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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1906
Page
3
The thnid label is issued to the Freeport Journal Bikhea International Typo sothical Union in recognition of the thaft employs Union labor in its fascanical departments.
The Personal Record lists numerous locals and visitors in Freeport. Names include Bert Leiser Chicago guests Ralph T. Yates Janesville visitors Miss May Hays Laura Hoefer and many others returning from trips to Chicago Evanston Lena Monroe Winslow Brown's Lake Dixon and Morgan Park with mentions of relatives and summers.
Knights of Pythias Gastle hall of Preaport lodge No 462 hosts a meeting for business and work in one term. District Deputy Reeder of Lena will attend and appoint all officers. Refreshments will be served. All Knights are cordially invited.
June 30 Peoria Illinois district internal venue collections for the fiscal year ending today totaled 87,479 a drop of 1,104,186 from the previous year.
A fragment notes a figure named Hbvister proposing a prudent policy as gentlemen discuss its implications. Joseph is referenced among others in the terse snippet.
A large Freeport crowd attended the chautauqua at Globe Park with Dr James D. Watson delivering the noon and afternoon addresses on Society Unmasked and Houses Without Fronts. He argued two pillars selfishness and sympathy shape society and praised Christianity over fraternal orders while Rev Sunday planned to speak next Sunday.
Imrich Brick, a Polish Jewish steelworker, is held on charges of assault with intent to kill after slashing Joseph Waredec with a dirk in a noon altercation. Brick was captured after fleeing toward Taylor's park, arraigned, and held on $1,000 bond at the county jail. Waredec survived with a shoulder wound and testified at the morning session.
Mr and Mrs Geo A Stemm chaperoned a party of young people to Riverside park yesterday. The day was pleasantly spent in picnicking and the party returned home last evening.
An 82 year old Dublin Georgia resident praises Electric Bitters as a grand tonic keeping the elderly young and the weak strong. She notes relief from dyspepsia liver and kidney issues after using the medicine, sold by Jos Emmer t druggist for 50 cents with guarantee.
Mr BE Bengston announces he has associated with Mr O De Moure Oph D formerly assistant to Dr Wyatt of Peoria TD. De Moure is permanently located here and will treat eyes with scientific appliances and fit any eye that responds to light at Bengston's Jewelry Store.
Grover's soft shoes for tender feet featured at the BE and W exhibition, offering gentle footwear options for delicate or sensitive feet, highlighting comfort and fit for daily wear.
Washington June 30 Senator Cullom hailed the current session as remarkable and historic praising railroad rate legislation meat inspection and pure food acts consular reform and the isthmian canal plan He credited President Roosevelt for pushing these measures and noted the unity of the Senate after contested debates the passage of major reforms and the expansion of U S embassies and extraterritorial reforms in China to conclude with the president's personal victory claim.
Billings Montana July 2 special crowds pour in for the drawing of the Crown Indian Reservation lands opened today in the public park. The tract lies across the Yellowstone south of Billings and covers about 1.25 million acres, with roughly 200000 acres arable and four irrigation surveys. This marks the first disposal under the national irrigation law.
Key events include the 1644 Battle of Marston Moor, the 1776 Battle of Long Island, the 1881 Garfield assassination, and the 1898 coal miners strikes. Notable births and deaths include Sir Charles Tupper born 1821 and Hahnemann died 1843. The list notes legislative union act in 1800 and other historic milestones.
Freeport prepares for Independence Day with a Taylor's Park program policy and a wide parade route. Henney-Globe band will perform on streets, and a La Crosse vs Freeport ball game follows a full day of races, exhibitions, and fireworks.
Town folks will travel miles to partake in the Great Giving event offering new season dry goods shoes and ladies ready to wear at prices below raw material cost. The sale promises remarkable values and a busy crowd is expected as shoppers chase bargains across the community.
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