Movements of Freeport People and Their Friends
Movements of Freeport residents and visitors including Roy Glese visiting Eleroy, S. Barret in Chicago, Alex Sweeney at Baileyville, Miss Jennie Secker from Lena, Al Hoffman to Worreston, Mrs. Rebecca Hoover from Oak Park, and many others visiting or transacting business across Illinois and nearby states. The column lists numerous trips, returns, and visits among residents and neighboring towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
Roy Glese
Eleroy
S. Barret
Chicago
Alex Sweeney
Baileyville
Jennie Secker
Lena
al Hoffman
Worreston
Rebecca Hoover
Oak Park
J.C. Sullivan
Monroe
D. ¥. McMullen
Oregon
Geo. Sparrow
Pekin
Ill
Fred Mattert
Green Bay
F.R
Rice
South Dakota
R.H. Thompson
Savanna
Mary Burns
Nellie Riordan
Robert Moore
Lincoln
Wapella
W. A. McKibben
Gon
Sioux Falls
S. C
W. J H. Brandt
Wild protests mar Freeport Oshkosh game at Taylor's Park
Yesterday's hard fought baseball tilt at Taylor's Park ended 12 to 1 in Oshkosh's favor after a disputed sixth inning. Umpire Warner's calls sparked protests from Freeport manager Moriarity, while Karnell Morey and Meade led Oshkosh with timely hits and aggressive baserunning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genis Danial Boland
Taylor's Park
Oshkosh
President Powers
Brewster
Clifton Inn
Freeport
Danny
Moore
Warner
Moriarity
Jack Eaton
Karnell and Morey
Grand Jury
Householder
Sullivan
Major
Morey
Morriality
Graves
Cook
DuChien
Dontey
Mr. Moore
Stiurber
Boston
Dashion
Doodles
Meade
Dolan
Barlow
Manie
Henehe
Cowson
Aoa Kreaele
Scott
Faston
Phi Vines
Grayves
Toy
Toy 1 6 4 00K, * 1T Tf & A Dnehen
Tooley
Wean Moore
Dolanes
Hiwel
Land Niga Freeport
Ecco
Schortberg
Results Elsewhere at Wisconsin League Games
At LaCrosse Wisconsin Aug 15 Cale shut out Green Bays the league’s hardest hitting team without a hit. Visitors scored once on an error and sacrifice. Score LaCrosse 0 Green Bay 1 Batteries Cole Killany Achulkowski Conners. At Beloit Beloit beat Wausau in eleven innings 3 to 1 Batteries Leitaruin Buckwalter Buss Aulyen Raden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Wis
Cale
Green Bays
Wisconsin
Lagrosse
Green Bay
Cole
Killany Achulkowski
Conners
Eva Moss Held to Grand Jury for Larceny
Eva Moss charged with larceny by a bailee was tried yesterday afternoon. Tears failed to sway Magistrate Bentley who found her guilty, noting she associated with bad company and appropriated money given by Hermann Apfelbach. Her father attended but did not intercede. she was jailed in $200 bond pending grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Moss
Brown
Hermann Apfelbach
Apfelbach
Bentley
Hay Fever Remedy Hyomei Promoted By Wu Jumgkunz
An advertisement touts Hyomei by Wu F Jumgkunz as a cure for hay fever. It claims relief from sneezing eye and nose irritation and states many are cured. Endorsements and a money refund promise are highlighted to support its effectiveness and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wu. F. Jumgkunz
Hyomei
A. Hamlin
Westford
Mass
Hromei
Wm. FP. Juingkiung
Mrs Lee seeks divorce from Chas FP Lee in Wisconsin court
Mrs Lee through Hebart and McDonald files for divorce in circuit court alleging her husband became an habitual drunkard after their Jamestown Wisconsin marriage in 1908 and that the couple have two children. The item also advertises Electric Bitter as a cure for stomach and liver trouble with a 50 cent bottle offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Ishelle
Hebart & McDonald
Chas
Web
Sic
Jamestown
Wis
Burdett Piano Tuner Ad Promotes Service by Phone
F. J. Burdett advertises piano tuning services available at Brown and Dolleyers or by calling phone 390. The compact notice urges readers to arrange tuning and maintenance for pianos through the listed contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Burdett
Brown &Dolleyers
