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Newspaper

Freeport Daily Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1908

Page

9

Sheldon Attacks Saloons in Local Option Speech

Hon H L Sheldon of Champaign spoke at the First Presbyterian church predicting wide local option gains next Tuesday. He argued no inherent right to sell liquor, noted saloon taxes hurt, cited Champaign and Danville figures, and urged voters to act not by chance but by not by my vote.

H. L. Sheldon Champaign Illinois First Presbyterian Church Sly Pattison Sheldon J. R. Jackson Freeport Supreme Court of the United States Gladstone Supreme Court Champaign County Sangamon Chicago Hoopeston Urbana Danville Pyes Hale Johson Mem S.S.S S.S. S THE Swift Specific CO Atlanta Gaa

Cure of Eczema via Cuticura Remedies

Anabel Wilson of North Branch Michigan recalls childhood eczema covering her face and scalp. After consulting a physician she used Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment and was entirely cured, with no recurrence since. The note is dated October 20 1907.

Misa Anabel Wilson North Branch Mich

Itching Cured by Cuticura Remedies

Patient suffered six months with widespread itching and rashes, tried other treatments with no relief, then used Cuticura Remedies bought for seventy five cents and saw itching disappear in three days. Endorsed by J. W. Bloom a Holloway Michigan telegraphist, with a nationwide guarantee and product details.

Potter Drug & Chem Orp Sole Props Boston Muss

Will Speak To Men

Father Vaughan comes to Freeport for a men only lecture at 3 p.m. in the Grand Opera house. The Civic League promotes his address titled The Destroyer addressing the liquor question with his famed eloquence and magnetic presence.

The Civic League Father Vaughan Freeport

Heads of Families to Decide Issue

The Freeport civic issue centers on liquor control with Walther College leader A O Leutheusser endorsing legislation allowing communities to regulate saloons. rental reductions sweep downtown as properties retreat from the market while Jacksonville reports steady business and housing demand amid changes.

Freeport Walther College Landeck St. Louis Civic League of A. O. Leutheusser

Supreme Court Rules Voters May Cast Township Ballot After Moving

Illinois Supreme Court decision filed February 21, 1907 holds a voter who has resided in the state for a year and in the township for 30 days may vote at a township election even if they moved within the township within 30 days. The ruling clarifies precinct movement limits and notes the ruling applies only to township elections.

Illinois Supreme Court Martin Delaney Peter Markiswisz Supreme Court Ilinois

How to Avoid Appendicitis Through Constipation Relief

The piece promotes Oring Laxative Fruit Syrup as a remedy for chronic constipation to prevent appendicitis. It claims the syrup stimulates the liver and bowels, restores natural bowel function, and is mild to take, urging readers to refuse substitutes.

Oring Orino J. Moogk and Wain Junekutz

Local option struggle cited with saloon fixtures in Jacksonville

The Jacksonville Courier reports March 24 that conditions are exaggerated as 27 of 31 vacant buildings were used for saloons amid a local option fight. A circulated Edmonds article claims many empty rooms and reduced rent point to saloon influence, detailing 20 empty business rooms and 100 empty dwellings while awaiting a Supreme Court ruling.

Square Lohman West State Street Peerless Henry Henry's Place Bruce Piano Company Penny Arcade Joseph Fernandes McKinley North Main North Main Street The Courier Public Square Bretness East State Street Jacksonville Jacksonville Courier John Hdmonds Lincoln News- Herald Homanhds Edmonds Supreme Court Jenson Brothers Orth

Parisian Sage Promised to Kill Dandruff Germs

A barber from New York and a Springfield Mass barber promote Parisian Sage as a cure for dandruff and a restorer for hair. They claim it stops falling hair, cures dandruff, darkens gray hair, and stops scalp itching with a money back guarantee.

New York Springfield Mass Geo A. Stiltz Main Street Wm. FF Jungkunz Wm. Fef Giroux Mfg. Co Buffalo N.Y

Young People to Rally at First M E Church

The Union Young People's meeting at the First M E church tomorrow evening draws strong interest with plans for good talks and music. An orchestra will assist singing and perform selections, with an open discussion led by A Hi Williams. The gathering starts at six o'clock.

Union Young People M. EK A. Hi. Willinms Gocloek

Prominent Visitors and Callers Stop by Freeport

A parade of residents and visitors stopped in Freeport today including G B Turneaure from Orreston N Robinson from Lanark Adam Krape from Lena C Kleckner from Lanark Colt W H Glasgow from Warren J M O Donnell from Rockton Misa Helen Farber from Monroe L C Hoffman from Madison C H Cathonet from Urbana H F Schell from Durand Mr and Mrs A W Jackson from Orangeville Miss Florence Cramer from McConnel l C F Crawson from Bloomington Harry M M Wherry from Racine Mr and Mrs William Diveley from McConnell John E Bollman from Rockford and F P Fisher from Warren who attended the funeral of Mrs George W Shippy.

G. B. Turneaure Orreston N. Robinson Lanark Freeport Adam Krape Lena C. Kleckner Colt W. H. Glasgow Warren J. M. O'Donnell Rockton Misa Helen Farber Monroe L. C. Hoffman Madison C. H. Cathonet Urbana H. F. Schell Durand A. W. Jackson Orangeville Florence Cramer McConenell Trienda C. F. Crawson Bloomington Harry MM. Wherry Racine William Diveley McConnell John E. Bollman Rockford F. P. Fisher George W. Shippy

Notice to settle accounts at First National Bank

As I depart Freeport I leave my accounts at the First National Bank. Parties owing me are requested to call at the bank and settle. 42d1w Frank S. Trickry.

Freeport First National Bank Frank S. Trickry

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