Death closes life of prominent man
A prominent man died after illness, with a life spent in newspapers and local business. He attended public and high school, worked for the Pioneer Press in St Paul, and later at Carling Brothers restaurant. Surviving relatives include his parents and four siblings. Funeral held at Mechanic street home with Rev Bergman officiating. interment in city cemetery. Pallbearers listed were Al Nettle, Frank Groshans, Henry Kleinschultz, Charles Kruger, William Lehman, and H. Kluth.
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Toy
St. Paul
Pioneer Press
Carling Brothers
Twin Cities
Alfred
George
Margaret
Florence
Charley Herbig
Mechanic Street
Mr. Bergman
City Cemetery
al Nettle
Frank Groshans
Henry Kleinschultz
Charles Kruger
William Lehman
H. Kluth
Euterpeans Meet With Miss Louise Morgan
The Euterpeans convened with Miss Louise Morgan for a short business meeting and closing recital. Plans for the McDowell memorial program were discussed and assigned to committees, with Rubenstein and Kullak discussed as program topics under Miss Morgan’s charge.
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Euterpeans
Louise Morgan
McDowell Memorial
Rubenstein
Kullak
Miss Morgan
Centennial Notes: Local Visits and School Updates
Core Witte visits Freeport relatives for a week while Bessie Bechtold returns from Stockton after visiting her sister Mrs. Henry Berg. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Koertner call on relatives, Jr. Pp. Du Vall returns from South Chicago, the German M. E. Sunday school plans an Easter program, and Centennial school adds new seats today.
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Centennial
Core Witte
Freeport
Bessie Bechtold
Stockton
Henry Berg
W. A. Koertner
Pp. du Vall
South Chicago
M. E
New Pure Food and Drug Law Exemption Claimed for Foley’s Honey and Tar
The announcement states Foley's Honey and Tar cough remedy is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug Law because it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. It is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults, attributed to H. J. Moogk and Wine FL Jungkunz.
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Foley
H. J. Moogk
FL Jungkunz
Indiana Republicans back tariff revision and local option
Indiana Republicans at Indianapolis state convention unify around Charles Warren Fairbanks for president with a platform favoring local option by county units and pressing for tariff revision through a special session after the fall elections. Fairbanks’s letter argues timely revision to avoid economic stress and warns of cross-party struggles over control of Congress and tariff policy.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Indiana
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Congress
Charles W. Fairbanks
United States
Jesse Overstreet
Overstreet
Committee On
House of Representatives
Senate
Revision of tariff schedules before inauguration
The letter argues revising the tariff laws after the coming election, not after the new administration, to reduce uncertainty and restore business activity. It urges revision along protective lines by those firmly in the protective faith, noting many schedules need no change and urging cautious, well-founded modifications to aid American industry, labor, and capital. Signed Charles W. Fairbanks.
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Congress
Republican Party
Urthermore
Charles W
Baileyville social notes and local transfers
Baileyville March 8 index of community happenings notes property sale Henry Heller sold to Heye Wessels and will move to Allison to farm. Local births arrivals and visits include a baby girl for Mr. and Mrs. Dick Wilkins on March 20. Residents Swank and Gersbaugh from Forreston campaigned locally for supervisor and collector. Various moves, visits, and social events at Baptist Ladies Aid, with several townsfolk traveling to Freeport and Grundy Center.
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Baileyville
Henry Heller
Heye Wessels
Allison
Dick Wilkins
Messrs. Swank and Gersbaugh
Forreston
Mr. Long
Eva Steffa
Mt. Morris
Nettie Janssen
Misa Dena Roskam
Zaundahl
Freeport
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Baptist Church
John Dikkers
Ficher
Mr.Steffa
Ilva Steffa
Hio Schonhoven
Harper
Klaas Roskam
Mabelle Ryan
A. A.gieger
Kaney
Lewis Wolf
Edward Schonnhoven
Grundy Center
Mies Nettie Janssen
Hiram Stump
John Bucker
Peter Gieken
John Busker
Miss Lumka
Wisconsin visitor and local moves mark Winneshiek week
From Our Own Correspondent Winneshiek March 31 Mrs Lizzie Stubb and children from Wisconsin visited Wim Fischers home. Mr Beutton and family moved to Durand for a creamery job. School children enjoy a two weeks vacation. Mrs Guy Mitchell improving after illness with Drs Fair and Snyder attending. Mrs Mary Burnman ill. Mrs J M Lapp Rath and Ralph of Freeport visited friends. Miss Pearl Hake able to be around again.
