Health official cautions on smallpox and scarlet fever in Sycamore
Dr Barrow's smallpox and a child with scarlet fever prompt city health warnings. Health officer says schools and public venues need not close unless state approval and conditions worsen. Parents urged to seek immediate medical care and avoid self diagnosis to prevent spread.
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B. Barrow
Warry Joslyn
North Main Street
Orval Thompson
State Department
Sycamore
Thompson
State Department of Public Health
Health Department
Police Department
Sehe
Guards to Broadcast From This City Radio Transfer
Captain F E Hart announced last night that one member can now receive ten words a minute Morse code. He will be sent to Chicago to obtain a license to operate a broadcasting station. Headquarters units may have their own stations and be part of the governor's net, linking Springfield Pontiac and Chicago by radio. New field radios are en route as the army shortens procedures and improves the communications system.
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F. E. Hart
Com- Scs
Chicago
Jjutant
Linois
Vernor
Springfield
Pontiac
Io Department
Army
Chronicle Delivery Guarantee in DeKalb Daily Chronicle
The DeKalb Daily Chronicle assures carrier delivery responsibility in Sycamore and offers special delivery by calling Mr Otto Fellinger at 420 for missed copies. Complaints will be investigated and remedied, with carriers paid promptly to ensure weekly profit.
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DeKalb Daily Chronicle
Sycamore
Otto Fellinger
DeKalb Indoor Baseball double header headlines in Sycamore
DeKalb arrives in Sycamore for a night of indoor baseball at St. Alban's gym at 7:00 with two DeKalb teams McGinty's Iron Men and Carlson Brothers facing the Soda Jerks of Sycamore against the East End Boosters. Four teams vie in a riotous card with extra innings and close scores.
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St. Alban's Gym
Iron Men
Carlson Brothers
Cheese Plate Auction Errors Reveal Missing Watch
At a recent auction a cheese plate was sold by mistake with a wrist watch wrapped inside. The watch was expected to be sold separately and is now an object of search in Genoa. John Cox, secretary of commerce, requests the finder to return the item promptly.
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Genoa
Her of Commerce
John &. Cox
Stop Sign Missing At State And Sacramento Corner
A missing stop sign at State and Sacramento streets creates danger as trucks and drivers ignore the rule on Route 64. Residents report complaints after several auto incidents and warn drivers to exercise caution at the corner. Shark teeth are used as money in some Pacific Islands and mounted in gold in China for ornaments.
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State
Sacramento
Pacific Islands
China
Shell
Miami
Duluth
Young Man Leaves For Far West Today
James Organ leaves for the Far West with friend John Stevenson from Aurora. Once a popular local football player and classmate, he will be missed as family losses and siblings move away leave him more solitary. plans after reaching the west are uncertain.
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James Organ Rei
Wnday
Far West
Aurora
John Stevenson
Board Meeting At Community Center Luncheon Discusses Association Matters
The general board of the community center association meets at noon Wednesday at the community center. They will have luncheon and discuss the more important matters now before the authorities of the association.
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Community Center
Community Center Association
Unclear Fragments Hint At Hidden Details
A fragmentary note suggests that several items may not be disclosed at this time. The text provides no concrete names places or dates, leaving the exact subjects or outcomes unspecified and awaiting further clarification.
Drunk pair fined after county jail stay
Robert Kauffman and Bert Smith, both alcohol dependent, were jailed for several days and fined 25 dollars plus costs. A Sycamore benefactor, tired of the old timer diverting savings to booze, had the offenders placed in jail to sober up and deter further thefts. Kauffman paid the fine while Smith remained confined to his Main Street home, described here as the county bastile.
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Robert Kauffman
Bert Smith
Sycamore
Malta News Highlights From The Chronicle Column
Malta news rounds up town events including church meeting notes with officers elected and debt cleared, undefeated Malta in Meridian conference football results, Womans Club December meeting with new members and health talk, Christmas plans at Methodist church, Red Cross drive shortfall, and local personals including illness and travel reports.
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Womans Club
Congregational Church
Schaller
Local notices and visits reported across Sycamore region
Community mentions include former residents interred at Earlville and visits by Wilson Schmidt in Chicago, churches organizing a 25 member orchestra, Mystic Worker and Queen Esther group meetings, missionaries sending clothing to Chicago, and an Eastern Star election at the Masonic hall. Accidents in London streets are noted with daily fatalities and injuries.
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Bler
Sycamore
Ambler
Earlville
Frank Busby
Maple Park
Wilson Schmidt
Chicago
George Busby
Charles Lunn
Theo Peterson
Aurora
William Regontas
Belvidere
Howard Vanstone
Arthur Lamont
Elmer Prain
Lloyd Thurlty
Orville Bender
John Decker
Stock Yards
E. B. Lantz
Loren Hubbell
Roy Hubbell
Rockford
Kirkland High School
Mystic Worker
Queen Esther Society
Elizabeth Reubsamen
J. W. Kales
William Murray
W. M. Murray, Jr
E. Latin
Ella Hix
Clyde Smith
DeKalb
Gale Foster
A. E. Bairdin
M. Meroney
John Harlacher
E. C. Fisher
R. Holcomb
A. E. Menzis
William Hansler
Hampshire
Florence Field
Reno
Nev
John Kirkley
Missionary Society
Methodist Church
Joe Holmes
Bessie Myers
Charles Thurlty
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Mason lodge elects officers for coming year in Kirkland
Boyd D. Mason ic lodge No. 857 names Charles Meyer worshipful master for the year. A. W. Haller is senior warden, W. E. Cox junior warden, David Kyles secretary, Roy Tindall treasurer. Other offices to be appointed. Mrs. Frank Anderson and daughter spent the weekend at the home.
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Kirkland
Boyd D. Masonic Lodge No
Charles Meyer
A. W. Haller
W. E. Cox
David Kyles
Roy Tindall
Frank Anderson
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