Farewell Arranged for Sunday Departure for Camp Grant Call
Exemption board of District No 1 Bureau county issued a Monday warning to prepare a contingent of one hundred for entrainment to Camp Grant Rockford. Notification cards were mailed to selects reporting for military service Sunday afternoon to depart Monday morning from Princeton. The Commercial Club planned a farewell at Sunday’s departure hour, with a corrected list of names traveling to Camp Grant on Monday including Alvin Mercer Henry Tavmond McMahon and many others from Princeton Sheffield Tiskilwa Neponset Walnut and surrounding towns.
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Exemption Board of District No. 1
Bureau County
Camp Grant
Rockford
Princeton
Trinmont
Alvin Mercer
Henry
Tavmond McMahon
Tiskilwa
Lawrite Jenson
Ohio
Albert Carlson
Donald Bond
Sheffield
Robert M. Gunning
Neponset
Walter Pittman
Manlius
Alfred Nordblad
Paul Wiltz
Joseph G. Morris
Lawrence Fordham
Walnut
William Eberly
Lesley Reynolds
Wyanet
Carl E. Linn
Tra H. Eigsti
Buda
John J. Allen
Herman Jacobson
Néponset
James Hewitt
Chicago
John M. Whitfield
Diskilwa
Luther G. Carpenter
Normandy
Reuben Morac
Frank Boswell
Theodore Holm
Frank Madson
Buda Howard
Maas
Pyineeton
Calloway Morris
Natlin Tornow
Tehopnet DeMarlie
Arnie Sehontreet
Lloyd van Ormer
Pete Hoover
Arden Sanders
Walnut Ache] Johnson
New Bedford
Julian Jacobson
Tampico
Alvin Miller
Patrick Wall
Arlington
Grover C. Lane
Jacob H. Beaker
John E. Olson
Robert James
George Humphrey
Scott Currier
Thomas W. Lehman
William A. Kopp
Fred A. Hoffman
Walter A. Heise
Oscar M. Morris
Edson O
Nebraska’s June 28 pledge drive history lesson
The piece recalls Nebraska’s success with early War Savings pledges through school meetings and citizen mobilization. National officials plan a nationwide June 28 effort, urging participation without compulsion while demanding focus from all workers to support American troops in France.
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Nebraska
N National War Saving Committee
Burgess
Ilinois
War Savings Stamp Day Called by Governor Lowden
Governor Frank O. Lowden urges Illinois residents to participate in National War Savings Stamp Day on June 28 1918. He notes the wartime need for thrift stamps and War Savings Certificates, urging all men women and children to register and pledge between noon and 10 PM at local War Savings offices to show Illinois support for soldiers at the front.
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Frank GC. Lowden
Illinois
WAR Savings Committee For
Hog Cholera Cripples Bureau County Herds
Hog cholera remains a serious threat in Bureau County as authorities report continued damage to local hog herds. Officials say efforts to contain the outbreak have met with limited success amid ongoing losses and concern for farmers' livelihoods.
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Bureau County
Hog cholera outbreak alert urges vaccination and strict control
Local guidance urges all county residents to vaccinate hogs early and treat even well hogs to prevent spread. Government stats show strong vaccine protection, while disinfection and pigeon control are emphasized. Call Farm Bureau or your veterinarian for immediate action and report neighbor outbreaks promptly.
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Farm Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Swine Health Law Tries to Prevent Disease Spread
An act to prevent the spread of contagious and infectious diseases among swine aims to curb outbreaks by restricting movement and establishing inspection measures for livestock. The proposal addresses diseased hogs and seeks to safeguard animal health and public welfare.
Spring Valley saloon keepers fined after raid
Four Spring Valley saloon keepers Julius Monterastelli Mrs Mattioda and Kate Terando fined 100 dollars plus costs each by Police Magistrate Herron after a raid by State's Attorney Skinner. Miss Cavalea refuses plea and posts bond for September grand jury. Four held girls released on bond. State to seek injunctions against property owners if city authorities do not act.
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Julius Monterastelli
Mattioda
Kate Terando
Spring Valley
Skinner
Herron
Miss Cavalea
Impersonation of Internal Revenue Officers Warned
The Bureau reports complaints of people selling a farmer's account book using the label war income tax agent to coerce sales. Impersonating a revenue officer carries up to a $1000 fine or three years in prison or both, with vigorous prosecutions. Citizens with information urged to inform the office promptly.
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Internal Revenue Service
Properly Sealed Hot Water Bottles
The method describes screwing in the stopper immediately after filling to prevent leaks. Hot water expands the metal socket, letting the cold stopper grip slightly more, then both expand to tighten the seal and stop leaks.
Diseases of Eye Ear Nose and Throat Treated
A medical report discusses diagnosis and treatment approaches for disorders affecting the eye ear nose and throat. It outlines common conditions and general care strategies used by clinicians in otolaryngology and related specialties.
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R. A. Smith
WM. Hawthorne
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Cassiday Bros
Gentlemex
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Roth
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Spring Vale
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