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Newspaper

Freeport Daily Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1909

Page

4

Personal Record of Morning Passengers and Visits

A compilation of names and movements notes many residents traveling to Chicago Savanna Peru and Rockford for business or visiting friends. Several "miss" and "mrs" mark short visits in cities including Chicago Waukegan Rockford and Decatur with absentees returning from trips and relatives visiting in various towns.

Best Byron M. Warde Irene M. Harnish Forreston Martin. Howe Chicago W. Hoefer Peru Edward Allington, Jr Savanna Ella Munn Katharine Petrie Susie Wetzel Elsie Figeley Rockford

Death of Bernice Lawler in McConnell

Miss Bernice Lawler age 28 dies of tuberculosis after illness. Daughter of Mr and Mrs William Lawler prominent McConnell residents. Funeral held this afternoon with Mrs J B McCool of this city attending.

Bernice Lawler McConnell

Red Oak Local Notes From Our Own Correspondent

Red Oak reports revival meetings at the church this week. Residents and visitors include Mrs. Jacob Dittmar and sons visiting Warren friends and Mrs. Will Martin with daughter Vivian in Chicago. Richland Center school under Miss Tenney hosted an entertainment Friday. Pioneer settler Christian Zipse, Sr. is ill at his daughter’s home with son Christian, Jr. visiting from Town. Rev J A Circle addressed public school children, and several attended the Farmer’s institute praising the program. A fight among Mr and Mrs Simon Fogel near McConnell last week is noted.

Red Oak Jacob Dittmar Christian Zipse Mary Metz Christian, Jr J. A. Circle John Stoll Edwin Wagner Ann Farmer's Institute Simon Fogel McConnell

Hem Rogid Pile Remedy Claims High Cure Rate

A historic ad-like notice proclaims Dr Jeonhardt Hem-Roid as a hemorrhoid treatment. It boasts cures in thousands of cases with a claimed eight percent success, touts ease of use, and offers a free booklet from a Freeport address.

Jeonhardt Freeport

City Rebates Unused State Winslow Winnesheik Street Tax

City council unanimously approves rebate of 88-100 percent of the macadamizing assessment on State Winslow Winnesheik streets. A balance of 656.23 will be paid to property owners upon presentation of tax receipts. Meeting adjourned shortly after.

State Winslow Winneshelk Harden Brokhausen Lonergan Monte Carlo Grand Mayer & Seeley E. Mayer T. R. Skeel Harriet F. Lattig A. J. Slade Carrie A. Skeel Bauscher West Freeport Commissioners’ of Highways Town of Freeport Commissioners ‘of Highways Commissioners of Highways Winnesheik Board of Local Improvements Winslow and McGovern Gibler

Real Estate Transfers in Lena and Freeport Areas

A sequence of property transfers listed in Lena and Freeport. Kreider sells part of lots 7 and 8, block 10, Lena to Henry R. B. Schultz for 2400 dollars. Dickes transfers multiple lots across Crocker and Dickes adds in Freeport to Charles F. Hildreth and Elmer G. Prall with values from 1600 to 3100 dollars. Reichel sells lot 6 in Knowlton's second add Freeport to Emme Clarke for 1800 dollars. Bammert sells part of lot 6 in Powell and Waddell subdivision Freeport to Edith M. Cook for 5000 dollars. Doll sells lots 13 14 15 in Roush's Add Lena to Frank N. Pickard for 826 dollars.

A. Gurney Kreider Henry RB. Shultz Lena Louia Dicgoes Charles F. Hildreth Crocker Dicken Freeport Frank N. Doll Charles N, Pickard Roush Louis Dickes Elmer G, Prall Dawson’s

Formerly Lived at Orangeville Woman Dies in Ladysmith

Word reached this city Monday evening that Mrs. William Musser formerly of Orangeville and now of Ladysmith Wisconsin died there after several years of illness. She was 63, a native of Pennsylvania, and sister in law of Mrs. J M Musser on Chicago street.

Orangeville William Musser Ladysmith Wis Pennsylvania J. M. Musser Chicago Street

Tie, Wachlin, and Wool Ear Pricing Note

Fragmentary OCR hints at items priced with dollars and wool ear for a tie. No clear events, names, dates, or locations present. Unable to determine full item, context, or outcome from the text.

