Timber direct from forest to customer cuts costs
Lumber firm touts ownership of timber and two sawmills to reduce margins. Lumber kept under cover to resist warping. Calls welcomed whether buying or not.
30 Aug 1899
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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1899
Page
1
Lumber firm touts ownership of timber and two sawmills to reduce margins. Lumber kept under cover to resist warping. Calls welcomed whether buying or not.
The St. John Evangelical church flock orchestrated a 30th wedding anniversary surprise for Rev. Holke and his wife last evening. The elaborate plan aimed to honor the couple but instead resulted in their unexpected death, as the pastor was lured to a trap under the pretext of a celebratory event.
Henry Althoff and party returned to the parsonage to find St John’s Church lit and filled. The couple was led to two chairs before the altar as the choir sang the bridal chorus The Rose Maiden. After greetings, a rosewood parlor set was presented by the congregation. Feasts followed in the basement with music by Mr. Malkemus and words from Rev Holke and Rev Holz.
Fifteen bright graduates received diplomas from the College of Commerce in an evening ceremony. Rev H W Tope spoke on The dream of life and Beloved Joseph the dreamer, urging purposeful aims and patient effort. The class included Pearl Adleman, John Martiny, Cyril Martiny, and others. final remarks emphasized self reliance and ethical ambition.
It promotes wellbeing over cash by giving people happiness through improved health, as suggested by Em mort and Burrell. The ad touts Rocky Mountain Tea as a superior choice that yields good luck and wellness to users.
Dick Johnson takes on street car conversion work while Gus Robles travels to Warren for a large cement job. Louis Janssen leads a Polo crew for a major project as the Dupont Gun Club plans a badge shoot tomorrow afternoon. St Marys court No 75 WC OF holds a special meeting tomorrow evening. West Freeport M E Sunday school resumes next Sunday with all children invited. The Demarest Misses kindergarten will occupy the U B church upper room until taps on Sept 1. The first session begins Wednesday morning Sept 20 at 9.
Mrs Kobow and Mrs Catherine Murphy are among the sick and not expected to recover while Nicholas Wilkey Sr is very low. Dr Plasch resumes practice after a short illness as Emmert and Burrell tout Quickens the blood and lifts the body’s weakness with Rocky Mountain Tea.
Golden Eagle advertises boys shirts of all kinds colors and prices. Sale highlights include a range of styles suitable for different ages and budgets.
Freeport battled the Columbia Giants at Taylor's Park yesterday. After a close game featuring errors and sharp hitting, Freeport surged ahead in the eighth with six runs, aided by misplays and a muffed catch, to win 9 to 7. Notable plays included Deacon Lohr and Houlett excelling for Freeport and Burns, Buckner, and Figgemeier contributing for the Giants.
Stephenson County Abstract Office Freeport Illinois summarizes recent real estate transfers since last report dated Aug 28 1899. Transactions include A H Brown to A G Brown lot 1 Brewster's ad, $5500. D R Barnes to A Zimmerman lot 50 part lot 6 block 5 Guiteau's ad, $800. Adolph Tuerke to H G Witte lots 21 22 block 2 Johnson B ad, $601. C G Steffen to S H Johnson n76 part lot 9 block 1 Guiteau's ad, $4700. J F Dittmar to C G Steffen lot 7 block 1 Ellis ad, $2000. Henry Brinkman et al to Margaret Burns lot 2 block 20 Knowlton's 2d ad, $1500. Lichtenberger Bros to Oscar Ritz man lots 4 5 block 2 Lichtenberger's ad, $5765. O Taylor attorney. A G Frieg notary public conveyancers. Schwarz Great Five cigar. Sold only at Mensenkamp's greatest and latest cigar. 7-29dm
Effie Gordon, age forty, attempted suicide with a butcher knife while visiting friends in Rockford. A swindler posing as threshing machine repairman hired transport at Rockton livery then vanished. Caledonia post office robbed. a crowbar pried drawer and money and stamps stolen with no clue. Two negroes reportedly beaten near Rockford by white workers on the Illinois Central. immigration of imported workers discussed. George Burton of Aurora won the distance prize at the terling fair, after traveling 100 miles. Rock Mountain Tea claimed to destroy germs in disease study.
The Three Links hall hosts an evening reception and supper for John A. Gale fresh from the Klondike and Dr. A E Smith back from Cuba. Gale plans a talk on Alaska gold mining while Smith shares life as an army surgeon in Puerto Rico. Ladies Mandolin Club provides music and a fine supper. The sheriff of Ogle County sought Watts, the Byron man jailed recently. Beecham's Pills advertised for flatulence relief.
An offer for a low fare G A R National Encampment excursion to Philadelphia via Pennsylvania Short Lines. Tickets go on sale September 1 2 3 and 4. For details contact H R Dering A G P Agt at 248 South Clark Street Chicago.
The fare is 18.45 for a round trip to New York from Chicago over the Pennsylvania Short Line. Tickets are available for Sept 1 to Sept 4 with return by Sept 30. Write or wire H. R. Dering at 248 South Clark Street, Chicago. He can reserve sleeping car space on request.
The superintendent of schools will be in the office at the high school building every afternoon this week from 2 to 4 o'clock to examine pupils and place them in proper grades. Attending this week avoids delays on the opening day of school, August 29.
Advertisement states Dutton’s Vegetable Discovery available from Geo. S. Nasu at 64 West Street. Lively sales pitch promotes health benefits and product display in a historical ad tone. Includes named vendor and street address for purchase.
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