Fair Off Due To Rain Ends Closing Day At Sandwich Fair
A heavy storm and showers forced Sandwich fair management to cancel yesterday’s program and not postpone events. Despite the rain, Thursday drew one of the largest crowds in association history. Premium winners across divisions include Warren Spangler and Douglas Knight of Sandwich, with multiple awards for cattle, heifers, and herds. Names such as Boulderburn Farm and Hugh K Pope appear among champions and honorees, with continued results noted toward page 8.
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Sandwich Fair
Warren
Goundburn Farm
T. J. Pendergast
Boulderburn Farm
Bouldrburn Farm
Rbouderburn Farm
J. Prendergast
Boulderbuirn Farm
Pope
Yorkville
Lawrence FE. Pope
Hugh K Pope
Lawrence BE. Pope
Sermons on Shepherd Theme Begin Tomorrow Morning
Tomorrow at 1 o clock Rev Field of the First church presents the second sermon in a series on the Shephard Psalm with the topic Shepherd and Leader. Other titles include Shepherd and Restore and Shepherd of Eternity. The evening features a question box service led by Rev FW Field answering Der topics including Church Denominations to Last and Is It Harder to be a Christian Now.
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Flow
Kev FW
Main Street
Fourth Street Signs Will Be Left Erected
At Thursday night’s city council meeting a five to four vote supported an aide motions to remove Fourth Street stop signs, but Mayor J B Lindstrom said signs would not be removed now. Chicago Motor Club did not erect signs earlier this week, as officials expect Fourth Street to remain a through street after the next council session. The ordinance needs five aldermen votes to pass.
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Aiderman
J. B. Lindstrom
Chicago Motor Club
Broughton Plans New Barns After Fire At Moire
Dairy farmer Chauncey Broughton says plans are under way for two modern barns at his Moire property after a recent fire. Insurance adjusters expected next week to finalize loss, with building work likely to start immediately. DeKal patrons retain service via temporary arrangements. a barn and machinery shed are in use during reconstruction.
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Chauncey Broughton
Hday
Moire
Broughton
DeKalt
Forgives Her Spouse After Arrest in Wide Extradition Tale
In Crookston Minnesota on September 12 Mrs. Pritz speeds to forgive her husband Ralph Fritz a wealthy grocer wanted for wife and child abandonment. Fritz with deputy MAES drives 900 miles to Elgin to reconcile before a telegram arrives from his wife. White and Ruth Showers tied to the case were arrested in Madison Wisconsin for jail breaking and alleged intimacy. Judge William Watts rules again on Fritz extradition Friday.
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Crookston
Minn
Elgin
Ralph Fritz
Ruth Showers
Madison
Wis
Fritz
William Watts
Cadets Revolt Against Their Russian Chief
Mutiny by Hong Kong cadets against a Russian officer ends with a body found after a volley of shots. The revolting group refused orders to march to Honan and declared they are not slaves of Russia. Police arrested several leaders following the drill day uprising.
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Hong Kong
China
Honan
Russia
Interstate Commerce approves $9.27 million rolling stock issue
The Interstate Commerce Commission today authorized the receivers of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line to issue 9.27 million dollars in equipment trust certificates to finance adding more rolling stock. A brief item notes a local shoe repair ad by Bill Budrow at Unger Shoe Store.
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Washington, Ty
Intertate Commerce Commission
Chicago, Milwaukee
Bill Budrow
Unger Shoe
Health work approved at DeKalb County TB banquet
Praised by speakers from the community and beyond the wealth work supervised by the DeKalb County Tuberculosis Association received strong support at a noon banquet in the Innovation grill room. Over 70 attended the annual event tied to the Regional Health Conference at the Methodist Church.
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DeKalb County
Warner
H. RR. Sorensen
Sorensen
Slutbard
Warren Hubbard
Sycamore
DeKalb County Public Health League
Kalb County Tuberculosistien
Thomas Roberts
DeKalb County Farm Bureau
Me. Roberts
Rev IV
Histehdireh
DeKialh County
Fe A. Weritt
DeKally
Tukime
Tukime Place Among the Doctors In Their Attitude Toward the Public Health Review
Wricht
Sue
Health Service
Services for Railroad Man Nick Vossen Monday
Funeral services for Nick Vossen 41 a railroad foreman for the Chicago and North Western Railways will be held Monday in Glidden. The body will be shipped from Glidden Monday morning. Vossen died Thursday afternoon at Glidden hospital after a short illness. His home is listed as Kansas City. A Chicago brother arrived to arrange the funeral.
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Nick Vossen
Glidden Hospital
Chiscame
Chicago and North Western
Cartland
Avalon Dances to Resume Here Tonight
Avalon Ball Room prepares for a large crowd tonight featuring music by the neveresses. Management aims for regular winter dances with clean music and a lively program to attract both young and older dancers, hoping to make Avalon a recurring social event.
