Illinois Republicans pick 12th district candidates for general assembly
A volley of notices announces several individuals Stephen Rigney T H Hollister JJShaffer William Ehrler George R Morris W W Gillespie and C A Hammond seeking the Republican nomination for representative in the Illinois General Assembly from the Twelfth senatorial district in primaries held August 8 1908. The districts include Jo Daviess Carroll Stephenson and Warren Carroll counties.
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Stephenson
Jo Daviess
Carroll
William W. Krape
Freeport
Jatrict
Reuben R. Tiffany
Illinois General Assembly
Stephen Rigney
Red Oak
Tama
Warrell
J. J.shaffer
General Assembly
Illinois
William Ehrler
Warren
Daviess
Geo. R. Morris
Lanark
Illnois
W.W. Gillespie
C. A. Hammond
Change of address notices for The Journal readers
The Journal will be mailed on request to subscribers leaving the city in summer. Change of address notices must include both old and new addresses. Send notices to The Journal at 97 Chicago Street, or provide a contact telephone.
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Journal
THE
Chicago Street
Illinois First Primary Election Rules and Voting Eligibility
Illinois announces the first primary election with six am to five pm hours. Voters must be qualified, US citizens 21 or older, one year in state, prior residency in county 90 days and precinct 30 days, declare party to vote, and may be absent from work for two hours. Rules cover registration, protest, and ballot procedures for party participation.
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Mnake
United States
tHnois
Primary Ballot Instructions For Voters In The Primary
The document explains how to vote in a party primary, including ballot preparation inside a voting booth, the use of squares to mark choices, and rules for voting for the required number of candidates under each office. It covers writing in a name, party alignment, precinct committeeman votes, and the need to fold and deliver the ballot. It notes assistance rules for voters with language or physical barriers and penalties for officers who reveal voting choices.
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Elrele
Partiouiae
General Assembly
Local illness updates from Carroll Street sanatorium
Mrs. D. S. Rohrer of Carroll Street shows improvement. Leonard Sstoskopf had a good night and moves toward recovery. Ralph Burt, once critical after appendicitis operation, is on the sanatorium porch daily. Mrs. D. A. Knowlton at the sanatorium is improving and can sit up part of each day.
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D. S. Rohrer
Carroll Street
Leonard Sstoskopf
Ralph Burt
D. A. Knowlton
Regular Board of Education Meeting Friday Evening
A regular meeting of the board of education will be held Friday evening. The agenda includes standard reports, student matters, and district updates. Community members may attend and provide public comments during the designated portion of the meeting.
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Board of Education
Hindipo Nerve Tonic Sold With Money Back Guarantee
Bevery Hour of the Day Co P Guenther and Co druggists advertise Hindipo the new nerve tonic at their corner shop. It cures nervous debility insomnia and restores vitality with a positive guarantee promising refund if it does not help. The town buzzes with its merits and people are urged to try it today.
Advertising with goods and savings in balance
The fragment argues advertising requires goods and saving requires promotion, stressing the need to balance marketing and inventory. It hints at the principle that marketing effort should align with product availability and consumer value.
Italian Tragedy Stirs Rockford Home Shooting Death
Rockford August reports a dark night duel at 1828 River street leaving Antonio La Belle dead from two head wounds and two others wounded Petra Tricola and Tony Kreschyan. Neighbors and residents tell of masked intruders and a chaotic scene as police investigate the home invasion and gunplay.
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Rockford
Charles Trugon
River Street
la Belle Antonio
Petra Tricola
Tony Kreschyan
Antonio
Josef Sarna
South Rockford
Tricola
Trugons
Coroner to Probe Remains of Antonio in Dark Room
A coroner will hold an inquest over Antonio's remains after a man reported finding the body in a room. The witness, about 60 year old Tricola, could not confirm if an item remained intact when passed in the dark, leaving investigators to seek further fact to identify those involved.
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Trugon
Tricola
Kreschyan
Catlin
Marsh
Antonio
Oat Movement From State to Chicago Increases
The current crop of oats moves from central and southern Illinois toward Chicago with Illinois Central Superintendent Dailey reporting his line is receiving its full share.
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Chicago
Dailey
Northwestern railroad promotes Daly to freight agent
Thomas A Daly bill clerk for the Chicago Northwestern railroad is promoted to freight agent the post left vacant by John P Glennan who joins the Moline Plow Co William Ruat becomes local ticket agent replacing Daly and Albert Smith son of the Belvidere roundhouse foreman Fred Smith moves to fill Rusts position.
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Thomas A. Daly
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
John P. Glennan
Moline Plow Co
Daly
Northwestern
William Ruat
Mr. Daly
Old Place
Albert Smith
Fred Smith
Belvidere
Rust
Train Dispatching by Telephone Proves Faster
The telephone for dispatching trains, first used by the Illinois Central, saves time without replacing telegraph. In an accident, crews can contact the trainmaster directly, avoiding a third party as required by telegraph procedures.
