Personal notices list residents' daily travel and visits
A. Parsons spends the day in Chicago. F. M. Gund transacts business in Chicago. Mrs. Massner returns to Brookville. A. H. Eisenhower conducts business at Mt. Carroll. Mrs. Dailey flies to Chicago. W. W. Smythe handles affairs at Byron. Miss Bessie Ellis visits Freeport relatives. M. J. Hanley travels to Elgin. Miss Beryle Bucher heads to Fairchild Wis for a week. Mrs. K. B. Mitchell returns from Minneapolis. B. F. Brubaker visits daughter in Indianapolis. Mrs. J. C. Markham visits Chicago. William Lichtenberger returns to Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Walton go to Cambridge Ohio. John Massner returns to Shannon. Mr. and Mrs. Pattison head to Squab Lake Wis. Mrs. Alice Reakitt visits then leaves for Detroit. William Rudisell returns to Brookville. Charles Karnell to Ganark for Mt. Carroll Lanark baseball. Miss Edna Ditzler, Miss Fern Lahre visit Savanna. Ada Walton leaves for Cambridge Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Schillinger return to Moline. Mrs. Addie Peck and Miss Ruth White with C. I. Roscoe visit Prospect terrace. Mrs. BE 1 Kuter and children depart for Shannon. Henry and Mrs. Roth attend funeral in Monroe. Rev. F. M. Davis leaves for Jamestown exposition. Mrs. Davis and Marion accompany to Fro Wayne Indian. Simon Hoefer family begin extended eastern trip via Toledo Buffalo New York Washington Jamestown exposition and Salona Pa.
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F. M. Gund
Chicago
Massner
Brookville
A. H. Eisenhower
Mt. Carroll
Eugene Dailey
W. W. Smythe
Byron
Bessie Ellis
Rockford
Freeport
M. J. Hanley
Elgin
Beryle Bucher
Fairchild
Wis
K. B. Mitchell
Minneapolis
Lake Minnetonka
B. F. Brubaker
Howard Figg
Indianapolis
J. C. Markham
William Lichtenberger
Douglas Pattison
Squab Lake
Wisconsin
Alice Reakitt
Allentown
George Blust
Detroit
Mich
William Rudisell
Charles Karnell
Ganark
Lanark
Ada Walton
Owoso
Thomas Walton
Cambridge
Ohio
Martin Schillinger
Moline
A.L. Clark
Lincoln Avenue
Addie Peck
Ruth White
Dowaginc
C. I. Roscoe
Roscoe
Prospect Terrace
Kuter
Aurora
C. Smith
Troquois Street
Shannon
Henry Roth
Monroe
Mr. Roth
Lewis Roth
Simon Hoefer
Toledo
Buffalo
New York
Washington
Salona
Buck-Jen Arnica Salve Endorsed by Bluff Businessman
C G Hays of Bluff Missouri urges that Buck-Jen s Arnica Salve is the quickest and surest healing salve for sores burns wounds or piles. He says he has used it and knows what he is talking about. Guaranteed by Joseph Emmert, druggist, 25 cents.
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C. G. Hays
Bluff, Mo
Buck- Jen
Joseph Emmert
Walnut Street Improvements Notice to Utility Owners
Notice to parties with water gas or sewer connections on Walnut Street to contact the assessor at once. Ambiguous names appear garbled but the action is to reach out regarding the street work and establish service responsibilities.
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Walnut
Gtfeng
GRAFT SUPREME IN PAUL FAIR'S TOWN
A long letter from Paul J. Pair describes life in Para Brazil and the Amazon port's commerce. He criticizes oppressive duties and gaping tariffs, notes tropical climate, local culture, and transport. He previews possible return to the United States, citing poor working conditions.
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Paul Fair
Discount urged at W. O. Wrights shoe store
A local promo news snippet promotes a 20 percent discount at W. O. Wrights shoe store. It encourages shoppers to visit the outlet for savings and mentions the sale period ending soon.
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W. O. Wright
Disch Hammers Home Hit In Canners Victory
Opportune batting sparked a splendid game for the Canners. Cassibone showed nerve by pitching against locals as lead grows in pennant chase.
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Cassibone
Freeport Dominates Madison as Canners Rally Past Senators
Freeport secures ninth win in ten as Cassibone takes mound against Madison Senators. Disch blasts two homers and drives in four as Freeportwide offense explodes with three doubles and a fielding gem by Cook.
Baseball box score and pitching notes for Freeport vs Madison
A fragmented box score records Freeport and Madison scoring and fielding details. Darrah and Warhop pitched with multiple batters, while Cassibone and Stark contributed hits and errors noted in the outdated summary.
