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Newspaper

Freeport Daily Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1900

Page

2

Republican Convention for Twelfth District at Freeport

The Republican voters of the Twelfth Senatorial District in Illinois are to send delegates to a May fifteenth convention in Freeport for nominating one senator and two representatives. Representation bases on McKinley votes in 1896, with counties listed for districting and leadership by Gann Parkinson Waite and others.

Tilinois Freeport Philadelphia State Board of Equalization McKinley Boone County Tlibo County Ogla Stephenson County Winnebago Y. M.C Peoria Tuesdy Republican County Central Committee Congress Board of Equalization United States Ilinois Hingis Senate Legis Otoer William NcKinley

Judge Garver Saws Wood for Exercise at Dawn

Rockford Republic reports Judge Garver, recently elevated to the bench, seeks morning exercise by sawing a pile of wood. Neighbors attest to his earnest effort and disciplined routine. The judge wonders why he never found such pleasure at the woodpile in his boyhood.

Rockford Republic Garver

Bowling Plans Considered by Rockford Gesang Verein

A special meeting of the Rockford Germania Gesang Verein will meet at Germania hall on South Madison street next Sunday afternoon to discuss building a new bowling alley in the basement. The two existing alleys are crowded and in high demand. Bowling has become a citywide craze, prompting this expansion. De Witt's Little Early Risers are advertised as a remedy for constipation and liver issues. H. J. Moogk.

Rockford Rockford Germania Gesang Verein Germania Hall Madison Street Rockford Republic

Sixth annual farmers institute closes with strong attendance

The sixth annual institute for farmers of Stephenson County ended this afternoon to general satisfaction. Despite unfavorable weather, officers for the ensuing year were chosen and the event was praised as the best yet in the northern part of the state. Topics were well handled and practical ideas were shared.

Stephenson County

Notable Farmers Talk at Illinois Event Sounds Again

Attendees heard Gibler's orchestra and recitations by Miss Hazel Shippy and Miss Blanche Knipschild. T. J. Van Matre spoke on the evolving life and farming futures, urging agricultural education and honest conduct as keys to prosperity and social balance.

Gibler Hazel Shippy Blanche Knipschild T. J. van Matre Fayette, Wis J. A. Keith DeKalb van Matre Evolutionist Doctors of Divinity Ilinois Ime

The Actual and Possible Relations of Agriculture to Social Life

A reflective piece on how agriculture links to social life and progress. It argues that culture and liberty rise from towns to farms, urging reforms to attract youth to farming by enriching farm life and community ways. It compares urban abundance with farm potential and calls for intensified social engagement.

Norest Lormerly Sarlal Tito

Education and farm life in the modern state

John A. Knight of DeKalb Illinois argues that legislation guides social behavior and fosters cultural diffusion. He warns against selfish capital focus, praises farmer organizing efforts like rural mail delivery and libraries, and asserts education is essential to elevate farm life within two decades.

Fife John A KGITH Dekalb, Il

Institute in full swing with music and talk

The morning session filled the decorated circuit court room as President Mannix opened the institute. Rosenstiel and Son provided sweet music while the Y M C A male quartet drew applause. Miller Purvis of Lake Forest discussed A few of my mistakes, sharing circus days and a witty, engaging talk.

Mannix Institute Purvis Burr Robbin Freeport

Mistakes as a Path to Progress in Farming and Citizenship

The speaker argues that making mistakes fuels growth in farming and invention, from early tools to modern harvesters. He cites personal dairy and pig-raising trials, lessons on feed and breeding, and warns against overambition. He urges farmers to study errors, exercise restraint, and defend liberty through prudent governance and education.

Young Rigney Delivers Vivid Talk On The Farmer's Duty

Win Rigney of Cockrell, son of the late Stephen Rigney, spoke on The Farmer's Duty and Worth as a Citizen. The Damascus debating society alumnus electrified the audience with a polished oratorical style, confident voice and graceful gestures, prompting predictions of a bright future. He outlined core civic responsibilities and the value of agricultural stewardship.

Win Rigney Cockrell Stephen Rigney Ian Damascus

The Farmer's Duty and Worth as a Citizen

A reflective essay traces the role of government and authority through three millennia. It argues governments are necessary to maintain law and order and enable civilization, while acknowledging their potential evil when misused. It frames authority as derived from the people’s rights and duty.

