Reduced Prices For Yardage On Various Fabrics
Reduced prices listed for fabric yards with former rates of 8 percent and 10 cents. 1000 yards at 10c each and 2000 yards of 12 percent at 8c. 2000 yards valued at 15c with standard likings noted.
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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1907
Page
4
Reduced prices listed for fabric yards with former rates of 8 percent and 10 cents. 1000 yards at 10c each and 2000 yards of 12 percent at 8c. 2000 yards valued at 15c with standard likings noted.
Aug 16 23 camp meetings at Lena Oakdale park Riverside park and Forest park plus a temperance chautauqua Aug 22 and a Sept 2 fall term opens Freeport College of Commerce under Kings Daughters at Grand Opera House Cedarville Old Settlers plant Aug 30 Mason to be orator
A list of plays and performances with dates from August 22 to September 26. Titles include Tempest and Sunshine, The Time the Place and the Girl, A Poor Relation, The Cow Puncher, Thoroughbred Tramp, Sex Against Sex, The Royal Chef, As Told in the Hills, Choir Singer, Volunteer Organist, Toyland, Country Rd, Berry's Minstrels, Under Southern Skies, Our New Minister, Nettle the Wall, and My Wife's Family. Also noted are Sept 283 odd entry and multiple sequential dates.
The Bracelets Back Comics and Gents Sealahd Stone Rings arrive at Bengston’s Corner Jewelry Store with all new styles. August release highlights include bold designs and modern finishes.
While bicycling past Freeport Hardware on Galena street, Boehner found bricks sunk and earth beneath pavement vanished. Authorities suspect a buried stream eroded soil near the water or sewer main. several cubic yards of dirt have disappeared, cause undetermined.
Helen Koehler and Alfred Schmich wed in Rockford today and will host a reception at the bride’s sister Mrs. Herbert Hall’s home on Stephenson. The bride’s mother is Mrs. L. Sh. Koehler of 42 Stephenson Street. Schmich, a Freeport Street Railway motor man, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Schmich and has worked at Rawleigh Medical Works.
Two men and two women pleaded guilty in police court to disorderly conduct and were fined 7.65 each. The case involved uncivil language in polite company and a heated exchange between a man, his rival, and their companions. One woman, with prior trouble, threatened to drink carbolic acid if not visited at her hotel workplace, then allegedly poured acid on him when they met.
At eight this evening the wedding of Edith Hoefer and Harry Wurtzel will take place at the home of August Hoefer, 81 Fourth avenue. Rev. F Holke of St Johns church will perform the ceremony.
The Sunday school ladies of St John’s church hosted a successful lawn party last night at the home of Mr Charles Koym on High Street. The event drew local parishioners for an evening of fellowship and fundraising activities.
The Presbyterian superintendent asks pastors of 11,000 churches to discuss labor in pulits on the Sunday before Labor Day. Labor union members will be invited to attend and are said to approve of the plan.
Turpentine is distilled from pine sap and historical references note that Russian turpentine is not used in paint due to poor drying. The snippet contrasts origins and a quality issue in pigment production.
A congregational meeting is set for next Sunday morning to consider calling a pastor. Rev. O. F. Gatwicks of Rockford will preach. No evening sermon or midweek prayer meeting this week due to the Chautauqua.
The text explains diamonds are the hardest substance yet very brittle. It notes they are not cut in a true sense but cleaved along a cleavage line and then rubbed against another diamond to shape them into the desired form.
Soot contains four per cent ammonium sulphate and is noted as useful manure.
The McCool family reunion on Wednesday gathered forty three relatives from diverse regions. Dinner was served on the Harris Sheetz lawn and J W Wareham photographed the large gathering.
R Towell of Rockford is listed as Minnie Christien in Rutland Wisconsin. Harry F Wurtzeit of Freeport and Edith Hoefer share a line with Towell. Henry Tiffany of Harmony Wisconsin appears with Hattie Herbert of the same place in the same entry.
Henry A. Guthrie advance agent for The Poor Relation company announced the show coming to the Grand Opera House on August 28 in Freeport. The Sol Smith Russell play has previous Freeport productions and drew high satisfaction.
At the Retail Liquor Dealers association meeting John S Sacker Julius Wagner and C C Strohacker were elected delegates to attend the annual gathering in September at Rock Island.
The rifle was introduced into British service at the start of the last century and was so primitive that mallets were issued with each rifle to ram the bullets home.
A concise remark notes the absence of a universal gunpowder standard as various nations pursue their own distinct formulas and mixtures. It highlights the lack of a shared benchmark across states.
The average honey yield from an English hive is about fifty pounds, twice the American mean. The record single harvest reported was one thousand pounds from a stock of Cyprians, illustrating extraordinary variation in hive productivity.
