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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1905
Page
7
A reflective piece recalls John A. Logan and the final review of veterans. Soldiers chant Morituri te salutant as they pass, honoring gallant chiefs, war banners, and comrades fallen. The old guard, bronzed and travel weary, salutes earthly chieftains and the honored dead in a somber tribute.
General passenger agent Hateh of the Illinois Central railroad urges travelers bound south of the Ohio river to obtain a clean bill of health from local boards. He says such certificates prevent confusion and annoyance and that southern authorities are strict about yellow fever regulations. Illinois Central agents are instructed to advise passengers to secure health certificates before traveling south.
Rev Potgeter of Dubuque will move to Forreston Illinois to take a call from the Reformed church there with his family. He has served the First German Presbyterian church and the German Presbyterian Theological Seminary and is regarded as a strong worker. His friends in Dubuque are pleased with the new appointment.
Medical science proclaims a hay fever cure using Hyomei with experiments showing prevention after weeks of use and instant relief plus possible permanent cure. It contrasts with ineffective stomach dosing and climate changes, claiming home treatment offers a mountain climate like White Mountains. The complete Hyomei outfit costs $1 with extra bottles at 50 cents, sold by Wm. Bp. Jungkanz who offers refunds if not satisfied.
J Stanley Browne editor of the Rockford Star has been named the minority member of the state civil service board by Governor Deneen. The board also includes James A Willoughby of Belleville and Wim B Moulton of Chicago.
Mrs. John A. Young of Clay New York suffered neuralgia in the liver and stomach and a weak heart, unable to eat. She found quick relief and cure in Electric Bitters, a medicine for weak women. Sold under guarantee by Joseph Emmert, druggist. Also a sale on tan and canvas shoes by Wim. O. Wright & Co., 25 percent off.
The thirty fourth annual report of the Illinois Railroad and Warehouse Commission highlights rising capital for new lines and track improvements, widespread block signals, and steady prosperity. It notes high main track mileage, no steam railroads under receivers, and increasing costs with rising freight tonnage and modest drops in dividend payout. The report urges accurate newspaper reporting and cooperation between railroad officials and the press to avoid sensationalism.
Officers and employees of the Illinois Central Railroad are urged by J. T. Harahan to keep the press informed on matters of public interest. The circular stresses maintaining community relations, coordinating with local officials, and reporting events that affect the company, especially for distant agents.
Oshkosh rallied with two earned runs in the eighth to defeat Freeport 2 to 1 after Freeport led off the inning with a single run. Oshkosh hitters posted more hits, while Warner and Moore contributed for Oshkosh and Scott and Killian for Freeport in a tight Wisconsin battle on August 1 in Oshkosh.
In Wausau on August 1 Belair edged the local team 1 to 0 with goals from He and O'Brien Moore and Buckwater contributing to the win. In Green Bay LaCrosse defeated Green Bay 2 to 1 with batteries Cole and Voxts for Belair and Rosinski and vonnors for Green Bay.
Warren couple Edna L. Rowe and Raleigh Swarts wed in Rockford at the county courthouse with Justice J. G. Manlove officiating. Attendants Lenora Vandervoort and Ernest L. Opie, both of Warren, joined the ceremony amid a Warren Sunday school excursion. Swarts works in the Butte Neb county clerk's office. the match surprised local friends.
Japanese Social hosted by Mrs Harvey Uobeso and Mrs Harris Sheetz for the Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of Van Brocklin at a home five miles west of Freeport on Pearl City road Friday evening August 4. Program includes readings, recitations, songs, a Japanese tea, and refreshments. Participants include Mrs 0 B Warner, Vernon Sheets, Mrs Wm Sehoust, Hattie Moore, Rev Co J Miller, and Elsie Walter. acts feature “Well It Again” and “Jack and the Japs” with Japanese themes and the National Anthem Kimigayo.
Norfolk resident C. Rivenbark Jr reports a severe knee burn healed without a scar by Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The ad touts its wound healing properties and sells 25 cents at Joseph Emmert's drugstore. The Daily Journal offers city delivery for 10 cents weekly.
Henry Chadwick of Brooklyn, aged eighty one, is hailed as the Father of Baseball for shaping the sport into the national game. He popularized reports in major papers, helped form youth and state associations, and guided rule changes while remaining active in journalism and advocacy for baseball’s integrity.
Burglars raided Davis and nearby Durand and Winnebago Jim towns, breaking rear windows to enter N Endes blacksmith shop E R Ditzler drug store Ira Vore tailor J M Caldwell hardware Schlamp Bollman saloon and post office They took 3 to 4 dollars in cash two revolvers three boxes of cartridges and a pair of shoes Merchants fear more burglaries as lone gang targets local businesses in this August incident.
An ad links pimples and dull eyes to bodily imbalance and promotes Dr Caldwell's Laxative Lymp Pepsin as a remedy. It claims chances of restoring complexion if digestion and organs function well, urging purchase through druggists and specific sellers.
Regular readers of the Journal should arrange summer delivery to a new address. The Journal will be mailed nationwide at no extra charge and will be updated as often as needed while subscribers are away. KF J Burdett piano tuner accepts orders at Brown & Dorlmeyers or any music store by phone.
Reliable agent wanted to represent Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company of Milwaukee in Hightman county. Only one willing to work need apply. Address in Rockford, IL care of Masonic People. Victor B. Fein, 72d Ave.
An entirely new first class cash register is for sale at a great bargain. Call and see it offered by Brown and Dollmeyer.
The article surveys foulard silk dresses and accessories, detailing pale blue and white check designs, bolero tops, and lace yokes. It notes the trend toward richer hems, cords, and stiffening, with varied gowns featuring blue, green, and rose accents, hats, and decorative braids.
A detailed description describes a brimmed hat with a crown near the back. The band forms a right side junction with a four-loop bow and enamel slides. The brim turns at the back, blue ostrich tips are gathered, and a white tip curls over the side.
August events include county soldier reunion in Winslow, FAW social in Adning and Washington, Oakdale campmeeting, Lena vampmeeting, River side park campmeetings, Old Settlers reunion at Cedar, and Taylor day celebration. Grand Opera House listings show Winningur Bros and multiple August shows including The Holy City and Pol ly Primrose with dates through September, plus a train of theater titles and matinees.
Pills promise cures for indigestion poisons from food with a money back guarantee. Local drugstore sells King’s New Life Pills for 25 cents. Also a clearance sale on tat and canvas shoes at WM Wright & Co. Summer tourist rates to Wisconsin and Northwest resorts via the North Western Line with literature available from W B Kniskern Chicago. Umbrellas repaired by S Ryan at 87 Galena Street.
For sale the residence of the late BP HR Murphy on Liberty street. Modora house with rooms bath watercloset gas and furnace East front. Street being paved. Town suitable for railroad map and convenient to rotage house and business district. Price negotiable. Oo F Hildrete.
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