Cortland Notices and Local News from DeKalb Region
Cortland social notes describe Mrs M Watson leaving Macon after weeks with daughter Mrs R E Brown and others. Local visits, farm moves, and Leap Year party at Epworth League are noted along with obits and a court notice for divorce Selma Korpela vs Wana Korpela. The De Kalb City Court term details and nonresident defendant summons are listed with official dates and names.
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Berks
M. Knnsbrokey
Root
Badgley
DeKalb
J. Decker
U.rok
Clarence
Lester Strack
Fe Epworth League
Methodist Bh
Uit
Christian Fom
Jennie Lawler
Thor Peter Shambe
Aurors
H.W. Smith
Chicas
Ith
JL. Colton
Beth Havens
Belvidere
Bert Fenton
Will
Aurora
Montreal
Haffa
Temperance B. Havens
Llinoie
Selma Korpela
Wana Korpela
Latias Wana Rikkart Kasyn
Wana Rikkart Kasyn
DeKalb County
John C. Killian
Report on The First Trust and Savings Bank DeKalb 1920
The bank’s condition as of February 28 1920 is shown with resources including Loans and Discounts 920199.10 Liberty Loan Bonds 128484.00 War Savings Stamps 834.00 and other assets. Liabilities list Capital Stock in Surplus Fund Undivided Profits and Daposity totaling 1 291827.47 with total resources 1 220 879 52. The statement bears the signatures of Cashier E O Wood and Notary Henry E Rolfe sworn March 9 1920.
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EK. O. Wood
First Trust & Savings Bank of
DeKalb
E. O. Wood
Rags Wanted For Clean Cotton Recycling
Local Chronicle office seeks clean cotton rags free of buttons pins and hooks at five cents per pound Rags must be free from scraps and six cents per pound offered for knit cotton underwear Strong emphasis on pure textile waste suitable for processing and reuse by the paper mill
Tame Snakes Used in Morocco to Clear Homes of Rodents
In Morocco tame snakes are employed to rid houses of rats and mice. The sight of a snake is said to terrify the rodents, prompting a quick exodus from living spaces and food storages.
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Morocco
Bells Evoke Displeasure in Mohamadan Mosques
Bells are used in mosques but the Moham medan community dislikes them claiming they invite evil spirits.
Vase carved from emerald preserved in Genoa cathedral
A vase cut from a single emerald, measuring 12 percent inches in diameter, has been preserved within the cathedral at Genoa for an extended period.
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Genoa
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Cortland
Charles Houghtley
Shabbona
A. Shambo
Downer’s Grove
Spring Lake Cvemetery
Alice Black
Harriet Gastfield
Elburn
Mrs
PF. A. Douglas
Chicago
Mrs. H. A. Johnson
Tate
Ilinois
Wisiness
State of
Total Resources
Henry E.&. Rolfe
Chalmers
G. H. Deane & Co, K. of C. Building
Beecham’s
Fey
Singer
Opyright
Hart Schafiner & Mz
P. S. Corey & Son
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Anderson Brothers
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes