Fragmented Political Titles List From OCR Text
The OCR fragment lists various government roles and offices such as President Vice President U S Senator Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State Auditor Treasurer Attorney General Clerk Supreme Court Congressman Board of Equal State Senator Legislature State's Attorney Circuit Clerk Coroner County Surveyor and other titles, indicating a diseased page showing a roster of offices.
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U.S
Sta
Board of Equa
Hapeiacy
Appell
Personal notes on regional travel and visits in Freeport
A long list of residents and visitors to Freeport during the day. Names include H. H. Stahl, N. F. Schell, Miss Amanda Karenberg, Judge J. H. Hodson, Miss Louise Murphy, Miss Helen Gray, Miss Lillie H. Egan, Miss Hazel Chawula, Miss Sophia Funk, Miss Emma Resemberer, Miss Florence Carroll, and several couples traveling to or returning from nearby towns. Also reports on social visits to Chicago, Orangeville, Keene, and Bloomington. A baseball game recap follows with Freeport defeating Wausau 6-3 and 8-1, highlighting pitcher Dec Cummings and notable errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Feezer
Mt. Carroll
D. W. Frank
Savanna
Freeport
Amanda Karenberg
Orangeville
J. H. Hodson
Galena
Louise Murphy
Dixon
Bessie Fee
Helen Gray
Austin
William Bowers
S. Martin
Winona
Lillie H. Egan
Kewanee
Chicago
M. J. Smith
Lake Kegonsa
Hazel Chawula
E. Melnick
Adams Street
Sophia Funk
Alexander
Neb
Emma Resembrer
Eleroy
Florence Carroll
Blooomington
Decatur
Beta club outing returns from Lake Wait bess trip
Thirteen members of the Beta club from Freeport returned Sunday night after a week at Lake Wait bess. The party included Hazel Hill Tima Jungkung Gen evieve Moore Salena Casey Helen Bowers Liela Bowers Pearl Ross Helen Stine Mary Wells Norma Lasch Trene McSherry and Hazel Schwarz. Mrs Jungkupz accompanied the group as chaperone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Club
Freeport
Lake Waitbess
Hazel Hill
Tima Jungkung
Genevieve Moore
Salena Casey
Helen
Liela Bowers
Pearl Ross
Helen Stine
Mary Wells
Norma Lasch
Trene McSherry
Hazel Schwarz
Mra. Jungkupz
Chape Fane
Freeport Sweeps Wausau In 18 Inning Dual
Freeport wins 6 to 3 in the first game and 3 to 1 in the second as CuMmmings pitches all eighteen innings. Spectacular pennant race features four teams in a tight chase.
Freeport Field Rally Clips Beumiller’s Chase Run
Miller chased Fisk after a liner. Beumiller dropped the ball in Trellann’s mitt, allowing Miller to advance to second. A scratch hit by McCawley sent him to third, and Gardner’s single scored the run. Cummings worked late as the inning concluded with a three-run sequence.
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Freeport Field
Miller
Fisk
Beumiller
Trelann
McCawley
Gardner
Cummings
Cummings Shuts Out Freeport In Eightteen Inning Pitching Duel
Cummings pitched eighteen innings for Wausau allowing only four hits, shutting Freeport out early runs and holding the visitors to a single score via a fluke in the fifth. Ives, Disch, Barlow and Harrod powered the Lumberjacks with timely hits including a three base hit by Barlow in the eighth. Freeport’s Ferguson worked well but supported poorly by Erickson, yielding a modest total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
Canners
Wausau
Madison
Dec Cummings
Erickson
Disch
la Crosse
Arey
Stark
Harrod
Corkhill
Cummings
Ives
Barlow
Wausan
Hrickson
Fugger
Seitz
Dooner
Scrappy Ferguson
Fisk
R. HH
Treland
Ivea
Miller
Beumiller
Cate McCatley
Gardner
Brady
Fox
A Seitz
Rf Ee Ferguson
McCauley
Ireland
Ferguson
Lives
Hoffman
Tisk
Center Station
Frickson
R. H PO
Q. Gardner
Jane Wausau
Vinpire Loffman
Madison Fond du Lac split doubleheader in Wisconsin
In Madison and Fond du Lac the twin bill ended 7 4 in favor of Madison and 6 2 to Fond du Lac. Whitmore homered for Madison in game one. Katina homered for Fond du Lac in game two. Batteries varied: Steele Newell for Madison, Lezie Rowley Gard and Watson for Fond du Lac. In Rockford, Illinois, Rockford could not convert chances, losing 7 3 to Green Bay. La Crosse moved into second with a pair of wins over Oshkosh.
