Automobiles Bought At Rapid Pace In 1919 Ohio
Springfield Ohio reports a brisk auto boom with Tolane purchases at 200 daily or one every seven minutes. Secretary Emmerson's office shows licenses issued at 200 a day as year end nears, Walter W. Miller cites licenses for new cars and a year total near 480000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Springfield
Tolane
Automobile Department
Secretary of State
Emmerson
Walter W. Miller
Quincy
Miller
Toetal
Churches and services listed in local religious notices
A list of church names and locations with pastors, service times, and activities. Advent Christian, Baptist, Swedish Baptist, Swedish Mission, Lutheran, Methodist, Evangelical, Latter Day Saints, and other denominations are noted with addresses on State, Third, Grove, Nimih, Pine, and Oak streets, plus worship times, Sunday school slots, and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advent Christian Church
Seventh Day Adventist
John RL Fox
Harrison Street
Thomas Wiiten
Loyal’ Workers
First Baptist Churen
South Third J
Prosper Atreets
William R. Yard
Pelt Street
New World Movement
Crmmunion
Youne Messles Union
Willard McEwern
Swedish Baptist Swedish Baptist Church
Corner Grove
Nimih
Cert P Johnson
Atdeen
Crom
Chicare
Jeet
Kingdom of Christ
Soiltheloek Rey
Alieen
Christian Science
Church of Christ Seientiet
Elionsi Bank
First Congregational Church
M. Webster
C.W Whitten
Sehareh
Esch Church
Ical
South Seventh
Prospect Streets
Jowph Smith
M. Cooper
First Lutheran
Pine and
Third Streets
George A. Fairlund
Philip Swatson
Ihe Circh
Methodist Methodist Episcopal Church
Fourth
Oak Streets
B. B. Eva
First Street
Teleshone
B. B. Evans
Epworth Low
Clarence Peter Sim
Norwegian Darasneutheran Services Held at Swedish Church
Third Sundays of each month noted with services in the Swedish Baptist church at Ninth and Grove streets. Sunday school at 1 30 o clock tomorrow. Everybody invited.
Sewing machines aid Montenegro girls in new industry
A report details how American Red Cross sewing machines were used in Montenegro to educate women in sewing and garment making. Within two months 2,112 garments were produced, prompting plans for Montenegro’s first industrial school for girls. The initiative faced social resistance but showcased growing female labor skill with American support. Also noted is a 1878 US physicians count rising from 950 to about 11,100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montenegro
American Red Cross
Amerivaie
Deven
Usinois
State Board of Health
Obituary and local notices from Dixon area
John Daum died Tuesday morning after a twelve week illness leaving a wife and children and many relatives. Funeral was held Thursday at St James church in Lee. Edmund O Donnell to Aurora hospital for planned operation Wednesday. Veaness and Edmund O Donnel visited Rochelle on Saturday. Ralph Calby and Miss Sequele H Yrdy at Dixon on Thursday evening. Clarence Hardy and Will Tardy families noted. Burton Kittleson in DeKath and Marion Hardy in Dixon on Tuesday and Thursday respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Daum
St. James
Lee
Edmund O'Donnell
Aurora Hospital
Veaness
Edmund O'Donnel
Rochelle
Wrighy
Turaday
Dixon
Ralph Calby
Sequele H Yrdy
Clarence Hardy
Will Tardy
Burton Kittleson
DeKath
Marion Hardy
Elizabeth Roderick
Chicago
Marie Sherlock
Pearl
Gladys Keene
Edgar Hippie
John Woods
Board of Supervisors
Camore
Nora Leitheit
Yorkville
Lucy Price
C.F. Allen
Daug Mae Potter
Marion
Aurora
DeLand
Fla
DeKalb Mond
Mm Bennett
Johnson House
Carge Giles
Waterman Notes and Visits Across the Area
Madison resident James Fuller visited H L Fuller while a seven pound baby girl arrived at the Specht home in Joliet. Frances Willard Hospital updates. various regional residents visit, travel, and activities include Thanksgiving gatherings, weddings, and local appointments across Waterman, Shabbona, DeKalb, Aurora, and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Greenfield
Nellie Merriman
Gaugher Florence
St. Charles
Lewis Merriman
Enos Kopp
Miss
Waterm
Kopp
Cireton
Iowa
EB. P. Dean
Ross Swift
Preston
Darnee
Pearl
Gladys Keene
Aurora
W. J. Kennedy
A.J. Heeg
Adl
Shabbona
George Stryker
Roy Paring
Shelby Parks
Leland Hocork Husking
Number 40 For The Blood Remedy Sold By Crescent Drag Store
J Mendenhall of Evansville Indiana spent forty years in the drug trade and compounded over one hundred six thousand prescriptions for physicians trained in Europe and America. Number 40 For The Blood was discovered as a great remedy for disc diseases and many ailments. It was claimed to treat nervous disorders, blood issues, stomach troubles, ulcers, and chronic swellings where other treatments failed. Sold by J T Denson at Crescent Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. €. Mendenhall
Evansville
Ind
Europe
America
J. T. Denson
Crescent Drag Store
Also Mentioned on This Page
Omeilibineases
F.O. B
Edison Lectric
Ilinois
B. Webster
Kingdom of God
Union
Congregational
Christian Endeavor
Church of Saint Paul (Episcopal
South Second Street
Prospect Street
Sumlay
Ely
School of Religious
Toe Lane
Evangelical
Emmanuel &Vangelical
Pine Streets
Emil A Bartusch
Street
Svenmore
JO. Gustafson
Phon
Fred Whitford
HE Buffalo
Wileh
Carder
East Lincoln Highway
Buffalo Candy
Elti
Nola
Crescent Drug
STOE
R. Ph
Lucas Garage
Lincoln Highway
New Victor Records
Lewis & Palmer
Princess Theatre
DeKalb, Illinois
McCann’s News Stand
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Anderson Brothers
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
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