Great Maw Will Speak Monday at Sycamore High School
Oscar E Bradfute president of the American Farm Bureau Federation will speak to the Sycamore Business Men's School session Monday night July 13 at 7 30 in the Sycamore high school auditorium. About 3000 DeKalb county farmers have invitations with enrollment open through Miss Olive Miller.
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Sycamore Business Men's School
Sycamore High School
Oscar B. Bradfute
American Farm Bureau Federation
DeKalb County
Olive Miller
Oscar E. Bradfute
America
Green County
Meadow
Xenia
Indiana
David
Bradfute
Ohio Aberdeen-Angus Association
Ohio Live Stock Breeder's’ Association
Cedarville Telephone Company
Ohio ‘Agricutural Experiment Station
Ohio State University
Wilson
Ohio Farm Re
Federaone
Farm Bureau
American Farm Federation
Negro Burglar Bound Over To Grand Jury
William McGee a colored man was arrested after entering a residence and taking two revolvers. He appeared before Justice of the Peace Mitchell who bound him over to the grand jury with bail set at 2000 dollars. He likely cannot post bail and will remain jailed until the next grand jury session.
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William McGee
Justice of the Peace
Mitchell
Prisoners Discharged at County Jail Today
Three inmates leave the county jail as they complete sentences or receive hospital care. Lillian Boyd, a dope addict, was discharged after a lengthy detention. Frank Uza also completed his term. Allan Harris was sent back for hospital care. A new prisoner, Bruce William, arrives to await federal court trial for a month.
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Lillian Boyd
Frank Uza
Allan Harris
Bruce William
Sycamore City Council to Hold Monday Meeting
The Sycamore city council will hold a meeting Monday night at the council chambers. Several matters are expected for consideration led by a new traffic ordinance. If approved the ordinance will impact traffic conditions in the city.
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Sycamore
Memorial Held for Arthur Ecklund at Elmwood Cemetery
Memorial services were held at Elmwood cemetery for Arthur Ecklund, with over 200 members of the Klan from Sycamore DeKalb and surrounding units in attendance along with about 200 spectators. The service followed Ecklund's drowning incident involving associates.
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Klig
Ecklund
Klan of the Sycamore
DeKalb
Elmwood Cemetery
Arthur Ecklund
Society Events and Local Meetings Highlight Week
Mr and Mrs L Lackland led Missionary society youths to Young Peoples Day at a Franklin Grove convention with a fine program and a ready swimming pool enjoyed by hundreds. Sunday school classes planned a Weenie roast at the city park this evening. Sycamore attendees report Foreign and Home Missionary society sessions at Franklin Grove, thought to close tomorrow. Geneva reports a marriage license issued to Robert Brainick and Gertrude Peterson, with ceremony performed yesterday by Rev Charigs Ream.
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Convention of Foreign and Home Missionary Societies
Franklin Grove
Geneva
Kane County
Robert Brainick
Gertrude Peterson
Rev Charigs
Ream
Operation to Relieve Negro at County Jail
An operation was performed on Atlan Harris a Negro at the county jail. He was later taken to Chicago to receive hospital care in an institution more convenient for treatment. The ailment has troubled him for two years or more. Dr. John W Ovitz county jail physician and surgeon operated.
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Atlan Harris
Chicago
John W. Ovitz
Sheriff E. E. Crawford Aids Jury Service Salary Hike
Sheriff E E Crawford will easily find jurors ready to serve as pay rises to five dollars per day replace the former three dollar rate. The update is expected to ease empaneling in petit and other juries. Circuit court notes higher filing fees for divorce actions with clerk’s fee increasing from eight to ten dollars.
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E. E. Crawford
Petit
Circuit Court
Sycamore Café Undergoing Exterior Renovation
The Michell and Richardson restaurant on State Street receives painter and carpenter work this week. The front will be greatly improved while interior repairs are also planned before final plans are completed.
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Michell and Richardson
State Street
Camp installation draws large Ellwood encampment turnout
A large attendance of Ellwood encampment members gathered last night for the installation of officers for the coming term. A full list of officers and appointive posts was not available today.
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Ellwood
Correction on Life Saving Apparatus At Pool Tragedy
In a recent issue of one Unromole it was stated that life saving apparatus was locked and could not be secured. The Chronicle corrects that two life preservers were not locked up and will be found hanging in the bath house, while other paraphernalia is stored elsewhere.
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Chronicle
Fine progress on new gas office building
Workmen on the Illinois Northern Utilities project report splendid progress on the new gas office. The wall is completed above window casings and interior work has begun. The structure is expected to enhance Elm street’s appearance and serve as a valuable addition.
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Ilinois Northern Utilities Company
Elm Street
Fishermen Report Ten at Crystal Lake Mystery Suns
Schulz and Les Jessen visited Crystal Lake with Walter Schulz of the Seeaneye Inn. The group reported ten, but some skeptics doubt if the number refers to the judge's saying or a successful fishing outing. Schulz says he sunburned badly and seeks a remedy.
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Schulz
Les Jessen
Crystal Lake
Walter Schulz
Seeaneye Inn
John Lindahl Improves Somonauk Street Home
John Lindahl adds fresh paint to his Somonauk Street residence this week. The renovation aims to modernize the exterior and enhance curb appeal once decorators finish.
