2000 yards of the 12 c ql grade at is 8 c
A fragment notes a pricing or grading detail stating that 2000 yards of the 12 c ql grade at is priced or valued at 8 c, with limited context available about the market or source.
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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1907
Page
4
A fragment notes a pricing or grading detail stating that 2000 yards of the 12 c ql grade at is priced or valued at 8 c, with limited context available about the market or source.
Personal notices record Miss Julia Molter visiting her brother in Town and many others traveling to Chicago Monroe Sterling and Dubuque for visits. The list includes J J Dillion, Eda Best, Glenn Obelander, Margaret Wheeland, Miss Florence Musser and many more visiting relatives and returning home.
An old advertisement warns that neglecting Foley's Kidney Cure leads to worse outcomes and claims it cures all forms of kidney and bladder diseases. The text cites H. J. Moogk and Wm. F. Jupgkunz as endorsers and presents alarmist language about health risks.
Tomorrow at Highland Park promises a gala day weather permitting. The management has secured a new set of moving pictures and illustrated songs to be shown next week. Attendance has been good despite the weather, and plans are made to accommodate a larger crowd. Regular band concerts occur Sunday, Tuesday, Friday nights and tomorrow afternoon. The Henney band will perform tomorrow afternoon and evening.
One year old Henry Karl Kramer son of Mr and Mrs Peter Kramer died at 244 Spring Street yesterday at 4 20 pm from cholera infantum. He fell ill last Sunday. Funeral is set for tomorrow at 2 pm from the Spring Street home with Rev Bergman officiating. Interment will be in the city cemetery.
Oscar Fawyer and his sister Miss Carrie, two respected Freeport youths, left last Thursday for Fontanelle Iowa to visit cousin Henry Lohaver and friends in Missouri. They plan to stay several months as Freeport friends wish them a happy trip.
Funeral services for the infant son of Mr and Mrs M J Howe were held at the Cherry street home and St Marys church. Pallbearers included Francis and Charles McCarty Robert Stack and Vincent Dwyer. Rev Fr Griffin officiated and interment followed at St Marys cemetery.
The Henney band hosts its annual family picnic on Labor Day at Highland Park featuring afternoon and evening music. All are welcome with special attractions and evening fireworks planned.
Dr. Charles Snyder and Jacob Boehner left this afternoon for Rockford to make arrangements for the Shriners picnic. The event will be held at Harlem Park on September 11.
Illinois Central to run a special train tomorrow to Lena due to the camp meeting. Train leaves Freeport at 9 30 a m and returns from Lena at 7 30 p m.
St Aloysius society of St Joseph church presents Out on the Streets at St Pius hall on Tuesday evening August 27. The anticipated performance showcases local talent with seating for parishioners and guests.
Miss Sarah E. Hyde of Chesterton Indiana and James H. Coleman of LaSalle were married in Freeport this morning by Judge Clarity.
Real estate transfer records list Efrom Mayer selling lot 18 block 4 Mayer and Seeleyr's addition to Charles E. Yarger for 3850 dollars. The transaction details include parcel descriptor, seller and buyer names, and sale price in the transfers section. Entities include Mayer Seeleyr and Yarger with the lot and block identifiers.
August events include campmeetings at Lena Oakdale park and Riverside park from August 15 to 25 with Hon. Wm. BE Masop as orator. A Saengerbund picnic at Forest Park and an Old Settlers' picnic at Cedareville occur August 25 and August 2 respectively.
An old time advertising pitch extols Dr Kings New Life Pills as the most regular routine of the day next to sunrise and sunset with the guarantee by druggist Joseph Emmert. The 26 cent price is noted.
The latest in bracelets back combs gents seal and stone rings arrived at Bengston's corner jewelry store. New styles showcased.
In social circles the Misses Baymiller hosted a Fifth Avenue gathering last night in honor of Miss Martha Hecker of Chicago. The event featured games and later dainty refreshments. Miya Lillian Weber of Chicago was among the guests.
The R. I. club members were charmingly entertained last evening at Miss Florence Wining’s Foley street home. A graphophore concert was enjoyed and was followed by refreshments.
There will be a card party at G. A. R. hall tonight. An Eastern Star meeting is set for Monday night. The Lady Maccabees will meet Merenes Schlott Monday at 2 30 P M. L T Fargher returns to Freeport from Lake Waubesa where he spent a two week vacation. Howard Kintzel returns to Chicago after visiting relatives. President Shoemaker and Superintendent Van Etten of Shoemaker Automobile Co transact business in Chicago. Mrs Lena K Stein hosted Chicago orphan boys at Highland Park with luncheon and flags.
James H. Coleman of LaSalle and 43 Oreenee Hyde of Chesterton arrange a marriage license. The brief note lists names and locations, indicating a forthcoming ceremony without further details.
An old man health notice warns men over sixty about kidney and bladder disorders linked to enlarged prostate. It promotes Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy and cites Rodney Burnett of Rockport Missouri, age 91, who says two bottles improved his long standing prostate and kidney issues. The note credits H. J. Moogk and Wm. F. Jungkunz.
Six room cottage on Fruitt Street with gas and water. Inquire 3138 Carrollat or phone Black 912. Also available Mahogany dining room set in EnglishG hipporndale style. Phone Blue On SBA tf.
Vacation time is here. Subscribers leaving the city may have their paper forwarded by leaving their address at the office. Call phone 25 to arrange forward with no extra charge. Addresses will be changed as desired.
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