Freeport Illinois Report January 5
In Fraeott Pontotties, the Freeport Illinois report dated January 5 covers local happenings and brief city notes. Names and places reflect early 20th century reporting style with concise mentions of events and residents.
Movements and Visits of Many Friends and Dignitaries
A jumble of personal notes recounts movements of residents and visitors. Schofield travels to Rockford, Hogan visits from Lanark, Borchers returns from George, Fry heads to St. Joe, and Miss Etta Huenkemeier moves to Madison. Mary Downing of Dixon. Henry D. Little of Joliet. Garrison at Rock Grove. Mrs Dr. and Mrs. Will Thompson in town. Ed Koehler and T. D. Rockford guests of Fry. Mrs. Wm. Ascher plans a winter trip through California and Mexico. B Kling in Moline for Sixth regiment election, Capt. Jott of Company K LaMoille chosen. Comings and Ford Rowe seen in Carroll, with Knights of Pythias lodge plans. Emil Haeni and others go to Mt. Carroll with Dr. Comings. state grand commander implied to be involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yall
Fry
Joe
Miss. Etta
Huenkemeier
Madison
Mary Downing
of. Dixon
Opera
Henry D. Little
Joliet
Little
Mma G. Krape
G. Garrison
Rock Grove
Jott
New Freeport opera house opens with praise and plans
Writings celebrate the Buckeye area and Freeport theater opening. Early reports laud Messrs Johnston and Arthurs for building the opera house, praising scenery by Geo H Johnston, stage manager George Hornberger, and managers Knorr and Hildreth. A New Year supper with local notables accompanies impressions of civic progress and a municipal home project nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
Messrs. Johnston
Arthurs
Messrs
Johnston & Arthurs
Johnston & Arthura
Geo. H. Johnston
Mr. Johnston
Walter Erfert
George Hornberger
Knorr
Hildreth
Freeport Opens Grand Opera House with Sowing the Wind
Freeport’s new Grand opera house opened with Sydney Grundy’s Sowing the Wind. The Frohman company drew strong applause and critics praised Howard Hall and Amelia Gardner as leading talents. Next week Hall-Winters Co with Little Miss Weatherford performs, with prices 10 20 30 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
Sydney Grundy
Frohman
Grand Opera House
Hall-Winters Co
Opera House
Council Bluff
The
Nonpareil
Dohany
Hall-Winters
Council Bluffs
Miss Weatherford
Miss Winters
Hall
Charles Gordon
Sick List and Play Night at Grand Opera House
The Sick Liar reports Chas Beard among the afflicted while E D Allington remains ill and George Wertz is able to be out after an illness. Daniel Brewster and Mrs B A Arnold are listed as ill or unchanged as Miss Sarah Stoskopf improves after a Chicago hospital surgery. Gibler's orchestra performed Get your Money's worth during acts one and two at the Grand Opera House last night and the audience responded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
Plymouth Hall
Fry
Thompson Wilcoxon
Germania Opera House
Johntson
Arthurs
America
Geo. Wertz
Daniel S. Brewster
B. A. Arnold
Sarah Stoskopf
Chicago
Grand Opera House
Gibler
Gratitude to Sisters and G A R for family loss
The family extends thanks to friends and especially the Sisters of St. Francis hospital and the G. A. R. for kindness during their father’s illness and death. Names include Mrs. Frank Hornprrcer Mrs. W. Virono Mrs. G. G. Avery Miss Pumniia Allendorf and Miss Bent Allendorf. Also Burrell’s offers Pure Wisconsin buckwheat flour and maple sugar at 110 Stephenson St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisters of St. Francis Hospital
Frank Hornprrcer
W. Virono
G. G. Avery
Pumniia Allendorf
Bent Allendorf
Wisconsin
Burrell’s
Stephenson St
Farmers Institute to Offer Premiums at Jan 26 27
Stephenson County Farmers Institute mounts a two day program at the courthouse in Freeport on January 26 and 27 with a lavish premium list. Judges award first and second prizes across displays in grain produce and dairy, including best white winter wheat, oats, corn and potatoes, plus contingents for Barnyard stock and essays by youth. Local merchants sponsor the prizes and entry blanks are available from H. R. Cotta, secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenson County Farmers’ Institute
E. S. Brown
H. J. Moogh
F. J. Wingert
City Drug Store
Fitchner & Meise
C Melnick
Weeriny Journal
Journal Printing Co
S. W. Spencer
Freeport Bulletin
N. B. Loos
Ennenga & Wagner
J. Boyer
H. R. Cotta
B. Wagner & Bro
Weekly Democrat
Freeport Democrat
Frank Lohr
Ist
Hackett & Lichtenberger
Brown
Gumbiner Bros
Molter & White
Wm. Koenig
E. Bengston
Blust & Co
Marshall
G. A. Huenkemeier
Chicago
Pattison & Kryder
Theo. Janssen
Graham
Emmert & Burrell
Jersey
J. A. Luebbing
Northern Light
Heidelberg
Korf & Briggs
A. O. Best
Seeley & Read
J. Hoffman
George Maynard
C. D. Cramer
C. H. Little & Co
A. H. Tempel
James McNamara
Orimeier & Bokemeier
W. C. Jencks
Farmer’s Boy
J. W. Stocks
Eleroy
Swarts & Fleck
Farmer
H. A. Blust
T. H. Hollister
F.C. Held
Jenks ‘Bros
R W. Burton
College of Commerce
J. J. Nagle
Stephenson County
Freeport
Iil
Greater America boom poem praise of imperial power
The piece extols U S imperial reach from Alaska to the Philippines with lush rhetoric. It envisions prosperity, national pride, and global influence as the Stars and Stripes wave. A fervent celebration of expansion and unity under a benevolent guardian figure, urging rise and shine for a bright future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Ram
Alaska
Florida
Pomona
Benison
Sandwich Isles
Porto Rico
Cuba
Orient
Philippines
Garth
New Jerusalem
Amurica
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Jay
Bonday
Mf ‘Ng Company
Fraeott
Iterator Freeport
Tllinois
Reeport
Schofield
Rockford
Wm. Hogan
Lanark
Borchers
George
Town
Buckeye
Dan
Wm. Snyder
Dakota
Agman
Hila Neidigh
Robert ‘Billet
Pennsylvania
Annie “Bierly
Nittany
Blossor
Orangeville
Saferus Snyder
Onathan Folgate
Ewis Moses
Eli ‘Borate
Matter
W. J. Snyder
Snyder
Bros
Peck
Boal Bros
Werman George
Chas. Rutter
Adam Mays
Rust Peck
Littie Moses
Hattie Moyer
Willie Stewart
John Riggle
Monroe
Wis
S. Snyder
Douglas Snyder
Lewis Moses
Buckeye Avenue
A. E. Peck
Charles
Freeport’s New Opera House
Roers
Judge Cronkrite
W. M. Cronkrite
Court House
St. Francis Hospital
Euch
Howard Hall
Amelia Gardner
Miss Gardner
Rosamond
W. H. Turner
Watkins
Brabazon
A. D. Richardson
Richard Cursitor
Chas
Beard
E. D. Allington
ERS’ Institute
Institute
Lillie Chase
Bristol
Sreepr
Boston
Ayer
United States
J. C. Ayer Lowell
Santos
Rio
Japan
Hyson
A. J. Karcher
Schoeffel & Brockhausen’s
Galena Street
Schoeffel & Brockhausen