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Newspaper
Dekalb Daily Chronicle
Location
Dekalb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1919
Page
2
Two main reasons explain Brunswick Tire superiority the name signals superfine value and time confirms the story Reputation and performance merge delivering more than expected Brunswicks cost no more than similar tires The Brunswick idea is to give the utmost not to get it Since 1845 try ONT Brunswick Tire and see a revelation Youll find no better choice regardless of price and will likely choose Brunswicks for longer life and lower cost
Elmer Wagley received word he has been commissioned second lieutenant in the United States Army. He was prepared for the commission when hostilities ended and forgot about it until notice arrived this week. Wagley was among the first DeKalb men to leave, enlisting about two years ago with George Murray, who served alongside him throughout the war.
The Chicago building for the Q. KR. 5S. company is being roofed this week with rapid progress. Some workers will move to Chicago later this month, while others follow in July and August with families.
Copenhagen dispatch reports Hungary urged to come forward for terms after a Paris discussion. The message notes uncertainty over frontier decisions and references a required reply within 48 hours.
Two more of DeKalb's soldier boys Albert Leonhard and Arthur Anderson returned home last evening from Camp Grant and are now greeting friends around town. Dane accompanied Anderson from Rockford and found Leonhard returning here. The pair served with the 129th regiment and are glad to be home again.
Plans are complete for the Royal Neighbors memorial service next Sunday morning. Dr F M Webster will speak at the Congregational church to members of the order and it is urged every member be present. The society meets in the committee room at the hall at ten then travels to the church as a group.
A DeKalb woman learns her husband Lieutenant Arthur Bruggerman has been transferred with 50 officers just hours before sailing. Letters had suggested he would sail from Brest, France, soon. The last minute move places his return unclear and delays his homecoming.
Congressman Julius Kahn says the nation will not accept a large peacetime army. The California Republican, head of the House military affairs committee, favors a small force supplemented by universal training. He rejects Secretary Baker's proposal for an army of 541000 men.
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