Western railroads resist $120,410 fines on transit rules
Officials of Western Lines and shippers met in Chicago to urge Secretary Wilson to suspend fines imposed for transporting livestock longer than 28 hours without food or rest. Railroads seek leniency while shippers push for 36 hours and await further talks amid ongoing legal battles over disparate stock and packing-house rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Wilson
Chicago
National
Live Stock Growers’ Association
Cattle Raisers’ Association of Texas
Iowa
Montana
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
The
Dakotas
Western Railroad
United States Circuit Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
East
Supreme Court of the United States
Powers Oversteps Bounds In Oshkosh Protest
The dispute centers on umpire judgment and powers of authority after a game between Freeport and Oshkosh. Officials consider replay unlikely, with possible outcomes including a replay or a Freeport win, while Powers faces questions about his authority. A postponed game is set for Friday, with a potential replay in Oshkosh later in the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
Oshkosh
Warner
Mr. Powers
Ptert
Sneh
Freaport
Court of Last Resort
Powers
Mormarity
Property Owners Protest Dower Suit In Clark Avenue
C. H. Green acting for Mrs. Mary Rh. Brawley filed two new suits in circuit court seeking dower interests in Clark avenue property, joining C. J. Wells and Philip Becker while ongoing actions against Charles Kloepping unfold. Kloepping contends he held the property for four years under clear title, after which multiple owners shared possession and he now calls the claim worthless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brawley
Circuit Court
C. H. Green
Mary Rh. Brawley
Clark Avenue
C.J. Wells
Philip Becker
Charles Kloepping
Kloepping
Party for Manager O Rourke at Oshkosh Armory Hall
Postoffice employees hosted a hospitality party at Armory Hall for Wm J O Rourke directing Oshkosh baseball club. The jolly crowd enjoyed cards and a hearty lunch. Oshkosh players and John Lowers, league president, attended. O Rourke praised by local postoffice staff for his valued leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh
Armory Hall
Postoffice
Wm. J. O'Rourke
Oshkosh Baseball Club
John Lowers
O’ Rourke
Cedarville Man John Shaker Dies After Long Illness
Cedarville burial notice: John Shaker died this morning about 7 o clock after a long kidney disease illness. A wagonmaker and blacksmith for forty years, he came to the county over 50 years ago and was a longtime member of the Evangelical church. He was past eighty, leaves two wives, and a son and daughter. Funeral Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shaker
Cedarville
Mgr. Shatter
Evangelical Church
Licensed to Wed Thomas R. and Lunette M. Lemons
A notice records a marriage license issued to Thomas R. Lloyd and Lunette M. Lemons. The document confirms the couple's intent to wed and lauds the license as valid in the approving jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas R, Lloyd
Oneao
Core M
Lemons, Saitie
Improve Your Complexion With Dr Caldwell Laxative Syrup Pepsin
A purveyor urges readers to treat pimples blotches and dull eyes by restoring internal balance. The ad claims good digestion liver kidneys and bowels will clear the skin quickly and promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a guaranteed remedy sold by H J Moogk and Wm F Jungkuz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Birthday Party for Miss Helen Weisser at 165 Jackson
In social circles Miss Helen Weisser turned twelve with a party at her home 165 Jackson street. Guests received several presents. St Cecelia choir of St Josephs church plans an ice cream social at St Pius hall this evening with a fine musical program and invitations extended. An award and sewing party occurs Saturday afternoon at St Pius hall to aid St Vincent's orphanage. Fred Seick hosts a riverfront party tomorrow evening for friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Clark
