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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1906
Page
2
If taken up now, you secure a growing piece of property in the finest new addition to Freeport. Deferred, you may lose one of the best and most attractive propositions ever offered in the city as lots go on sale.
Charles E Meyer addition to Freeport in and adjoining Third ward is now on. a few days hence it may be closed. Only about thirty lots remain for sale as thrifty families seek homes with conveniences, space, and good neighbors. prices are described as really favorable.
A compact note states that terms offered are much more favorable than actual values and are very easy for recipients to accept. It suggests favorable conditions and ease of agreement, highlighting sender advantage in the arrangement. Entities include the issuer and potential beneficiaries.
A Liberal Dis for the remainder. Buyers are bound to make money on these lots. It is a splendid chance for thrifty people, but it won't be open much longer. Take advantage of it now. You will be mighty glad you did, later on. Our agent will be pleas ed to show and tell you all about it. Call as soon as you can.
Reports from Havana indicate President Palma and cabinet weigh a thirty day amnesty for insurgents to return to peaceful pursuits. Opposition within the government delays action as U S intervention rumors swirl and treasury sets aside 2 million for defense amid rising violence in Santa Clara and nearby provinces.
A recent interview reveals Stolypin faced danger as he nears premiership amid a Sky of opposition from a radical group led by the Social Revolutionists. Police traced the conspiracy through a dead assassin’s body and linked roles to figures including Mile. Spiri donove and Mile. Barbara Printz, with Ryetsan province tied to the key actor Moro seff.
All eye witnesses were killed in the reception hall explosion that shattered the premier's residence front. Investigators face a silent scene as they seek to determine whether assassins hurled the bomb or it fell by accident. Evidence is scarce and the blast left a ruined backdrop with little to guide ruling officials.
A devastating explosion rocked the premier’s villa near the river, killing and maiming many inside. Witnesses describe bodies torn apart and debris strewn across the grounds. The chief assassin, about 25, wore a fresh uniform under a dirtied civilian coat, while accomplices wore Varme and Chilean dress. Suspects fled toward Moscow.
Fragmentary report describes a militar y senatorship in contention amid war talk. Figures such as Gram Duke Nichokis Nicholaieviteh and Stolypin reportedly favored a firmer grip, with arrests and shootings linked to a failed attempt to arrest a suspect. Police actions and political tension surface in chaotic, unclear lines.
The article explains how railroads employ diplomats to secure freight and passenger business, with Chicago as a hub. It notes the rise of press agents, public relations, and competition among lines for picnic, excursion, and theater traffic. It also discusses rebates, misbilling, shipper overloading, and a generally open approach to public relations.
Reported apple harvests reach unprecedented scales with yields expected to more than double 1896 records. Quality also praised as best ever, with barrels priced 1.50 to 2.50 and shipments flooding South Water Street at about 6,000 barrels daily. Chicago touted as world’s greatest apple market.
An evocative sketch contrasts leaving Illinois for distant lands with the pull of home. The piece muses on farm toil, shifting fortunes, and the ache of memory, celebrating how recollection vividly recalls corn silks, wheat harvests, and elms beneath a railside fence. It ends with the dream that waking finds only dreamward wandering.
In Norfolk near Sewell's Point Craney Island famed for a 1812 repulse and a 1774 pistol duel between John Paul Jones and Lieutenant Parker, sparked by a disparaging remark about Virginian women. Jones sought a pistol meeting but received no reply. He later prepared to defend America with powder and cannon.
Office hours in the library building from 2 to 5 pm on weekdays beginning Aug 28 for preliminary business of opening schools. Schools open Sept 4 at 8:30 am. Outside city pupils need entrance cards at this time. Children turning six before January 30 may enter this semester if they come in September or October. Book lists provided. parents urged to buy supplies before Sept 4. Do not write names in books until approved by teachers. S BE Raines Superintendent of Schools Read the Journal's want column.
A Chicago death from heart trouble is blamed on indigestion. The ad claims swollen stomach presses the heart, causing fluttering pain and breathlessness. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is advertised as a quick cure with a money back guarantee, sold by druggists for 50c and 1.00.
For 30 days a surplus of 8,000 rolls to be sold at a great bargain. All desirable patterns. G. L. PARKS, 8-16 of 158 Stephenson street.
Bids invited until 7:00 p m September 2 1906 for construction of a concrete culvert across West Street. Plans and specifications available at the city engineer office. Bids to be opened by the committee on streets alleys and bridges and the Highway Commissioners of Freeport town. LOE 8 23
An entirely new cash register is offered for sale at a great bargain. Prospective buyers are invited to call and see the item at Brown & Dollmeyer. dhol ws
For sale a residence at 235 N Galena Ave offered at a bargain with steam heat bath rooms city water sewer and gas and a barn. House may be sold with part or whole lot. Grand opportunity for a bargain if taken at once inquire of GEO J DEIIN 12dtf 44 Stephenson St.
A Freeport man, W. O. Tenney of 194 Chicago Street, testifies Doan's Kidney Pills eased his kidney and back trouble caused by railroad jolt. He says the remedy, sold by Emmett's drug store and Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo, costs 50 cents and is effective without upsetting the bowels. Remember the name Doan's.
To Colorado for the Summer via The Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway. Enjoy the climate and scenery of the Rocky Mountains with low through rates and excellent train service on the St Paul Union Pacific line. Ask your local agent about rates routes and service or write to F. A. Miller General Passenger Agent Chicago Colorado California book sent for six cents postage.
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