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Newspaper

Freeport Daily Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1908

Page

7

Bryan and tariff reform critique amid party delay

The text argues that Bryan shows indifference to tariff reform and blames Republicans for delaying revision until after the election. It notes Republicans viewed tariff details as too contentious for an election fight, while Bryan seeks to exploit the resulting doubt and disruption from customs schedule overhauls.

Bryan Republican Party Repubicans Repubican N. Y. Tribune

Direct primary proves its merit despite flaws in Illinois

Chicago dispatches critique direct primary flaws while praising Governor Denenees renomination as proof the system can serve the public. The piece notes low turnout in Illinois and Missouri, cites machine influence, and argues democracy sharpens civic responsibility even if some leaders seem crude or demagogic.

Chicago Deneen Illinois Missouri Wisconsin la Follette Oregon N. Y. Tribune

Personal travel notes and visits from local residents

Misa Elizabeth Stickle will go to Lena tomorrow to join a camping party. Mr. and Mrs. A. Rodearmel have returned from Dakota, visiting friends. Mrs. J. D. Diffenbaugh has returned from Chicago as a guest of friends. Mr. W. L. Calkins and sons Larry and Perry left today to visit his mother in Racine Wisconsin. Dwight Smith and Hiram Chapman left for Lake Delavan for several days. The Misses Mildred and Mary Best returned from Kant where they visited their sister Mrs. Rollin Breyman. Mrs. H. S. Bowler and daughters Geneva and Jeannette returned from Chicago after a week there. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Rellman returned to Calumet Michigan after visiting Mr. Rellman’s mother.

A. Rodearmel Dakota J. D. Diffenbaugh Chicago W. L. Calkins Sone Larry Perry Mr. Calkins Racine Wis Dwight Smith Hiram Chapman Lake Delavan Mildred and Mary Best Kant Rollin Breyman Bowler Geneva Jeannette Emil Rellman Calumet, Mich Rellman

Deafness Cure Promised By Constitutional Remedies

Advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio claiming catarrh causes deafness and vowing one hundred dollars for any case not cured, noting that focal applications fail to reach the diseased ear parts and urging readers to send for free circulars.

Hall F.j.cheney &Co Toledo Toc

Dressmaking ad offers new phone line 1007

Lady readers are urged to call the new phone 1007 for fine dressmaking services. The ad credits Freda Smith at 297 Union Street with the listing near Mrs. Balthacer's place.

Freda Smith Union Balthacer S. & Lsd

Wisconsin veteran at Lincoln-Douglas debate fifty years on

James S. Looney of Benton Wisconsin attended the Freeport Lincoln Douglas debate fifty years ago and plans to join an anniversary ceremony if his wife’s health allows. He describes Civil War service from 1861 to 1865 including Harper's Ferry, New York draft riots, Atlanta siege, Sherman’s march, and Johnson’s surrender. Looney notes he was mustered out July 18 1865 and now resides in Wisconsin with his family.

James 8. Looney Benton Wis Freeport Looney Joseph Horsley Stephenson Street Benton, Wis Mt. Morris Ill Rock River Seminary Lincoln Douglas Ernest Abe Lafayette County Wisconsin Shullsburg Wisconsin, Infantry Harper’s Ferry Frederick Maryland West Virginia New York City Atlanta Sherman Carolinas Joseph Johnson Washington Louisville James S. Looney Wisconsin Infantry

Forecast of Week's News and Campaign Involvement

Washington dispatch outlines a week dominated by political activity with William J. Bryan center stage delivering speeches on trusts and bank deposits. Taft offers limited public engagements while New York state campaign dynamics and Roosevelt link await attention. South Carolina events noted.

Washington, D. C Politica Australia William J. Bryan Chicago Bryan Indianapolis Kern Topeka Fairview Mitchell Sioux Falls Northwest Taft New York State Hughes Roosevelt South Carolina

Circus Arrives in Freeport With All Feature Show

Monday brings Carl Hagenbeck and Great Wallace circus to Freeport with two performances at 2 and 8 p.m. Doors open an hour early. The program promises novelty acts from abroad, a brilliant street parade with oriental and military sections, and Merrick’s 74 piece military band.

Carl Hagenbeck Wallace Freeport Merrick

Career of Roger Q Mills Remains A Public Figure In Memory

Washington reports on former Texas senator Roger Q Mills notes a fall from political prominence over two decades. The piece recounts his 1888 prominence as a leading Democrat and Mills bill advocate, his exit after free silver battles, and his later life in Texas as a lawyer and oil investor.

