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Newspaper

Freeport Daily Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1899

Page

5

Freight House Plans for Division Superintendent Dill

Quarters for Division Superintendent Dill and his assistants may be placed in a new freight house shared by Illinois Central and Northwestern. A joint building faces hurdles as the roads fail to agree. If a new structure not built in spring, Central may add a story to the baggage and express building to provide space for the superintendent and dispatchers.

Illinois Central Dill The Central Division Northwestern Supt Ttrain

Markets wrap: grains, hogs and cattle move in steady session

At Toronto closing Board of Trade quotes May wheat 70 percent, May corn 3 4, May oats 27, May pork 10.12, May lard 5.77, May ribs 5.05. Union stock yards reports hogs 28,000 strong to higher, cattle 8,500 steady to strong, beef and stockers also varied. Chicago receipts and Northwestern totals cited. primary wheat and corn arrivals noted with mixed movements and firm provisions.

Catoaco Board of Trade Catoago Freeport Board OF Trade Schwartz,Dupee & Co M. BE. McHenry Liverpool Paris Antwerp Seaboard Chicago Northwestern Minneapolis Duluth

Five Whalers Reach Yukon After Deserting Ship

Five of fourteen whalers who deserted during a harsh Arctic winter staggered nearly a month across snowbound terrain to Circle City. They, led by Anderson Rae Schultz Jorgensen, survived with rifles to forage as they pressed toward the gold fields of the Yukon after companions were shot or wounded and others recaptured.

Heracle Island Yukon Circle City Arctic Thomas Hadeen Fitzgerald Anderson Rae Schultz Jorgensen

Soldier's Pain Ends With Dodd's Kidney Pills

Amos H. Watkins of Minneapolis reports fifteen years of chronic rheumatism ended after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. He describes severe joint pain, failed remedies, and rapid relief, praising the pills as the sole cure. Sold by druggists for fifty cents a box or six for $2.50, by Dodd's Medicine Co. Buffalo, IN.

Mriyngapolis Amos H. Watkins Hennepin Avenue Dodd Mr. Watkins Dodd’s Medicine Co Buffalo IN. Ly

Miners Escape Yukon Peril Reach Circle City Cabin Aid

From Alaska's ice bound route, Bertha survivors race 500 miles through blizzards and famine to reach Peter Hannett’s cabin near Circle City on the Yukon. After a wolf meat diet, three sail for St Michael while two stay to hunt gold as summer returns.

Alaskan Yukon Bertha Anderson Peter Hannett Circle City St. Michael’s San Francisco Examiner

Evolution of gunpowder hunting in noble history

A historical note on how gunpowder adoption lagged among nobles while commoners quickly used firearms for hunting, citing Maximilian's crossbow superiority and a chamois shot at 200 fathoms. It mentions late sixteenth century shifts to firearms for specific hunts, and includes a local advertisement offering Bauer Piano and Organ Co pianos with trade details and Prof. William Buechet’s contact at 335 Walnut St.

Maximilian Gentleman’s Magazine Bauer Piano and Organ Co Jessons William Buechet Walnut St

A Lay of the Links From Doyle’s Songs of Action

An excerpt poem-style piece praising golf and sport, referencing soldiers, statesmen, and a nation’s vigor. The speaker longs to be up and away toward a long round of golf while deflecting lies and worry, celebrating the game and its gear.

Doyle

The Hobo Editor in Shattagee Storm Chronicle

A long tale set in Shattagee New Hampshire during a winter storm. A printer edits a county newspaper in a grocery store, boosting the town’s morale with a vivid storm issue, poems, and literary talk. The editor and a charismatic printer lead the town through an extraordinary storm week.

Shattagee New Hampshire Montreal William Boston Han Mhe Pal Foreman Zeke Snodgrass

Highland clans drive Hudson Bay trade empire origins

The narrative traces how Hudson Bay Company and rivals drew mainly Scottish recruits from northern clans. It notes mandatory endurance forged in Highland isolation, with English and Scottish adventurers shaping early governance. Leaders named MacTavish, MacGillivray, McKay, and others linked to vast riverine exploration.

Baudson Bay Company Vausite Solitade Highlands England James Hudson Pay Company Northwest Mackenzie Prazer Thompson Blackwood’s Magazine

Grand Opening Offers Low Prices at Local Grocery Mart

A newspaper ad proclaims a grand opening with one of the largest fresh stock of groceries in the city. It promises rock bottom prices, no limit to goods, and money back guarantees. It lists numerous items with bargain prices and emphasizes brand new stock and value.

Aoe

Trustworthy Goods Offered in Trial Trade Deal

A brief notice promises big values from a seller who stresses trust and quality. The message invites readers to engage in a trial trade arrangement, emphasizing the seller’s confidence in the value and reliability of their goods.

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