Leaders chosen at Cherry Camp and other orders
A large Cherry Camp Modern Woodmen of America meeting elected Edward Wagner as Venerable Consul and named officers for the year. Knights Templar, Ancient Order of United Workmen, and Daughters of Illinois also held elections naming officers. An illustrated course lecture on The Harp of the Senses drew praise and season tickets remain available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry Camp
Woodmen of America
Edward Wagner
Edward Wag
John H. Addams
Ancient Order of United Workmen
R. Johnson
J. C. Froning
A. Hageley
Joseph Deke
B. B. Dreher
A. L. Gilbert
H. F. Hawke
John Griffin
Inner Watch
F. Kregner
Eli Oettinger
J. Deke
Medical Eexaminers
Drs. F. A. Dietrich and
L. H. Voigt
Freeport Commandery No. 7
Knights Templar
R. D. Kuehner
Walter C. Jenks
J. M. Sauceran
C. L. Snyder
RH. D. Allington
L. H. Burrell
John Effert
S. C. Buckman
Hollister’s
Uncle Tom and Little Eva in Young Bros. revival
The reviewer praises the revised Uncle Tom and Little Eva production by Young Bros. as a perennial, moral, and humanistic work that educates through emotion. The piece emphasizes the enduring impact of Mrs. Stowe's tale and announces the Y M C A lecture series featuring Prof. John B. De Motte on character building at the Grand Opera House next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Bros
Vaiw
Messrs
Grand Opera House
John B. DeMotte
DeMotte
Ostrom
Hillis
Prof
Minor items state meeting notices and calls for reports
The H R C will meet tomorrow evening with Miss Farohm. Public is urged to note the J Burrell grocer advertisement in this issue. All Aronson pupils meet tomorrow at Mrs Leonard Stoskopf's home at four. WCTU meets Friday at 2 in Embury church lecture room. First quarter reports will be called for. each department superintendent should give a brief update. Prompt full attendance is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Burrell
Grocer
Aronson
Leonard Stoskopf
Embury
Carl Kunz Introduces Neat New Delivery Wagon
A local grocer Carl Kunz unveils a clean new delivery wagon for service. An advertisement promotes Rocky Mountain Tea claiming a universal cure for constipation, attributed to Emmert & Burrell.
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Carl Kunz
Emmert & Burrell
Emnett & Burrell
Markets Close With Mixed Grain and Livestock Quotations
Closing Board of Trade quotations show May wheat at 693, May corn 323, May oats 243 with pork 9.57, lard 5.25, ribs 5.12. Cattle 9,000 steady with beeves 4.40 to 7.35, hogs 44,000 nickel to dime lower, light 3.80 to 4.05, mixed 3.85 to 4.10, heavy 3.90 to 4.05. Sheep 14,000 about steady. Northwestern receipts list Chicago and Duluth figures. ad includes misc. items and local notices.
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Catoaco
Board of Trade
C. W. Killen
Fry’s Block
Omicago
Northwestern
Minneapolis
Duluth
New York
Freeport
Fry's
New Schedule for Chicago to Omaha Passenger Trains
The Central Railroad announces through passenger service between Chicago and Omaha with a new Fort Dodge and Omaha division timetable starting Sunday Dec 17. Initial fast service will depart Chicago at 5 15 p m with limited stops and a Dubuque leg of four hours fifty two minutes. Return trains start from Dubuque at 5 p m arriving Chicago at 10 p m. Equipment not yet delivered may delay some trains until after the new year.
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Central
Chicago
Omaha
Fort Dodge
Chiago
Rockford
Freeport
Galena
Lake City
Dubuque
St. Paul’s
Great Western
Dill
Iowa
Notes from the Suburbs Borrox Describes Thanksgiving in Area
From Our Own Correspondent Borrox December 4. John Valsh lost seven young cattle from mouldy stalks the local doctor confirmed. Woodmen and friends held Thanksgiving at the hall followed by an oyster supper. Various local residents and visitors spent Thanksgiving with friends and revival services were affected by illness. Upcoming W F M S meeting at Mrs John Hance's. One runaway incident in Freeport caused damage to a buggy. Overcoats in demand for winter. Local visits noted among Polo and Odgers residents.
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Winsow
Underwood
J. Fleming
Alicea
Freeport
Chas. A. Gage
Durand
Hazle Thompson
Christian Hollow
Edith
John Sparks
Putnam
Nora
Leah McVenn
Blanchardville
Blanche Martin
Browntown
Nelson Sweeley
Monroe
W.H. Hells
Pasadena
Cal
Borrox
John Valsh
Swingley
M. W. Goodsell
C. F. Warner
Iowa
N. R. Hinds
Byron
Jones
Oregon
W. C. Scott
Charles VanBrocklin
Belvidere
H. O. VanBrocklin
Sheriff Fox
Nicholas
Thanksgiving social notes and local visits in Davis
From Our Own Correspondent, Davis. Thanksgiving visitors include T H Longley and wife from Chicago visiting Mrs Eri Hinds, John Moris of Ludlow House Monroe, Guy Cronemiller of Pearl City at home, and Frank Clark to visit Edwin Clark in Vinton Iowa. Local events include Masons electing officers, I O O F dedication, and Spencer Blackmore planning land purchase. Memorials note Mrs Markley visiting Rockford and a child’s death from membranous croup. Beechan's Pitts to dispel blues.
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Davis
T. H. Longley
Chicago
Eri. T. Hinds
John Moris
Ludlow House
Monroe
Guy Cronemiller
Pearl City
Frank Clark
Vinton
Iowa
Edwin Clark
Deill
Bride
Masons
A. d. Foster
W. M
C. M. Briggs
S. W
B. F. Hover
J. W
T. Cronemiller
Treas
F. P. Cross
Guy McNut
S. Patsy
Will Buttler
Council Bluffs, Ta
John Buttler
O. M. & St. Paul
Frank Veeper
Charles Minert
Freeport
Judge Cronkrite
Thompson
John Heltms
Orangeville
Spencer Blackmore
D. Bollman
Rock City
Markley
Rockford
P. McHees
F. Butticoffer
Clinton Junction
Wis
Fragmented OCR Totals and Codes Summary
Incomplete numeric string sequence includes figures like 3,186.00 174,28 and 335,650,65 with 4,100,00 40,000.00 126,605.08 10,080,00 2,750.00 and trailing S197 145.07. The readable items resemble financial totals or ledger entries but lack context, dates, or proper labeling to determine a concrete story.
BISY 800 27 Kohlod Financial Notation
Fragmentary financial entry lists values 25,000.00 24,050.00 1,000.00 09.82 17.33 15 1,262,738 1,125.00 RIG TH00. Data appears as ledger shorthand or currency figures without clear narrative context.
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Bisy
Kohlod
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