Burt to Head Maple Leaf Plane for Great Western Reorg

Des Moines Iowa January 18 — Horace G Burt named to head the Maple Leaf plan for reorganizing the Chicago Great Western. F. 8 Cass of St Paul says the road will be reorganized soon with Burt as president. Officials will be recruited from the current ranks and train service improved to high standard.

Chiscago Great Western Des Moines State Railroad Commission Caen St. Paul Chicago Great Eatern Horace G. Burt Cass Great Western Burt Mr. Case

Prominent Mason Expires in Springfield Judge William L Gross

Judge William L Gross 68 died at his Springfield home from paralysis after a January 9 fall. A Civil War telegraph corps superintendent, he was breveted lieutenant colonel in 1965 and served as financial agent for Western Union west of the Missouri. He also held circuit judge and Illinois House seats and was grand commander of the Kinote Shiguru Templar.

William L. Gross Springfield Kinote Shiguru Templar United States Telegraph Corps jJater Western Union Telegraph Company Missouri River Illinois House of Representatives

Butter Holds At Old Price In Elgin Market

Butter was quoted at 32 cents on the board of trade in Elgin with weekly output totaling 547,700 pounds. The piece notes New York pricing for extras at 32 1/2 to 33 1/2 cents and specials at 38 cents, and mentions 6,212 weekly receipts with 20 tubs of Ft. Atkinson butter sold to Younger at 32 cents.

Elgin Board of Trade New York Ft. Atkinson

Bernarr Macfadden to Speak at Freeport Y M C A

The noted physical culture expert Bernarr Macfadden will lecture at the Freeport Y M C A next Monday night. He will discuss his study to improve health and his early death experiences, asserting significant benefits from his program.

Freeport Bernarr Macfadden Physical Culture Bernard Macfadden

Local and church groups announce events and meetings

Various notices list postponed entertainment at Armory hall to Jan 28, rummage sale donations sought, Freeport Chapter R A M meets to confer degrees, St Catherine’s guild changes meeting day, Ladies Aid at First Baptist home Wed, W H M S Embury church meets, Rev Boose receives call from Pon tiac church, Rebekah Lodge Bee degree team to Pecatonica, Lincoln Centennial life members named, English Lutheran Ladies Aid Wed, Elgin doctors cut office hours to Tue Thu Sat, First English Lutheran meeting Wed at 2 30, rummage sale at King’s Daughters' Mission opens Wed, Fraternal Tribunes banquet and initiation Thu, First M E all day meeting Wed with sewing and ten cent dinner, husbands invited.

John Henry Boose Westminster Presbyterian Church Rockford Pontiac, Ill Rebekah Lodge Pecatonica Ladies’ Aid Society First English Lutheran Church Elmer Hockman Washington Street King's Daughters’ Mission and Settlement No. 99 First M. E. Church

President Aids Orphans at Macon Home

A Macon Georgia industrial and orphan home president reports nine years of BPlectric Bitters used in the institution. The medicine is praised as a family remedy that invigorates vital organs, improves digestion, blood purification, appetite, and strength, with a note it helps thin and run-down people and is best for female complaints. Sold by Joseph Emmert for 50 cents.

Industrial and Orphan’s Home Macon Joseph Emmert

Party at St Marys Sodality Attended by Many

A church social at St Marys Sodality drew a large crowd last night. The card awards went to the following winners: ladies list includes Mahoney Rybah Mire and others, with gentlemen James Daffrah Oliver Richard and Al Lichtenber placing. Gratitude was expressed to Harry Moogh for his generous donations.

St. Mary's St. Mary’s

Harold Henry Recital At Freeport Delights Audiences

The Euterpean urges Freeport students to attend the Harold Henry recital for valuable education and enjoyment. The Thursday Frazer hall performance featured a broad interpretation and deep feeling, opening with two intermezzos and continuing a varied program.

Harold Henry Freeport Euterpean Ordnnary Frazer Hall Henry

Life story of Macfadden and his health crusade

The periodical founder is described as a transforming figure in physical culture and natural health. Once a frail individual who survived through exercise, diet, ventilation, and bathing, he built Physical Culture and promoted reforms against patent medicines and unhealthy habits. His lectures in Freeport excite local friends and future followers.

