Chamber of Commerce Faces Citizenship Aid Dilemma
An immigrant named Cardinali seeks help from the Chamber of Commerce to locate his family and secure travel for a Cortland man awaiting passage to New York. Helen, an assistant, and Cortland colleagues discuss detaining a passenger as delays threaten reunions. The episode ends with questions about how many Americans receive similar courtesies.
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Grant
Myre
Cyrinali
Cortland
New
Naples
Medinali
Monte
New York
Khkow
Chamber of Commerce
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Elgin
Anpha
Chicago
Sycamore
Stglian
Warden Urges Bird Feed During Snowy Weather
The warden asks residents to keep feeding birds like quail and grouse as snow covers the ground. He notes birds struggle to find food and stomachs suffer when forage is scarce. Walton chapter members plan a campaign to remind households to feed birds.
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Cruth
New Front for Wells Store Nears Completion
Remodeling at Sycamore Cafe and drug store complex progresses rapidly. Work on the modern front and windows continues, with plans to open by early next month if possible. The new facade is expected to enhance the street’s appearance and business prospects.
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Miley
Iys
Sycamore Cafe
London Teacher Question Sparks Class Crown Comment
Sunday School scene quotes a teacher asking what people earn the biggest crowns in heaven. A bright pupil replies that the biggest heads get the crowns. The brief exchange appears in a London caption.
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London
Sycamore Society News Plans Holiday Events and Updates
A December 28 social dance follows a Mink Glee club concert, with invitations by former Timeis students at Taingert Hall. Local clubs and the American Legion Auxiliary organize charity gift drives, and the Woman's Club Ball proceeds voice interest. Community members attend meetings and seek health recoveries amid bustling holiday activity.
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Sycamore
Mink Glee
Linderen Buick Parked At Time Of Saturday Mishap
The Buick owned by B A Linderen was parked in front of Sycamore hospital and not on the street when a Saturday automobile accident occurred. Early reports indicate the Linderen vehicle was stationary at the scene.
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Linderen
B.A. Linderen
Sycamore Hospital
Lindseen
Collision at inters a lon injures sisters and damages car
The report states G L Stope collided with I A Lindgren causing injuries to Lindgren sisters visiting friends in hospital. LaVerne Stowe of Maple Park was driving a second car at speed judged unsafe. Lindgren car minorly damaged and will need repairs before returning to the streets. Chronicle will correct this correction when reliable sources confirm details.
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I. A. Lindgren
LaVerne Stowe
Maple Park
Stowe
Lindgren
Residents Hear Roy Snell Talk on Eskimo Central America
Local residents gathered to hear Roy J. Snell discuss his firsthand experiences in the Eskimo country and Central America. He shared vivid tales and recommended books suitable as Christmas gifts, noting the value of informed reading and mentioning radio listeners in Sycamore.
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Sycamore
Roy J. Snell
Roys
Central America
Entertainment At Mycamere High School Pleases Crowd
The physical training class presented an hour and a half program of apparatus work, stunts, calisthenics, and marching to entertain a large audience including many parents. The event began at eight and had no admission fee.
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Mycamere High School
Council Meeting Yields Little Action for City Hall
The city council met Monday night in the council chambers with minimal business. After committee approvals for roof repairs, Mayor James D. Boehler appointed Mrs. T. Wheeler and C. Co. Pend to the library board. No major motions were made, and the session adjourned early.
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Swere
James D. Boehler
Tm, Wheeler and C. Co. Pend
Library Board
Pagel Shows Improving Recovery After Rochester Stay
Friends report W F Pagel is making excellent progress toward recovery after a Rochester visit. He is beginning to feel well enough to resume duties as president of the Turner Brass Works and as president of the Chamber of Commerce. Known as Gil Pagel to many, he had been seriously ill for several days.
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W. .F. Pagel
Rochester
Turner Brass Works
Chamber of Commerce
Gil” Pagel
Cotton Broker Buys Widow’s Cotton for 25 Cents a Pound
Dallas area foreclosure threat looms over a widow as attorneys near action. A cotton broker offers a rescue by buying her cotton at 25 cents per pound. RK B Elifrits, hotel owner, buys the cotton and plans to display a bale in his lobby signaling he will hold it until Texas middling price matches his purchase.
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Dallas
Texas
RK. B. Elifrits
Quiet Sable Island Report Reveals Island Life
HM Henry, the island superintendent, tells Ottawa that 1926 saw a poor year with scant crops and one horse death. The 55 residents included men, women and children. a dory with liquor ashore from a French trawler was noted, while no wild ponies died. Cook McGown left in a July storm.
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Islend
Liqucy
Halifax
Department of Marine and Fisherie
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Sable Island
Labrador
Christmas events and local visits noted in DeKalb area
By December 15 families including the Thiels Lundstroms and the Madison group enjoyed gatherings at the Chris Madison home. The Crate school presented a Christmas program. Mrs Quissey and Josie Dayton attended livestock exposition in Chicago. Numerous residents visited shops, shared meals, and attended church and school events around DeKalb and nearby towns.
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Otto
Alfred Thiel
Carl Lundstrom
George Madison
Chris Madison
Crate Schola
John Quissey
Josie Dayton
Chicago
Wes
Clarence Strack
Fay Orth
L. D
DeKalb
Carl Swanson
Earnest Campbell
Sawyer School
Ohio Grove Chapel
Dee
Andrew Jensen
Jfred
Larson
Ed Wyman
J. W. Schnee
Lemond
Anthony Calahanlwere
Oberne
Sycamore
Camphor Used to Keep Alive Jap Emperor
Japanese cabinet members rushed to Hayama palace after Emperor Yoshihito fell critically ill with pneumonia. An extra cabinet meeting followed a bulletin detailing his condition with the regent at his bedside and a pulse of 124 and a temperature of 37 Celsius. An elephant was noted to carry two tons.
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Japan
Yoshihito
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