Personal Record: Residents in Chicago and Surrounding Cities
A column of short notices lists numerous residents and visitors including Al Emerich and W. J. Wells in Chicago on business, Nelson Laibel in Amboy, Miss Nora Franks Cedarville, Mrs. Charles Glaw Rockford visit, Mrs. James Stanchfield Lena Freeport call, and others traveling to Dixon Belvidere De Kalb Rock Island Chicago for short stays or business. Also noted are social events including a roller skating party by the F. D. D. club and trips of Henry and William Hoefer to Martha’sville, Missouri. Deputy U S Marshal Mack returns from Spokane with Hennig Carlson, Rockford, after a mistaken money order. Funeral visitors Mrs. F. F. Sanders Hurley and sister Katherine Hillmer return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 3. Young
Chicago
Joseph Land
Lanark
Nora Franks
Cedarville
Charles Glaw
Rockford
James Stanchfield
Lena
Freeport
Ang. Wittbecker
Ethel
Dixon
Sarah Hoefer
Mabel Gettemy
Pearl City
Mary Knipfel
Minnie Stein
Cora Stein
George Luebbing
Sisteper
Helen
Rock Island
Joseph McGranahan
Yellowston
Wis
Whitney
Los Angeles
Calif
Mission Cigar Store
Horseshoes
United States
Mack
Spokane
Hennig Carlson
Carlson
F. F. Sanders
Hurley
Henry B. Hillmer
Katherine Hillmer
Brave Fire Laddies Ace Rescue and Arnica Use
Brave fire lads act swiftly to rescue, then apply Bucklen's Arnica to injuries. A brief report notes quick intervention and use of arnica on burns and minor wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Ian Miller Heads Farmers Institute
The Farmers Institute in Stephenson County elected officers led by President Ira Miller and approved local institutes, praising retiring president Theodore F. Ellis. Speakers Dr. M. M. Baumgartner and Prof. William Dietrich urged pure breeding swine and soil care, while Cyrus Grove and others emphasized education and road building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Institute
Stephenson County
Theodore F. Ellis
Winslow
Lectures At Farmers Institute Draw Large Audience
Dr. John W. Cook president of Northern Illinois Normal School and County Superintendent Grove spoke to a large attentive audience at the Farmers Institute Wednesday evening. Both addressed the crowd with high praise for the organizers and the event featured two lectures by respected educators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Cook
Illinois
Illinois Central
Grove
Tle
Ils
Dolkin W. Cook
John W. Cook
Imoly State Normal School
DeKalb
Farmers’ Institute
May Sea
Adie Eakers
Roads and Bridges Address by Prof Clifford Older
Prof Clifford Older of the state highway commission spoke on roads and bridges focusing on dirt road work. He stressed when to use loose earth, spring versus fall work value, proper grading, and creating a stable cakey surface to keep weeds out, urging slow steady progress with no retrograde steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Older
State Highway Commission
Older
Poultry Raising Lessons From a Farm Tale
The Domestic Science section reports officers elected for the Farmers' Institute and shares Mrs. Rigney's talk on experiences in poultry raising. The piece follows Jane’s attempt to raise chickens, first via sitting hens then with an incubator, detailing failures and eventual success with hens, plus notes on costs, egg demand, and lessons in perseverance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Institute
John Stocks
Henry Skostenbadera
Mary Rigney
John Bauscher, Jr
Jane
Manuy
Bourgeouis
M. L. Agney
Inquest Begun Into Mrs Thomas Clarkson's Death
Dr. Baumgartner impaneled a jury this morning to hold an inquest on the remains of the late Mrs. Thomas Clarkson who died Tuesday evening at the Globe hospital. The jury adjourned until Saturday morning at 10 o'clock.
Grade School Concert at High School Tomorrow
The children will present a grade school concert at the High School building tomorrow evening at 8. Parents and friends of all school children are invited. No admission fee. doors open at 7 15.
President Helps Orphans At Macon Home
A Macon Georgia industrial and orphan's home president reports nine years of Electric Bitters used in the institution. He praises it as excellent for stomach liver and kidney troubles and as one of the best family medicines on earth. It invigorates organs purifies blood aids digestion creates appetite and helps weak pale or run-down people and women with female complaints. Available for 50 cents at Joseph Emmert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial and Orphan’s Home
Macon
Joseph Emmert
Fragmentary note on goods and care use
A brief, garbled fragment mentions using advert content only if you have the goods and using care with goods unless you have the goods, reflecting unclear OCR text and missing context.
