Tree to consumer lumber firm advertises direct pricing
The company states it owns timber and two saw mills to quickly produce lumber. Lumber is kept under cover to prevent warping from sun and rain. Call for a visit whether or not you plan to buy.
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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1899
Page
5
The company states it owns timber and two saw mills to quickly produce lumber. Lumber is kept under cover to prevent warping from sun and rain. Call for a visit whether or not you plan to buy.
In Washington the House debated a bill by Landis Indiana to grant Lawton's widow a $2000 yearly pension. Senate proposals followed with a parallel pension bill. The Senate adjourned to January 3 and the House to January 4. The president sent condolences to General Lawton's bereaved widow and cabled General Otis.
Paris reports a rumor that the Bank of Russia advanced the Bank of England forty million dollars. London notes a casualty update from Colenso showing 137 non commissioned officers and men killed.
The Rev Charles E Davis of First Church Lynn Mass denounces church discipline barring theater card playing and dancing. He urges focusing on core principles not prohibiting entertainment and calls for enough votes at the next general conference to erase a 28 year old rule that keeps young Christians from the Methodist church.
In Enew Illinois on December 19, McHenry County trappers led by Fred Kampfer and John Allen report six weeks of work yielding 1,600 muskrats and numerous mink and other fur bearers.
Mrs. Michael Brantner died last night at her Lincoln township home. A pioneer of Ogle County, she settled in the area in 1840, aged about 60 years.
The American Federation of Labor unanimously re elected its officers while selecting Louisville as the site for the next convention. In Paris planners presented the Franco American commercial treaty with a bill to make it operative in the chamber of deputies.
Gen Leonard Wood arrived in Havana this morning as the new governor general and was greeted with salutes. The formal welcome underscores his post and the start of his leadership in Cuba.
De Kalb archbishop appoints Rev. J. A. Solon of East Dubuque as priest of the parish ab De Kalb. This change announced from De Kats Illinois dated December 19.
Special forecast for December 20 reports rain possible tonight with moderate temperatures. Clouds may linger into Thursday with continued mild conditions and light winds.
A sparse Florence roundup reports Di Peck wad on professional business and Rupunel as clerk at Gatchel's bargain store. The National Union postponed its election and United Brethren school children are asked to meet at the church for practice at 7 30. A large town crowd and strong holiday trade raise hopes for a record Christmas season.
A fire last evening at the home of C. K. Swartz on Lincoln Avenue started when a family member stepped on a match and ignited a curtain. The blaze destroyed a pair of curtains and a sofa before firefighters stopped it. Swartz is foreman at the Stover plant foundry.
J E Tuckett returns from a business trip and Mrs J E Tuckett hosts Miss Mary Thomas of Lacon. H R Nelson and son C L Nelson visit from Lena while Mrs George Ward of Shannon travels to town. Mr and Mrs Charles J Stine of New York City, famed stage figures, guest of Eli Oottinger and family. Mrs Thomas, a noted musician, seen among friends who recall her prior Freeport visits.
Alfred Lathrop and Cora Hunter, both of Winslow, were married this morning at 10 o clock by Justice Goddard at his office.
Dick Yates will appear at the county club rooms from 1 55 to 4 40 in the afternoon to meet Republicans as part of his gubernatorial campaign effort hoping for calls from party members.
The record lists individuals such as Paul Vatter and Amelia Efford of Monroe, Alfred Lathrop of Winslow, Cora Hunter of Winslow, and J S Brough of Marshalltown with ages or codes, along with Elizabeth Clay of Marshaltown. The fragment outlines names and towns in a civic listing.
An antique ad promotes Cure Cold in One Day with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It offers a refund if it fails and features a signature line claiming E. W. Grove’s endorsement. Box price 25 cents.
A downtown store offers a reduced sale on Roses Carnations Palms Ferns and Holly Wreathing. Flowers will be scarce so customers should order early. John Bauscher Jr advertises Greenhouse and Telephone 302.
A vintage ad listing neckwear azylea and various qualities from 25c to 2.00, Howse jackets and bath robes 5.00 to 10.00, muffiera patterns up to 0.25, cardigans and sweaters 1.00 to 3.50, gloves and mittens 0.25 to 5.00, cotton umbrellas 0.50 to, shirts 0.50 to 1.50, jewelry cuff buttons tie pins and studs, handkerchiefs 0.25 to 1.00, hose 0.10 each, suspenders 0.10 to 1.00, and a full range of fur coats garments and suits for everyday wear.
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