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Freeport Daily Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1908

Page

5

Heads of Families to Decide Issue in Drinking Plague

A civic league report cites widespread abuse linked to alcohol, detailing cases from Freeport and Fort Wayne. It describes wives beaten, children harmed, and families ruined as men waste wages on drink, with accounts from Miss Ida A. Green and local incidents of arrest for cruelty and neglect.

The Civic League Freeport Ida A. Green Associated Charities of Washington, D. C Charity Growler

Lineup of Canners Sets Freeport Baseball Board Meeting

Freeport baseball Association directors meet tomorrow afternoon to discuss current player list led by President Rodemeyer. Revised roster includes Schoonhoven at second, Barlow at first, Fiske at short, Harrod at third, Stark and Forsythe as catchers, Forsyth, Darrah, Scott, Ducker, Barry, Giffen, Rause, Cummings and Limoges as pitchers, and McNellis, Ireland, Dick, Lock, Frain, Overacre and Driscoll as fielders. Giffen is a new pitcher. Schoonhoven expects to attend later this week.

Freeport Baseball Association Rodemeyer Freeport Schoonhoven Barlow Fiske Short Harrod Stark Forsythe Forsyth Darrah Scott Ducker Barry Giffen Rause Cummings Limoges McNellis Ireland Lock Frain Overacre Driscoll

Trial Record Recounts McDaniel Dynamite Claims

The testimony details McDaniel and Archie Small over dynamite found in a Basswood school house during 1906. Archie's motives, threats, and admissions are alleged, with references to hearings in Justice Goddard court. Clarno and others testify about August 1906 events and related arrangements for a horse sale and school construction.

Bowers Place Jeavinssite Clarno Daniel Totein Bowers Wis Monroe Cruste Wells Archie Small Basswood Drago Mr. Heike Small Newton Small Archie McDaniel Justice Goddard Louis Miller McConnell

Annual report of Freeport town supervisor details aid and finances

The supervisor reports receipts of 21995.81 with 13163.40 on hand, expenditures 11232.41, and asserts careful economy. He notes 265 persons assisted, with many previously self reliant recipients aided without requests. Beneficiaries able to work were required to do so. no one in need was left unfed or unaided. Signed by John Bauser Jr, Town Supervisor.

Freeport John Bauscher, Jr

Deafness Cure Advertisement Offers $100 Reward

Deafness cannot be cured by local applications due to inaccessible diseased ear tissue. Only constitutional remedies help. Catarrh and inflammation of the mucous lining can cause deafness, but Hall's Catarrh Cure claims to cure these cases. A $100 reward is offered for any deafness caused by catarrh that cannot be cured, with circulars available.

Hall Cheney Tae

Majestic screens Naples to Vesuvius and The Hostage

The Majestic will show a triple bill tomorrow afternoon and evening including Naples to Vesuvius, a scenic route from Naples to Vesuvius with selected views, and The Hostage a western frontier story. The photography is praised for clear, precise action and detailed scenery.

Majestia Majestic Naples Vesuvius

Cull the Belgian at Enterprise barn Saturdays

Cull the Belgian weighing 1600 lbs will stand at the Enterprise barn every Saturday and the rest of the week at Taylor's park. Cul is a finely built animal of good bone attractive and good actor. For terms inquire of Adam Kompfel corner Hancock and Taylor avenue or at Taylor's barn.

Enterprise Barn Taylor's Park Adam Kompfel Hancock and Taylor Avenue Taylor's Barn

Fragmentary trial notes on farm visit and damaged school fence

The account describes multiple visits around August 1906 involving McDaniel Clarno and Melvin Bowers about a sick horse, with telephone warnings to summon a veterinary doctor. It records witness statements placing McDaniel at various locations and dates, mentions August 28 1906 and August 30 calls, and notes fence damage at the north end of the school lot after July 27 1906, including explosions at the new school walls.

Miller McDaniel McConnell Clarno Melvin Bowers Charles Barron Afolkey Frank Schram

School to Delay Opening and Teacher Changes News

The board of education met in the public library last evening and announced schools would reopen Monday at 8 30. Miss Irene Truesdell resigned, Miss Alice Meyers elected to fill the vacancy, and Miss Lillian Grant was granted leave to travel to California for health reasons.

Board of Education Public Library Bergman Irene Truesdell First Ward Alice Meyers Lillian Grant

Electric Bitters Restored My Health Says Mill Creek Man

Nine years ago I was run down and life hung by a thread. A druggist recommended Electric Bitters. I bought a bottle and got what I needed strength. One foot in the grave, now well ever since. Sold under guarantee at Joseph Emmert's drug store. 650c.

Mr. C. Farthing Mill Creek Electric Bitters Joseph Emmert

Back in the Harness Again Jacob Billig to Open Restaurant

Jacob Billig a well known restaurateur plans a new venture at 88 Stephenson Street. The dining area includes twenty four four seat tables in the main room and nine two seat tables plus three private booths. E H Volbroth of Chicago is chef. Dinners on weekdays priced at 25 cents.

Jacob Billig Stephenson Street Oan Agate Billig Freeport E. H. Volbroth Chicago Volbroth Omaha Boston

Sibley Jr. Visits Home From Chicago Stop in Sioux City

W E Sibley Jr arrived for a short visit with his parents Mr and Mrs W E Sibley on his way home from Chicago to Sioux City.

W.E. Sibley, Jr W. E. Sibley Chicago Sioux Ly

What Shall We Have for Dessert Try JELL O

Advertisement extols JELL O as an instant, economical dessert that blends flavor and sweetness perfectly. It promises easy preparation with boiling water and cooling, claims seven flavors including lemon, orange, raspberry, strawberry, chocolate, cherry, and peach, and notes availability at grocers under Pure Food Laws.

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