Foster Forecasts May Drought to Hit Much of Nation
Forecasts warn of a great May drought across portions of the United States and Canada, with temperatures and rainfall varying by region. Storm waves, cool and warm spells, and dry periods are described, naming lines of rainfall change across the Midwest, Southeast, and West, and noting Chicago temperature forecasting plans and future chart use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Pacific Coast
Rockies
Great Central Valleys
Rockies Country
Minneapolis
Kansas City
San Antonio
Atlanta
New Orleans
United States
Canada
Great Corn Belt
Great Central
Nockies Country
St. Paul
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Washington
New York
Pennsylvania
Jacksonville
Key West
Pacific States
Drauth
Chicago
Foster
Teachers Meet in Rockford
Fifteen hundred teachers gather in Rockford for the Northern Illinois Teachers association convention with flag decorated streets. Sessions open at First Congregational and State Street Baptist churches feature papers on classroom methods libraries child study and education. Mayor Brown delivers welcome. Professor Frederick Starr speaks on the origin of number as the program closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
Nelson Hotel
First Congregational Church
Charles McMurray
Normal
F. A. Kendall
Naperville
State Street Baptist Church
Charles H. Pharber
Chicago Univerity
Eschainman
Fabooe
Wosmedhey
Chi
Brown
DJ. M. Piper
Oregon
Frederick N. Starr
Chicago University
The Vital Organs and Mortar Kidneoids Remedy
An advertisement extols Mortford's Kidneoids as the supreme kidney remedy. It claims to revive weakened kidneys, prevent failure, and cure kidney overwork effects. The text urges readers about overwork, exposure, and indiscretions harming kidneys, touting nationwide availability and sample pricing.
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Morrow
Mankfort
Moattioy
Drinkites
Mercrow
Yoocenance
Morrows
Hy de Mawes Ely Og Et
Colonel Lawler Acknowledged for Spanish Fight Offer
Was nixatox April 80 report states Colonel Thomas G. Lawler of Rockford, a former GALR commander in chief, offered to serve with Secretary Alver to fight the Spanish. He is said to have his offer accepted on the spot and will receive a commission as colonel, possibly brigadier general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FW. Keator
D. I. Graham
Freeport
McCaughtry
Hutte Barton Kerlin
Ogie County Indorses James Wilson at Fleet Convention
In Crecox UK on April 20 the Ogie County fleet convention endorsed James Wilson a former three term minority representative. Delegates were elected to state and congressional conventions. no county ticket was to be fielded. Resolutions backed the 1806 Democratic platform, denounced the state administration, and condemned the legislature’s special session.
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Crecox
Ogie County Fleet
James Wilson
Y M C A Opening in Freeport Town Hall
The Y M C A opened with a program at the parents' home setting, led by Rev. J H Keagle as general secretary. Speakers included Rev B R Shultze and A M Bruner, praising the organization and its benefits to youth, with music by the Freeport Cornet Band and a male quartet.
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Runner
D. F. Graham
Geo. Ford
Geo. Ennenga
Henry Hillmer
Geo. Lubbers
Jerry Hecht
H.G. McCulloch
G. 1S
Palmer
W. H. Thoren
Jordan
J. H. Keagle
Trinity Church
Freeport Cornet
B. R. Shultze
Messrs
Boyer
Ford
Symmonds
Keagle
H. EF. Aspinwall
Springfield
Freeport
A.M. Bruner
YY. M.C. A
Iid
Railrondo
Railroat Y. Alcl A
J.D. McCinghtry
VY. M.C. Avaud
Heo
Gorn Deere
Bidwell
Waltom
Advertised Letter List and Misc Health Ads
Advertisement list shows letters remaining for week ending April 80 at Freeport post office with names including Bellman Mrs D, Ferry, Emma W, Geo J Coons, H Etterbach, W 2B Satz, Albert Kuhlman, Bert Morgan, Walter Simpson, Rev Alexander Tape, Rev H W VanAtta, George Woodruff, Freeman Warner. Also various health cure notices and outdated postal notes populate the page, citing One Minute Cough Cure, Foley's Kidney Cure, DeWitt's Little Early Risers, Foley’s Honey and Tar, and references to Fur prices and world population data. Postmaster S DL Atkins signs the notice.
Up-to-date Traveling on the New Pennsylvania Limited
Passengers learn near perfection in railway facilities as the New Pennsylvania Limited runs daily from Chicago Union Station to New York. Excursions for homeseekers depart on the first Tuesday in May and on the third Tuesday in May and June. Rates are two dollars above one fare round trip with service to the south southwest west and northwest. Ghent, Western Agent Pil, at the Brewster House, offers information and answers questions.
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New
Pennsylvania Limited
Perfection Point
New York
Chicago Union Station
H. Ke Drnina
ALG
Agt
Ads
Clark St
Chicago
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Ghent
Pil
Brewster House
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Thomas
Emmert & Burrell
Rome
Christ
Julius Casar
Rhine
Trajan
Danube
Eimert & Barrell
Taylor's Park
Audiuo
W. BL Ott
Northern Illinois Association
Ogle County
Democrats
H. Monk
Swarts & Fleck
China
Prometheus
Cooki
Catia
Baek Dooean
Pieter
Piever
Sivspepsig
Werkdbover
Lak
Marsh Kryder
Steneieuk Si
Mikine
Y.M.C. A
R. J. Warren
Pleasant Brook
N. Y
Jerusalem
DeWitt
C. P. Guenther
H. J. Moogk
Aat RD
Bellman
D. Ferry
Deal Reed
Emma W
H. J. Moogh
England
King’s Guard of
Yeomien
Foley
He J. Moogk
Swarts & Wreck
Australasia
FH. J. Moogh
Guenther
H. Jd. Moogh
Bunnert & Burrell
Bignature
Illinois R. Streator
H. W. Rowzey
Syqurtiicg
California Fig Syrup CO
San Francisco
Cal
Louisville
Alaska
New Empire Line
Ohio
Tudlana
Seattle
ST. Michael
Yukon
Dawson City
Yukon River
Pagas Ross
Empire Transportation CO
First Ave
Wash
International Navigation Company
la Salle Street
Ill
99C
Galena St
Baronius
Byers & McCutchen
Siidwly
Henry Hilberg
Stephenson and
Chicago Sts
Nieman & Dreyer
Anzeiger
Henry H
Ilberg
Freeport, Th
Price Syren Geeatl Bey
Appleman
Williams House
Edinborough
London
Berlin
Paris
Appleton
W. C. Jencks
J. H. Reneke
Galena and
van Buren Streets
The
Freeport Light & Fuel Co
Stephenson St
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W. H. Gilbert & Brother
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