Personal records of visitors and callers in Freeport area
A compilation of daily movements shows numerous individuals from Madison Chicago and surrounding towns visiting Freeport or calling on friends and business associates. Notable entries include J M Murray Chicago SVEA Life guest of C D Anderson and Mrs S S Smith Galena arriving to settle in Freeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Allen
Freeport
Polo
Josephine Edwards
Chicago
J. L. Friesman
J. M. Murray
Svea Fire & Life Insurance Company
C. D. Anderson
S. S. Smith
S.S. Smith
National Protection Legion
Galena
Mrs. Smith
Some Large Figures On Liquor Trade Profit Claim
Rev F W Emerson responds to a Journal article derived from Freeport liquor interests. He cites extensive figures claiming the liquor trade costs U S residents $8.60 per capita for farm products and trade, yet charges $27.64 per person for drinks, arguing profits will turn brewers into millionaires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport Liquor Interests
United States
Lyazy Lys
Seu Feel Bee
Ssuu Loee
Bain Feu
BAO Llees
Brewers
Wom
Freeport Board Set Meeting Next Monday Evening
Local notices report the Freeport town board will hold a meeting next Monday evening. A sewing school president is ill, so tomorrow’s meeting is canceled. A Baptist Woman’s Society meeting is planned Thursday after prayer meeting. A work meeting of the Young Women Workers of the First Presbyterian church is set for tomorrow at 2 30 with Miss Read. Albert Clark won a $5 gold piece last night at the Brunswick billiard hall. A billiard cue will be awarded next week.
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Freeport Town Board
W. R. C. Sewing School
Baptist
Woman's Society
The
First Presbyterian Church
Miss Read
Albert Clark
Brunswick
Hamlyn Brothers Secure Church Erection Contract
Hamlyn Brothers have been awarded the contract to erect the church for the English Reformed congregation at the corner of Carroll Street and South Galena Avenue. The contract price is $6,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamlyn Brothers
Carroll Street
Galena Avenue
Partition Suit Filed Over Erin Township Property
Papers in a partition suit have been filed with the circuit court clerk by Edward J. Flanagan and others against Nicholas Flanagan and others. The case involves property in section 21 of Erin Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Flanagan
Nicholas Flanagan
Circuit Court
Erin
Foreclosure Suit Over Note Filed Against Koym Family
Charles Koym sues Fred W. Koym and others to recover 1100 on a promissory note. The case is set for March term of the circuit court.
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Charles Koym
Fred W. Koym
Cold Wave Brings Subzero Morning Temperatures
The day opened with thermometers at 10 to 14 degrees below zero and reached the zero mark by noon. January weather remains frigid with sharp wind chill and clear skies.
William Smith Sicks at Home, Veteran Eli Nois Central Engineer
William Smith, longtime Eli Nois Central engineer, is confined to his home by illness, reducing his work presence but not mentions of his career or duties.
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William Smith
Elinois
License to Wed in Lancaster and Amelia White
Public records show Maurice F. Miley of Lancaster and Amelia White of Lancaster applying for marriage license. The notice indicates both parties seek legal permission to wed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice F. Miley
Lancaster
Amelia White
Same
Misa Marie Barnist Piano Abate at Oak Place
Misa Marie Barnist reported piano abatement at 62 Oak Place with action noted for the residence. Authorities or filing date not provided. details indicate a clerical record involving property maintenance.
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Misa Marie Barnist
Oak Place
The Daily Journal Citywide Delivery Notice
The Daily Journal announces citywide home delivery service to every area. Readers are informed that the newspaper reaches all neighborhoods with convenient subscription options and timely daily editions for residents and businesses.
Business Fight Sparks Strong Defense Amid Big Profits
A local business faces a hostile takeover attempt as attackers push for control over lucrative profits. Officials vow a strong field of defense citing significant money at stake and potential impacts on workers and community.
Former Freeport Alderman George White Visits Montana Relatives
George FB White, once Freeport First ward alderman, now in Montana at 47an hat tan, surprised acquaintances today with an unannounced visit. He praises his Bon tana home, reports his family in good health, runs a Manhattan hotel, and owns a ranch six miles from town. White plans to stay in the area until March 1.