Macfadden Mr. Macfadden Freeport

This Date in History 1657 to 1895

Chronology of events including Cromwell assassination attempt in 1657, James Watt born in 1736, Robert E. Lee born in 1807, Edgar Allan Poe born in 1809, Henry Clay resigning 1814, Cimbria sinking 1833, Walker proclaiming Sonora independence in 1854, Georgia secession 1861, Mill Spring defeat 1862, Wheeler promoted 1863, Morrison Waite nominated 1874, and Texas cotton palace fire 1895.

Cromwell James Watt Robert E. Lee Edgar Allan Poe Henry Clay House of Representatives Cimbria William Walker Sonora California Georgia Mill Spring Joseph Wheeler Confederate States Army Morrison R. Waite Ohio United States Supreme Court Texas Waco

Remarkable Talent Shines At City Recital Event

The program features Jeaneois orchestra with Naomi Rin, recitations by Anne Raw, Maran Piano duet by Misses nener Vattel, and a Mahnon orchestra. Ruth Schoeffel will accompany Alfred Wagner. The audience enjoyed strong performances and noted excellent ensemble support throughout the program.

Reece Ani Elee Jeaneois Naomi Rin Maran Nener Vattel Anne

Lawrence concert praised Brahms interpreter Henry

A Perryne World report from December 22 906 lauds Henry as an exceptional Brahms interpreter and notes his remarkable technique in Chopin group passages. The overall Lawrence concert is described as among the best ever heard, with Henry recalled repeatedly and congratulated for his achievements.

Brahms Henry Lawrence

L. W. Club Guests Entertained at Hanke Home

Members of the L. W. club were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Hanke last night in a social gathering.

L. W. Club A. E. Hanke

Dandruff in Ball Room Sparks Hair Growth Claim

An advertisement notes dandruff seen in ballroom attire and promotes Newbro's Herpicide as a germ killer for hair, claiming it prevents baldness, softens the scalp, and encourages rich growth. Sample offer: 10 cents. sizes 60 cents and one dollar, via agent Geo. F. Swartz.

Newbro Herpicide Co Detroit Mich Geo. F. Swarst

Dr King's New Discovery Healed Consumption Foe

W R Lipscomb of Washington NC recalls his brother nearly ten years ago battling consumption. After many remedies he found relief with Dr King s New Discovery, taking six bottles to become wholly cured. It is praised as a quick relief and sure cure for bronchial ailments and lung conditions. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by Joseph Emmert.

W. R. Lipscomb Washington, N. C Dr. King Joseph Emmert

Wrights Economy Grocery Demonstrates Coffee Line

Wright's Economy Grocery No 12 14 Williams Street invites all to a week long coffee demonstration. A demonstrator will showcase the full line and teach customers how to brew the best, most satisfying cup. The shop claims its coffee cannot be equaled.

Wright’s Economy Williame Street

Receiver to pay amid company affairs in upcoming days

A receiver from Minneapolis charged with handling the affairs of a Robinsonite company announces plans to pay creditors within days. The process aims to settle about several cents on the dollar for each claim as provisional steps in the company’s financial reorganization.

Ovcar KB Lipt Minneap Robinon Son Gompany Coen Suiier

Syrian street vendor arrested for unsanctioned selling

A Syrian dry goods peddler was arrested in Savane on Tuesday afternoon for selling without a license. He appeared before City Attorney Gray, was fined and jailed after refusing to pay. He paid $800 in cash on the spot and has earned that since arriving in the country two years ago.

Ifard Savane Turdey Bef Gray Inedt Coste Tojall Fase

Hall's Catarrh Cure advert claims and sworn testimony

Fragmentary 19th century advertisement asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh through blood and mucous membranes. Includes sworn statement dated December 6 by notary A. W. Gleason and listing Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio, with price 76 cents and mentions other product Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Lucas A. W.gleason Hall Cheney & CO Toledo Ohio

February 12 Plan Foreshadows Freeport Elgin Contests

February 12 features a two event clash with Freeport and Elgin contesting honors in two events. The evening includes a Wain Fsowers High school debate and an optional basketball game between the institutions is planned for the afternoon if feasible.

Plano Freeport Elgin Wain Fsowers High School

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