Gardner to Speak Here at Monday Luncheon
Professor BE H Gardner dean of the Wisconsin University school of commerce will address the Monday noon luncheon October 12 at the Sycamore cafe. The talk promotes salesmanship and the D K S plan for business men and assistants. Tickets are on sale in advance, with hopes for a large turnout despite predicted low attendance.
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BE. H.gardner
School of Commerce
University of Wisconsin
Gardner
D. R.S
Chamber of Commerce
Sycamore Cafe
Council Meeting Monday to Hear Izaak Walton League Presentation
Members will attend the October council session Monday night at the council chambers. Rumors say one or two matters will be raised. Representatives of the Izaak Walton League plan to present the Kishwaukee sew ague system concerns and seek council action at the upcoming meeting.
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Izaak Walton League
League
Band Concert On Street This Evening By Salvation Army
The Salvation Army band with numerous musicians will give an open air street concert and meeting this evening drawing a large crowd. The Army’s past work is praised and a current drive is urged, with churches tomorrow hosting speakers on the Army’s efforts.
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Salvation Army Band
Salvation Army
Gas Service To Be Shut Off Tomorrow Morning
After hours of work the gas company located a stoppage in the main line from DeKalb and temporary repairs allowed service to resume Thursday night. Gas will be shut off again at seven o clock tomorrow morning while workers repair the line. Manager H Trebby says a quick turnaround is aimed for and gas to be on again before noon.
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Law Gas Company
DeKalb
H. Trebby
Kelley Sues Fannie Kelley for Divorce in De Kalb Court
William Kelley filed for divorce from Fannie Kelley in DeKalb County Circuit Court. The couple wed in Rockford on October 1, 1916. The wife faces statutory charges and the case likely will be heard at the October term.
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Will Kelley
Fannie Kelley
William Kelley
DeKalb County
Kelley
Rockford
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Endorsed for Run Down Health
Those in a run down condition experience worse catarrh, proving it is local yet influenced by constitutional health. Hall's Catarrh Medicine combines a relieving ointment with an internal tonic to improve overall health. Sold by druggists for over 40 years. F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, Ohio.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Society Notes Highlight Visits and Gatherings Across Town
After four months in Wisconsin for health, W B Sanford returns home believing the trip helped. Miss Helen Zimmerman of the high school faculty spends the weekend with Oak Park friends and relatives. Mr and Mrs Frank Lee plan a Madison trip with John Butzow to meet Mrs Putzow and travel to Lansing to visit and conduct business. L W Becker and Clarence Duncan were business visitors in Chicago yesterday. Dr J A Tragden family members are spending a few days in Fort Dodge with relatives by motor. The Young Women’s Missionary Society of the Methodist church meets Monday evening in the church parlors hosted by Miss Elsie Decker and her group. The Wormsan unit of the Methodist church Auxiliary pumpkin pie social is set for Friday night next week.
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Helen Zimmerman
Oak Park
Frank Lee
Madison
Wis
John Butzow
Mrs. Putzow
Lansing
Dr. J. A. Tragden
Fort Dodge
Youngs Women's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Elsie Decker
Wormsan’'s Auxiliary
The
Methodist Church
No Secretary Is Secured for Organization
The Chamber of Commerce board struggles to locate a suitable secretary for the business men's group. Several applications were received and later recalled. It is expected that today or Monday someone will be secured to start the work as C. C. Simpson tests it. Reports from Sterling say C. C. Simpson is starting work there and will become a capable official for Sterling and Rock Falls.
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Chamber of Commerce
C. C. Simpson
Sterling
Rock Falls
Water Main Leak on State Street Sparks Repairs
City workers report a leak in a water main on State street with pavement torn up for repairs. The gas supply issue will be resolved soon as mains between here and DeKalby are cleaned, with no serious impact on daily house needs.
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State Street
Here
DeKalby
Windows In Gas Offices On Elm Street
Workmen were busy today installing windows in the remodeled building of the Illinois Northern Utilities company on Elm Street. The office shift is expected to be completed within days with books moved from downtown, aiming to have normal operations restored within a month.
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Ousy
Ilinois Northern Utilities Company
Carload of Fish Expected for Kishwaukee River
Earl Wetzel of the Izaak Walton league reports a letter from W. J. Stratton of Springfield stating a carload of fish for Kishwaukee should arrive at Genoa in about ten days. The consignment, secured through Rep. Frank Allen, aims to be unloaded at Genoa to address stream pollution in the area.
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Earl Wetzel
Izaak Walton
Sunday church notices fill diverse services across town
A long list of church events across several faiths outlines Sunday and midweek services. First Church of Christ Scientist offers 10:30 a.m. worship and 11:45 a.m. Sunday school with a reading room in the First National Bank building. Advent Christian and other congregations, including Swedish and English language services, announce morning worships, Sunday schools, and evening programs led by pastors and Salvation Army officers. special rallies, busyness meetings, and guest speakers are noted throughout the week.
