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San ford apartment 60 Exchange Street with phone 7. also 15 Mechanic Street contact number 42 for further information.
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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1906
Page
5
San ford apartment 60 Exchange Street with phone 7. also 15 Mechanic Street contact number 42 for further information.
In Paris on December 13 Catholics responded to the clergy’s appeal by attending early masses through side portals despite front entrance closures. Interior pews filled with no disturbance as authorities kept gates shut.
Ten riders fell in a early race in New York with three spills. The event paused briefly before resuming with Hollister and Vanoni the only riders unable to continue. Positions remained unchanged after the restart.
Senator Dubois charged President Roosevelt used influence to aid Mormon candidates in Idaho and Utah in a lengthy speech on Reed Smoot's Senate seat. He criticized church control by Brigham Young and twelve apostles, polygamy, and church dominance in politics, urging a break to curb Mormon influence and defend American principles.
Adolph Haegele of German Valley admitted guilt in county court to thirty counts of selling liquor without a license. He received a fine of 20 dollars and costs on each count totaling 756.05 dollars. Once a Freeport bakery proprietor, Haegele is well known locally as residents filed the complaints.
Chicago markets show May wheat at 78 5, May corn 437, May oats 3614. Jan hog futures at 15.85, lard 8.67, ribs 8.50. At Union Stock Yards cattle 11,000 steady, beeves 7.35, cows and heifers 5.20, stockers and feeders 2.40 to 4.50, hogs 23,000 strong to 5 lower, bulk 6.00 to 6.20, sheep 26,000 steady 3.90 to 5.75.
Chicago notes tonight rain with colder north winds and Friday rain or snow followed by noticeably cooler conditions. Sun rises at 7 21 a m and sets at 4 28 p m.
Fred Rodemeyer and F O Keene left this morning for Chicago to attend a meeting of baseball fans for a permanent organization of the Illinois league. Representatives from Rockford Elgin Kankakee Keewanee LaSalle Joliet and possibly Clinton Ta will be present.
Walter Grote of the Wiltshire tin works on Chicago street had his right hand badly crushed near noon when his hand was caught in a pressing machine. The index finger bone was cracked. He was taken to Dr Peck's office where the injury was dressed.
West Freeport village board presents a Christmas remembrance to Freeport firefighters in the form of a five dollar check for each member signaling community support.
Freeport city engineer Geo. W. Graham visited to review plans for a Galena river bridge to be built this coming winter in the city.
Serf and Haight offer Ardee Flour at 42 Stephenson Street with guaranteed baking results. The product costs a trifle more than other goods and is promoted by the shop with two phone numbers listed.
Embroidery with all stamping and lucky chamber draw mentioned. Hand embroidery waist and a burst skirt plaited for a dollie. Price 25 rs. Listing notes location at 265 Benton Street and contact 12 Llodiw.
Men's slippers offered for Christmas in a wide range from 50 cents to 82 dollars. Styles are presented as the latest and best, inviting shoppers to visit E. & W. for quality footwear this season.
Auction at Ford's Jewelry offers bargains with two daily session times 2:30 and 7:30 announced for shoppers. Todd W listed among interested buyers.
Readiness to reopen retail brewery bars grows as saloonkeepers fear loss of business. Officials note past closures reduced nuisance crowds and speculate about locations and timelines for one or more breweries to resume service around year’s start.
Fifty attendees last night at the First M E church parlors enjoyed a program directed by the Epworth League literary department. The event previewed a winter season of musical and literary entertainments with acts including violin solo Miss Porter song The Shoogy Shop readings and piano pieces by Miss Eisenhauer and Miss Parks.
Mrs. Bradshaw shows improvement after a week of illness. Frank Campbell, injured in the Chicago yards two months ago, remains at home. August Stukenberg, homebound for weeks, is improving and now sits up a few hours daily.
Real estate transfers include Nolan to Willian Ware part of lot 4 Clark's third subdivision. Heirs of Ann Darrah to Catherine Darrah undivided five sixths of lot 15 Nebraska addition. Harry C. Montague to Mary Menlove lot 6 block 4 Staver's second subdivision. Prices: $5 $500.
Leland Wingert of Kent was adjudged insane in county court this morning by Judge Clarity and committed to the asylum at Watrestown.
Advertisement notes fur trimmed felt Juliet slipper pairs for mother or sister, promising to please her. Price tier ends at L50 with a tie option available at EL. & W. 12-ldiw.
A Ford's Jewelry auction this week offered a diamond ring prize with inquiries urged for particulars.
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