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George Fb, White
Fireeport
Freeport
Local Owls Nest Holds Important Meeting
The Owls nest held an important meeting at their hall last evening. One candidate was initiated and the applications of sixteen others were acted upon, bringing membership to one hundred. By-laws received first readings, dues and benefits fixed, age limit lowered, and admission requisites clarified. Next meeting set for February 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nest of Owls
Anm
Phis
Train No 402 Delayed by Wreck at Yard Crossing
Train No 402 was two hours and fifteen minutes late after a Great Western train struck it at a crossing while leaving the Minneapolis yards. Two coaches were damaged and removed, with substitutes used, causing the morning delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Wear
Minneapolis
Great Western
Dela
Large Realty Deal Consolidates Wreepwort Harter Building
One of the city’s largest realty deals in years was concluded when William Harter paid Reichart for the Harter building at Mechanic and Stephenson streets. The transfer occurred yesterday with a consideration of $21,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wreepwort
William Harter
Foritz Reichart
Mechanic and Stephenson Streets
Harter
Chief Engineer Here H R Safford of Illinois Central
Chief Engineer H R Safford of the Illinois Central is identified in a brief note, with scant context about his role or recent activities. The fragment suggests an introduction or quotation tied to the railway’s engineering leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Safford
Illinois Central
Freeport
Illinois Teachers Aid Commission to Revise School Laws
The Illinois State Teachers association named a committee of one hundred to aid the educational commission appointed by Governor Deneen in revising state school laws. City Superintendent S. E. Raines of Freeport is included among principals, county superintendents, women’s club members, and others. An appropriation of 600 dollars funds expenses. The educational commission has begun work, with Professor Hipworth of Chicago named secretary. the committee list includes numerous named educators from across Illinois.
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Illinois State Teachers Association
Educational Commission
Deneen
KE. Raines
Freeport
Sunday School Institutes Held Across Stephenson County
Sunday school institutes under the Stephenson county association run February 8 at U B church Eleroy February 19 Lena February 20 U B church Kent and February 21 Winslow with George W. Miller state worker assisted by RE D Herbert county president and others Other county officers include Vice President George Wagner Secretary Theodore F Ellis Treasurer William Smallwood Township Presidents Erin West Point Lena Kent Winslow and Kent. Institute programs include morning Bible study John 1 1 0 0 sessions and discussions on reaching homes building adult classes and observing decision day Evening sessions feature song service problem solving and the concept of the greater Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenson County Association
Tuesaday
U. B. Church
Eleroy
Lena
Kent
Winslow
George W. Miller
RE. D. Herbert
George Wagner
Orangeville
Theodore F. Ellis
Trenaurer
William Smallwood
Freeport
Erin
T. Turner
West Point
Ezra Lutz
George Allman
Skating at Taylor Park Rink Draws Local Crowd
Roller enthusiasts report good skating conditions at the Taylor Park rink. The facility offers smooth ice and ample space for skaters of all ages, drawing families and individuals seeking recreational fun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Park
Vinol touted for chronic coughs and lung troubles in Freeport
Freeport residents are urged to treat chronic coughs and colds with Vinol cod liver preparation. A local druggist promises money back if Vinol fails, claiming it strengthens lungs, builds appetite, and improves health without heavy cough syrups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eingland
Freeport
Vinci
Joseph Formmert
Ili
Among the Churches Male Chorus at Erminbury Tonight
The Erminbury Y hosts the male chorus of thirty under Mr. Schofield tonight with Mr. Burdett at the organ and Mr. Smedley at the piano. A male quartet will perform and those in last Sunday's chorus are urged to attend again. The event welcomes ladies and gentlemen alike for a musical evening.
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Erminbury Y Tonnight
Schofield
Burdett
S Smedlewy
Titis
Revival Meeting at Embury Draws Strong Interest
Last evening at Flirmburnwetaurch Dr. Harker preached on Christ's Mission in This World. His soliciting message moved attendees as many responded to the invitation for a new life while others sought prayers. Mrs Yount and Ber scho field provided musical interlude. A revival spirit showed strongly, with expected great results before week’s end.
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Embury
Flirmburnwetaurch
Harker
New Life Pills Promise High Health Level
Jacob Spring er of West Frankiizi Montana touts Wing's New Life Pills claiming peak health. The ad promises refunds at Joseph Krstaert's ding store for 25c if pills disappoint, asserting stomach and bowel relief with trial.