Freeport Defeats Senators 4 1 In Sloppy Nine
Freeport capitalized on early errors by the Senators and won 4 to 1 behind Scott’s strong pitching. Grimes tossed eight innings for Freeport with support lacking in the first three frames as Ireland and company aided the visitors with baserunners and miscues. The Madison club cleaned up after the third, limiting Freeport to a lone run, while Schoonhoven and Delvin drove in key scorers to seal the contest.
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Darrah
Warhop
Madfeon
Shatth
Baker
Aboi
Lefste
Whitmore
Lang
Smith
Cook
Miller
Freeport
Madison
Barlow
Wapom
Cassibone
Pases
W. Prhop
Delvin
Stark
Tando Reptelen
Warhon Cansihon
Rye Hainti
Carsalbone
Cassihone
Hases
Fiske
Disch
Ireland
Schoonhoven
Casarbone
Senate
Wmpire—Anderson
Senators
Grimes
Madison Bunch
Bunch
Scott
Scotty
Sduaten
Irel Ind
An Piske
Risseeesee Eevee
Ot Stark
Esac Eee
Tor
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C.essees
AB. R. FE PO
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Rogers
Then
Shauh
Raker
Leiste
Grimes Ltd
Touble
Dish
Lehnenhoven
Sunday games elsewhere highlight Wisconsin baseball action
In Eau Claire La Crosse lost 4 to 2 after Bond muffed Moore's sixth inning throw. In Fond du Lac Oshkosh won with two runs in the seventh, while Green Bay beat Wausau 2 to 1 as Lang limited Green Bay to one hit.
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Caimes
Freeport
Madison
Eau Claire
la Crosse
Fond du Lac
Oshkosh
Green Bay
Wausau
L. Pet
Ava Oshkosh
I Eau Claire
Jean Claire
Wis
Bond
Moore
Mberly
Fond du Lac Beats Oshkosh In Low-Scoring Clash
At Fond du Lac on Saturday Oshkosh won 3 to 1 after three runs in three innings while Fond du Lac managed seven hits in four innings for one run. Green Bay edged Wausau 6 to 5 as Francis faltered in the sixth, a game marked by errors and miscues on both sides. Batteries listed for Oshkosh Zook and teammates. Green Bay used Miller and Pierces among others.
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Fond du Lac
Oshkosh
Wis
At. H. FE
Dou
Zook Ual Tsaeges Ean
Green Bay
Wausau
Francis
Woausiaa
UD Bea
Miller
Liasy
Pierces Francis
Parish
Oth
Eau Claire Rally Sparks Late Runs in Brief Win
In Eau Claire Wisconsin on a summer day the score stood 2 to 5 against Eau Claire in the eighth inning when Eau Claire tallied three runs on two singles and two doubles off Hastings. The rally closed the gap but left Eau Claire short of a comeback.
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Eau Claire
la Crosse
Wis
Aug. O
Hastings
Unclear scoreboard event involving Flynn and Batley
Fragmentary report notes Flynn contributing to a late score on a wild pitch for Hastings and Batley scoring the winning run. Mentions Medwitzky with three two baggers and a triple in multiple at bats. Details on teams La Crosse and Hau Claire appear jumbled with unreadable scores and names.
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Flynn
Hastings
Batley
Medwitzky
Freeport Baseball Schedule and Standings Update
Freeport leaves for Madison for three games against the Senators Monday to Wednesday, then opens a three game series in Green Bay on Thursday. La Crosse slumps after a loss to Lynch's Tigers, Hawley and Um pire Bush suspend after Eau Claire incident, Wausau rises to second place, and July 6 to today Freeport percent shifts from .660 to .662 with 18-9 in that span. About 2,700 attended the last LaCrosse Freeport games in this city.
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Freeport
Madison
Senators
Green Bay Batch
Baya
Oshkosh
Wausau
Fon du Lac
Canabers
Lynch
Tigers
Hawley
Killian
Bush
Eau Claire
la Crosse
A Crosse
Bi Pointe
Wadaie
Watson
Fergerson
Dixon Browns Defeat Crescents In Tight 4 3 Victory
Dixon Saturday afternoon edged the Crescents 4 to 3 as the Dixon Browns claimed the win. The local team, led by a 21 year old, features players with Wisconsin league experience including Blake from Belvidere and the Woodyatts who previously chased Wisconsin association opportunities. Young pitched well for the Crescents, allowing few hits and scattering them. The Crescents vow a rematch to settle the rivalry with a stronger showing.
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Dixon
Crescents
Dixon Browns
Browns
Wisconsin
Blake
Belvidere
Hall Claire
Woodyatts
Freeport White Sox rout Monticello on their grounds
Freeport White Sox defeated Monticello 8 to 1 yesterday on the lat ter's grounds. Harris pitched well and the Sox showed all around strong play. Lineup included E. Harris Calam Munda Dubs Waldecker A Grant D Grant Richter R Harris Cavannaugh opposed by Brodhead.