A historic note records that the first sermon in Maine was delivered at Monhegan on August 9, 1607. The event marks early religious activity by explorers and settlers in the region.
Chicago Aug 22 The government is expected to file suit next week against the International Harvester company charging monopoly in restraint of trade. The action, likely in Chicago where the trust is headquartered, seeks to prove the firm controls at least seventy percent of reapers and mowers output and violates the Sherman anti trust law.
London reports William Marconi states wireless telegraphy between England and Canada will go commercial soon. He expects public use within weeks and a profitable system. Trials with the Clifton Irish station and Cape Breton Canadian station have succeeded, with a September transatlantic expectation and a published rate schedule of 10 cents a word plus land charges for ordinary messages and 5 cents for press messages.
Stephen Winchester of Peoria visits George M. Fugate Sr. on Foley street and says Freeport’s changes after thirty years are marvelous.
R A Gray of Oakville Indiana recalls ten years confined to bed by kidney disease and suffering, seeking top medical care until Foley's Kidney Cure was recommended, calling it a God send. Additional endorsements from H J Moogk and Wm F Jungkunz accompany the testimonial.
The Order of Mutual Protection holds a meeting tonight led by R C Smedley at First Presbyterian. Seat sales for The Time The Place and The Girl open Friday at Guenther's drug store. Grace church choir meets tonight with a mandatory rehearsal. A R Daughenbaugh and wife of Des Moines will attend the Old Sattlers reunion at Eliza Clingman’s grave in Cedarville on Aug 28. C H Duer of Duer Foll moves from Eagle Grove to Freeport and stays in the Bickenbach house on Green Street. Charles and Mrs Bender travel to Rockford for their daughter Hazel’s graduation at North American Business College this evening.
In Cuba a bereaved family keeps homes shut and darkened for six months. They destroy clothing on the body and hack the coffin before burial to ensure nothing valuable remains in the grave for theft.
The Pilgrim Congregational church near London claims to be the oldest of the denomination in the empire. It was the source from which the London contingent of the Mayflower men were recruited.
Cotton serves as a better bandage than linen because it more readily absorbs albuminous serum from moist burns and skin diseases, keeping the surface dry and reducing pain. It also absorbs fatty substances used in dressings, preventing their action on the skin.
Auction at Emerick's Jewelry store set for Saturday with sale rounds at 2 30 and 7 30 p m. The listing notes items and prices but the fragment lacks full details.
A brief linguistic note discusses the difficulty of rhyming words with echo and month, noting their unusual final sounds and limited matching families. The piece highlights how poets search for near rhymes and creative substitutions when perfect matches evade them.
An old horticultural tip notes a good seed sowing method by mixing fine seed with coarse sand or cornment to ensure even distribution. Seedlings then emerge with better spacing and are easier to transplant when needed.
EK M Harnish transacted business in Warren today. Misses Katherine Nelson and Katherine Seise of Lena visited friends in the city. Mrs A R Edler returned to Chicago after visiting her mother Mrs H Mensenkamp on Douglas avenue. Mr and Mrs EK A Wilson and their son John left for Fargo ND after a summer at the White Side residence. Mrs M M Kleckner and sons Hugh and George go to Milwaukee and Kaukauna WI for two weeks. Charles A Foster of Trenton DC, cousin of ex Sheriff McCosl, visiting Freeport for the McCool family reunion and recalling acquaintances from thirty years ago. Miss Jessie Oldt, daughter of Prof Oldt, was observed between trains en route from Dubuque to Chicago.
Breeding and selling canary birds in Germany has grown so large that it now dominates world markets, shaping supply and demand across regions. Strong entities include Germany and global markets, with no further context on individuals or organizations provided.
Blushing is commonly seen on the face but can spread to the neck shoulders and even the whole body in some individuals. The condition varies among people with different extents of visible reddening.
The chemical works at Northwich in Cheshire England are described as the largest of their kind in the world.
A short note praising the chaffinch as a favored German bird. It is described as beautiful with a fine song and a mix of colors including gray or deep blue on the neck, reddish brown on the breast, and white wing covers. The text ends abruptly.
An advertisement asserts Urino Laxative Fruit Syrup cures constipation sick headache stomach trouble and indigestion with a positive guarantee. If it fails the manufacturers refund your money. Signed by H. J. Moogk and Wm. F. Jung kuna.
Vacancy ad for a furnished suite one block west of the courthouse at 162 Douglas Ave. Mentions a large dark blue setting and wide gold rug. Inquires return for reward, seeks a girl for general housework. Household contact Mrs. T. Genin at Bay Stephenson Street 822d.
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