Sugar for Preserving Rules Announced by Food Administration
The United States Food Administration announces sugar distribution rules effective May 1, 1918, continuing until further notice. Wholesale dealers may deliver up to ten days’ supply to retailers or non essential manufacturers. up to 39 days’ supply to bakers and essential food producers. canners and preservers receive special consideration. Deliveries must follow Food Administration allotments, with consumer limits of five pounds for ordinary use and ten pounds in the country, plus 25 pounds for canning and preserving beyond ordinary needs when allowed.
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United States Food Administration
Food Administration
Food Administration, Sugar Division
Ilinois
United States
Senate
Tlinois
America
Illinois
United States Senate
Republican Party
Food administration tightens sugar allotments guidance
The Food administration outlines strict criteria for sugar allotments to dealers and mail order houses, stressing need for proof of necessity, careful judgment by dealers, and fair corrections. Allotments are expected to reach all distributors soon after May 1, with cooperation from trade to ensure accuracy and fairness.
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Food Administration
Save Now For Victory In Bureau County War Savings Drive
Civilians urged to support the War Savings Campaign with instant sacrifice. The text calls on every man woman and child to conserve resources and back the front lines, contrasting Allied resilience with German aggression and the Kaiser’s misjudgment of Britain’s capacity to resist.
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Bureau County
Germany
America
Save and Sacrifice for Victory Liberty Loan Appeal
A wartime public appeal urges immediate saving and investment in Government securities. The Chairman of Publicity Committee of the Bureau County Women’s Committee of the Council of National Defense emphasizes denying personal comforts and buying War Savings Stamps and Liberty Bonds to hasten victory.
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America
Bureau County
Council of National Defense
Wounded Major Paddock, Pershing Nephew, in France
Local readers hear of Major Richard Bolles Paddock, nephew of General Pershing, reported slightly wounded while serving on the American forces in France. The article traces his Lincoln birthplace, West Point class of 1914, and service on Pershing’s staff from Mexico to the world war.
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Princeton
Bureau County
Munday Morning
Mator
Richard Bolles Paddock
H. M. McKee
General Pershing
France
Richard Paddock
Vother
John J. Pershing
Mexico
Lincoln
Neb
Paddock
Maj. Paddock
Miss May Pershing
Gen. Pershing
West Point
Artillery Corps
Staten Island
United States
Signal Corps
Enemies Alien Women Must Register Like Men
A notice states enemy alien women must register at the post office for fingerprints and records, with photographs and data to be sent to Washington and the U.S. marshal. Registration applies to wives of German enemies, women 21+ with German fathers, and certain immigrants, while native-born girls are exempt.
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Germany
Washington
United States Marshal’s Office
United States
Chipperfield Withdraws from Illinois Senate Race
Canton native B M Chiperfield withdraws from his U S Senate bid citing wartime duties and patriotic service. He notes he announced candidacy over a year ago and now ends his campaign from Headquarters 33rd Division Car Logan Houston Texas dated May 4.
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Mlinois
C.natered
Ijor B. M. Chiperfield
Canton
U. S. Senate
33Rd Division
Car Logan
Houston
Texas
United States
Germany
United States Senate
Red Cross Auction Raises About 4500 in Tiskilwa Sale
The village of Tiskilwa held a Red Cross auction last Saturday with nearly 400 articles offered. Bidders raised roughly 4500 dollars, including a deer donated by Mr. Kitterman that sold for 300, a 128 dollar flag, a 35 dollar quilt, a 56 dollar ham, and a 19 dollar goose egg. Reports from Mankota note a two day sale raising about 6000 dollars there.
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Tiskilwa
Red Cross
Kitterman
Mendota
Executor's Notice for August Krager Deceased
State of Illinois Bureau County executor notices dissolution of the will for August Krager. The executor will appear at the County Court in Princeton during the June Term on the first Monday in June to settle claims and allow debts. Creditors must present claims and debtors must pay promptly to the undersigned. Dated March 28.
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County Court of
Bureau County
Court House
Princeton
August Krager
County of
Bureau
State of Illinois
A. D
Master in Chancery Sale in Bureau County Illinois
Public notice of foreclosure under a 1917 decree by the Bureau County Circuit Court. Master in Chancery W K Trimble will auction Lot Eight in Block Ninety Four in OBierne's Second Addition Spring Valley at 2 p m May 11 1918. Cash only. Princeton Illinois issued April 10 1918.
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Circuit Court
Bureau County
I. Beckers Asphaltum Ready Rooting Co
Elizabeth Patterson
W. K. Trimble
Spring Valley
Bureau
Illinois
O’bierne
Princeton
Ilinois
A. D
W. K Trimble
Administrator's Notice for Fiorenzo Boggio Estate
The administrator of the Fiorenzo Boggio estate gives notice that he will appear before the court to address probate matters. The notice requests all interested parties to come forward with claims or claims of interest in the estate.
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Fiorenzo Boggio
Daily Bus Schedule Notes for DePue Service
Daily except Sunday to DePue information lists times 7:16 9:38 and 11:33 with guidance to always buy tickets and save money. The fragmentary text urges passenger action and indicates regular route details.
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Anhols Bros. Publishers
Spring
Paley
Trav
Eers Ste
Ces
Neustadts
Richard B. Paddock
A. D. 1918
Chiperfield
Village
Eamerdra
Yate
ISO
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Piso Company
500 Piso Ltdg
Warren, Pa
Alfred Fenoglio
West St. Paul St
Spring Valley, Illinois
C. A. Mason
Spring Valley and
Granville Ill
Smith
Dakota Street
Goodyear Tires
Ford
Chicago
Ottawa
Peoria RY
Spring Valley Station
Peru
LaSalle
Utica
Starowed Rock
Grand Ridge
Streaser
Marseilles
Seneca
Morris
Minoo
Rochdale
Joliet
A. M
P. M
Joliet-Streater and
Ec Lasalle and
Intrmediate Stations
D Morris
LADD
Marquette
Howe
DePue
Bureas
Chicago & Joliet
Weetric
Wells Fargg Express
Peter Wadzinski’s
John Wishnevsky
Prop
Salvatore
Rathburn’s
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