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Wing
Jacob Springer
West Frankiizi
Montacs
Biwest
Joseph
Krstaert
Town Board Meeting Notice For Budget Bills
Town board announces a Wednesday evening meeting to edit and approve town bills. All persons with bills against the town are requested to present them at the clerk's office in Rice Building. Michael Steeben, Town Clerk. Ripon, Wisconsin.
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Towm Board
Michael Steeben
Rice Building
Howor
State officials named in education leadership list
State Superintendent F G Blair ex officio chairman. President Edmund J James of the University of Illinois. President R E Hieronymus of Eureka college. RE G Cooley superintendent of Chicago college. A F Nightingale superintendent of Cook county schools. Principal Alfred Bayliss of the Macomb Normal school. Principal Harry Taylor of the Harrisburg high school.
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F. G. Blair
Edmund J. James
University of Illinois
R. E. Hieronymus
Eureka College
RE. G. Cooley
Chicago College
A. F. Nightingale
Cook County Schools
Alfred Bayliss
Macomb Normal School
Harry Taylor
Harrisburg High School
Mi o na stomach tablets hailed as remedy in Freeport
Advertised Mi o na stomach tablets are claimed to cure nervous debility headaches sleeplessness and melancholy by strengthening the stomach and bowels. The note highlights improved nutrition and blood nourishment and cites a refund guarantee offered by Wm F Jungkunz to prove superiority over ordinary digestives.
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Freeport
Wm. F. Jungkunz
Anderson Leads In Pool Tournament Standings
Sporting Notes reports A Anderson now leads the pool tournament after William Flick was defeated by H Fra vier with Flick handicapped. Remaining standings show players A Anderson, William Flick, J H Fisher, John Place, M Frazier, J Cramer, O Ohlendorf, W Cumminsford, Fred Young, and Jake Krehl with varying win totals and percentages.
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A. Anderson
William Flick
H. Fra Vier
Flick
W.T. Pet
A. Andoybon
Cee
JH. Fisher
Seeene
John Place
M. Frazier
J. Cramer
O. Ohlendorf
W. Cummiisford
Fred Young
Jake Krehl
Oshkosh Likely to Join Wisconsin-Illinois League
Oshkosh leaders under John F. Larle push a league reorganization. Twenty five business men have each pledged 100 dollars to back a heavily financed team. Games will be at White City park with tickets set at one dollar. Most of the 1907 lineup is under reserve as Oshkosh eyes a strong squad, possibly dropping Eau Claire in favor of Rockford. J G Pulliam, linked to Winnebago Traction, is discussed as president of the local association.
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Oshkosh
Win
John F. Larle
Oshkosh Baseball Association
Wisconsin-Illinois
White City
Oshkost
Eau Claire
Rockford
J. G. Pulliam
Winneback Traction Company
Harry Pulliam
National League
Lecture on Judaism and Christianity Tonight
Dr Willett delivers the evening lecture on Judaism and Christianity at eight o'clock in Mason Hall. Remaining five lectures may be purchased for 1.26 dollars with single admission at 36 cents.
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Willett
Masonic Hall
Bucklin's Arutea Salve Praised by Clinton Resident
Mr. E. E. Chamberlain of Clinton Maine endorses Bucklin's Arutea Salve claiming it cures piles chapped hands and old sores without scarring. Available at Joseph Emmert's drug store for 25 cents.
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E. &E. Chamberlain
Clinton
Maine
Bucklin
Joseph Emmert
Eagles to Meet in Quincy in May Convention
The annual state convention of the Eagles of Illinois will convene in Quincy from May 26 for three days. Organizers expect a large turnout from across the state with estimates between 2000 and 8000 attendees. Main goals include electing state officers and choosing the next meeting city, with Peoria favored for 1909.
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The
Eagles of Illinois
Quincy
Quincey
Peoria
Mecca
The Girl of the Golden West at the Grand
Belasco’s staging of The Girl of the Golden West showcases lighting mastery as dawn breaks over a Sierra Nevada prairie. The fourth act opens with a pre-dawn stage and a lone cigar flame, then erupts in a sunlit ridge that floods the landscape and draws applause.
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David Belasco
Sierra Nevada Mountains
Little Camp
Dawn Reveals the Traveler in Full Light
A contemplative note describes a traveler resting in dawn light, claiming the scene must be seen to be believed rather than described. The prose emphasizes the inadequacy of words to capture the effect and the importance of direct witnessing.