Journal Washington, D. C Washington Hospital Roger Q. Mills Texas Mills Grover Cleveland St. Louis Henry Watterson Mr. Cleveland Mr. Mills Culberson United States Kentucky Lone Star Palestine Corsicana Tenth Texas Infantry Congress Senate

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Endorsed for Sore Feet

Mr. W. Stone of Fast Poland Maine praises Bucklen's Arnica Salve as proper care for sore feet burns cuts and abrasions and even piles It is sold under guarantee at Jos Emmert's drug store for 25 cents.

Bucklen Mr. W. Stone Fast Poland Maine Jos. Emmert’s

Daily Journal Delivery Ad Highlights 10 Cent Weekly Rate

The Daily Journal offers citywide delivery for 10 cents per week. The notice emphasizes affordable newspapers to residents and promotes convenient access across the city.

the Daily Journal

Freeport Stumbles in Final Inning to 8 6 Defeat

In a tense game, Freeport falls 8 to 6 as locals fail to drive in runners in the eighth inning. Third place now mirrors last year’s pennant winners while Wausau edges Madison.

Champs One Game on Local Rounds

The Champs schedule a single local-round game as they travel from Green Bay to Madison. The Galena based Astest Independant team hosts the event on an open date, promising a strong gate.

Galena Green Bay Madison

Postwar church roster snippets

Readable fragments list small local church names and short codes such as Embury Methodist Grace Episcopal St. John's Evangelical English Lutheran Second Presbyterian and First Methodist with scattered numbers, suggesting a directory or schedule snippet from a church listing.

Embury Methodist Grace Episcopal St. John’s Evangelical English Lutheran Eeree Second Presbyterian Firat Methodist Cuapascceees

Fiftieth Lincoln Douglas Anniversary Plans in Freeport

The Freeport general committee met August 21 to finalize plans for August 27 1908 celebrations of the Lincoln and Douglas debate. Citizens are urged to decorate homes, with Music by Henney band and Temple quartet. Speakers include Senator Dolliver Mr Davidson and Congressman Lowden. An evening automobile ride for dignitaries is arranged with machines offered from local owners.

Freeport W. H. Wagner Committee On Music Henney Temple Quartette Roy K. Farwell Reeve Burton A. C. Kennedy W. R. Hanna Freeport Club Senator Dolliver Iowa America Lincoln W. T. Davidson Douglas Lowden Robert R. Hitt Ilinois C. W. Harden Brewster House

L F Bover Reports Rich Cereal Boom in Electra Texas

L F Bover writes from Electra Texas on August 18 1908 detailing bumper corn and cereal crops in Wichita county. He notes wheat oats and other grains yielding well amid late season rains and growing exports. He highlights Farmer's Union Elevator activity and cotton alfalfa and hay production driving local wealth and community optimism.

Electra Texas Freeport Journal Red River Wichita County Oklahoma Kansas Missouri Galveston John White Harrold Messrs J. A. Hedges Best Mlectra

Freeport Loses Second Straight to Fond du Lac in Eight Inning Thriller

Freeport fell 8 to 6 at Fond du Lac, dropping the road series despite 13 Freeport singles. Kutina’s eighth inning two RBI single sparked a rally, but Fond du Lac held on as Stark, Rouse, and Smith led with key hits. Scott started, Cummings finished, and Lezie lasted two innings in relief.

Freeport Fond du Lac Kutina Hartig Stark Rouse Barlow Champs Scott Cummings Ireland Disch Fisk Oshkosh Treland Ff Harrod Ccc Gev Eee If T Diseh Ceee Ee O. Schoonhoven R. H. PQ Hutton, Tb O Lynch Wy Lezie Hooker A Watson Schaub Watson Lezie McGinnis

Crippled Lumberjacks Rout Madison In 15 2 Victory

Wausau Wisconsin on August 21 defeated Madison 15 to 2 to boost batting averages. Fox hit a bases loaded home run highlight the one sided game. Earlier, a May 23 result between Wausau and Freeport was voided by President Moll due to an umpire decision question.

Wausau Wis Madison Fox Freeport Moll

Newbro's Herpicide Proclaims Germ Kill for Dandruff

The ad touts Newbro's Herpicide as the sole scientific cure for dandruff and related hair loss. It promises germ destruction and offers two sizes 60 cents and 1.00, with samples available by mailing 10 cents to The Herpicide Co. in Detroit, Michigan, via special agent Geo. F. Swartz.

