1917
April 19, 1917, p.1. Patriotic Citizen Suggests Plans to Aid US In War; Patriotic Work By The Women
April 19, 1917, p.3. Lowden Calls To Arms For Farms
April 19, 1917, p.7. Illinois News Briefly Told
April 26, 1917, p.1. Coming To The Front
April 26, 1917, p.3. Illinois News Briefly Told
April 26, 1917, p.4. Per Man, Not Per Acre
April 26, 1917, p.7. Mothers In Food Campaign
May 10, 1917, p.1. Red Cross Auxiliary Organized This Week; Patriotism of Our Local Bank; Valuable Hints to Housewives
May 17, 1917, p.1. Women's Relief Corps Preparing to Honor Old Soldiers with Appropriate Ceremonies
May 17, 1917, p.4. What Can The Women Do?
May 24, 1917, p.1. Honor Nation's Patriotic Dead; Patriotic Day at Catlow's Auditorium; Buy a Liberty Loan Bond; Red Cross Work is Progressing Nicely
May 24, 1917, p.8. Arrested On His Own Request
May 31, 1917, p.1. Bad Weather Mars Decoration Day; More New Red Cross Members; Red Cross Tag Day Returns Net $142.69
May 31, 1917, p.4. Army Of Girls Wanted
May 31, 1917, p.5. Items of Local Interest (look for Catlow Theater blurb near bottom of center column)
June 7, 1917, p.1. 354 Men Register Here on Tuesday
June 7, 1917, p.4. Can or Dry All Surplus
June 14, 1917, p.4. Deliver Us From Hatred
June 14, 1917, p.5. Items Of Local Interest
June 21, 1917. p.1. Sale of Liberty Loan Bonds Friday Makes Big Total
June 21, 1917, p.5. Items Of Local Interest
June 28, 1917, p.1. Local Red Cross Notes; Trap Shooters' Patriotic Meet; Organizations Call Off Fourth of July Celebration Here
June 28, 1917, p.4. Posterity Should Pay; The People Have Answered
June 28, 1917, p.5. Items Of Local Interest
June 28, 1917, p.7. Had His Dates Wrong
July 5, 1917, p.4. Who Will It Be? What Will You Do?
July 12, 1917, p.1. Local Red Cross Membership Growing and Results Are Being Accomplished
July 19, 1917, p.8. They Were Loyal
July 26, 1917, p.1. Citizens to Honor Boys Who Go To Texas Border; Red Cross Meeting
August 2, 1917, p.1. Public Reception In Honor Solider Boys; Patriotic Entertainment Tonight
August 2, 1917, p.5. Items Of Local Interest
August 9, 1917, p.1. What The Barrington Red Cross Has Accomplished
August 9, 1917, p.4. The War
August 16, 1917, p.1. Woodmen To Help Soldiers
August 16, 1917, p.2. War Apple Crop
August 16, 1917, p.7. Illinois News Told In Brief
August 30, 1917, p.1. Elgin Germans May Be Interred Until After The War; Items Of Local Interest; Army and Navy Monday
August 30, 1917, p.6. Food Districts For State Designated
September 6, 1917, p.1. Red Cross and W.R.C. Dine Soldiers
September 6, 1917, p.2. Won't You Help Defeat Kaiser?
September 6, 1917, p.5. Items Of Local Interest
September 6, 1917, p.8. Short Local Items
September 13, 1917, p.1. W.R.C. Notes; Conserve Live Stock of Nation; Home Guards
September 13, 1917, p.5. Items Of Local Interest
September 20, 1917, p.1. Great War Picture
September 20, 1917, p.3. Call Women To Enlist For War
September 27, 1917, p.1. Chicken Pie Supper; For a Patriotic Fund
September 27, 1917, p.4. Women To Register; Ban on Christmas Presents; Great War Picture
September 27, 1917, p.5. Items Of Local Interest
October 4, 1917, p.1. Red Cross Plans Active Campaign; Energetic Bond Campaign Is On; W.R.C. Supper An Attraction; An Inspiring Firm
October 4, 1917, p.6. Entertainment for Soldiers
October 4, 1917, p.8. Troop Trains Attract Attention
October 11, 1917, p.1. Women's Club Opens; Liberty Bonds Selling
October 11, 1917, p.7. Lowden Urges Liberty Loan; Patriots vs. Traitors
October 18, 1917, p.1. W.R.C. Benefit; Red Cross Notes; To Open Patriotic Campaign; Barrington Plans Halloween Party
October 18, 1917, p.4. To Keep Track Of Soldiers
October 25, 1917, p.1. Barrington Now Has $40,100 of her Quota; The Ghost Will Walk; Benefit for Patriotic W.R.C.
