveland posted strong retail sales as equipment upgrades push ahead. A separate item notes London real estate giant sale of 49 acres for about 15 million dollars by Lord LioWare de Watton.
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Pontiac
Mich
Oakland Motor Car Company
Oeteuetory
Chetaber
Oakland
Chicase
Detroit
Cleveland
Tittstake
Indianapolis
Buffalo
Torchester
Syracuse
Youngstown
Witehita
St. Louis
TATE
Lemion
London
LioWare de Watton
West End
Foley Pills Advertises Kidney Health Benefit
An old advertisement urges readers to combat fatigue by using Foley Pills a diuretic stimulant claimed to boost kidney function. It cites a testimonial from Samuel Brenner of Alexandria Indiana and states the product is sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Brenner
Alexandria
Ind
Foreign Students Enter Henry Ford Trade School Program
The first group of foreign students, nine graduates among them, begin two year studies at Henry Ford Trade School after Department of Labor approval. They travel under passports valid for one year with possible renewal and will aid in tractor and automobile maintenance under Czech Slovak government sponsorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford Trade School
Department of Labor
CeEclo-Siova Kis Hese
Ford | Industries T
Mord Trede
Arch
Cotton Not Safe Crop for Illinois in 1911 Trials
The Illinois agricultural college reports cotton is not yet a safe crop for southern Illinois due to a short season and hazards. Field trials since 1911 show only one bale per acre at best, with poor to fair yields on most runs. Early frosts, poor drainage, and unsuitable varieties limit yield, though better drainage and level seeding may improve prospects in other areas.
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Unionville
Th. Dee. LP
Ilinois
College of Ascentiate
University of Iainois
Bale Andere
A. A. Karraker
coljJene Naranemy
Narraker
Cotton yields under soil treatments on experimental field
A ten year average shows untreated land yielding 40 pounds of cotton per acre. Treated plots climbed to 373 pounds with basic manure and lime, 926 pounds with manure lime and rock phosphate, 319 pounds with manure lime and rock phosphate, 168 pounds with residues and sulfur, 279 pounds with lime and rock phosphate, and 472 pounds with combined treatments, illustrating the benefit of soil management for cotton in this section.
Fertilizer Mixes For Soils Mentioned In Report
The article lists mixtures including sweet clover lime stone rock phosphate and kainit as soil amendments. It notes agricultural use and notes on nutrient balancing for crop yields. It emphasizes practical application in farming practices and soil improvement strategies.
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Sycamore News
The
Chronicle
Seeaneye Inn
Itews
Mrs. Moyers
M. E. Church
Mary VanWirt
Minneapolis
M. Conrad
Luella Dunning
Miss Dunning
Frank W. Johnson
Athena Club
FP. OW. O Brien
Center Cross Street
Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist
Chichester
Mea
Alaska
Mars
Royal Navy
Oriers
Santa
DeKalb Ice Cream Parlor
Stefani Bros
Props
Lincoln Hwy
Pearson’s Bread
DeKalb Bakery
E. Lincoln Hy
Illinois
First Baptist Church
Eau
Buick
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Buick Motor CO
Flint, Michigan
General Motors Corporation
Turner Brass Works
Sycamore -I- Ilinois
DeKalb
Lincoln Inn
C. A. Carlson, Mer
Lincoln Highway
National D Dairy Products’ Corporation
Picnsons
Poultry Feeds
Feeding Globe Egg
Conlin, Inc. Grain, Feed
DE Kalb
Dekalb Maple Park Cortland
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