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Newspaper

Freeport Daily Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1900

Page

4

Republican District Convention Adopted For May 15 1900

Republicans in the Twelfth Senate District of Illinois call for a convention at Freeport on May 15 1900 at 1 pm to nominate one senator and two representatives. Delegates are apportioned by 200 votes and fractions over 100 cast for McKinley in 1896 with Water sols Jo Daviess Stephenson Carroll listed among counties and committee leaders named.

O Likois Frogport Congress State Board of Equalization Philadelphia Lute MacKinsley Boone ‘County Perasadeas Carroll County Sersomersersren JO Daviess County Ogle County Carroll Co Richard Barrett Jo Daviess Co Warren Badger Lee Co J. F. Fair Stephenson Lo. W. la Eaton Winnebago Co Stephenson County Freeport Peoria Republican County Central Committee Board of Equalization United States Couty McKinley Illinois Senate Legisature William McKinley

Funeral for Susie Naramore Tucker Held at Lena

The funeral for Mrs. Susie Naramore Tucker was held at 10 a.m. at her father's home with Rev. Dr. J. B. Robinson of Barrington officiating. Silver Shield lodge No. 326 K of P attended in a body. Dr. Tucker is a member, and C.C. Kiplinger assisted in the carriage repository scheduling. The day also noted the wedding of Adam Simmer and Emma Doll with a reception at the Doll residence, officiated by Rev. Fr. J. C. Gesseler.

Lena Susie Naramore Tucker W. P. Naramore J. B. Robinson Barrington, Til Silver Shield Lodge No. 326 K. of P Tucker C.C. Kiplinger H. Babcock Jo Daviess County H. B. Gishwiller Babcock F. A. Saul Kent Adam Simmer Emma Doll J. C. Gesseler Anthony Doll

Poor sidewalks on empire street hinder school travel

Complaints arise over muddy sidewalks on Empire Street making it hard for children to reach school during wet weather.

Empire Street

New Chicago Omaha Rail Line Opens Sunday

Illinois Central unveils a new through Chicago Omaha route plus a Fort Dodge to Minneapolis St Paul extension. The 131 mile Tara Iowa to Council Bluffs link connects Chicago and Omaha with through Pullman service and two daily trains Bight and express between Omaha Minneapolis St Paul. A new Greenhouse at Champaign is set, and 1900 to bring record locomotive production with heavier engines.

Illinois Central Chicago Central Tara Iowa Rockwell City Denison Council Bluffs Missouri River Omaha Omaha Bridge and Railway Terminal Company Union Pacific Burlington Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railways Sioux City Fort Dodge Illinois Central Railroad Minneapolis & St. Louis Minneapolis St. Paul Dubuque Freeport West Bound Omaha Limited Licavas Chicago Freeportyncessasenee Omaha Express Cscscereaeeny F't Dodge and Lyle Express Oman Chicago Express Oma Dubuiq Rockford Galena Madison Champaign

Social events light up St Marys hall and other venues

The Columbus club hosted a large dancing party at St Marys hall with Prof Edward Gilberts orchestra, cards and prizes, while a surprise party honored Chas Foss family near Buena Vista. Other gatherings included anniversaries at the Brewster house, Twentieth Century Club card games, a Bertha Briggs party, and dances by St Pius society.

St. Mary’s Hall Columbus Club Edward Gilbert J. B J. du Four Margaret Brennan Younger Edward Emrick Chas. Foss Buena Vista

Meeting of Railway League in City Hall

A meeting of the Railroad and Telegraph Employes Political League is set for Friday evening January 26 at 7 30 p.m. over Mayer's restaurant to elect officers and appoint delegates to the state convention in Chicago on February 5. W A Mathi will attend to explain the meeting’s purpose.

Illinois Political League of Railway League Railroad and Telegraph Employes Political League Mayer Chicago Railroad and Telegraph W. A. Mathi State League

Tax Levy Figures and Royal Visitor Notice

Tax levy data for Freeport lands, lots, personal property, railroads and telegraph lines shows state, county, town, road and bridge, city, library and school taxes with equalized values. A Royal Visitor is planned with Crown Prince Yoshihito to visit Chicago and other U S sites this summer ahead of his marriage to Princess Tokio.