November 1, 1917, p.1. Barrington Does Herself Proud; Y.M.C.A. War Work; Community Party Halloween Eve
November 1, 1917, p.5. Red Cross Notes
November 1, 1917, p.7. Y.M.C.A. Campaign For War Money
November 8, 1917, p.1. W.R.C. To Manage Women's Registration; Local Men Boost War Fund
November 8, 1917, p.5. Red Cross Notes
November 8, 1917, p.8. Million Letters In The Mail Today Bearing Magic Words "With The Colors" (PHOTOS)
November 15, 1917, p.1. Barrington Women Anxiously Register; Barrington Village In The Limelight
November 15, 1917, p.8. Million Letters In The Mail Today Bearing Magic Words "With The Colors" (PHOTOS)
November 22, 1917, p.1. Ela Township Gives Y.M.C.A. $300; Red Cross Notes; Christmas Packages
November 29, 1917, p.5. Items Of Local Interest
November 29, 1917, p.7. Send Your Magazines To The Front
November 29, 1917, p.8. Red Cross Notes
December 6, 1917, p.1. Red Cross Needs 15,000,000 Members
December 6, 1917, p.6. To Restrict German Women
December 13, 1917, p.3. Women Laborers
December 20, 1917, p.1. Making Big Drive For Red Cross
December 20, 1917, p.4. Cooperate With Y.M.C.A.
December 20, 1917, p.5. Items of Local Interest
1918
January 3, 1918, p.1. Dairy Employees Have Record of One Hundred Per Centage
January 3, 1918, p.5. Items Of Local Interest
January 10, 1918, p.1. Another Liberty Loan Drive; Another Interesting Letter From France
January 10, 1918, p.5. Items Of Local Interest
January 10, 1918, p.8. Bits Of News Near-By
January 17, 1918, p.1. Bring Home The Bacon; Y.M.C.A. Progressing; Women's Club and Red Cross
January 24, 1918, p.1. German Aliens Must Register; Merchants Have "Coal-less" Day
January 24, 1918, p.4. Save String and Paper
January 24, 1918, p.6. To Do Relief Work; 37,500 Nurses Needed
January 31, 1918, p.1. Watch For Thrift Campaign Ads; Benefit Picture Show
January 31, 1918, p.8. Bits of News Near-By
February 7, 1918, p.5. Items Of Local Interest (center column)
February 14, 1918, p.1. Heatless Mondays Ended; For Our Soldier Boys; Save The Hens; "Liberty Chicks" for U.S.
February 14, 1918, p.5. Items Of Local Interest
February 21, 1918, p.1. Francis G. Blair Tells How We Can Help Win the War; Joint Work Meeting of Red Cross And Women's Club; War Camp Recreation Fund
February 21, 1918, p.5. Items Of Local Interest
February 21, 1918, p.8. "Eyes for Navy" From the Public
February 28, 1918, p.1. Sends Ten Ambulances To Our Soldiers "Over There"; Committee Named for War Recreation Solders' Fund
February 28, 1918, p.4. Children Toil To Earn For Stamps
March 7, 1918, p.1. Plant a Garden and Assist Government; Interest News Near-By; Minstrel Show April 5
March 7, 1918, p.7. News Nuggets From Illinois
March 14, 1918, p.1. Uncle Sam Minstrel Show; Mystic Workers' Masquerade Ball
March 21, 1918, p.1. War Garden Movement Grows
March 28, 1918, p.1. Don't Be Idle This Spring, Work; Have You A Rifle?
April 4, 1918, p.1. Red Cross Notes
April 4, 1918, p.3. News Brevities of Illinois
April 4, 1918, p.6. Your Loyalty to Country's Cause
April 11, 1918, p.1. Give The Boys Over There Support Needed For Victory; Short Local Items; U.S. Minstrel Show Was Great Success
April 11, 1918, p.4. Money as needful as Men, Says Governor
April 11, 1918, p.5. Items Of Local Interest
April 11, 1918, p.6. Loyal Americans Must Contribute
April 18, 1918, p.1. Liberty Loan Subscriptions; Bits of News Near-By
April 18, 1918, p.4. Grocers Help In 50-50 Plan
April 18, 1918, p.5. Items Of Local Interest
April 18, 1918, p.6. Women Must Help Raise War Funds
April 25, 1918, p.1. Big Liberty Parade at 7pm Tomorrow; Red Cross Notes; News Notes Near-By; More Cereals for Allies Demanded
April 25, 1918, p.5. Items of Local Interest
April 25, 1918, p.7. State News In Brief
May 2, 1918, p.1. Many March In Big Liberty Day Parade; The Last Appeal; Address of Henry R. Rathbone in Support of the Liberty Loan
May 2, 1918, p.3. News Of Illinois
May 2, 1918, p.4. Gardens and Guns
May 2, 1918, p.5. Items of Interest to Local People
May 9, 1918, p.1. Loyal Citizens Put Loan Over The Top; "Why We Fight"
May 9, 1918, p.3. Illinois Brevities
May 9, 1918, p.5. Items of Interest to Local People
May 16, 1918, p.1. Red Cross Drive On Here All Next Week; Barrington Will Honor Nation's Patriotic Dead; Red Cross Notes
May 16, 1918, p.5. Items of Interest to Local People