Ladies Auxiliary Plans Busy Season in Freeport
The Y M C A Ladies Auxiliary met at president Mrs Knowltons home. They outlined events for the coming weeks including a quilting bee for dormitory needs, a Doll Reception for city children and mothers on Jan 30, Saturday story hours, and a Feb 10 public reception for area mothers of boys. They also consider using the building bowling alleys and aim to raise sociability and awareness of their work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M. Co. A. Ladies’ Auxiliary
Knowlton
Association
Toastmasters Discuss Race Problems at YMCA Meeting
A large group of business representatives gathered at the YMCA for supper and a program on race issues. The club announced plans for the next meeting on February 10 with a patriotic theme tied to Lincoln's birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Volleyball League Set to Resume After Prayer Meetings
This evening another game will be held in the league series following church prayer meetings. Teams playing are not specified in the readable text.
High School Basketball Schedule Disrupted By Concerts
Teachers and all professionals announce no Volley games tomorrow due to High School basketball. The working boys will use the floor tonight from 7 to 8 because of gate closures tomorrow. Saturday practice is canceled for a Madame Marillac concert by the Chicago Lyric Concert Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Marillac
Chicago Lyric Concert Co
Whittlers Club Alters Meeting Time for Woodwork
The Whittlers' club an organization of boys interested in wood working will meet Saturday afternoon instead of this afternoon to have more time to devote to their work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittlers’ Club
Gibler's Orchestra to Play at St Mary's Hall Dance
Gibler's orchestra will perform for a dance next Monday evening at St Mary's hall, organized by the Married Ladies' sodality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibler
St. Mary’s Hall
Sodality
Pupils Concert at High School Auditorium
The concert by pupils from grade schools is led by Minnie Davis with Mary O Connor as accompanist. The program begins at 8 o clock and includes folk songs, dances, and instrumental numbers performed by pupils from first through eighth grade, showcasing school music under the public schools supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Davis
Mary O'Connor
Prngren
Dolly Song
Cooke the Boldler Boys
Puptis
Dream Fairy
K. Lambert
Kroderiek
Builara
Esc
M. McLaughlin
First Ward
Silver Moon
Cereeeew
B. Olds
Jolly Whistler
Fire Engine
Kroeger
Bee
Frances Abta
The
Whistler
E .G. Sehlenwarth
Eae Moldiers
C. Ces Weber
J. McLaughlin
Storeh Afshadd
Pere
Eero Sane
Evangelistic Services Build Interest at First Presbyterian
Evangelistic services at First Presbyterian Church drew growing attendance last evening. Tonight the topic What Christianity Has to Offer will be presented and church members are urged to invite others, with strangers especially welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.C. B
Florence Green
Moline Aerie of
Eagles
Florence Reitzell
Harlem
Wilind
Hall
Women Workers
First Presbyterian Church
Trades and Labor Council
H. L. Moore
United Workers of the Second Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian
Here is relief for women from Australian Leaf
An ad touts Mother Gray's Australian Leaf as a reliable herb remedy for female pains backache urinary bladder and kidney trouble. It claims to regulate and relieve female weakness including inflammation and ulcerations and offers samples and mail order from Le Roy New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uss
Mother Gray
Mother Gray Co
le Roy
N.yi
Patrons urged to report missed newspaper deliveries
Readers told to notify the office if they do not receive their paper regularly. The request seeks prompt acknowledgment of delivery issues to maintain service.
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Wit Daily Journal
Nal, Tinting CO
Yaa Pecona
Jag Adidas Cmhpeitas
Wavanco
Smbhport
al Emerich
W. J. Wells
Nelson Laibel
Amboy
Theodore Kock
John Schmid
Belvidere
Torey Gund
Jacob Leid
Red Oak
Newton Har Jacher
H. W. Youngs
William Moreley
Herbert Fisher
M. Johns
Dodgeville
O. Koehler
J. Koehler
Messia
Henry
William Hoefer
Marthasville
Taylor's Park
Ian Miller
Freeport High School
State Normal Schools
Tak
Funda
Iran
Committee On
Ira Miller
T. TF. Bilis
R. I. Dameier
J. W. Stocks
Quincy Ritaman
Oneco
Jacob Rush
Rock Grove
J. Bolender
West Point
William Strunk
Waddams
John Holmes
Buckeye
Charles Foss
Dakota
Silver Creek
Fred Bangasser
Illinois State Farmers’ Institute
T. F. Tillis
Harry Phillips
R. F. Damecier
Stemm
Conover
M. M. Baumgartner
Commissioners of Highways
Cyrus Grove
M. Swanzicy
G. Siegenthaler
J. A. Phillips
G. Lins
J. M. Askey
H. R. Braun
Arthur Prasse
WH. M. Phillips
Howard Swanzey
Arthur Ellis
William Dietrich
University of Illinois
People's Servant
Highway Commission
Ladies’ Auxiliary
WED
Ladies of
Toastmaster'’s Club
the Whittlers' Club
Social Notes
Dixie
W T. Rawleigh
Soudane
Profs. Soudan Ge
Douglas Avenue
Chicago St
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