Meeting of Women in Sycamore for County Gathering
Royal Neighbors from across the county arrived in Sycamore for the annual meeting at Odd Fellows Hall. Sessions began at 1:46 AM with officer elections and planning for next year. A school of instruction led by Allee Gidland followed in Rock Yeland. The Sycamore degree team planned the initiatory degree at 720 PM with a social hour to close.
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Allee Gidland
Rock Yeland
Seston
Syeanwr
Stover Case Attracts Much Interest Here
The Stover burglary and theft case at the circuit court, Judge William J. Mulion presiding, has drawn local attention as defense lawyers James Cliffe and Harvey Gansel prepare to present their side after testimonies from Sheriff Abe Levin and others. Prosecution has used material alleged found in Stover’s father’s urn.
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Lf Mouiry
Owen Stover
James Cliffe
Harvey Gansel
Willian J. Mulion
Ie Sheriff
Abe Levin
Stover
Engineer Takes Charge of State Road Project
An engineer arrives to supervise state road work. Signage warns of ongoing construction and safety measures. Mr Jenkins remains site supervisor, directing daily activities while immunity for the crew is noted. The work progresses under State Warden oversight with attention to cement usage and timing.
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Jenkins
Elected to Head Abstract Association
An article fragment notes an election at the Abstract Association with several named officers and members. It lists roles such as president and secretary and mentions individuals like W. A. McPhyil and Arstie Winglow amid garbled text.
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W. A. McPhyil
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Arstie Winglow
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Reas
User
Dig Through Pavement to Clean Mains
A Northern Ohio utility crew from Sycamore works on DeKalb Avenue to repair mains. City officials say the work aims to improve service, though the process has caused disruption and residents are urged to be patient.
Question of closing court house up again
Question of closing the court house offices on Saturday returns. Merchants discuss possible hours and whether permission from the governor or county judge is needed. Employees see no reason to delay action if a modified schedule can ease business and public access.
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Annual Picnic Planned at Jessie Buzzell Park Event
Community prepares for a Saturday picnic at Jessie Buzzell Park near Sycamore with former residents to speak. Entertainment and games are promised to draw a large crowd, aiming to surpass prior attendance records, as organizers promote the day.
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Jessie Buzzell Park
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Sycamore
Shaw Minish
Ordinance Hearing Set for Next Month in City
A city ordinance prompts a public hearing next month. Tuesday evening July 1 will host the hearing concerning the ordinance and related matters. County and city officials will present the proposal and respond to residents questions. Mrs Mary LaVen arrives from Soucy Bewil to visit her son and family.
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Turbulent Commodities Market and Local Trading Notes
The report covers oats, corn, and other grains with a cautious tone on the futures, noting steady oats and higher prices later. It mentions a possible longer investment horizon, a trading attitude shift, and a steady local market with a notable Stewart Warner advance tied to a General Motors deal.
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General Motore Corporation
Six Killed In Auto Wreck On An Interurban
Six people died in a crash on an interurban near Genoa on June 19. Reports say the victims have not been identified, but relatives and names were later listed, including Mr and Mrs Andrew Peterson and other relatives.
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Andrew Peterson
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Peterson
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Phondriekawn
Shaerieiaw
Perera
Cuetiee
Unclear fragmentary OCR from historical page
Fragmentary OCR text mentions escalating exports and a developing trade scene with references to liver exports and market activity. The readable portions suggest a late yesterday update on trade indicators, with no clear events, dates, or named entities to anchor a specific item.
Lovell Visits Canada to See Sons
H F Lovell, long resident here, is reported visiting Canada to reunite with his two sons. The note, written from Canada, describes his pleasant trip and plans to return in October.
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H. F. Lovell
Canada
Wo Sons
Notice of public sale and district map exam in DeKalb
The City of DeKalb announces a public sale and a district map examination as part of official proceedings. The City Clerk will provide details at the City Mall Hub Building on the scheduled date. The commission, including Chairman G. Wright and members Lambros Cripsen, will oversee the process.
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Andorren
J. Taynven
Chautauqua Tickets On Sale At State College
Chautauqua to give tickets at State College for a week starting today. Teachers pullers and students face attendance limits as a series of attractions, including multiple acts and lectures, aims to draw a large audience. Organizers report steady preparation and hope for strong reach across the community.
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Chautauqua
State College
Speeder Sent to the County Jail by Larson
A chaotic OCR fragment reports a speeders arrest by officers Laursen and Charede near Maple Park claiming a Ford roadster was involved. The hazy text references Wath, W McEwen, and a patrol action, with unclear details about time, location, and outcome.
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Richard Wath
Dan Crosay
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Patrot
Laursen
Charede
Maple Park Corn
Waite
Crewford
Jules TH
W. McEwen
Wits
Steel Whistle Triggers Panic and Rooftop Crowding
Residents recount chaos as a steel and wire company whistle malfunction sent crowds to the streets and up onto building ledges. The loud blare drew many from homes and workplaces, with some climbing to the Foot of nearby structures to escape the noise and seek safety.
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Amazing Invention Brings Instant Relief for Deaf
A New device from the Products Corporation offers immediate hearing aid benefits with no waiting and no deposit. The NY firm touts tremen dous results and invites trials with free offers for those hearing impaired.
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Products Corporation
2Nd Street
New York City
Holbein
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