May 23, 1918, p.1. Red Cross and Meeting Parade
May 23, 1918, p.4. Big Patriotic Celebrations Here Sunday and Thursday
May 23, 1918, p.5. Items of Interest to Local People
May 30, 1918, p.1. To Pay Homage To Fallen War Heroes; Over the Top in 2nd Red Cross Drive; Bring in Your Wheat
May 30, 1918, p.5. Items of Interest to Local People
May 30, 1918, p.8. News Notes Near-By
June 6, 1918, p.1. Heroes of 3 Wars Honored Thursday; All Female German Alien Enemies Must Register; Basket Social and Program for Benefit of Red Cross
June 6, 1918, p.3. President Asks People To Save; Not An Auxiliary
June 6, 1918, p.5. Items of Interest to Local People
June 20, 1918, p.1. Strict Regulations on Meat and Sugar; Catch Crop
June 20, 1918, p.5. Items of Interest to Local People
June 20, 1918, p.7. News Nuggets From Illinois
June 27, 1918, p.1. Palatine to Celebrate 4th; Short Local Items; Emergency Farm Help Needed
June 27, 1918, p.5. Items of Interest to Local People
July 4, 1918, p.1. A Call For Magazines
July 4, 1918, p.7. News of Illinois
July 11, 1918, p.1. Quiet Fourth in Barrington
July 11, 1918, p.5. Items of Interest to Local People
July 18, 1918, p.1. News Notes Near-By; Have you a Tent to Lend?; Bring in Your Wheat and Flour
July 18, 1918, p.4. Solving Farm Labor Problem
July 18, 1918, p.5. Housewives Are Urged To Use Graham Flour; Items of Interest to Local People
July 18, 1918, p.7. Illinois State News
July 25, 1918, p.1. News Notes Near-By; Ten Kinds of Women Slackers
July 25, 1918, p.5. Items of Interest to Local People
August 1, 1918, p.7. News of Illinois
August 8, 1918, p.5. Items of Interest to Local People
August 15, 1918, p.1. Crystal Lake Editor Raps Minister for Disloyalty; Be A Pershing Patriot
August 15, 1918, p.4. Fourth Liberty Loan; Ice Conservation Urged
August 15, 1918, p.5. Items of Interest to Local People
August 22, 1918, p.1. War Savings Stamp Drive to Be Continued; Threshing Methods Unjust Says Advisor
August 22, 1918, p.3. Must Discourage Buying Luxuries
August 29, 1918, p.1. Local Red Cross Chapter Works for Soldiers Only; A Patriotic Entertainment; No Sunday Pleasure Trips; Patriotic Services Are Well Attended
September 5, 1918, p.1. Barrington's Quota $175,000; A Treat For All At The Patriotic Entertainment; Wheatless Days Are Over For Americans; Red Cross Receives $350.00
September 5, 1918, p.3. Hints to Housewives
September 5, 1918, p.4. Egg Waste Alarming
September 5, 1918, p.5. Items of Interest to Local People
September 12, 1918, p.1. New Sugar Card System; The Fourth Liberty Loan; Another Autoless Sunday is Duly Observed in Barrington
September 12, 1918, p.5. Items of Interest to Local People
September 12, 1918, p.7. News Nuggets from Illinois
September 19, 1918, p.1. It Is An Obligation of Citizenship To Subscribe for Bonds
September 26, 1918, p.1. Complete Plans For Fourth Liberty Loan; Save all Fruit Pits; News of the Boy Scouts; Belgium Needing Clothing
September 26, 1918, p.5. Items of Interest to Local People
September 26, 1918, p.7. State News
October 3, 1918, p.1. Club Will Open October 16; Let's Go "Over the Top" in Ten Days
October 3, 1918, p.4. The Blue Triangle On Babel's Tower
October 3, 1918, p.5. Items of Interest to Local People
October 3, 1918, p.8. Public Collecting Fruit Pies For Soldiers' Gas Masks
October 10, 1918, p.1. Don't Disappoint Our Boys Now in France
October 10, 1918, p.4. A Bit Of Home Within The Camp
October 17, 1918, p.1. Liberty Loan Quota Almost Subscribed
October 17, 1918, p.3. Illinois State News
October 17, 1918, p.5. Items of Interest to Local People
October 24, 1918, p.1. Patriotic Citizens Put Fourth Loan Over
October 24, 1918, p.3. Illinois State News
October 24, 1918, p.5. Items of Interest to Local People; Extract Materials for Munitions
October 24, 1918, p.7. Proud Record of Red Cross
October 31, 1918, p.1. Christmas Boxes for Soldiers Should Be Ready By November 11
October 31, 1918, p.5. Items of Interest to Local People
November 14, 1918, p.1. Barrington Goes Wild Over Huns' Surrender; Fill them Out, You Bet; United War Work Campaign Will End Monday; Cuba Raises Quota
November 14, 1918, p.4. When Preparedness Counted; Our Saved Food Fed The Allies
November 14, 1918, p.5. Items of Interest to Local People
November 14, 1918, p.8. The Western Front At Home