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John Lindahl
Nonauk Street
John
Local Gossip and Community Notes from Maple Park
Miss Ethel Decker will speak at the M E church Sunday evening after four years in California studying for a deaconess. Ice cream social by the Ladies Aid on Wednesday July 15. Milk Producers' Association met at town hall with Barb City quartet providing music. Mrs. Smith and baby returned to Rockford after visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Christensen of Union Grove were guests here. Mrs. R S Harter went to Chicago to join her mother from Hammond La. funeral of Mrs William Kelly attended at DeKalb. Nellie Burkenhagen and Viola Johnson visited here for Mrs Harold Hoffmann funeral. Rev Joyce Kendall left to spend a month in Boise Idaho with his son. Senator William Ts McKinley and Senator Harold Kessinger greeted friends Wednesday. Dr Trainor was a Chicago business caller. Miss Marjorie Christensen went to
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Ethel Decker
M. E
Rockford
H. McCartney
Peter Christensen
Union Grove
R. S. Harter
Chicago
Weston
Hammond
William Kelly
DeKalb
Nellie Burkenhagen
Viola Johnson
St. Charles
Harold Hoffmann
Joyce Kendall
Boise
Idaho
Joyce
William Ts. McKinley
Harold Kessinger
Dr. Trainor
Marjorie Christensen
Funeral notices and visits reported in local towns
The column lists funeral services for Mrs Hoffmann of DeKalb and Colonel Downing of Dix, with relatives from Clinton Naperville and Chicago attending. It also notes hospital plans for an operation in Chicago and residents visiting relatives in Naperville Colorado and Chicago.
Mayfield Fourth Picnic Brings Large Turnout In Rain
Mayfield residents crowded a Fourth of July picnic despite heavy rain that cooled the day. A noon dinner led to afternoon games and events including a girls over boys ball game won 13 to 7. Community members hosted visitors from Valparaiso Chicago Elgin and Wheaton while noting several local happenings and a visit by Roy J Snell to the Mayfield church. The day closed with fireworks at Electric Park and a Blair family reunion at Annies Woods.
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Chris Petersen
Woods
Dick McClelland
Ralph Corey
Valparaiso
Ind
William Synnott
Isa Deverell
Oak Park
Roy Jones
Marengo
Alice McConaughie
Young Peoples Conference
Geneva
Joseph Lanan
Emma Wiener
D. J. Lanan
Arisa
Annies Woods
S. S. Richford
Elmer Appre
Carolyne Powers
Phil Roush
Elgin
Electric Park
Glenn Blair
Douglas
Blair
Roy J. Snell
Mayfield
Honduras
Central America
Gladys Swanson
Chicago
John Johnson
Thay
Ernest Rote
Walter Gronberg
George Drake
Clarence Rote
Dorothy Wilkinson
Chicago Hospital
Alfred Wilkinson
Walter Wilson
al Olson
Madison
Wil
Gail Moyers
Princeton
Juddie
Wheaton
Will Jarvis
Frank King
Ronald
Davis Junction
Wheat futures pressured by bearish factors and weather worries
Wheat traded near session lows with occasional resistance from commission houses. Bearish gov reports and favorable crop data in the US and Canada weighed, while foreign crop news was less favorable. A warm northwest spell spurred rust concerns though today’s reports were muted. Corn and oats held firm, with profits seen in cash markets and hog-led provisions. Weekend weather uncertainty urged caution, but a buy on breaks remained advised for wheat. prices cited for various futures ties and sample grades.
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Commission
Northwest
Southwest
Crad
Stock Market Mixed as Industrials Rise and Rails Falter
Stocks showed uneven movement with profit taking across sectors. American Smelting slipped two points while Virginia Care Chemical fell five from its peak and United Cigar Stores dropped eleven. General Electric gained three as Industrials revived, while rails failed to maintain fractional gains. Hog receipts reached 18,000 with action mainly by shippers and small packers, hogs trading up to 14.105 top and around 11.10 midday. Cattle receipts were about 4,000 with steady grass cattle and plain offerings. best steers hovered near 12.0 with grassers trading around 5.00 amid active demand.
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Virginia Care Chemical
Fisher Body
United Cigar Stores
General Electric
Iife- Jesson
Market Report Notes Mixed Cattle and Sheep Activity
Receipts show about 16 loads of cattle with rough heavies and floated prices from 9.00 to 9.50 for bulls and steers. Demand steady for tealers and vesels, with some cattle at 12.50 to 13.00. Sheep and lamb bids vary with fat lambs and choice grades trading higher. natives firm as buyers seek desirable lots at 15.00 to 16.00.
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President Bradfute
American Farm Bureau
Maple Park
F. S. Downing
Colonel Downing
Dixon
H. G. Gerlach
Naperville
Hopkins
Clinton
Town
Howard Hoffman
St Mary's Church
Howard Hoffmann
Father Poirella
Joseph Stewart, Jr
Crosby
Ed. Wallace
P. J. Snyder
Walter Potch
Colorado
Oleson
Ole On
Nelsson
Alfred Kands
Orno Shop
H. R. Sorensen DE Kalb Theatre
Soda Arm & Hammer
Padre
Argo
Careans
Bose
Smucker
Chicago Livestock Range
Monarch
Lenz Drug Store
6Th Street Druggis
Sunbeam
North Pole
Foresco
Fame
Japan
Barb City Grocery
First National Bank
Malta
U.S
U. S
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
United
Angor
Ilinois
Ss. I
George E. Bartlett
E. D. Bone
Caanee
Paneer
R. A. Countryman
Roy
Delbridge
B. Willett
Michigan
INER
Kirchn Drug Store
Mo Ecom
CERTO
Rasimi
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