Index to New Advertisements in Local Trade Note
Advert listings include HH. A. Hillmer Co coal and wood. BK. & W. clothing. Huss & Kinley clonks. G. Behouffer groceries. Burrell Bros groceries. Riley & Wheat racket store. Wm. F. Jungkunz holiday novelties. Names and goods reflect 19th or early 20th century catalog ads in local paper classifieds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HH. A. Hillmer Co
Huss & Kinley—Clonks
Ceee Ees OG
G. Behouffer—Groceries
Cere
Burrell Bros —Groceries
Cee
Riley & Wheat
Teers Wm. F. Jungkunz
PERSONAL RECORDS IN FREEPORT AREA VISITORS
A scan of local notices shows numerous residents and visitors from Polo Freeport Rockford Polo Chicago and Madison making business calls calling on friends or visiting relatives. Notable names include F J Burdett G C Dunlap Frederick Brooks J W Rowe W F Norton M Copenhaver J B Fuller Co D Knowlton E F Abbott A W Beckner L J Hubble J F Nelson C J Shean C J Shearer W K Hubbard E W Sass E F Bauman and BE Kingsley among others with varied travel and business activities across Illinois Wisconsin Iowa and Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GC. H. Dunlap
Freeport
Frederick Brooks
Milwaukee
John W. Rowe
Chicago
W. F. Norton
Rockford
M. Copenhaver
Polo
J. B. Fuller
Winslow
F. W. Hoefer
Sterling
E. F. Abbott
Miami
Okla
W.W. W. Baker
Peoria
A. W. Beckner
R. G. Shumway
L. J. Hubble
A. J. Leonard
Elgin
C.J. Shean
Janesville
Cc. J. Shearer
J. F. Nelson
Madison
Wis
E. F. Bauman
Monroe
William Lake
Brodhead
CO. H. Dunlap
Wiks
Tester Barnum
Adrian
Mich
John Deethart
Hollandale
Evergreen Lodge Past Masters Gather For Jewels
Evergreen Lodge No. 170 A F and A M held its annual meeting with many visitors. Ralph Ryan elected Worshipful Master. nine past masters from Excelsior Lodge were honored with jeweled tokens in a display of inter lodge friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evergreen Lodge No
A. F P
Evergreen Lodge
Wm. N. Cronkrite
M. Hettinger
Ralph Ryan
Joseph M. Brown
Timothy H. Stultz
W. N. Cronkrite
Frank G. Putnam
J. C. Dawson
Robert Koenig
Red J. Jastrain
Harry Jenney
Tyler
E. L. Stewart
Frank F. Rogers
Louis Dickes
Evergreen
Crookville
Tettinger
Ixcelsior Lodge
A. IF
A. M
J. N. Roland
Excelsior
Freeport
el. Co. Burchard
If. C. Burchard
Theodore Kindinger
George W. Graham
Holiday supplies advertised by Burrell Bros and store assistants
Miss Louella Brice assists at Walton Nephews during the holidays. A Loom Town meeting tonight requires full Lo.oN. WW chud attendance. First M. EB church ladies aid meets Wednesday December 1 at 7:59 pm in church parlors with officer elections. First English Lutheran church ladies aid meets Wednesday at 2:30 pm. Freeport Tribunal No. 99 Fraternal Tribunes holds Thursday at 8 pm with a program and dancing. members may invite eligible friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louella Brice
Walton Nephews
Lo.on
Ladies’ Aid Society
First M. EB
First English Lutheran Church
Freeport Tribunal No. 99
Fraternal Tribunea
Mevaberes
Freemason Chapters to Elect Officers Tonight
Officers will be elected tonight for Freeport Chapter Royal Arch Masons and the Fraternal Order of Bayles will elect officers tonight. Excelsior lodge of Misonk also elects officers Friday night in the same local gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
Royal Arch Masons
Vyhe Fraternal Order of Bayles
Clecr
Excelsior Lodge of Misonk
Kidney Cure Claim From New Britain Man
James Donahine of New Britain Connecticut writes that he tried several kidney remedies and was treated by the best physicians for diabetes. He says Taley's Kidney Cure brought improvement after the second bottle and that five bottles cured him completely. He mentions passing a rigorous life insurance examination. Foley's Kidney Cure is advertised as curing backache and all kidney and bladder troubles by H J Moogh and Wm F Jungkunz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Donahine
New Britain
Conn
Taley
Foley
H. J. Moogh
Wm. F. Jungkunz
Notion of Reconciliation Delayed Year for Gifts
A brief note contrasts the slow reconciliation for Christmas presents with the quick satisfaction of buying shoes or slippers from Winslow & Co. The fragment hints at a shopper’s experience or expectation regarding post purchase sentiment and brand reliability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow & Co
Sixth Regiment Election Set for December 26 and 27
Adjutant General Scott will call election for a colonel of the Sixth regiment and other vacancies for December 26 and 27 at Moline in the Military club rooms. General Kittilson will preside, with staff selections due by June 1. Possible appointments include Captain Ben Kirk as brigade inspector of rifle practice, Captain Walter Burritt as brigade commissary, and Adjutant John Cairnes as colonel and assistant adjutant general, though acceptance is uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Moline