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Illinois Central
Forreston Gravel Pit Opened by Illinois Central
Illinois Central opens the Forreston gravel pit with a steam shovel at work to extract ballast. The first material will serve the line between Freeport and Dubuque, with later attention to the Freeport division.
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Forreston
Illinois Central
Freeport
Dubuque
Patterson Visits Freeport Friends on Illinois Central Ties
G. E. Patterson, formerly Freeport train master on the Illinois Central, now a similar head position at Kankakee, spent the day in Freeport visiting friends and acquaintances.
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Mr. Patterson
G. E. Patterson
Freeport
Illinois Central
Kankakee
Glanders Discovered in Rockford Horses Prompt Mass Euthanizing
Authorities culled eight of the eight horses from the Smith livery and later three more from Buchanan street stables after glanders tests confirmed disease. Six more animals were sent to the rendering works with two already departed, leaving three under quarantine and observation for potential euthanasia.
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Rockford
George Smith
Buchanan Street
Smith
Smith Hack
B. B. Page
Smith Stables
Lewis
Page
Glanders
Meeting of Sunday School Workers at YMCA Parlors
An important gathering for all primary Sunday school workers in the city will be held tomorrow Friday at 3 30 p m in YMCA parlors. Attendance is earnestly urged for every primary department, as important business will be discussed.
Consolidation Notice From Thompson Huenke Meier
A consolidated yard notice requests anyone who owes money to call in. The notice names Thompson Huenke Meier and references a payment amount of a1 per sons and Lumees Oo. 8-Bolts.
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Thompson & Huenkemeier
Willett Defends Liberal Bible View in Chicago Talk
Chicago University professor Rev. Herbert L. Willett, a semitic languages expert, defended his view that biblical miracles are myths and fiction. He told divinity students and ministers at Haskeill Hall that some Old Testament narratives are unhistorical and that the Bible must be edited to teach the desirable material. He suggested some New Testament miracles may become clearer via science and questioned the necessity of the virgin birth doctrine.
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Chicago
Herbert L. Willett
University of Chicago Divinity School
Memorial Church of Christ
Haskeill Hall
Willett
Christ
Jesus
Mr. Willett
Moses
Lazarus
Knight Endorsement Letter for Lieutenant Governor Candidate
Oscar R. Ziff writes a supportive notice promoting Thomas D. Knight of Cook County for lieutenant governor. He cites Knight’s service as assistant state's attorney in 1898, roles with the Hamilton Club, and orations honoring Lincoln and Grant. Ziff portrays Knight as a progressive reformer with a strong legal background and public-speaking skill.
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Journal
United States
Mator
Thomas D. Knight
Cook County
Mr. Knight
Hamilton Club
Knight
National Republican Committee
Cook County Bar Association
The
Law Institute
James A. Garfield
Lincoln
Appomattox
Chicago
William H. Taft
Grant
Roosevelt
Senate
Oscar R. Ziff
Willett on unsettled questions of the new Testament
Willett declared he would not under Ane to settle questions on the new Testament, but explained he believed science might in time explain the miracles of Christ.
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Willett
Christ
She Likes Good Things Mrs Charles BE Smith West Franklin Maine
Mrs Charles B. E. Smith of West Franklin Maine says she likes good things and has adopted Dr King s New Life Pills as their family laxative medicine because they are good and do their work without making a fuss about it. These painless purifiers sold at Jos Emmert s drug store 25a.
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Charles BE. Smith
West Franklin
Maine
Dr. King
Jos
Patrons asked to notify office on missed newspaper deliveries
The notice asks readers who do not receive their paper regularly to inform the office. It requests prompt reporting to ensure timely service and rectify delivery gaps.
Delay in Tilinuis division encampment city decision
Delay in selecting the Tilinuis division encampment city occurred due to illness of Department Commander Rosenbaum. A letter from Charles A. Partridge reports Rosenbaum improving and warns against Grand Army matters until his return from the Toledo encampment. Held favors Freeport, likely influencing the administration council after Rosenbaum and Partridge return.
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Tilinuis
Rosenbaum
Charles A. Pattrdge
Council of Administration
Partridge
Toledo
Held
Grand Army
Youngest Wisconsin hotel keeper from Freeport
From the Madison State Journal comes word of I C Hoffman of Billings Montana now in Madison as proprietor manager of the newly refitted Hotel Madison at Mifflin and Pinckney streets. The 100 room house is in high demand with plans for an A No.1 cafe to serve patrons. Hoffman is praised for clean service and efficiency attracting transients to a model hotel in a well located convention city district.
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Hoffman
Madison
Ogden
Funeral in Chicago For MacMaster Drowning Victims
Mrs James Palmer traveled to Chicago to attend the funeral of two MacMaster family members who perished in a Mississippi river drowning near Galena last Tuesday afternoon.
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Chicago
James Palmer
MacMaster
Mississippi River
Galena
White Canvas Oxfords Discount at 95 Cents Per Pair
Yard sale style offer emphasizes closeout on white canvas oxfords priced 95 cents per pair. Advertisement urges readers to read the Journal's want column for details and ordering.
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Bdin Bokkemeler
Kanbey
The
Journal
Want
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