More Cases On Tuesday In Kishwaukee Court
Jury members not excused return to courthouse on Tuesday for docket review and possible limited term. Herrick v Strong & Strong awarded $716.50 to plaintiff after 1925 coin sale dispute. case drew local interest. Weddell suit dismissed. new petitions filed to appoint trustees for William Bale will. Community notes mention residents’ visits and social events.
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James Easterbrooks
James F. Easterbroks
Hinckley
Everett Bastian
Herrick
Lou Knipp
Charlies F. Preston
Beatrice Stanton
Charles W. Weddell
Cynthia Case
Edwin C. Buie
Arvie Fooker
Mary Hamsmith
William G. Bale
Marengo Pastor Leads Sycamore Church Visit and Banquet
Society news reports Rev. E. Pastor from Marengo preaching at the Marengo Methodist church during the June 24 election of church trustees. Rev. W. H. Tope preached at Kishwaukee Country Club, with both pastors deeming the exchange profitable. A June 30 Sycamore Chamber of Commerce meeting and banquet at Fargo Hotel hosted about 40 attendees, including Holcomb graduates and Holcomb Brothers banquet guests.
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Freeman
Metho- Chronicle OF Events
Marengo
Direct Methodist Church
Sycamore Chamber
W. H. Tope
Inarce
Quet
Sycamore
Eleapn
Fargo
Tope
Eines
Kishwaukee
Holcomb Brothers
New Marland Station Opens Near Town Outskirts
The Marland products are handled exclusively by the station managed by J. M. Lind. Gifts were given to women during the day and a couple of quarts of oil with every gasoline oil. The location at town outskirts is expected to draw tourist business and share in local trade.
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J. M. Lind
Elburn Man Active at 87 Years Old
T. L. Seaton of the North Western railway is son of Nelson J. Seaton of Elburn. The elder Seaton, born in 1840 in Codeburg Ontario, served in Co I, 127th Infantry in the Civil War. At 87 he remains in fine health and a rumor he may reach 100 circulates among friends.
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Elburn
T. L. Seaton
North Western Railway
Nelson J. Seaton
Seaton
Co. I
127Th Infantry
Codeburg
Ontario
Woman Injured in Bad Fall Resting Easier
Mrs Etta Harrington was injured days ago when she fell at her Locust Street home. She fractured her hip and a cast was placed. Despite painful moments she is resting more comfortably today, a relief to her many friends awaiting further recovery updates.
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Etta Harringtn
Locust Street
Harrington
Encampment to Hold Thursday Meeting of Ellwood Odd Fellows
Members of Ellwood Encampment of the Odd Fellows announce a Thursday night meeting with the semi annual election of officers. Present officers urge a large attendance to conduct important business.
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Ellwood
The
Odd Fellows
Rail Engineer Frank Dysart Dies in Chicago Yards
Frank Dysart a rail engineer of local note died in Chicago yards on Thursday from a broken neck after an oil locomotive moved by firemen. He was esteemed by the North Western Railway. Survived by brothers Al and James Dysart of this city and a sister Mrs Prank Miller of Chicago.
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Frank Dysart
al Dysart
Chicago
Dysart
North Western Railway Company
James Wheat
James
Mrs. Prank , Miller
Huge Electric Sign Illuminates Fargo Hotel Front
Sycamore city streets after sundown will guide travelers to the Fargo hotel thanks to a large electric sign recently installed in front of the building. Manager P B Ganzner notes strong business and ongoing efforts to please guests, aiming to ensure their return.
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Sycamore
Fargo
P. B. Ganzner
Beauty shops near city to close Thursday afternoons
Beauty shops will take a Thursday afternoon half holiday through September 1 joining doctors dentists lawyers and jewelers in city wide half day closure. Included are the Bob-a-Lock Miss Margaret Hennigan Lucile E Lamb Bob and Beauty Shop the Maynard Beauty Shop and Mrs Nellie Sparrow’s shop. More businesses may follow.
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Margaret Hennigan
Lucile E. Lamb
Maynard Beauty Shop
Nellie Sparrow
New Service Station Now Doing Business
A new service station named Red Triangle Oj] begins operations in the area, offering fueling and basic automotive services to motorists. The opening marks the latest addition to local commerce.
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New Red Triangle Oj] Company
Painters Fix Up Gates and Other Rail Property
Painters employed by the North Western railway worked in Sycamore over several days making improvements to gates and several switches and likely more repairs before the painters move on.