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Winneshiek
Lizzie Stubb
Wisconsin
Wim, Fischers
Beutton
Durand
Guy Mitchell
J. M. Lapp
Rath
Ralph
Freeport
For Sale Items and Help Wanted Notices
Listing of horse and wagon, phaeton, and four-room bot on corner lot with delivery inquiries. Also seven-room house on Lincoln Ave with outbuilding for sale. Two girls wanted for dining room and chambermaids at Colvin House.
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Sehaeiter Ave
Hildreth
Ildiw
Colvin House
Golebu
Illinois Central fraud claims over Cairo and Dubuque bridges
The amended state bill in the Illinois Central suit alleges extensive omissions and fraud in semi annual statements showing 7 percent state receipts, targeting Cairo, Dubuque, and Dunleith bridge tolls. It cites improper toll practices, arbitrary earnings division, and no accounting for charter line profits or a Chicago to Dubuque haul, with millions improperly withheld since 1890.
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Cairo
Dunleith and
Dubuque
Mississippi
Castro Bridge
Ilinois Central Railroad Company
Chicago
Illinois Central
Whinvis Central
Mobile & Ohio
Dubbvayte
Bridge Companys
Chicago Dubuque
Railroad bill cites $15 million in back payments
A voluminous bill alleges the railroad owes the state about $15,000,000 in back payments for eating houses, restaurants, hotels and dining cars operated by the company. It notes $68,133 in rentals and no earnings paid to the state. If counsel does not object, a hearing is expected at the May term of LaSalle County circuit court.
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Springfield
March &1
Ilinois Central Railroad Company
Hinafis
Deneen
Executive Department
State Treasury
W. H H. Boys
Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Circuit Court
LaSalle County
Attorney General's Department
Boys
B. F. Lincoln
J. H. Widener
Ottawa
Twenty Year Health Sentence From Bucklen's Arnica Salve
O S Woolever of LeRaysville New York testifies after using Bucklen's Arnica Salve for twenty years to cure bleeding piles. The ad claims the salve heals sores boils wounds and cuts quickly and sells for 25 cents at Joseph Emmert's drug store.
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Bucklen
O. S. Woolever
LeRaysville
N.Y
Joseph Emmert
Passenger Falls From Train at La Salle Bridge
Joe McClure of El Paso Illinois fell from a southbound Missouri Central train yesterday afternoon at the La Salle bridge. He escaped serious injury, a point of wonder among the passengers.
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Joe McClure
el Paso
Minois Central
la Salle Bridge
ManZan Pile Remedy Sold In Collapsible Tube
Ready to use relief product advertised by H. J. Moogh and C. P. Guenther. One application soothes heals reduces inflammation relieves soreness and itching. Price fifty cents. Sold by the listed vendors.
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H. J. Moogh
Daily Journal Delivery Offer
The Daily Journal announces citywide delivery available for 10 cents a week, inviting readers to subscribe for home delivery across all parts of the city.
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the Daily Journal
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F. A. Read
Otto Wagner
Galena Street
Win Walton Neph
Wm.o. Wright & CO
Charles Herbig
the Cable Co. Pianos
Geo. A. Stemm
Opp
N. Y
Galena St
Jones
Bengstons
INDI
ANA Republicans
Cratic Congress
Ior
SALEA
Nat Enterprise Livery Barn
Dnquire
D. F. Grab
Pokes
Lincvoln Ave
Inquire la Lincoln
Volving
Dubu
Que and
Calro Bridges
Michigan Avenue
Scott
G. A. Rogers
Maslin Underwear
Brown & Dollmeyer
New York
Riley & Wheat
MW. J.young & Go
Galena Ave
S. Galena Ave
M. B. Marvin, Ag’t
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