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Freeport
Wausau
Madison
Fond du Lac
Green Bay
Rockford
la Crosse
Oshkosh
P.C Wausau Ee
Freewort
Wis
Herve
Whitmore
Wisconsin University
Katina
Pond du Lac
Milwaukee American Association
Meerche
Pond Due Lac
Steele
Newell
Lezie
Rowley
Gard
Watson
R. H
Fond Duo
R. H. EL
Stremimnel
R. H. B . la Crosse Co
Flynn
Killian
Bubser
Warren
Ene
Oshkosh Oc Casas Two Talteries Watson Jones
Fragmentary report lists Watson Jones Yan Burwell and Warren among participants or candidates in Oshkosh area. Names appear in a partial roster or listing. The text is incomplete and cannot confirm roles or outcomes.
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Oshkosh Oc
Casas Ce
Watson
Jones
Ee Yan
Burwell
Warren
Jealousy Sparks Turmoil Within Walsatt Baseball Camp
Green eyed jealousy erupts among Walsatt players after a hostile outburst at the hotel where they stay in Freeport. Manager Ferguson is called out and threatened with quitting by a player amid blame over Erickson’s error and locker room roasting. The dispute roughens mood and threatens team cohesion.
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Jhan
Walsatt
Wausan
Jungles
Ferguson
Strong
Wausau
Freeport
Erickson
Ferguson Protest Over Freeport Diamond Measurements
Manager Ferguson of the Watsoll team protests all games in Freeport, claiming the pitcher's box and overall diamond were mismeasured. Umpire List previously verified the diamond and telegraphed results to President Moll. Moll did not recommend any ground changes, rendering the protest ineffective.
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Ferguson
Watsoll
Freeport
Moll
Fergie
Harmon Arrives in Freeport to Face Green Bay Tomorrow
Waterloo pitcher Harmon arrived in Freeport this morning and is expected to work tomorrow against Green Bay. A telegram from Hess of Milwaukee says he will be in Freeport on the 12th, which is tomorrow.
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Pitcher Harmon
Waterloo
Freeport
Green Bay
Hess
Milwaukee
Rain postpones Freeport vs Green Bay double header
Owing to afternoon rain the Freeport versus Green Bay game was postponed to Thursday. A double header will be played at the park with the first game starting at 2 o'clock.
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Green Bay
Freeport
Pioneer Tailor John Bergholte Dies in Amherst
John Bergholte a pioneer Freeport tailor died at his son Johns home in Amherst Wisconsin last Sunday morning He suffered a paralytic stroke four years ago and death is believed due to a recurrence He was born in Westphalia Germany March 31 1829 and came to Freeport in 1854 Survived by four sons and three daughters Alex Henry John William Julia Minnie Helen Funeral under Odd Fellows auspices to be held tomorrow at 2 pm at Kunehner Bros parlors Interment Oakland
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John Bergholte
Freeport
John
Amherst
Wis
Bergholte
Westphalia
Germany
United States
Stine Brothers Tailoring House
Bushelman
Alex
Henry
Stevens Point
William
Oshkosh
Julia Smith
Los Angeles
Cal
Minnie Nehus
Paris
Ark
Helen Darrah
de Kalb
The
Odd Fellows
Kunehner Bros
Oakland
Funeral of Miss Cahill at St Marys Church
The funeral of the late Miss Lettie Cahill will be from her mother's home at 122 Galena Street at 9 tomorrow morning and at 9:30 from St Mary's church. Rev Fr Leyden will officiate with pallbearers John Casay Miles Hamm John O Mara Oliver Richards John O'Brien and Jere Riordan. Interment in St Mary's cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Cahill
Lettie Cahill
Galena Street
St. Mary’s Church
Fr. Leyden
John Casay
Miles Hamm
John O’mara
Oliver Richards
John O’brien
Jere Riordan
St. Mary's Cemetery
Lena News Roundup Highlights Visits and Departures
In Lena area notes for August, residents return from Chicago for funerals and visits. Mr. and Mrs. Hill attend the funeral of Hill’s mother in Chicago. Miss Louise Bahr returns from Milwaukee. John Heth arrives from Chicago. Mrs. Ida Wingart visits Dixon. Mr. and Mrs. Harting arrive from Woodstock to visit a deaf relative. Mr. and Mrs. Rech and Warren Goddard come from Chicago to stay with relatives. Mrs. H. P. King and daughter depart Kansas City after an extended visit with Mrs. Altenbern. P.J. Moore and children pass through from Stockton en route to the Dixon assembly. Dora Marty of Rockford and Elsie Williams of Homestead, Penn., visit Henry Becke.
