Thanksgiving Bank Closures and Local Notices
Thanksgiving schedules close banks and post office hours. Local notices report families traveling, hospital visits, wartime pensions updated to 26 dollars monthly, Red Cross knitting drive, and community aid after fires.
Patriotic School Notes From Illinois Valley
High school students gathered in the room at 3 o'clock Thursday for patriotic day activities. They reviewed the pledge and sang patriotic songs. Teachers attended the state conference in Champaign, reporting a pleasing trip and sessions. Domestic science prepared gelatine candy, bean loaf, oat cookies, and promissory flour and sugar savings. Thanksgiving recess followed. The Women’s Club hosted a busy meeting led by Mrs. Burt with a strong patriotic program and reports from the Illinois Federation convention in Chicago.
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Edson-Luten
Texas
Oklahoma
Miggours
A. C
Henking
Theirzauto
Minnesota
B. A. Hall
Rosalind
John ‘Hardin
Chicago
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Howard, Kemper
Suale Bacon
Keith
Posotum
Frany Barker
A. B. Smith
Bayne
Frances Smith
Mitzapeth Bell
Varna
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Henry Bickerman
Peoria
Henry
Charles Greenlee
Jané‘Breele
Pesrin
Walter Dittman
Joseph McCluskey
Wayne Ham
Granville
Franklin and Wilson
James Robinson
Anna C. Hall
Louisiana
North
Daniel Wall
N. J. Webber
Camp Pike
Little Rock
Ark
Burt
Camp Dodge
Thomas L. Finnegan
Walter Applen
Troy Grove
Aurely
Will Rowe
Henry Bridge
F. A. Powell
Hallowe
EB. Murphy
Christian Church of Hunry
The
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Campbell Avenue
Murphy
Henry and Putnam
Tllinois
Gardner
Williama
Champaign
R. E.burt
James Hartley
H. W. Adams
William .Green
Latha Bauter
Elizabeth May Cheston Greah
Fes Tandy
Dorothy Friday
Norman Mead
Maxine Sterrett
Edith Helen Pratt
George Nicholson
Frank Onyan
Milford Lucas
Emmett Harney
Gertrude Bickerman
Fay Arp
Lttle
Hartley
Disosway
Ningara
Sinai Temple
Rabbi Hirach
Spafford
Violet-Palmer Brown
Mary Gilruth McEwin
Red Cross
Liberty Bond
Caroline B
Geisel
Butler Woman's Relief Corps
Federation
National Defense
Joseph Tilton. Brown
Chicago University
Ida Noyes
America
H. M. Dunlap
Columbia
John D. Shoop
World
Arthur B. Bestor
Arche Club
Art Institute
House of Representatives
Harold C. Kissinger
Jessie I. Spafford
Rockford
Frank Funk
Bloomington
Charles Carver
Oak Park
Frederick Blocks
Jumping at Shadows
In wartime the public mind often overshoots, targeting German Americans as traitors. The Peoria Daily Star urges cool heads and loyalty to the government while condemning broad persecution for the crimes of a few, stressing fair justice and national unity.
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Peoria Daily Star
Congress Expected to Have Short Recess in 1918 Session
Representative Clifford Ireland predicts a brief break before December 1918 as Congress prepares for a long session. War measures dominate agenda with new appropriations for army and navy, food conservation, espionage law, and a likely stationing of troops. The piece notes Austria and its allies face strong opposition and warns against Austrian plots in the United States.
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Peoria
Chicago
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Rockford
Great Lakes
Army
Navy
Congress of
United States
Stary Service
Austria
Turkey
Algaria
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C. M. Jones
Mary E. Schick
Notary Public
BR. G. “Cromwell
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Ww. S. Harrison
Henry ‘National Bank
L. R. Phillips
Charles Greenlea
F. ¥. Yanochowski
Lawrence Peterman
B. G. Hoyle
Jersey
Shepfield
R. G. Swigart
Sheffield
Oxford
Raleigh
Stockwell
Eminent
Iron Duke
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