Sixth Regiment
Military Club
Edward Kittilson
Adjutant General's
Kittilson
Kittilsen
Ben Kirk
John Cairnes
Walter Burritt
Morrison
THREE KILLED AT CROSSING NEAR EPWORTH IA
At a crossing one mile west of Epworth, Iowa, an Illinois Central train struck a carriage. James Campbell age 60 and Mr and Mrs William Campbell aged about 30 were killed. the woman and the older man were wedged in the pilot. Engineer Frisbie and Fireman Tol lemon of Waterloo were aboard. The accident occurred as night turned to tragedy with a moon and clouds, the buggy top up hiding approaching danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farley
James Campbell
William Campbell
Illinois Central
Epworth
Frisbie
Tollemon
Waterloo
Campbell
Deneen Sppeaks in Carroll County Illinois Visit
Gov. Deneen toured Mt. Carroll and Lanark on December 16, addressing large audiences. He and Mrs. Deneen joined a family reunion at J. S. Maloney’s home, then returned to Savanna for further meetings in the opera house. A reception followed the final address with many turned away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savanna
Ill
Mt. Carroll
Opera House
Nora Man Robbed on Train
Charles Schroeder, a Nora resident, lost 812 on a train from North Dakota where he worked during the summer. Arriving in Webster City Iowa, he sought police aid after waking to find his purse gone. A well dressed man sat behind him during a nap and is suspected. officials vow to pursue, but capture seems unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galena
Charles Schroeder
Nora
North Dakota
Schroeder
Webster City
Sebbroeder
Sebroeder
Younpr
Catarrh Cure Promises Hope Amid Patent Remedies
An advertorial block touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a positive internal remedy that boosts constitution and blood to fight catarrh. It claims the product can cure a supposed chronic disease, offers testimonials, and lists sales by a Toledo firm. Also promotes Christmas items and a local piano studio.
Limited Time Sleepy Bye Flour Sale Ad
For a limited time only we offer Sleepy Bye flour at a streth price. The advertisement touts Whe flour as the best and urges buyers to vet a supply. Readers are directed to the seller and date details implied by the ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andmeler
Monroe Citizens Lose Bid for Madison Line Train
Monroe residents pressing for a daily passenger train on the Madison branch of the Illinois Central were rebuffed by general manager I B Harriman. He cites the need to cut operating expenses and states the company cannot reinstate service between Freeport and Madison at present. The matter will be taken to the state railroad commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Madison
Ilinois Central
F. B. Clarriman
Road
The
Monroe Times
I. B. Harriman
Illinois Central
Colin W. Wright
Chicago
Harriman
Freeport
Wisconsin
Hyomei advertised as cure for catarrh and lung disease
An advertisement warns that catarrh weakens mucous tissues and invites quick treatment with Hyomei. It claims the medicated air destroys germs in throat and lungs, endorses William F Jungkunz, offers a refund if no benefit, and quotes a complete outfit as 5s.0d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jungkunz
Quarterly Conference at Eleroy Circuit Hails Encouragement
The first quarterly meeting of the Eleroy circuit was held Saturday with 2pm start. Reports showed rising interest and finances and the pastor salary was raised five dollars above the pledge. A fair evening gathering heard the word. Sunday morning services, communion for about twenty five to thirty, and a strong Holy Spirit presence. Rev. Gritla begins protracted meetings as success signals. Jacob Grol, presiding elder, presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleroy
Dee i
Fleroy Circuit
Heavenly Pather
Cicd
Gritla
Badly Mixed Up Abraham Brown Case in Winterton
A reader from Winterton, N, recounts a sickroom trial where multiple doctors failed to help and credits Electric Bitters with restoring his health. The testimonial claims the remedy cured blood poison and ailments of the stomach, liver, and kidneys after one bottle. Presented by Joseph Hummert, druggist, at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Brown
Winterton
Joseph Hmmert
Gift slippers for every member of the family
Ek and W offers a seasonal sale featuring slippers suitable for all family members. Limited stock this week with assorted styles and sizes. Consumers are advised to visit stores to view available options and sizes.
