Illinois Senator Proposes Strong Anti-Trust Bill
Ogle County Senator introduced a sweeping anti-trust measure in Sprinarinip Ill promising to render trusts illegal in the state. The Baxter bill, backed by Republican leaders, would repeal the current law while retaining key provisions and imposes heavy penalties for trust formations. It sets broad definitions of trust, authorizes state prosecution, and requires corporate officers to certify non trust status annually.
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Sprinarinip
Ill
Illinois
General Assembly
Heirs
Rocky Mountain Tea Brings Hope and Vitality
Emmert and Burrell pitch Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy that adds spice to dreary life, encourages the human heart, lifts despair, and breathes new life and confidence.
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Emmert & Burrell
County Cullings German Valley News Notes
Local items report visits by John Osterloo from South Dakota and Prof Weaver's penmanship lecture at the schoolhouse. A baby boy arrives in Pleasant Prairie, and Mrs Orin Ludwig dies after a brief illness. Funeral held at the German Reformed church with Rev Beyer officiating. Engel Fruday Ludwig aged 27.
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German Valley
Gunamuan Vartuy
John Osterloo
South Dakota
Weaver
Mt. Mortis
Faust
Eilfeld
Pleasant Prairie
W. Virdag
A. Borchers
F. R. Aykes
Rockford
S. Symons
Henry Clinger
A. Fuls
Alma Ihne
Orin Ludwig
Engel Fruday
Forreston
German Reformed Church
Beyer
Measles spread. community events noted in Cedarville
From Our Own Correspondent reports measles in the area with Mamie Miller Myra and Ethel Bender ill. Miss Cox's church lecture drew attendees while Ed May hosted a Woody Bee and oyster supper for youths. The M W A No 2822 plans another oyster supper. Cedarville RNs surprised Mrs. W R Bender with a party. Charles Zipse returned from Iowa. Illinois Central runs 2-3 ice trains daily. James Gordon bought cattle. Adam Epley bought lumber for a spring barn.
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Rep Oox
Mamie Miller
Myra
Ethel Bender
Miss Cox
Ed May
Cedarville
W. R. Bender
Charles Zipse
Iowa
Illinois Central
Madison
James Gordon
Adam Epley
Orangeville
J. Lied & Son
Damascus Correspondent Reports Local Illnesses And Social Events
From Our Own Correspondent Damascus Jan 23 Ferdinand Sins remains in critical condition amid grip and lung fever. Miss Anna Burkard ill with grip causing school to close this week. Dan Sullivan and bride visit from Nebraska. serenade Thursday night. Measles victims improving. Debate on territorial expansion held Friday. another session planned. Jacob Kraft visited Lena to see Lewis Voy. Shiloh Ladies Aid hosts social at Samuel Kostenbacher’s home tomorrow evening.
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Damascus
Ferdinand Sins
Anna Burkard
Dan Sullivan
Bride
Nebraska
S. M. Malnix
Warren
Henry Hawke
Jacob Kraft
Lena
Lewis Voy
Samuel Kostenbacher
Shiloh
From Our Own Correspondent Davis Jan 23
George Stouffer of Milwaukee visits relatives. Mrs Serf of Sterling Tl buried here last Wednesday. Sol Wiess dies and is buried Friday at noon. John Wise of Washington DC attends funeral. Mrs Rose Siedtlitz returns to Chicago after visiting sister Dr Wilson. James Boyles transports cattle to Chicago. John Kaufman new well. James Sheckler at work. Charles Cornelius of Marion visited. Abe Wagner drills for John Long. Miss Vinnie Briggs heads to Dixon for college. Carl Cronemiller Wesley Fox and F C Buthofer join Odd Fellowship. J B Hoy of Rock Grove visits. J M Caldwell and A Helmis dissolve partnership. Caldwell to run business. Frank Brinker and wife of Char-
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Davis
George Stouffer
Milwaukee
John Kaufman
James Sheckler
Chas. Cornelius
Marion
Abe Wagner
Pecatonica
John Long
Vinnie Briggs
Dixon
Carl Cronemiller
Wesley Fox
F.C. Buthofer
Odd Fellowship
J. B. Hoy
Rock Grove
J. M. Caldwell
A. Helmis
Caldwell
Frank Brinker
Char
Local notes and visits Mix with town updates
Lotta and Towa visit relatives in town. Prof Thompson visited Freeport last Saturday. T Cronémiller unloaded a carload of Seal of Minnesota flour last Monday. Minert the tax collector will be at the bank every Saturday. Aug Helmis plans to move to the Gake farm east of town. Poultry merchants shipped over a ton of poultry last Shuteday. Mrs Inrian died suddenly last Saturday. funeral set for Tuesday.
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Lotta
Towa
Prof. Thompson
Freeport
T. Cronémiller
Minnesota
Helmis
Inrian
Baileyville Correspondent Reports Widespread Illness
From Our Own correspondent in Baileyville reports grip and pneumonia cases, deaths in Grundy Center, and many locals ill or recovering. Updates note marriages, travel, church meetings, and local visitors amid a broad spread of illness.
Measles and illnesses fill Everoy notes from Our Own Correspondent
From Everoy Jan 28 a local bulletin lists residents with measles and other illnesses. It notes Walter Seidel's family sick, Ethel McLellan and Merry Bacon affected, and Grandma Stocks seriously ill. The piece also mentions elevator repairs, local travel, a new Eminent Ladies garrison group, and various minor town operations.