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Avalon
Jand
Avalon Ball Room
Avaton
Women to Lead at University of Chicago Council
The University of Chicago announces a women's council of 15 members, all holding administrative posts, signaling a major role for women in university affairs. The formation was disclosed in Chicago on September 12.
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Onmea Press
Chicago
University of Chicago
University
Booze Host in Quaking Fire and Prohibition Clamor
Riffian losses persist in Fez area as French forces resume advance. casualties heavy among local fighters while American troops report rugged resistance. In Chicago, prohibition crackdown tightens as F C Yellowley vows broad enforcement and new measures to target bootleggers at their source.
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Tuite Mress
Fez
Morocco
Qureha River
Hanger
Pointe
Sra
Durghi
Ain Bu Aissa
Abd el Kring
Chechaouen
Ford Fails to Bid on Pan-American Liners
Sk y Park failed to submit a bid for the four Pan-American Line ships as bids closed at noon today. Detroit’s Ford Motor Co did not bid, surprising shipping board officials. Ford, in Washington, was said to need more time to study the operation before deciding.
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Lumen
Washington
Couzens Calls Probe Into Air Service Control Split
Senator James Couzens of Michigan urges a congressional investigation into unified versus dual control of army and navy air services. He says there is strong belief in charges by Colonel Mitchell and that Congress must get to the bottom of the matter for justice to all, Detroit dispatch reports.
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Unite Bessy
Detroit
Mich
Army
Navy Air Services
James Couzens
Michigan
Nelieves
Mitchell
Congress
United Press
Officials Discuss Unified Air Policy
United Press reports a secret conference in Washington with Secretary Hoover, Secretary of the Navy Wilbur, Assistant Secretary of War Davis and 39 commercial aviation representatives discussing a national air policy. Bell's Restaurant ad appears in the same item.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Hoover
Navy
Wilbur
Davis
Brandon Will Speak at Meet of Kiwanians
Brandon Will address the Mond luncheon of the Kiwanians. Rev J W Field acts as chairman and Rodney Brandon executive secretary of the Illinois Department of the Loyal Order of Moose is the speaker. Brandon arrives from Mooseheart and is billed as a gifted orator. The Monday meeting resumes after Labor Day with no civic club session last week.
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J. W. Field
Eoup
Rodney Randon
Tlinois
Civic Club
Forty and Eight Society Meeting Scheduled
An important Forty and Eight society meeting of the Amen Legion will be held Tuesday evening at the American Legion post rooms in this city. The session opens at o'clock and all members are urged to attend. Discussions will cover plans for an outdoor celebration this month and likely reception of new candidates into the society.
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Society of the Amen Legion
American Legion
Order
American Gunboats Sail for Nicaragua
At the request of President Slarazono of Nicaragua, the U S gunboats Tulsa and Denver sail from Panama toward Bluefields and Garinto with 200 U S Marines aboard, announced by the State Department.
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Wnitea Press
Washington, D. C
Slarazono
Nicaragua
Tulsa
Denver
Panama
Bluefields
Garinto
United
State Department
Great year looked for in cattle markets across the northwest
Chicago reporters note ranchers in Montana the Dakotas and surrounding states are sending cattle to 11 principal markets as beef demand rises. Grass fed steers are expected to fetch $1.00 to $1.50 per hundredweight higher than last year, signaling stronger prosperity for ranchers packers and midwest merchants. World meat consumption rises. Australian Meat Council official cautions price hikes as demand grows.
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United Press
Chicago
Northwest
Montana
Dakotas
Midwest
Plains
Charles Fyter
Tour of Inspection
United
Australian Meat Council
States
Canada
United Press Today
Little Doing at City Hall Two Drunks In
Little activity at the city police station yesterday left officers with time to dismantle the old switchboard ahead of new equipment. The forthcoming board is expected soon and officers hope it will speed desk contact. Two drunks were picked up and will face fines when arraigned before Judge John M Blair today.
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Yesterds
Gettling
John M. Blair
Heavy Rains Damage County Corn Crop
Reports from several community sections describe heavy rains and a wind storm Thursday night damaging the corn crop. Some fields driven to the ground, with limited harm overall and possible delays to maturation. Near Cortland a silo was blown over by the wind. Du Page county also saw trees uprooted.
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Cortland
DuPage County
Jack Boyle to Leave Sunday for Dartmouth
Jack Boyle son of Mr and Mrs John Boyle of College avenue and graduate of the high school will depart Sunday morning for the east to enter Dartmouth university Registration at the university will be on Tuesday and Wednesday The young man attended the state teachers college last year Russell Anderson son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Anderson of Auguste avenue will leave later this month for Yale to enter this fall Russell Anderson Tom Rayworth who attends Yale and Jack Boyle will be the only two DeKalb men to enter eastern schools this year
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Jack Boyle
John 1le
College Avenue
East
Dartmouth University
University
State Teachers College
Russell Anderson
Andrew Anderson
Auguste Avenue
Yale
Tom Rayworth
Jacok Boyle
DeKalb
Weather Update for Thitonis Ne Forecast
Unsettled conditions with probable showers in the northeast tonight. Cooler temperatures expected tonight with a drop in overnighthumidity and a shift to brisker winds across the region.
