Mrs John G Oyler and family return from trip
Mrs John G Oyler and her daughter Florence, with Mia, arrived home yesterday from a journey. Oyler had the rare opportunity to study with Bellini the noted voice teacher who came home for the summer due to her aged father. Bellini, a Lamperti pupil, has long been active in opera and concert and was a soloist with the Emma Abbott company at Abbott's death. She now serves as head assistant to Madam Cappianni, founder of the old Italian school of voice culture in New York.
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John G. Oyler
Florence
Mia
Oyler
Bellini
Lamperti
Italy
America
Emma Abbott
Abbott
Madam Cappianni
Old Italian School of Voice Culture
New York
Will probate for Michael Ulrich at Cedarville
The will of the late Michael Ulrich who died at Cedarville on July 27 is probated in the county court. He leaves all property to his wife who is named executrix. The instrument is dated June 18, 1905 with witnesses Grace Alma and Henry Richart.
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Michael Ulrich
Cedarville
Grace
Alma
Henry Richart
Missionary Will Speak at First Baptist Meeting
Mrs. George Meiars, a city missionary of Chicago, will speak to the ladies of the First Baptist church at the regular monthly missionary meeting. The session is set for Friday at 2 30 o clock and all church ladies are invited.
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George Meiars
Chicago
the First Baptist Church
Noted Pianist Coming to Freeport on American Tour
Renowned Russian pianist A. Rubenstein will perform in Freeport this season as part of his American tour under the direction of B. Ulrich of Baltimore Maryland.
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A. Rubenstein
Freeport
B. Ulrich
Baltimore
Typhoid Fever Confines C. Fred Kuehner at Home
C Fred Kuehner of the Kuehner Bros is confined to his home with typhoid fever. His condition is not regarded as serious.
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C. Fred Kuehner
Kuehner
Local notes from Rockford and vicinity reflect community life
Thomas Keily becomes Rice building elevator boy while Edward Gilbert relocates to 48 Stephenson Street. Gilbert's orchestra to play for a dance in Warren tomorrow night. Excelsior lodge of Masons to meet for business. Dr. C P Leitzell locates practice in Dakota village. Embury church choir hosted at Bimbury parsonage. Lady Macabees card party Friday at hall over State Bank. David Karl Leamon and Lena May Allen granted marriage license in Rockford. Miss Gertrude Samilson, Chicago trimmer, engaged by Miss Summers for fall and winter trade. Embury Sunday School Board convenes this evening. Rockford Chautauqua ends. Harlem Park opens next Sunday with free admission and vaudeville. Trades Council meets Friday before Labor Day. card players welcome. C J McDonald injured unloading pears. finger cut by bedstead accident. Mrs. Sara Eloisa Fisher added to Freeport Conservatory staff. Luther Church midweek service on Casting Shadows with 8 pm start. Assistant Pastor’s edition to be distributed later. Cordial invitation extended.
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Thomas Keily
Rice Building
Edward Gilbert
Stephenson Street
Edward” Gilbert
Warren
Excelsior Lodge of Masons
C. P. Leitzell
Dakota Village
Embury
Bimbury
David Karl Leamon
Lena May Allen
Lena
Rockford
Gertrude Samilson
Chicago
Trades Council
C. J. McDonald
Sara Eloisa Fisher
Freeport Conservatory of Music
Small town merchants urged to fight mail order threat
A Freeport editorial warns smaller cities to curb mail order dominance. It argues the mail order system drains local commerce, promotes deceptive offers, and erodes community retail. The piece advocates persistent local advertising and a coordinated campaign to educate residents and support home merchants.
Wise Avenue Nurseries Fall Stock Announcement Card
The Wise Avenue Nurseries issues fall planting stock notes for ornamental trees and shrubs. John A. Wise will host an office at the county fair next week to greet friends and discuss stock selections. Also promotes Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea for family health.
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Wise Avenue Nurseries
John AM. Wise
Freeport blanked Hawley's pinks in shutout win
Freeport dominated LaCrosse 4 to 0 after a strong pitching effort by Scotty and solid hitting from Houge, Householder, Barlow, and Sullivan. Killion was held to one hit as Freeport spoiled LaCrosse’s strong start, while flawless defense backed their victory.
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Morey
Scott
Hougeholder
Barlow and Sullivan
Scotty
Wisconsin
Badger State
Killion
la Crosse
Billy Householder
Freeport Boys
Kiyatchey
Freeport
Jones
LaCrosse
Householder
Barlow
Bond
Moriarity
Pink Hawley
Sullivan
Rome Nies
Reed
Treepore
LaCropes
One Hundred Dollar Reward for Cure of Ontarrh
A 19th century ad fragment offers a hundred dollar reward for any case of Ontarrh not cured by Hall's Ontarrh Cure. The notice promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a blood and system remedy, with Toledo firms endorsing the product and selling pills and school suits at Golden Eagle. The text includes testimonials and prices, and mentions multiple druggists and wholesale suppliers in Toledo.