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Freeport White Sox
Monticello
Sox
Harris
E. Harris
Calam
Munda
Dubs
Waldecker
A. Grant
D. Grant
Richter
R. Harris
Cavannaugh
Brodhead
Burdetts Beat Shannon Independent 4–3 in Close Game
The Burdetts, an amateur ball team from the city, defeated Shannon Independent 4 to 3 Sunday afternoon in a closely contested contest.
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Burdetts
Shannon
Umpire Bush Is Released in Eau Claire
President Moll of the State league visited Eau Claire yesterday and today amid news that umpire Bush has been released. The events reflect changes in officiating leadership within the league and potential impacts on upcoming games.
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Bush
Eau Claire
Wis
Moll
State League
Game Tonight At Barlot's Park Twilight League Matchup
At Barlot's Park this evening the Twilight league brings together the Sant and Fuet M. E. teams for a baseball game.
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Barlot's Park
Sant and
Fuet M. E
Eau Claire Catcher Watson Marries Local Woman
Eau Claire August 4 catcher Watson of the Eau Claire team wed Misa Olga Grotte of the city last night in a small ceremony. The event unites two local sports figures. Watson plays behind the plate for Eau Claire while Grotte is from the area.
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Eau Claire
Catcher Watson
Misa Olga
Grotte
Jumped Boarders Apprehended In Rockford
Jack Nonning and his wife were arrested Saturday in Rockford by city officers and brought back to Freeport by Chief Henry Silk. They had been staying at the Colvin house and left town without paying their board bill. At a Saturday night hearing before Magistrate Bentley they were held to the grand jury under bonds of $40 each, which they could not furnish, and they settled the bill with Mr. Buffington of the Colvin house.
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Jack Nonning
Rockford
Henry Silk
Freeport
Nonning
Colvin House
Bentley
Grand Jury
Buffington
Bank Clerk Edward Selle Starts 325 Mile Walk to Springfield
Edward Selle a bank clerk from Freeport began a long distance walking outing. The Bloomington Journal notes he left Sunday for Springfield Illinois, a 325 mile trek described as a businessman's peculiar leisure. He is the subject of a local entertain overnight event hosted by Panta graph Bloomington promising coverage of his walk.
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Edward Salle
Springfield
Iil
Journal
Bloomington
Freeport
Edwin H. Selle
Highland Park Attracts Crowds Despite Threatening Weather
Large afternoon crowd at Highland Park yesterday faced weather threats that kept the evening turnout lighter. The park continues to grow in favor under Manager Youngs as he works to make it one of the west’s leading amusement destinations.
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Highland Park
Youngs
Adam Vogt Inspecting Henry Vogt Plant Enthusiastic
Adam Vogt secretary and treasurer of Henry Vogt Machine Co visited the city to inspect the Ice Plant installed for Artificial Ice and Cold Storage Co and expressed strong enthusiasm for his firm’s work.
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Adam Vogt
Henry Vogt Machine Company
Artificial
Market Quotations and Stockyard Prices Summary
Chicago board of trade closing quotations show Sept wheat at 61 1/2 cents, Sept corn 16 1/4, Sept oats 44 cents, Sept pork 18.42, Sept ribs 9.15, Sept lard 8 8.72. Union stock yards reports cattle 23,000 steady, beef prices 34.40 to 37.50, stockers and feeders 2.60 to 4.90, hogs 36,000 strong with light 6.05 to 6.50, mixed butchers 6.00 to 6.45, sheep 20,000 steady 3.50 to 5.75.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Board of Trade
Union Stock Yards
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International Typographical Union
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Edna Ditzler
James Lahre
Savanna
Fern Lahre
F. M. Davis
Jamestown Exposition
Para
Brazil
Eaditor Journal
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Parano
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West Indian
Bridgetown
Tut
Jehu
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Amazon
Mississippi
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Jesser
Do’ Clogk
Port Doetoy
Steamship Company
Cathedral
Alfondesa
Iossstown
United States
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Ivy
Mr. Pick
Erell
Mr. Cox
Tiedeman
Dr. Huber
Amazon Valley
Iowa
Museu
Tinois
Paul J. Pair
Freeports
Madison Senators
Lessie
University of Wisconsin South-Paw
Howdy
Smiley
Canners
Jack’ Warhap
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Feiuce
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Geee
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Pond du Lac
Fond du Tac
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Jabser
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Hau Claire
Flynner
Fourdhner
Eberly
Ree Watson
White Sox
Feta Yeatubiay
Buat
Awley
Kil- Han
Jiw
Crodaa
Edward Selic
Today’s Market Report
Chicago Board of Trade
Dickinson & Co
Rice Building
Ward
Jamestown Grays
Galena St
Geo
Ennenga
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