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North Western Railway
Sycamore
Rev W E Pearson Delivers Sermon in DeKalb Evening
Pastor Walter E Pearson of Salem Lutheran Church conducted the DeKalb church service last night in Rev E W Magnusson’s absence. He is well known to the DeKalb congregation and his appearance was warmly received.
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Walter E. Pearson
Salem Lutheran Church
DeKalb
E. W. Magnusson
Pearson
Grain and aviation notes at Chicago and St Louis
Wheat and corn prices fluctuated on the Chicago Board of Trade with unsettled ranges amid strong Liverpool quotes and rain in parts of Kansas and Canada. A sightseeing flight from DeKalb to St Louis carried Mayor Kingsley and party, dropping literature on routes and convention, before returning to DeKalb and Montgomery field.
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Chicago
U.P
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Kansas
Kansas City
Canada
Commission House Buying
North America
Big Powers Talk Ships (Continued from Page 1)
United States plans to scrap 3,868 tons of submarines while Britain and Japan show no cuts. Talks at Geneva and Washington outline a 5-5-3 ratio for capital ships, submarines, and cruisers, with Britain proposing reductions in battleship size and cruiser tonnage. Leaders indicate emphasis on future-building limits and no scrapping of existing vessels.
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United States
Great Britain
Japan
France
Italy
Washington
U.P
Geneva
President Coolidge
W. C. Bridgeman
Bridgeman
Coolidge
League of Nations Council
League of Nations
Hugh
Gibson
British Admiralty
Baron Saito
North Side Chicago Flooded by Heavy June Shower
Heavy rains across Chicago flood the north side with over a foot of water. Principal boulevards were blocked and hundreds were stranded for more than an hour after the downpour disrupted traffic. Steam from geysers was used to turn wheels in repairs.
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Chicago
North Side
Waltons Meet Here Tonight for Chamber Event
Members of the Izaak Walton League in DeKalb city will meet at the Chamber of Commerce rooms at eight o'clock to elect officers and form committees for the Walton picnic on July 24. All chapter members are urged to attend to show activity to nearby chapters.
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Waltons
Izaak Walton League
Chamber of Commerce
DeKalb
Duplex House to Be Built on West Lincoln Highway
F W Bemis, a DeKalb contractor and builder on South Third street, won the contract to construct a brick veneer two story duplex on the Dan Murphy property on West Lincoln Highway. Construction starts at once, with the existing house moved to the rear to make room. The new building will measure 30 by 38 feet.
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South Third Street
DeKalb
Dan Murphy
Lincoln Highway
Murphy
Bemis
Lindbergh Free Today After Paris Ovations
Lindbergh rests at the Knight home after a busy round of receptions in Paris. Col Knight says Lindbergh will meet Harold Bixby to decide future plans but no announcement today. He will skip the 50,000 letters and spend time with his mother Evangeline who is planning to move to Detroit. She has not left teaching.
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Knight
Paris
Lindbergh
Col. Lindbergh
Harold Bixby
Evangeline Lindbergh
Detroit
Precaution First Bach Wedding Gift Prompted Vest Idea
A humorous exchange features Precaution First Bach asking what to send for Perkins wedding. Second Bach suggests pooling funds to buy a bullet proof vest, a quip shared with a judge remarking on the idea.
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Bach
Perkins
Piles and Rectal Fistulas Treated Without Knife
Medical notice advertises non surgical treatment for piles and rectal fistulas without chloroform or cutting. Claims latest methods avoid operations. Offers free consultation, examination, and advice. Encourages patients previously treated by other doctors to seek a second opinion.
Corn prices may go higher amid bullish grain outlook
The article reports widespread bullish sentiment on corn with expectations of higher prices due to crop conditions and strong demand. Traders including Jackson Brothers Harris & Company and Lamson Brothers express confidence that corn and wheat will rise, despite potential setbacks.
Market Outlook Cited By Harris Firm on Grain Prices
Mitchell of Harris Withrop & Company forecasts higher grain prices amid a crop shortage across the country. He expects stronger demand and a bullish outlook, anticipating overall market strength, especially for corn.
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Mitchell
Harris, Withrop & Company
Clement Curtis & Company
Rockford to Stockholm Nonstop Flight Proposal
Bert R. J. Hagesell, a local pilot, considers a nonstop flight from Rockford Tennessee to Stockholm Sweden. The Rockford community, mainly of Swedish descent, would host the pioneering air service if approved.
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Rockford
Stockholm
Stockford
Sweden
Bert R. J. Hagesell
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