Newbro Herpicide Co Detroit Mich Geo. F. Swartz

Funeral for Mrs Lydia Buckley at Lanark

Rev L C Schmidt of Trinity church officiated at the funeral of Mrs Lydia Buckley at Lanark on Friday. She was mother of W W Buckley editor of the Pearl City News and had lived on Fifth avenue Freeport for years before recently residing in Lanark with her daughter Mrs Renner.

L. C. Schmidt Trinity Church Lanark Lydia Buckley W. W. Buckley The Pearl City

Portraits at Brewster House Lobby

Mr Friedly of the Brewster has portraits of Lincoln and Douglas hung in the hotel lobby. The display includes other prominent contemporary figures and is praised as attractive and enhancing the hotel’s appearance.

Brewster House

Silk Train Passes Through City En Route to New York

Six carloads of Chinese silk moved through the city on the Tuinoia Central at 6:15 yesterday afternoon on a regular passenger schedule bound for New York. The convoy’s movement reflects a smooth freight run on a passenger line.

Tuinoia Central New York

Directors appoint committees to solicit Roosting Day tickets

At the directors meeting last evening four committees of three men each were formed to solicit sales of Roosting Day tickets. The twelve names were rejected and kept secret until they might serve. Solicitation will start Monday afternoon or Tuesday.

Baseball Club

Hindipo Nerve Tonic Guaranteed to Cure Kidney Troubles

Guenther & Co announces a guarantee on Hindipo Nerve Tonic and Restorer. The druggists offer a 60 cent box or a 1.00 extra strength bottle mailed with a positive guarantee, promising to refund if not satisfactory. Endorsed as a remedy for nervous disorders and kidney trouble.

Co. P. Guenther & Co Galena Avenue Galena Street

Galena Dependent Team Announces Thursday Game

The Galena dependent team announced a game slated for Thursday, August 27, with details to follow. Supporters awaited official venue and opponent confirmation.

Galena

Oxford Shoes Discount Sale Across All Sizes

Store advertises 20 percent off Oxfords for men boys ladies and children in the shoe department E and W offering wide selection and reduced prices for all ages.

Oxfords

Pressed Suite at Mal le s Galena and Van Buren Streets

A fragment notes a neatly pressed suit at a location described as Mal le s near Galena and Van Buren streets. The text preserves street mentions but lacks a clear event or identity to confirm broader context.

South Carolina Primary Nears With Key Races

Special to the Journal from Columbia reports South Carolina voters will pick a U S senator governor and other officers next Tuesday. Notable contests include Governor Ansel versus Cole Blease over local option and prohibition. All current statewide officials seek renomination, with several congressmen facing primary challenges.

The Journal Columbia D. C South Carolina United States Congress John Gary Evans Spartanburg Goodwyn Rhett Charleston George Johnstone Newberry E. D. Smith Florence John P. Grace W. W. Lampkin Richland B. Martin Pickens Martin E. Ansel Cole L. Blease Blease James O. Patterson Wyatt Aiken D. E. Finley J. Edward Ellerbe

Timeline highlights from world history dates

Key events span from 1452 birth of John Howard to 1886 Niagara whirlpool swim. Notable items include Richard III’s death at Bowood Field in 1485, Savannah the first ocean crossing steamship in 1818, America’s Cup winner Yacht America in 1851, and Serbia’s independence echoed in 1878.

John B. Gough Savannah New York Temperance Society Ireland New Mexico United States America Cowes England Servia Belgrade William J. Kendall Niagara Whirlpool

Why James Lee Got Well

Mrs Mary Lee of rural route 8 Zanesville testifies that James Lee survived severe lung illness believed to be consumption after using Dr Kings New Discovery. The advertisement claims rapid relief for coughs and colds and offers trial bottles free at Jos Emmerts drug store with prices 65 cents and 1.00.

James Lee Zanesville Mary Lee Dr. King Jos. Emmert’s

Lincoln Douglas Photographs Available for Schools

E Wilkins of Freeport offers three unmounted photographs of Lincoln Douglas and the Freeport debate boulder. Postpaid for 2.00 dollars, this is a fine opportunity for schools to secure high quality portraits of the great men and the monument.

Lincoln-Douglas E Wilkins Freeport Lincoln Douglas Schoors

Sale Alert on Oxford Shoes at BE and W. 6b

Consumers are offered a 20 percent discount on oxford shoes in the BE and W. 6b department. Limited stock available. Hurry to secure stylish footwear at reduced prices today.

Oxford

Clearing Sale of Wallpaper and Curtain Goods

Gro Panwa announces a closing clearing sale offering his entire stock of wallpaper room mouldings and curtain goods with great bargains across all lines. This notice highlights discounted prices and urges interested buyers to visit.

Gro. L. Panwa

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