Princeton
Wm. Smith
Clinton
Wigit
Elizabeth Schaetzel
Sioux Falls
R. L. Gilbert
Rockford
L. R. Jungkunz
Gratia McHenry
Chicago
Lanark
Kurz
Portage
Wis
L. J. Munn
Conrad Campman
Waterloo
Iowa
H. H. ‘Antrim
J. H. Stearns
Colorado
Idaho
John Hocker
Helen Weisser
Jackson Street
St. Pius Hall
St. Vincent’s Orphanage
Fred Seick
Women to Rule Industry, Bodine Declares at Chicago Meet
The annual convention of the International association of Factory Inspectors opened in Detroit with Chicago official W L Bodine asserting that statistics show women and youth displacing men in labor. He warned of the rise of the eternal feminine and urged uniform laws safeguarding workers health and safety. President Davies stressed improved child labor legislation and factory protections for women and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
International Association of
Edgar T. Davies
Chicago
W. L. Bodine
Bodine
America
Academy of Divorce
Davies
Grant Army of Toilers
Real Estate Transfer Involves Lot 2 Parcel Sale
Christian Shouer sold part of lot 2 in Rovers nylon to W. D. Hartman for $1000 in a real estate transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Shouer
Rovers
Nylon
W. D. Hartman
Amusements: As Told in the Hills and Big Hearted Jim at Grand
The Ciamiid showcases As Told in the Hills a mature drama with ample comedy tonight. Monday features Big Hearted Jim a western comedy melodrama starring George Klimt as Jim Saxon sheriff of Medicine Lodge Montana. Klimt and Gazzolo bring strong scenery and a capable company with romance, humor, and an ensemble of diverse roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
George Klmt
Klimt
Gazzolo
W. L. Roberts
Jim Saxon
Medicine Lodge
Montana
Mr. Klimt
Tricka
Messrs. Klimt
Gaszolo
Thieves Rob Freight Cars Near Thinais Central Yard
Special Agent Healey of the Thinais Central railroad and Captain Silk of the police seek thieves who entered several merchandise cars at Thinais Central yards last evening and stole clothing and cigars worth several hundred dollars. They expect to identify and capture the culprits this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Healey
Thinais Central
Silk
Police Department
Thinais Central Yards
Hallister's Rocky Mountain Tea for Children's Health
Regulates stomach and bowels, soothes little ones, promotes calm sleep. Hallister's Rocky Mountain Tea marketed as the children's benefactor. Price at 86 cents. Joseph Emmert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Joseph Emmert
Hallister
Rocky Mountain Tea
Well Received by Tlinois Bankers Nite Association
A.C. Brock district manager reports seven weeks near Freeport yielding $83,000 in business. He explains the company’s strategy of low risk protection with a reserve fund, separating investment from risk, ensuring paid-up insurance, and making the list open for inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C. Brock
Tlinois Bankers’ Nite Association
Freeport
Brock
Beled
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International Tynographcanion
Ida Wieman
Anna Everts
Lillian Egan
Anderson
Ind
Carlton Miller
Fred Biesemeier
Emma Bergman
Newton, In
Paul
Stibgen
Har
BE. Chrisschilles
Whitte Nore
A.T. Adams
Charles Johnson
Marseilles
G. K. Hayes
Ethel
Jus
Cowley
Caroline Snyder
Goldy
Ruby Snyder
Mattie Martin
G. J. Parks
Marion
Salome
Anna
Sylvester
Dominican Order of Sisters
Sinsinnawa Mound
Domini- Gale Order
Boland
LaCrosse
Cheen Bay
Beloit
Wausau
Deacon Maston
Notte
Peck Mceade
Vine Chua
Peck
Breeport Rui
Ele
Tomany Sullivan
Carson
Sully
Brarnell
Mercury
Swat
Eeee Eae
Dienes
Green Biss
Leitaruin
Buckwalter
Buss
Aulyen Yada Raden
Western Lines
Pers
Pioneer
Trust
Emily Gale
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