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Hall
Toledo
B.J. Cheney
Balluve
THEAX
Wholedgleu
Oxedo
Professor at Cornell University Shows Teachers Employed
A Cornell University professor reveals that many teachers are employed, highlighting broad job stability in the education sector and suggesting widespread staffing strength across schools. The finding emphasizes ongoing demand for qualified instructors amid evolving curricula.
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Cornell University
Green Bay triumphs over Wausau in 2 1 victory
Green Bay beat Wausau 2 to 1 before a large crowd in Green Bay Wisconsin. Oshkosh also won its second game against Beloit earlier in the day. An unrelated census bulletin from Cornell University discusses teacher proportions in the United States, noting female teachers dominate and vary by region and city size.
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Green Bay
Wis
Wausau
Svore
Oshkosh
Wisi
Beloit
Walter Li
Wiens
Cornell University
United Sites
Pew
Walerie, Mole Rh Medarehy
Tag Oores
Continental
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Nevada
Vermont
Maine
Washington
North
England and
Wales
Germany
France
Italy
Canada
Mexico
Cuba
England and Wales
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Connecticut
District of Columbia
Ohio
Minnesota
Iowa
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Colorado
Oregon
California
England
North Atlante
North Central
New Himpshire
New York
New Mexico
West l Wiceinin
Im Vormant
South Central
North Atlantic
Half Through With Camp at Riverside Park
Riverside Park camp meeting continues into its second half with strong attendance and hopeful outlook. German language sermon by Rev. Degenkolb contrasts weak disciples with a strong master. Afternoon youth-focused talks by Plapp Freuchton and Boelter lead to a consecration service. Evening sermon by Hallwachs on forgiveness of sin inspires listeners. More services planned with Rev. Kesselring Blaser and Dr. Heinmiller among speakers. All are welcome.
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Riverside Park
G. J. Degenkolb
J. Gipperer
Degenkolb
Christ
E. E. Plapp
J. G. Freuchton
A. J. Boelter
Tabernacle
W. C. Hallwachs
Forreston
Hallwachs
J. Ripperer
G. C. Gasser
Houpnote
Geneseo
Ill
M. Kesselring
Mt. Carroll
J. H. Blaser
G. Heinmiller
Cleveland
Ohio
Heinmiller
Diphtheria Claims ThirteenYearOld Theodore Schulz
Theodore Schulz a thirteen year old boy died of diphtheria yesterday afternoon at 4 oclock at his grandmother Mrs Christias Kirchmans home 4 fourth avenue. He was known as eddy a sociable bright energetic child cherished by his grandmother. He fell ill about ten days ago with no early alarming symptoms and soon worsened despite medical care from Dr Arnold. The funeral was held at 9:30 this morning at the family residence with Rev Father Kalvelege presiding.
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Theodore Schulz
Christias Kirchman
Fourth Avenue
Eddy
Arnold
Father Kalvelege
Weather Forecast Chicago August 31 Special
Chicago forecast for tonight calls for showers and thunderstorms. Friday expects further showers with cool spells and unsettled conditions across Illinois markets and nearby areas.
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Chicago
J—llinois
Cleaning Up Time Has Come Weed Burning Is Popular
The city faces a fall cleaning boom as residents burn weeds and trash, creating pervasive smoke. A proposed plan would divide neighborhoods to conduct scheduled burn days, but individuals may still burn when convenient, keeping smoke a common feature.
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Freeport
Railways face reform in handling of official mail
Government and railroad officials clash over free official mail by railroads. A committee led by Guy Adams of Rock Island will draft rules to limit use of government bags for nonofficial material. Members include E P Davis Big Four J A Osborn Illinois Central F H Thrall Southern Pacific and J J Lemonson Pennsylvania.
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Guy Adams
Rock Island
E. P. Davis
Big Four Road
J. A. Osborn
Illinois Central
FH. P. Thrall
Southern Pacific
J. J. Lemonson
General Super Lnpp Cen
Pennsylvania
Quaker Doctors at Rice Building Offer Free Consults
Office of the Quaker Doctors located in the Rice Building invites those with chronic diseases to consult. They claim the doctors can diagnose illnesses without questions and state their remedies’ potential to cure. Hours are 1 to 12 a.m., 7 to 8 p.m. Consultation and advice free. 46 Mother, come in and take a look at the clothing for the little men, Golden Eagle.
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Quaker Doctors
Rice Building
Golden Eagtis
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