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Lena
Aug.l
R. W. Hill
Chicago
Mr. Hill
Louise Bahr
Milwaukee
John Heth
Ida Wingart
Dixon
J. J. Harting
Woodstock
Ill
Stockton
Dixon Assembly
Dora Marty
Rockford
Elsie Williams
Homestead
Penn
Henry Becke
Patrons Urged to Confirm Regular Paper Delivery
The office asks patrons who do not receive their newspaper regularly to report the issue promptly so delivery can be corrected. Officials request timely feedback to ensure all subscribers receive the paper consistently.
Roosevelt urges better farm life in a national commission
President Theodore Roosevelt proposes a five member commission to study social and sanitary conditions on American farms and report recommendations to Congress. The panel includes L H Bailey Henry Wallace Kenyon L Butterfield Gifford Pinchot and Walter H Page with a focus on improving farm life, business and living conditions nationwide.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Congress
L. H. Bailey
New York College of Agriculture
Henry Wallace
Wallace
Farmer
Des Moines
Iowa
Kenyon L. Butterfield
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Tifford Pinchot
United States Forest Reserve
Walter H. Page
World's Work
New York
Bailey
Roosevel
United States
Department of Agriculture
Dr. Knapp
New York State College of Agriculture
Ithaca
N. Y
Amherst
Mays
Gifford Pinchot
United States Forest Service
the World's Work
Inquest Adjourned On Forsaken Olsen Case In Freeport
The inquest into the death of FE N Olsen near Everts was adjourned again to Monday afternoon to allow brother Martin and railroad train crews on Illinois Central routes through Everts to testify. Officials hope to reconvene Tuesday afternoon or evening for the coroner's inquest.
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FE. N. Oleaen
Everts
Martin
Freeport
Everta
Illinois Central
Butter Advances One Cent in Chicago Board Quotation
Butter was declared firm at 22 cents on the board of trade today by the quotation committee, up one cent from last week due to lack of rain and dry pastures. New York receipts and local output fell, with New York holding 22 cents on extras and 23 on specials. Receipts totaled 6,820 tubs, several thousand less than a week ago. Elgin district output reached 931,200 pounds, down from prior levels.
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Elgin
Board of Trade
New York
Ceee
To Walk Three Hundred Miles
Edwin Selle of the German bank begins an eight hundred mile walk to St Louis for his annual vacation. This is his fourth or fifth year doing the stunt and he expects about two weeks away. He carries his baggage and relies on farmers hospitality for meals and lodging. On prior trips he walked to Omaha and then to St Paul.
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Edwin Selle
St. Louis
Omaha
St. Paul
Practical joker swaps buggy wheels on real estate man
A real estate dealer in the city is the target of a prank that swaps the buggy wheels, front for back, over two days. The dealer only notices after a Sunday ride and asks a bystander to inspect the rig at a blacksmith shop. A boy explains the swap, revealing the joke and leaving John to face the aftermath.
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John
van Buren Street
Sparrows chased from court house trees by Roman candles
Court house yard sparrows have swarmed the elm trees. Officials used Roman candles to frighten the birds in hopes they will not return. Pedestrians saw a colorful Fourth of July style display with plenty of fire but the method's effectiveness remains unclear.
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Court House Yard
Court House
Free Demonstration of Burnham Toilet Requisites at Swarts Drug
Ladies urged to attend a week long free demonstration of Burnham Toilet Requisites at Swarts Drug Store. Event runs all week during store hours.
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Burnham
Swarts’ Drug Store
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Illinois
Abet ' Psni
Freeport Journal
International Type- Frebaise Union
William H. Taft
Tames
S. Sherman
Albert J. Hota
Denemn
James A. RO
McCullough
Andrew Russet
William H.stran
Mamer
Frank D. Lowden
G. “McKenzie
W. Giller
Duffy Louis Hi Bae
M, Baumgartner
W. H. Rutterfield
H. H. Stahl
N. F. Schell
Durand
Frank Mitchell
Centralia
J. J. Burkhart
Tyler, Minn
Henry Burkhart
P. J. Lonergan
Leo
B. Coyle
Carrie
Myrtle Niles
LaSalle
Jacob Mapes
Windham, Minn
Mr. Mapes
Schottle
Elizabeth Gross
Cordelia Landeck
J. M. Sullivan
Ft. Dodge
J. J. Sullivan
Galena Avenue
Sadie Lang
Marie Gallagher
Belvidere
Emma
Clara Schmidt
C. G. Keck
Charles Bender
C. R. Green
Dr. Schadle
Galesburg
Knights of the Globe
Charles McCool
Daniel Voss
Lincoln, Ill
Voss
Lincoln Independent
Mr. McCool
Lincoln Shautauqua
Rowe
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Specta
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Wansan
Tion
Theodore Roosevelt
B. N. Olsen
Edward N. Olsen
Baumgartner
Elgin Board of Trade
Koenig Furniture Co. House Furnishers
Odd Rockers
Koenig Furniture Co
Crakery, Undertaking
Stephenson St Freeport
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