Brief City Council Meeting Transacts Fast Business
The council met briefly with the mayor absent. Alderman Bauscher chaired, and five members present. Minutes of prior meetings approved, P J Wilson saloon license approved with bond, milk licenses transferred between parties, small bills totaling 119.70 approved, and orders to the treasurer authorized. Meeting adjourned to 8 pm to canvass the annexation vote, described as perhaps the shortest since such business began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bauscher
Gibler
Harden
Dorman
Pratt
P. J. Wilson
Laible Brothers
J. A. van Epps
E. M. Leid
John Jackson
Freeport star Georgio Ives Drafted by South Bend
Freeport center fielder Georgio Ives, known for speed and defense, has been drafted by the South Bend team in the Central League. Once a standout with a .277 batting average, .647 fielding, and 54 stolen bases, Ives hinted this season might be his last in pro ball and may seek a release to stay with Freeport or retire from playing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgie Ives
Freeport
South Bend
Cahilla
Seattle
Ves
Gheorgio Tvs
George
Wisconsin Klingis league status and expansion talks
The Wisconsin Klingis baseball league has not moved from class TD to class C as rumored and changes in member towns are needed to reach population thresholds. Rockford Beloit and Appleton are among proposed additions while Lacrosse Eau Claire and Wausau may be dropped due to attendance rules. The league plans a decision at the next meeting to settle standings and possible realignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin-Klingis
Rockford
Beloit
Plames
LaCrosse
Eau Claire
Wausau
Appleton
Othe
Seague
Public speakers ridiculed by coughs with new remedies
Advert reads Poley's Honey and Tar to stop coughing and prevent pneumonia. Claims the genuine captains avoid opiates and come in a yellow package. Mentions H. J. Moogk and W. F. Jungkunz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poley
H. J. Moogk
Win. F. Jungkunz
Freeport Man Shot by Wisconsin Officer in Brodhead
A man calling himself A. N. Daniels and from Freeport was shot by a Brodhead police officer at about 4 AM while fleeing near a stock of stolen furs. He weighed about 170 pounds, had a smooth face, and proved uncooperative. Police sought his identity and relatives, with no luck by noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. DaNiels
Freeport
Brodhead
Wis
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the Daily Journal
Freeport Journal
International Typothical Union
Excelsior Lodge
A. F
Freeport Council
Freeport Commandery No. 7
K. T
Journal
F. J. Burdett
Co. D. Knowlton
C. A. Newall
Win. Holl
W. K. Hubbard
E. E. Lewis
Clnton
O. H. Ruprecht
Dubuque
E. W. Sass
Davenport
BE. D. Kingsley
Portland
Oregon
Ralph
Ryan
F. Potter
UL Powell
QO. . Heard
John Templeton
Whi
CG. Milner
Wot. Rawleigh
John Bamberger
I. J. Rogers
Joseph L. Smith
Mr. Burchard
Iuxcelsior Lodge
Lucas
Burrell Bros
Ilinois
Deneen IN
Carroll County
Nora Man
Seienve
Hall
Roe
New York
Dietel
Gratern Sr
Marie Harcist
Oak Place
S. C
Eral
Madison Line
Bob
Tion
State Commission
Wes
South Bent
Stephenson
Bengston’s Corner Store
Huss & Kinley
Heatherbloom
Opera
Coats
Galena Street
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