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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1896
Page
5
Jaxverson Iowa December 1 Hiram OC Wheeler a noted Iowa farmer shows a milking machine that handles 25 to 50 cows per hour with air driven vacuum cups. It milks 10 to 15 cows before recharging and is claimed to be more humane and productive than hand milking.
Captain J M A Webster of the Twenty second Infantry reports a catastrophic X ray treatment in Chicago six weeks ago. He describes abdominal burns blistered skin and loss of hair and nails, with ongoing pain and limited mobility after a bullet could not be located. Now bedridden with uncertain recovery prospects.
An advertisement proclaims White Satin as the finest patent flour on the market. It asserts complete verification of the claim and urges customers to buy only White Satin, calling it the king of flour and equal to none.
The ad promotes Whole Wheat Flour M4 from White Satin millers as nutritious and pure, selling a 12 pound sack for 350. It also touts Swain, Earl & Co. Boston Java and Mocha coffee as top quality, packed and praised by critics, inviting consumers to try it for a perceived advantage.
The note says the bhoy has maroon aweaters priced at 90 cents each. Ennenga and Wagner's is the listed seller.
Washington rumors say General Grosvenor of Ohio was asked by Major McKinley’s supporters in Congress to back political moves. The report from Catrony, December 2, notes sensational chatter about influence and possible candidacy.
General Grosvenor will not seek the speakership and McKinley supporters oppose any challenger to Reed.
For Illinois the outlook calls for generally cloudy skies with snow flurries tonight and Thursday. Winds will be variable, bringing a chilly feel to the state as a cold front moves through.
J W Bacharach former Democratic candidate for minority representative announces intent to contest seats of Honey Andrus and Victor Bovey two Republicans elected in the district and requests a recount of ballots claiming voting errors could alter the result by 100 to 200 votes It is noted this district has never elected three Republican assemblymen before.
In Manoazio December 2 special report anxiety grips the public over Cuba. Rumors of a cabinet crisis circulate despite official denials. Despatches claim Weyler's forces encircle insurgents in Pinar del Rio Province and rebels are in disarray.
Closing quotations list for December through July futures in wheat corn oats pork and lard. Livestock markets show cattle and hog receipts with price ranges for beves stockers mixed cows Texans and hog grades. sheep and lamb prices provided.
Henry L. Bower, driven by insanity, killed his wife and tried to kill his daughter and mother in law. He then cut his own throat with a butcher knife and died within minutes.
A quoted medical claim declares catarrh a local bloodless affection cured by Ely's Cream Balm. The Balm is described as harmless and mercury free, applied to the inflamed nasal membrane to restore health.
Miss Kitty Killion hosts a gathering of schoolmates who enjoy games and a repast. Guests present include Ronnie Gibler, Chas Gordon, Martin Sweet, Arthur Flachtemeier, Roy Best, and many others. An auction at Cross jewelry store is announced for the ladies.
WM Walton promotes a large stock of new dry goods carpets flannels blankets and more at 104 and 106 Stephenson St with Butterick patterns and a challenge to competitors on price. This display advertises extensive stock ready for business.
Baltimore Oyster House advertises oysters in all grades bulk cans and shell with quality and quantity guaranteed and prompt delivery. J. M. Tisdel manager located at 83 Stephenson Street.
Notice states I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by my wife. Signed by John Tappe.
Loretta Farley celebrated her ninth birthday with a party from 2 to 5 PM yesterday afternoon. A group of her friends attended including Willie Ray Harry Gleason Robbie Smith Harry Troy Donald Parker Jennie Helen Grant Eva Foley Emily Jungkunz Estella Wood Florence Parker Etta Hall Margaret Gleason Isa belle Finton from Chicago.
J M Tisdel and Vernon Hart announce a silver plated cake basket prize to the holder of a ticket who guesses the closest attendance total for Sam Jones' lecture. Entries due by Saturday evening, with receipts required for entry.
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