Journal Painting Company Freeport entry 1897
Freeport illinois January 4 1897 edition details news delivery by carrier The Daily Journal reports year year advances and subscription price four dollars per year excluding Sundays The Freeport Freeport Post Office lists the journal as second class matter and indicates printing at 8 Chicago Street Chicago.
Foster's Forecasts Weather Forecast Correction
Prophecy adjustments note an initial misprint in January's forecast. Disturbances crossing the continent shift dates from January 2 to 12 with upcoming Pacific coast arrival around January 13 and eastern states by the 18th. A warm wave reaches the west around the 13th and central valleys by the 15th, while a cool wave follows later in the month.
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Foater
Pacific Coast
Rockies
Great Central Valleys
Rockies Country
Great Central
Mississippi
Fast Bulletin
Rocky Mountain
Rocky Mountains
Mississippi River
Foster
Freeport
Adams Withdraws From Senate Race in Chicago Post
George E. Adams retires from his bid for the United States senate, drawing regret across classes, with no stated reason beyond devoting himself to business. He cited governance of the National Bank of Illinois and its loans as a possible factor in his decision. Chicago notes his rare qualifications and influence as a public speaker and adviser, leaving uncertainty about the race's outcome.
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George E. Adams
Chicago
Linois
United States Senate
Adams
National Bank of
Islinois
Congress
House of Representatives
Senator Palmer
Hitt
Chicago Post
Bunch of Keys at Germania Opera House Wednesday
The comedy Bunch of Keya presented by Ada Bothner at Germania Opera House will feature the musical skit Teddy and a bushel of pretty girls as rivals. Manager Bothner says the keys are polished and ready, promising a bright, popular performance. Seats go on sale at Arno's.
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Germania Opera House
Bothner
Ada Bothner
Teddy
Arno’s
Electric Bitters Promised Spring Tonic Benefit
Electric Bitters is a medicine suited for any season but needed in spring when languid exhaustion prevails. It acts as a tonic and alterative to counteract malarial poison, relieve headache indigestion and constipation. Emmert Barrell's drug store sells bottles for fifty cents.
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Emmert & Barrell
Defends His Faith in a Christmas Sermon Debate
Rev. J D McCaughtry replies from Second Presbyterian to Rev Penney who attacked the birth narrative. He argues the gospels support Christ's birth facts and divinity, cites Edersheim, and contends Bethlehem as birthplace has long church support despite critique. Concludes with call for scholarly proof and defense of scripture.
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J.D. McCaughtry
Second Presbyterian Church
Christ
Penney
Liberal Church
Jesus Christ
Peter
Christleib
University At
Bonn
Strauss
Redeemer
Christ the Son of
God
Freeport
Jesus
Herod the Great
Alfred Edersheim
New College
Edinburg
Scotland
Oxford
England
Bethlehem
Nazareth
Judea
Pioneer harness maker Cyrus A. Sheets Dies in Freeport
Cyrus A. Sheets longtime Freeport resident and first harness and saddlery shop owner in the city died Sunday at 5 a.m. at his Williams street home aged 78. Born November 14 1823 in Schulkill County Pennsylvania he arrived in Freeport in 1844 after stints in Dixon and built a substantial estate including property on Stephenson street. He married Matilda Lerch in 1848 and leaves nine children eight of whom survived him along with two brothers and three sisters. Funeral services will be held at his Williams street home tomorrow at 2 p.m. Rev H A Ott of Quincy to officiate with pallbearers named by the family.
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Cyrus A. Sheetz
Stephenson County
Freeport
Williams Street
Mr. Sheedz
Mr. Sheetz
Schulkill County
Pennsylvania
George Mennig
Dixon
Ill
Weishar
Sheetz
Harlem
Shestz
Stephenson Street
Dr. Dietrich
Lutheran Church
Matilda Lerch
C. R. Sheetz
Geo. M. Sheetz
J. M. Martin
W. A. Kintzel
C. B. Byerly
Helen Sheetz
A. ©. Sheetz
Sheldon
Iowa
E. E. Sheetz
Sterling
Quincy
A. Poffenberger
B. T. Buckley
J. P. Byerly
David Slough
J. E. Frisbie
M. V. Brown
O. P. Wright
Prize winners named in Ald Huenkemeier grocery guessing contest
A local guessing contest at Ald A Huenkemeier's Grocery awarded ten prizes for closest guesses on candy in a jar. Winners include Mrs J R Bingman exact 515 and Marshall's Best four. H S Keck 510. Geo Krieg 505. C H Luce 625. Mrs Simon Alberts 500. Dr S J Best 500. Geo Ginter 500. W E Sibley 495. J R Bingman 485. Miss Lily Fichner 550 Bromangelon. Removal notice follows with new office hours and address updates at the Harter Building second floor opposite the Brewster house.
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Ald. G. A. Huenkemeier
J. R. Bingman
Sack Marshall
Keck
Geo
Krieg
Japan
C. H. Luce
Ceylon
Mra
Simon Alberts
J. Best
Geo. Ginter
W. E. Sibley
Lily Fitchner
Thirty-Three Years of Growth in State Shoe Trade
A reader is reminded of thirty-three years of hard work and honest business that built the largest retail shoe trade in the state outside Chicago, setting a pace for competitors and culminating in a landmark establishment.
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Chicago
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