Otis Skinner Starred in The Honor of the Family at Grand Opera House
At Chicago's Grand Opera House Otis Skinner presented the bold Phillippe Bridau in The Honor of the Family. Critics praised his stage portrait dubbing him a rare artist and noting his dominating presence from the first act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera House
Chicago
Sir Conan Doyle
Gerald
Napoleon
Phillipe Bridau
Balzac
Emile Fabre
Otis Skinner
Phillippe Bridau
Skinner
Wadsworth vs. Illinois Central damages case heard in circuit court
Dixon January 28 witnesses from Clinton, Til, Amboy and Freeport testified in the Wadeworth versus Illinois Central Railroad damage case. Master mechanic McKillop and dispatcher F. A. Schillinger from Freeport led the Illinois Central witnesses, along with Dr C A Wilcox and A A Carmichael of Amboy as others called in the circuit court session.
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Freeport
C. A. Wilcox
Phisnteenics
Kellogg Birdman Y M C A Course Preview
Kellogg presents a YMCA course on January 31 featuring pictures, stories, and music with the Birdman. The program showcases engaging visual and narrative elements to attract participants and highlight local talents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg
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ME Daily Journal
Werio
Printing CO
Feago Street
Milnois
Secon
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Freeport Journal
International Typothical Union
Ascelsior Lodge
A. F
A. M
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A.A. M
Freeport Council
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Freeport Commandery No
K. T
M Evements
F. RB. Rice
W.E. Harlow
Baileyville
Martin Riordan
Marengo
Joe A. Sibley
Oregon
B. F. Swingley
German Vailey
F. D. Clark
Ripon
Wis
James Madden
Dodgeville
al Eisenhauer
M. W. Hough
P. D. Cothran
Bloomington
J. H. Enger
Madison
J.C. Turney
LaCrosse
H. B. Bennett
Edward Degunther
Davis
Edward Schinig
Milton Paul
Henry Dorman
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Upton Morin
Pana
F. W. Emerson
Asad
the Daily Journal
Emers
George White
Advisory Board OF
Illinois Teachers
BE. Raines
Mittee
John A. Long
Joliet
A. R. Smith
John Snyder
Cairo
C. N. Peak
Greenville
Claude Brown
Princeton
John Hay
Mt. Carroll
Anna Lois Barbre
Taylorville
H. W. Drake
Marshall
L. C. Lord
Charleston
P. Randall
Mattoon
N. D
Carbondale
J. RP. Arnold
Newton
William Miner
Mt. Vernon
J. W. Roberts
Jerseyville
W. M. Grisson, Jr
Vienna
WH. A. Dean
Geneva
Cc. M. Bardwell
Aurora
R. E. Selby
Momence
F. B. McClellan
Galesburg
W. KF. Boyes
W. L. Steele
J. B. McManus
M. G. Clark
Streator
FF. Edwards
Dixon
Pontiac
H. Ehrman
Decatur
R. C. Moore
Carlinville
B. C. Richardson
Madison County
H. Elliott
Centralia
J. W. Conn, Jr
Woodstock
J. K. Stableton
Granville
S. B. Blood
Sparta
S. J. Ferguson
Rock Island
J. Hi. Collins
Springfield
J. McCreery
Ftashville
G. Hi. Busick
Belleville
J. FE. Miller
East St. Louis
S. BE. Raines
S. H. Griffith
Danville
W. S. Booth
Mr. Carmel
P. B. McMichael
Monmouth
Robert Pence
Nashville
B. N. Hendricks
Morrison
J. Stanley Browne
J. Wy. Asbury
Marion
J. Kern
Geo. E. Vincent
Chicago University
EK. of. Young
Co. W. Hart
St. Charles
Rosseter
T. Bright
J. F. Armstrong
J. J. Shoop
Prest. Bobisher
OC. Pruitt
D. Q. Barto
Champaign
A. HL. Hiatt
Peoriag Oo
Clendenin
JL. Robertson
Chillicothe
James P. Slide
Mast St. Louis
Kendall
Naperville
Eugene Davenport
Urbana
Robert O. Clarinda
William Johnson
Carlyle
A. Spence
Metropolis
the Commission
State Association
State House
Hipworth
Lena Kent
V. W. Miller
G. W. Miller
Sporting Notes
England
Wtanely
France
Germany
Washington
District of Columbia
Roy
Eagles
Sues
Kuehner Bros
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