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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1908
Page
2
Wheat contains indigestible cellulose. What we do to the flour in the making saves you trouble in the baking. Made by
A short anecdote notes that Baby Florence, upset at being denied a visit to her ailing little cousin, questions the reason but, in a clipped speech, says she seldom takes the 'meables' as explained by adults, in a lighthearted Lippincott style vignette.
Notice to citizens of Freeport Township Stephenson Illinois that the annual meeting and election will be held Tuesday April 7. Elections open 7 am to 5 pm at listed precincts. Officers to elect include supervisor assistants town clerk assessor collector justice of the peace and constable. Meeting begins 2 pm at Precinct 1 Geo Shaffer store to hear reports and set expenses. Question: Shall this town become Anti-Saloon territory. LV LVUS.
Leon Krohn, a Freeport native, serves aboard the battleship Missouri in the Pacific fleet under Admiral Evans. He describes the ship, its 16 483 ton weight and twenty guns, and recounts stops at Porto Spain Trinidad Rio de Janeiro Puenta Arenas Magdalena Bay and plans toward Melbourne Sidney Manila Yokohama and the Suez run. He notes a recent accident when a gun muzzle blew off during target practice and includes vivid observations of Callao Peru and other ports.
Amusing and dramatic notes mark Zangwill's Nurse Marjorie staged by Eleanor Robson. The plot follows a rising English statesman under eye surgery and a patrician masquerade as a fish emporium mistress daughter. The cast pleases, with strong wit and social satire throughout.
An old time sales notice claims Vinol strengthens aging bodies by toning digestion and building red blood. It emphasizes cod liver oil elements, added iron, and a money back guarantee from yyrenn Emmert, a Freeport druggist.
C P Guenther & Co at the corner of Galena avenue and Galena street advertises Hindipo the new nerve tonic and vitalizer. They guarantee satisfaction or full refund if it does not benefit the user, urging trials for nervous debility insomnia and restored vitality.
An item notes Spring Winds affecting skin and suggests Pinesalve Carbolized as a poultice for cuts sores burns and chapped skin. It also lists a solo by H. J. Moogk and C. P Guenther.
La Crosse April 1 President Mollis insists the league will play games in Milwaukee to benefit clubs financially. Milwaukee games set for July 6 25 and 26 with matchups in Madison Wausau and Freeport. Local fans fear Sunday games may shift attendance and trigger protests. May 7 opening day aims for a regionwide half holiday as the circuit prepares a post season series after September 3.
The Stephenson County Abstract Office records recent property transfers. Heirs of Joseph Wertz convey 40 acres and a lot in Rock Run. Charles M. Bowers sells to Rebecca J. Rote for 6800 dollars and to Simon P. Rote for 6000. Bernard Janssen transfers land in Loran for 16800. Catherine H. Dietz to A J Wales for 800. Kruckenberg to Beal for 1000. Mary A. Gore to John A. Gore for ?. Conrad Pielkemeier to John Tielkemeier for 10200. Henry A. Potthast to David Tielke for 10000. Frederick Redmer to Ruth Cook for 1400. Mary A. Lottte Brusekros to Fred Brusekros for 5600. Fred Brusekros to C H Boning for 38000. Anthony Doll to Catherine Mar.
Sultan Timur died and several births and deaths are noted including William Harvey born and Edward Hyde Cornbury dying in London. Prince Otto von Bismarck born and Edward A Sothern born, while John Milton governed Florida and Canada adopts a three cent postage rate. Battles and campaigns with Abdul forces are referenced along with local civic notes and upcoming court duties in Freeport.
Brigadier General Sir James Willcocks, who just concluded the little war against the Zakka Khets in India, is celebrated on his 51st birthday. Born April 1, 1857, he grew up in India as his father commanded there and the family lived in Delhi. During the mutiny, the boy was sent to the hills while his father fought with the forces in station.
Montreal resident Mrs. Jean Baptiste recounts a 25 year battle with eczema on her leg. She reports high relief after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills, noting skin regeneration within two months and long term cure lasting over seven years. She praises medical disbelief and recommends Cuticura to others.
Transfer records show Wright to Lermira Daner ick for part lot sv in Winslow for 1.460 dollars. Hiarry CC Boeke to Barret B F Lattig for lot 7 block 5 Mayer and Becley addition for 000 dollars. William Mekdhiney to Peter Wolf for lot 7 block Dakota for 400 dollars.
Freeport Commandery No TK WW will be officially inspected tonight by A Mills of Decatur grand warder of the grand commandery of Illinois. event highlights a formal ceremonial review and leadership presence.
Guaranteed 50 cent remedy for piles. Ready to use with one application relieves and heals. Sold by H Moogk and C P.
Promote relief for babies and tired mothers with Cuticura Ointment and associated products. Claims soothing baths, gentle applications, and a skin cure with Cuticura lines. Advertises drug company catalog and free Cuticura Book on skin disease.
The advertisement promotes Pineules with a 30 days trial for $1.00 and claims relief from back pain and rheumatic aches. It markets benefits for kidneys and bladder, suitable for all ages, with a money-back guarantee. Sold by H. J. Moogk and C. P. Guenther.
Eleroy March 30 report of local visits and sickness. Hartman family of Freeport called on M M Shippy. Staderman’s son is very sick. Wade Moore rode to Lena. Hageman family of Milwaukee visited F H Biesemeier. Ethel Miller and sister visited relatives in Afalkey. Meyers Bros employ men on the elevator. Clara Mideke of Freeport visited Leona Mideke. A temperance program was held at Sunday school led by Mrs FE Richard.
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