Freeport Chicago Yoshilito Wikade Japan United States Tokio Ady

Pioneers Ill and Local Incidents Highlight Carroll News

William Dyer, an 86 year old Carroll County pioneer, lies gravely ill in Savannah at his daughter’s home. Edward Duny of Walnut injures his leg with a rifle bullet while a rabbit nearly laughs. J S Wilson of Lanark is seriously ill after working on a brass washing machine fitting. A Woosung woman attempts to horsewhip a man, ending in a scuffle. Emanuel Slifer sells his Mt. Morris farm for 15300 to Fred Watts and plans moving in March. A smooth-talking gold watch schemer swindles, selling watches for under a dollar. Northern Illinois Poultry Association’s Belvidere show closes successfully with strong entries and praise.

William Dyer Carroll County Savanna H. C. Hunter Dyer Edward Duny Woosung Ogle County Emanuel Slifer Mt. Morris Fred Watts Slifer

Cooking and Sewing Taught Pupils in Champaign Schools

Mrs Joseph Carter president of the Illinois Domestic Science Association reports Champaign Urbana schools now teach sewing in the lower grades and cooking in the upper. Donations funded kitchen setup. stoves donated. minor board expenses. Girls especially show eagerness to bake and help at home. the program improves discipline and engages shy youths.

Bloomington Joseph Carter Champaign Illinois Domestic Science Association McLean County Farmers’ Institute Urbana School Board

Heart of Maryland Praised By Rockford Theaters

Rockford crowds gave near to an ovation for The Heart of Maryland on Tuesday night. David Belasco and Mrs. Leslie Carter drew praise for a war themed romance with a famed belfry scene while the company recovered promised notes with strong applause from a large enthusiastic audience.

Rockford Hleart of Maryland Rockford Register-Gazette Heart of Carter

A Cure for Ills Don t Worry Cult Praised for Comfort and Happiness

A satirical notice mocks the Don't Worry philosophy, urging readers to avoid responsibility as a path to contentment. It parodies self help sermons by claiming the doctrine anesthetizes worry about daily mishaps from burned meals to broken dreams. It closes by inviting readers to send in names.

Foote Credits Grape-Nuts For Brain Power

Foote a renowned electrical engineer who built a 3000 horsepower plant serving Battle Creek and Michigan cities says breakfast with Grape-Nuts boosts vitality and mental vigor through midday. He reports steady reserve force gains with Grape-Nuts, noting no artificial stimulant is used and that the cereal nourishes brain tissue for brain workers.

Foote Battle Creek Kalamazoo Michigan

May Marry Rocky Mountain Tea Ad in Florence

An advertisement notes May marriages in Florence with names S B Alberts, Mary Kaiser. The Rocky Mountain Tea claim highlights blissful benefits and the price 85 cents from Emmert and Burrell.

S. B. Alberts Florence Mary Kaiser Emmert & Burrell

Foley's Honey and Tar advertised for throat and lung relief

An ad extols Foley's Honey and Tar for severe cold symptoms with promises of immediate relief and a grateful healing feeling. It claims guaranteed satisfaction and credits H. J. Moogk and partners along with The Smith Studio at 117 Stephenson St. A separate note offers a $1 per dozen price cut on platino items without quality loss from H. B. Guove, 2hdiw.

Foley H. J. Moogk W. F. Jungkunz Smith Stephenson St H. B. Guove

Market Wrap From Curoaco and Chicago Briefs

Closing Board of Trade quotes show May wheat 0.6746, May corn 0.334, May oats 0.233, May pork 10.75, May lard 5.97, May ribs 5.75 as of Jan 25. Local yard reports note cattle strong to good, hogs steady to firm, sheep strong. Chicago receipts indicate hogs at 32,000 with 24,000 expected tomorrow. Northwesterly delays and New York stock hints close the roundup with grain broker ads and health remarks from F B Thirkield.

Curoaco Board of Trade Union A ©. W. Killen, Broker, Room 7, Fry's Block Chicago Io Cutonao Northwestern Minneapolis Duluth

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