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First Church of Christ, Scientists
First National Bank
Wisk Avenue
Seventh Street
Emil
Winstedt
Axel Cronlund
Brigadier Peacock
Salvation Army
Dundee and Sycamore Set For Park Clash
Dundee footballers were due this afternoon for a second conference tilt with Sycamore at the city park. The town buzzed with pep as fans gathered, and both teams were seen as well matched for what was anticipated to be a top afternoon game on the Sycamore field.
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Dundee
Sycamore
City
Advent Christian Church to Hold Special Sunday Service
The Cortland Advent Christian Church announces morning service with two special numbers, a sermon series on The Shepherd Psalm titled In the presence of enemies, and a 7:15 program featuring organ solo by M Raddatz and a Salvation Army officer from Chicago. Baptism may be observed and Bible school starts at 9:45 with departments. Evening services at 7 and 7:30.
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Methodist Mscopal
Oak Streets
L. Hammitt
Locust Streets
Third Street
Lincoln Highway
Salvation Army of Chicago
Methodist Church
Salvation Army
Col Damon
Central Territory
Ensign Corlizs
Northern
Il Nois
J. B. Lindstrom
L. G. Hester
Rev. L. Hammitt
First Congregational
Corner Grove
Second Streets
F. M. Webster
South Second Street
C. E. Montgomery
Harker
Peacock
Hiy
Young People's
Organ Guild
Elizabeth Anderson
Damen
Central Divisates
Bible School
Chicago Cash Wheat Market News and Prices Rise
The market report notes a strong domestic cash situation and rising wheat prices led by eastern and local shorts. May futures held stronger than December with futures premium observed. cash wheat remained in demand by mills though limited on hand. Oats eased early while Minneapolis futures firmed later.
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Lamson Bros. & Co
Devery
Omaha
Minneapolis
Grain markets rise as wheat strength spurs buying
Government report notes wheat strength fueling purchases and a full recovery of losses. First ear of new corn arrives from northwest Minnesota, grading 24.2 percent moisture. Provision trade remains light while hogs and cattle weaken. packing interests and shorts buy on declines. If no adverse developments over the holiday, higher markets expected Tuesday with purchases on good breaks.
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Mlinos
Chicago Livestock Range Hogs and Cattle Market Summary
Lamson Bros. report notes receipts of 3400 hogs and 1000 cattle with feeders and western grass cattle offered. Hogs near steady to 1 lower. steer prices mixed with extreme tops around 163% weight, fat cows down 1 to 25, total week receipts about 17 000 fat week, market buoyant with new highs recorded.
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Chicago
Hildewer
Neeven
Gevskers
Market session ends with bullish tone and strong dealer activity
Bullish sentiment dominates as total two hour sale reaches 1,072,000. Motor group shows advancing prices with General Motors and Fisher Body at new highs and broad gains elsewhere. Merchandising sectors firm while rails and oils quiet. Steel tonnage report bullish with expectations for a sharp open.
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General Motors
Next Tuesday Promises Higher Prices and Activity
A brief note indicates higher prices and greater activity anticipated next week, with expectations of price rises and improved market movement. Details are sparse, but the monitor points to a general, positive economic outlook for the upcoming period.
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Sycamore News
Chronicle
Seeaneye Inn
Itews
Lune
D. R. S. Plan
Wisconsin
W. B. Sanford
L. W. Becker
Clarence Duncan
Elm Street
Stratton
Advent Christian
State Streets
Gerald Richardson
Grove St
Ruth Colton
Christ
Gapiisis Grove
Ninth Streets
T. E. Johnson
Ensign Corlis
Chiof
Northern Illinois Division
Laurie
Latter Day Saints
Laura M. Finley
Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran
Frenk
American Steel Welfare Hall
North Fourth
Locust
First Gameran
Third and
Pine Streets
W. Magnusson
North Third Street
Unday
Ot. Paul's Episcopal South Second Street
C. B. On
N. Second Street
Trinity Lutheran Church
Seventh and State Streets
Rev. J. Wakinson
Finnish Lutheran Church
Eleventh
A. R. Rautalanti
First Baptist Church
Prospect Street
Third
Fred W. Field
Peet Street
Cleero
S! Cleero
Eero
Still’s Drug Store, Inc
Cortland Advent Christian Church
Orson Colton
Loyal Workers
DeKalb Bakery
First Trust
Savings Bank DeKalb
Ilinois
Stapleton
Is Eee
J. A. Widen & Company
Chichester
Frediamete
New York
Lincoln Inn
A. Carlson, Mer
East
National Dairy Products’ Corporation
Oakland
Sachs
LEE Harold
DE Kalb
Illinois
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