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Everoy
Frank Tower
Walter Seidel
Denure
Bert Stickney
E. J. Harris
Z. T. Turner
Freeport
Garrison
America
Henry Gassman
B. W. Harris
J. E. Soper
Mary Denure
Chas. Mideke
Epsy Denure
John H. Mideke
John T. Brandt
David
J. R. Spiller
Erin
Eleroy
Grandma Stocks
Hill & Son
S. A. Scofield
A. Prasse
Stock Creamery Co
Warren Babbett
Prusse Bros
Ray Davis
Snowfall Tales and Local Notes From Cedarville
Snow fell Monday with light coverage leaving few sleighs needed. Joshua Fox of Freeport visited Friday. Rev Miss A Jay Cox, Chicago missionary, spoke on Africa at the M E church Sunday evening. Harry Harlacher and wife, of Freeport, are mentioned in local notes.
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Creanville
Dan
Joshua Fox
Freeport
A. Jay Cox
Chicago
Africa
M. E
Harry Harlacher
Free
Porter Stites Post installs officers in Winslow year
From Our Own Correspondent Winslow Jan 23 Porter Stites Post installed officers for the year with R P Drake as commander J A Wire vice commander J Shunk quartermaster I V Gage adjutant Mr Wolf chaplain W H Wickwire surgeon G Schutze officer of the guard S Weaver Q S Wm Frain inside guard Afterward local speeches music and a recitation by Mrs Soule readied hearty applause.
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Winstow
Porter Stites
R. P. Drake
J. A. Wire
J. Shunk
I. V. Gage
Mr. Wolf
W. H. Wickwire
G. Schutze
S. Weaver
Q. S
Wm. ‘Frain
Olson
W.H. Phelps
South Wayne
Emma Leverington
Shannon Correspondent Report Highlights Local Life
From Our Own Correspondent Shannon Jan 23 reports fine weather, local sickness, visits by Edyth Leffingwell and others, special Evangelical services, a London lecture by John RR Clark, rising local newspaper activity, election planning, hospital trustee meeting in Elgin, Grandpa Rowley’s death at 87, and Geo Dorsey selling his farm to John Willey for 65 per acre.
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Shannon
C. G. Anangst
Geneseo
Edyth Leffingwell
Zoe Hea
Freeport
Fred Welker
Town
Grandma Rubendahl
Holmes
Frank
Mt. Carroll
Amos Yordy
Evangelical Church
Edith Fennel
Odgers
Mamie Hershy
Nelda Hileman
Lanark
W. S. Cowen
Virgil Spatz
John RR. Clark
London
Carroll County
Savanna
Elgin
Ilinois Hospital
Baldt
Springfield
Grandpa Rowley
Nelson Stoner
Mr. Rowley
Geo. Dorsey
John Willey
Price
Golf Terms Explained From A to Bunker
A glossary of golf terminology defines terms such as Foozie caddie brassy bogey dormy fore halved and many more. It clarifies bunkers hazards links niblick putt and other common phrases used in the game.
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Dormy
Artificial breeding could boost hatchery egg yields
The Boston Traveler notes that artificial breeding may markedly increase egg production in game birds and that incubators can hatch eggs while the hen continues laying, comparing this to human lactation allowing mothers to bear new offspring without stopping nourishment.
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India
Boston
American Thoroughbreds Deteriorating from Overracing
Jaes Ro Keene cautions in a recent interview that American thoroughbreds are deteriorating due to excessive racing as 2-year-olds. He says 90 percent of horses are overraced in their first season, cannot train on, lose vitality, and lack stamina at longer distances, risking loss of potential sires and long-term breeding stock.
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Jaes Ro Keene
Mary Auinutls
Prices Talk: Store Now Owns Building Space
The owners announce they now own their building with a store on the first floor and basement, eliminating rent and promising to share the savings with patrons.
Bargain Grocery List with Low Prices
A historical catalog advertises groceries at low prices including Banker's Mocha and Java coffee 2 lb can for 40¢, fresh bread 3¢ loaf, Freeport corn 44¢ can, California prunes 4¢ lb, cigars 50 for 48¢, Cremo cigars 1.75 box, rice 5¢ lb, sour pickles 5¢, ginger snaps 5¢ lb, butterine 12¢ lb, toilet soap box 8¢, coconut 10¢ lb, baking powder 1 6?6¢, peas 6¢ can, fresh butter and crackers 5¢ lb, bluing 4¢, mop stick 6¢, salt 79¢ per barrel, Chancellor flour 89¢ per sack and 75¢ sack options.
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California
Bargains Highlighted in Trial Order
A trial order asserts that any bargains offered are available to readers, emphasizing the store’s claim to have competitive deals. The statement presents confidence in the catalog of discounted items.
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Charlie French
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William Fehr
Afalkey
Emanuel Evangelical Church
Orville Clingman
Bert Ulrich
Philip Smith
J.T. Clingman
Charlie Homan
Hattie Cole
Harlem
Bertha Askey
Dakota
J. L. Schaefer
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McConneli
Albert Mantzke
Mary Furry
U. B
Charles Denton
Rolla Denton
Rev. Groff
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George Hardel
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Howard Diveley
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Koenig
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Age of Freeport
H. D. Post
J. F. Kilby
Stephenson St
War Atlas
J. Morton
Cedar Rapids
the Grocery
J. F. Keily
Wade
John Wesley
H. E. Monroe
Grand Opera House
Memorial Lutheran Church
Moogk
Bauer Piano and Organ Co
Wiertas Boronen
A. C. Thomas
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