Lincoln Day Observed At Methodist Church Lecture On Lincoln
A large audience attended President Cook of the Normal School deliver an address on Lincoln at the Methodist church. Dr Cook traced Lincoln's life in four periods, from birth through maturity, the 1852 to presidency era, and the martyrdom, with emphasis on Lincoln stories, debates with Douglas, and national leadership. The event included special representatives from the Commercial, Grand Army, and the World’s Nobel Corps, plus a display of Lincoln pictures and autograph letters of value.
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Lincoln
Cook
Normal School
Methodist Church
Emnir
Grand Army
Worl
Nobel Corps
Sun ¥ School
J. M. Piper
Mr. Lower
Piper
Lincoln Douglas
Vince
Kentucky
Inana
Dr. Cook
Ir. Lincoln
Douglas
Iessies
Doutine
Humen Fry
Pay
Whittier
Daniel Webster
Webster
Fay
Prof. Page
Garden of Allah at Princess Theatre shines in spectacular form
At two penformances 7 1 and 6 10 the Princess presents The Garden of Allah with Helen Ware and Thos Sant chi plus 5 000 cast. The Garden of Allah features spectacular effects including a colossal sand storm and grand musical arrangement. Two performances listed, first starts at 7 00. Admission adults 26 cents, children 15 cents plus war tax.
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Garden OF
Ailau
Helen Ware
Thos Santchi
Garden of Allah
Officer Rowe Returns to Beat After Illness
Officer Sidney Rowe, absent since the Hadley club fire, reported for duty this morning. Though not as spry as before his illness, he resumes his patrol and recalls his roof fall injury and pneumonia. He hopes to avoid a repeat of the recent health scare.
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Sidney Rowe
Hadley Club
Prof Page Speaks at Methodist Church on Lincoln
Prof BE Page delivers an illustrated lecture on Lincoln at the Methodist Church tomorrow evening. Admission is free and many who heard him before plan to attend this notable presentation.
Great American Stores take over Heins market DeKalb
Great American Stores corporation acquires the John Heins cash meat market beside Woolworths in DeKalb. Plans include two stores in the same building with shared policy, a larger downtown stock, and added mail order service. Manager C J Hommell will run both locations. market to open by late February or early March. Heins regrets sale and thanks patrons. Also notices: Elks meeting tonight and Knights of Columbus dancing event February 12.
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Great American Stores Corporation
John Heins
Woolworth
R. H. Honauell
Chicago
Dome
East End
Heins
DeKalb
Swanson's Livery & Taxi Announces Rates and Travel
Mrs. Otto Oberg left at noon Saturday for Chicago to visit her daughter Miss Edith over Sunday. Swanson's Livery & Taxi announces 35 cent city call rates and Auto Taxi service starting March first, with contact via phone 709.
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Auto Taxi
Swanson’s Livery & Taxi
Otto Oberg
Chicago
Miss Edith
Wilson Urges Austria to Join Peace Talks With US
President Wilson told Congress Austria could respond to the peace plan with less emb��rassment than Germany. He criticized Count Hertling’s vague replies, contrasted Czernin’s approach, and warned that lasting peace requires universal justice, no annexations, and a new global order led by all nations united for peace.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Austria
United States
Congress
Germany
Count Hertling
Count Czernin
Great Britain
Czernin
County von
International Motion
International Council
Russia
Baltic
France
Poland
Balkan
Turkey
Ottoman Empire
League of Nations
Count von Hertling
Reichstag
Trfal
Count von Yertling
von Hertling
iTurkey
Europe
America
Well Known Woman Dies in Rochester Minnesota
Miss Anna Underdown dies in Rochester after a short illness while staying there for goitre treatment. Her brother Richard Underdown and her sister Mrs. Fred LaMont of Esmond mourn her loss. The family plans funeral arrangements to be announced after return to Sycamore.
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Rochester
Anna Underdown
Rochester Minn
Richard Underdown
Mr. Underdown
Miss Underdown
Sycamore
Goitre
Fred LaMont
Esmond
Mrs. LaMont
Rochelle Basketball Team Delayed Before Road Trip
Rochelle basketball players stalled Friday night as west and east bound trains ran late causing branch trains to lay over. The team remained here past nine o'clock en route to Sycamore for a high school game.
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Rochelle
Sycamore
Steel plants resume work at DeKalb as rods arrive
American Steel & Wire announces mills will start Wednesday morning after receiving rods tied up in Aurora yards. Cleaning to begin tomorrow and wire mills to resume as rods are prepared. Shutdowns were due to rail congestion, not lack of orders, easing as movement improves.
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American Steel & Wire Company
DeKalb
Steel Company
Aurora
Motor Train Routes to Run from Chicago via Lincoln Highway
DeKalb County will host motor train routes delivering trailers to farm cribs and town depots. The plan, first to operate from Chicago to the Mississippi River via Sterling and Davenport, aims to relieve railroad congestion and cut truckage costs for farmers, merchants, and large coal users along the route.
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Lincoln Highway
DeKalb
Dixon
Sterling
Mississippi River
Rock Island
Davenport
Chicago
Illinois
United States
Europe
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John W. Cook
Mr. Lower, Sr
Great American Stores
John Heins Meat Market
Market
Grocery
the Elks
J. C. Killian
Knights of Columbus
Hall
Knights
United Press
Dekalb County
Happy
First National Bank and
First Trust & Savings Bank of
DeKalb, Il
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