Lexington Bunker AH Yorktown Appomatox God of Nations Atlantic Golden Gate Washington America Arch of Liberty WM. Rigney Red Oak

Prof Holden on Farm Nitrogen Loss and Soil Fertility

Champaign professor Holden discussed findings on how farming methods drain or preserve soil. He warned grain and dairy farms lose nitrogen, risking capital, and urged using clover to draw nitrogen from air to maintain or grow soil fertility. Audience questions showed strong interest in applying these lessons.

Holden Champaign Illinois Prof Ttolden

Experiment Station Results on Soil Fertility

Prof. Holden recommended using the soya bean and the cow pea, but noted nothing beat clover for maintaining fertility, according to the agricultural experiment station report.

Holden

Senator Aspinwall Speaks at Farmers Institute Session

Afternoon session drew record attendance in the circuit courtroom with music and papers by T. J. VanMatre W. R. Hostetter Mt Carroll and Frank Shepherd on Farm Dairy. Senator Aspinwall discussed rural representation in Springfield noting the need to build cross state support and praising the agricultural college domestic science efforts and farmers institutes.

T. J. VanMatre W. R. Hostetter Mt. Carroll Frank Shepherd Senator Aspinwall Farmers’ Institute Springfield Ilinois State House Illinois Egypt Chicago Cook County Northern Illinois Central Southern Illinois T Illinois Agricultural College Holden Farmers’ Institutes United Aspinwall Domestic Science Association State University

Stephenson County Domestic Science notes officers

Delegates to the state convention at Mt. Vernon include J. A. Philipps and L. M. Swanzey. The institute elected officers President Mrs. G. W. Shippy, Vice President Mrs. Confer, Secretary Miss Ada Blakeway, Treasurer Mrs. L. M. Swanzey, with delegates Miss Cora Hunt, Mrs. H. S. Blakeway, Mrs. George W. Shippy. Concluded on page two.

L. M. Swanzey Cora Hunt H.S. Blakeway George W. Shippy

Markets Close With Varied Grain and Livestock Quotes

Chicago closing Board of Trade quotations show May wheat at 65, May corn 383i, May oats 237-24, May pork 10 824, May lard 5 974, May ribs 5.75. Stock market reports list cattle steady to down, hogs up to nickels higher, sheep steady, and Northwestern receipts with city totals. C. W. Killen provides daily figures from Fry's block.

Cutcago Board of Trade Chicago Union Stock Yard C. W. Killen Fry Curoaco Northwestern Minneapolis Duluth

Union lodge meets this evening and women workers meet tomorrow

Union Lodge No. 188 of the B of L F holds a meeting this evening. The Society of Women Workers of the First Presbyterian Church will meet tomorrow at 2:30 PM in the church parlors, with a larger attendance desired.

Union Lodge B. of L. F Society of Women Workers First Presbyterian Church

Appealed Case Involving Steve Dales and George Schmelzle

The case from Stock ton where Steve Dales sues George Schmelzle for 71 50 has been appealed from Justice Witte to the circuit court. The item includes a health ad for Dr Wood s Norway Line Syrup and Emmert Burrell promoting remedies for coughs and colds.

Steve Dales Stockton George Schmelzle Justice Witte Circuit Court

Officers Chosen and Adjournment Actions

Officers chosen were President W. C. Swanzey Ridott First vice president S M Malnix Damascus Treasurer I B Walker Dakota Secretary A Phillips Damascus Assistant secretary C A Bolender Buckeye Vice presidents J W Stock Harlem A J Rees Erin J A Eells Silver Creek Samuel Markel Lancaster Geo F Swarts Freeport Henry Lichtenberger Freeport E O Peck Florence W L Lawhorn West Point Chas A Bolender Buckeye B S Cooper Rock Grove W W Etzler Winslow L Sheffey Loran Thomas Niblo Rock Run A Dammeier Kent Geo W Shippy Waddains Walter

W. C. Swanzey Ridott S. M. Malnix Damascus I. B. Walker Dakota Ed. A. Phillips C. A. Bolender Buckeye J. W. Stock Harlem A. J. Rees Erin J. A. Eells Silver Creek Samuel Markel Lancaster Geo. F. Swarts Freeport Henry Lichtenberger E. O. Peck Florence W. L. Lawhorn West Point Chas A. Bolender B.S. Cooper Rock Grove W. W. Etzler Winslow L. Sheffey Loran Thomas Niblo Rock Run A. Dammeier Kent Geo. W. Shippy Waddains Walter

Hair Work in All Its Branches. Mrs. A C Thomas

Mrs A C Thomas announces hair work services at 255 Galena Street offering a range of styling and restoration options. Local readers are invited to inquire for custom designs and maintenance appointments.

A C. Thomas Galena Street

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