Good Floors for Every Home Promoted by Local Store
Describes hardwood floors as desirable and affordable through modern manufacture. Encourages readers to begin arrangements now and visit the store to discuss options, offering assistance.
27 Feb 1907
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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1907
Page
1
Describes hardwood floors as desirable and affordable through modern manufacture. Encourages readers to begin arrangements now and visit the store to discuss options, offering assistance.
A catalog advertisement touts a 25c sale on stationery featuring eighteen styles with new envelope surfaces and cuts. It highlights odd lots of fancy paper worth up to fifty cents per box and invites customers to view imported Italian hand made stationery in invitation and regular sizes.
Going Very Fast Dear reader, we refer to our stock of jewelry. It's complete and up to fashion's requirements. Bracelets, Rings, Festoon Necklaces, Beads, Automobile Veil Pins, Hat Pins, Combs, Fobs, Etc. The time to buy is Now not TomoRROW. Hollister & Barrett, Jewelers and Opticians. 98 Stephenson St., Freeport, Ill.
New York February 27 special report on the Thaw trial notes Jerome’s plan to place Howard Nesbit on the stand to contradict his sister Mrs Thaw over alleged cruel treatment by her husband. Delmas repeatedly objected as Justice Fitzgerald sustained most challenges. The defense said it would wrap up this week while Dr Evans questioned whether Thaw was ever demented.
Stuyvesant Fish, former president of Illinois Central, said he would welcome a full investigation of transactions he was involved in and would not seek controversy with E. H. Harriman. He spoke amid accusations made by Harriman the previous day, asserting all dealings would stand scrutiny.
Census figures released from a Washington special report show that about two fifths of the U S population suffered more than half a million deaths in 1905 due to disease. The leading causes were pulmonary tuberculosis pneumonia and cancer.
Illinois-partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with little temperature change. Sun rises at 6 39 a m and sets at 5 47 p m.
Closing board quotes show May wheat at 7 3 4, May corn at 4 7 4, May oats at 4 2, May pork at 38 1 6, May lard at 9 7 2, and May ribs at 9 10 12. Union stock yards reports cattle 18,000 strong to 10 higher, bees 4.15 to 46.90, cows and heifers 1.60 to 6.25, stockers 3.60 to 4.85, hogs 30,000 down 5, mixed butchers 6.80 to 7.05, heavy 7.0 to 7.07, light 6.80 to 7.02, sheep 20,000 steady 3 to 5.60. Royal Arcanum meeting set for 8 o'clock this evening.
Albert S. Wicks a long time Illinois Central baggageman and brakeman died at his home 102 Douglas avenue after throat growth and heart trouble. Born April 22 1858 in Kansas Illinois he served the railroad from 1879 until October last in Decatur Amboy Freeport and Chicago areas. Survived by widow and three children Gladys Frank Ruth, with funeral at his Douglas avenue home then interment in Decatur. He was active in Masons Eastern Star Modern Woodmen and Methodist Episcopal church.
Thomas W. Derwent a Winnebago County resident since 1842 died at his home 1215 West State Rockford at 7 o clock Tuesday morning. Born May 22 1832 in Dutton field England he came to America at age nine aboard a four week voyage. His family traveled from the east to Rockford and then to Winnebago County. His father died in 1847 after which Thomas assumed farm management duties. He was an uncle of T J Derwent and a Mason in the Freeport Consistory.
Herman Heeren plans a grand opening of a new saloon on South Galena Avenue with a special elaborate free lunch on Saturday from morning till night. The venue, in the former Evans & Hoefer plumbing shop, features handsome fixtures and is among the city's 40 plus establishments selling alcohol.
A railroad man misplaced a pocketbook containing 40 in currency while at the Fifer dancing school event in Lexington hall. The search found no sign of the money, and it is believed the loss occurred before arriving at the party.
A German Valley inquest opens into the February 7 wreck on the Chicago Great Western that killed Engineer Martin Cline and mail clerks Paul Jacobson and Louis Nels. Relatives of Cline, with a Chicago attorney, demand accountability and challenge disparaging rumors about the dead.
An unclear remark attributed to Nutt cites Hollister's Rocky Mountain Pea as the greatest family remedy on earth. The quote mentions "3 cents, tea or tablets" and includes the name Joseph Euimert, suggesting a fragmented historical ad or testimonial fragment.
Auction listing details prices for piano bookcase rug encyclopaedia Brittannica mahogany settee couch mattress dining table and chairs. Other household furniture offered at corresponding rates. Located at 78 Carroll Street with old phone E14. Sale date February 20.
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