Astrahan for Jackets and Bargains on Skirts
Local shop promotes Astrahan jackets and capes for ladies misses and children at low prices with additional bargains in ready made silk and wool skirts.
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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1897
Page
4
Local shop promotes Astrahan jackets and capes for ladies misses and children at low prices with additional bargains in ready made silk and wool skirts.
Small shop advertises "every day prices until further notice" with a large stock of goods. Items include flour sacks at $115, rolled oats 10c, Aunt Jemima pancake flour, coffee, rice, butter, syrup, eggs, oranges, cranberries, oysters, and brooms.
Jan 3 Col L F Copeland at YM G A Auditorium. Jan 23 27 Holden Comedy Co at Germania Opera House. Jan 9 Lon Salisbury Orchestra at Blust's Hall. Jan 27 Dance at St Pius Hall by St Pius society. Jan 8 Calico Hall at Blust's Hall by Eureka Club. Jan 2 Concert at Germania Opera House by Freeport Choral Society. Feb 2 Bancroft the Magician at Germania. Feb 2 Northern Illinois Agricultural Society stockholders meeting at courthouse. Feb 4 Sousa’s Band at Germania Opera House 2 PM. Feb 4 Dr B G Alrsch lecture of Chicago. Feb 5 Dramatic recital at A M O A Auditorium by Mrs C W Boucher. Feb 8 Wang at Germania Opera House. Feb 9 11 Stephenson County Farmers Institute. Feb 10 Masquerade Hall at Blust's Hall by Eureka Club. Feb 16 Bazaar at Blust's Hall by G I A to the B of L B. Feb 22 Annual Hall of the Order of Railway Conductors. March 15 18 Freeport Consistory annual meeting.
A Busy Freeport day with social calls, theater plans, dance and club events. Notables include Mrs. Bass in Rockford, Figeley home from Springfield, and many locals visiting Chicago for the cycle show. Holden Co magnoscope Jan 25, with reserved seats through Brown & Dollmeyer. Ice on Pecatonica river eight inches. Freeport brewers plan sizable ice harvest totals.
Ephtiam Page plants ginseng at his suburban Dixon home, claiming one million berries needed per acre to plant and expecting first harvest in 1898. The rare root, valued at two dollars per ounce seed and five dollars per pound for roots, is native to the Rock River valley and now cultivated only in a few places in North Carolina, Virginia, Tennessee, and Korea.
Joe Bachrach, a Rockford statesman, is consulting Representative Stoskopf while contesting a seat in the Illinois legislature. A banting dietary note mentions eating mainly animal foods, avoiding sugar and fat, stimulants, and liquids beyond bare sustenance.
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