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Thitonis
Income Taxes Due Again Next Tuesday in 1925 Drive
Uncle Sam will collect about 800000 as the third income tax installment falls due next Tuesday. Treasury officials estimate 2,000 investigators are auditing returns and pursuing delinquents and tax dodgers. First eight months of 1925 yield over 1.059 billion in income and profits taxes. About 20,000 delinquents and 10,000 nonfilers are noted in the campaign. Nearly 1,000,000 was collected in the first 11 days of the drive.
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Washington, D. C
Sam
Treasury Department
Boys Patrol to Be Formed In This City
Redmond of the Chicago Motor Club district plans a safety first Boys Patrol to police traffic near schools. Pupils from grade schools will be chosen to enforce laws, escortchildren across streets, and curb violations within the district.
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Aeery Redmond
DeKalb
Chicago Motor Club
Boys’ Patrol
Redmond
Tee
DeKalb Revenue Man Addresses Geneva Chamber on Accounts
Sehoonmaner, internal revenue collector for the district, spoke to a Geneva Chamber meeting about account times and business accounting. As president of the Lincolnway Account Adjusting Agency, Schoonmaker works with Geneva Batavia and near counties, with St. Charles planned to join, promising confident financial reports for local business accounts.
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Sehoonmaner Or Imser
Lincolnwae
Geneva Chamber of Commerce
DeKalb
Lincolnway
Schoonmaker
Geneva
Batavia
St. Charles
DeKalb Agency
Confidentia
Mrs Gustafson Seriously Ill at Home Here
Friends of Mrs P M Gustafson of South Second Street report she is seriously ill at her home. Her daughter Miss Mabel Gustafson a teacher in Ellwood school has stayed home and a substitute teacher was secured. Mrs Gustafson has been ill for several days and was recently taken to Glidden Memorial hospital for X rays. A trained nurse from Rockford is on the case and friends await word of improvement.
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P. M. Gustafson
South Second Street
Mabel Gustafson
Ellwood School
Rockford
Gustafson
Kishwaukee to Play Golf With Rockford Club
Kishwaukee country club golfers will play Harlem Hills at The Rockford course next Wednesday. Announced today at the club, players must note the game date is Wednesday not Thursday. Those wishing to travel should notify E. J. Raymond, tournament chairman, by Tuesday noon so arrangements can be made.
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Kishwaukee Country Club
Harlem Hills
Rockford
Kishwaukee
E. J. Raymond
Rare Caesarean birth at Glidden Memorial Hospital
Mrs Charles Bannister delivered a ten pound boy this morning via Caesarean section at Glidden Memorial Hospital performed by a DeKalb doctor. Both mother and child are reported in splendid condition with no serious complications expected. Dime Dance at Avalon Ballroom Saturday night. 237!
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Charles Bannister
Glidden Memorial Hospital
DeKalb
DeKalb Judge Hopkins Aims To Curb Trial Clutter
Chicago Tribune reports Chief Justice Jaco Hopkins of the Chicago criminal courts pushing to speed trials and curb useless objections in the Drake hotel bandits case. He vows juror respect and insists on eliminating gab and triviality to protect jury service. The judge plans a “good long ride through the parks” for jurors on Sunday to enliven hours and honor the state.
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DeKalb
Jaco Hopkins
Chicago Criminal Courts
Chicago Tribune
Jake
Drake Hotel
James O'Donnell Bennett
Trilune
Hopkins
Eeob Hopkins
Drake Bandits
Joseph W. Holmes
Jack Hill
Jack Woods
Wilson
Nke
Rodney
Crowe
Holmes
Leach
Tle
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Warren Spangler
Leland
Douglas Knight
Sandwich
Warren & Spangler
Warren & Spang
Champion cow—Warren & Spangler
Hugh K
Poy Weiter
Hugh K. Pope
Hugh K. Po
Lawrence E Pope
Lawrence E. Pope
Heretfords Bull
Mayer
Mendota
Hull
Sayer
Bart
Hush Ye
Milwaukee Line
Barquet
Billy Mitchell
B. A. Helmieck
John J. Hines
Yellowley
F.C. Yellowley
Clinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Ford
Couzens
Bell’s
Lincoln Highway
Brandon
Kiwanians
City Hall
Dartmouth
Mrs. Gustafson
Hvassman Sweden Chorus
Paul Hultman
Elmer Swanson
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