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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1908
Page
6
A Kansas mother reports her infant’s eczema cleared after three months of doctor trial and Cuticura treatments. She cites dramatic improvement using Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Resolvent and continues using the soap for family cleansing.
Illinois florists report nationwide shipments of cut flowers and record market value growth. The Illinois State Florists association, led by Frank L. Washburn of Bloomington, plans a February 18 19 Springfield meeting to boost horticulture, with government backing for experiments and collaborations with the state fair.
McConnuclh McConnell and Peb dl Orrin Stup Pee f i for Watertoo planned, visiting sister Mrs An detta Crawford in Orangeville. Mrs Lime Danivdsen recovering from surgery, identified as Miss Cora Sciffler, and Miss Alas Waldwin of Freeport among names. Weehse visit, Mrs Sherman Shippes underwent procedure, noted for Sall stores. Ollie Nathan of Freeport visited, Van Matte and Jesse Woof of Winstauw in Gott Tuesday. Aoniaicher from Winelow enjoyed roller skating. Mrs D Wells and Mrs Clarence Wells were Freeport visitors.
Charles W Avcaskill defends his sermon on Christian Science, citing Mrs Eddy and Dr Fluno, denying misquotation, and challenging readers to check the context. Church notices follow for Grace Episcopal, First U B, Embury Methodist, First English Lutheran, Midweek services, and other local congregations with schedules and sermon topics.
Public invited to weekly worship across Freeport churches including First Church of Christ, Scientist with services at 7:30 p m Tuesdays and 11:00 a m Sundays, First English Reformed, Ket M. Be church, Salem Evangelical, First Baptist, Trinity United Evangelical, Oak Street Evangelical, and others. Note Sunday school times, sermon topics, and special offerings for China and Japan.
Months and $1.00 for one month yield about M4 cants per month for six months. Milk delivered once daily with farmers receiving whey back. No coal, no factory rent to pay. Mr. Younger guaranteed 270 cows, about 6,000 to 7,000 pounds of milk. If 2,000 pounds arrive by March 1, factory starts then. Anpeville bank hosts the contract for signing. Joe Knickerbocker, year-long helper, to make cheese next year. praised as a top cheese maker and well liked by patrons. DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills advertised for backache relief by Wm. F. Jungkans. Floyd Renfro leaves dispatch office duties for a short stay in St. Elmo, TH.
The Savanna Times reports an interurban line from Freeport to Savanna with Florence Shilcan Mt. Carroll and a Sterling branch via Chadwick Milledgeville Rock Falls. Frank Zinnel continues work as eastern capital eyes support and stock sales appear secured. The route links to Chicago electric lines in Freeport and Dixon paths in Sterling.
James P. Younger, of Chicago, entered Orangeville contracts to buy milk from local farmers. He offered 82 cents for three quarts, aiming to restart processing and stabilize supply amid uncertain market conditions.
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