Butter steady at last week’s price on Elgin board
Elgin July 13 butter on the board of trade held at 22 1 4 cents for extras and 23 cents for specials with no sales or offerings. Output for the week totaled 1 011 700 pounds, down slightly from the prior week, while New York prices remained steady at 22 1 2 to 23 cents amid large eastern receipts. Analysts expect the bottom to be reached if heat and fly time persist, with supplies likely to shrink and speculative buying resuming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Board of Trade
New York
Charles Olson
Kirkland
M. Long
Woodstock
Rockford Plumber Fined for Unlicensed Work
Julius Nelson, a Rockford sewer contractor, was fined 50 dollars and costs in police court for plumbing without a license. Inspectors said his unsanitary odd jobs violated rules. He denies doing the work for profit and will be barred from further plumbing until he passes an exam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
Julius Nelson
Nelson
Marks
Mother Edith Joins Catholic Church in Philadelphia Baptism
Kenosha Wisconsin July 18 a profound sensation spreads through church circles as Edith mother superior of the Episcopal Sisters of St Mary at Kemper hall in Kenosha was baptized into the Roman Catholic faith at Philadelphia last Saturday morning and has left Peekskill New York to serve in Rome Catholic orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha, Wis
Kenosha
Episcopal Church
Edith
Episcopal Sisters of St. Mary
Kemper Hall
Philadelphia
Peekskill
N. Y
Funeral of Miss Bertha Thiel Held in Local Home
The funeral for the late Miss Bertha Thiel was held at her South Galena avenue residence at 7:80 this morning with Rev. P. H. R. Mullin and Rev. C W McCaskill officiating. Pallbearers included Harry Bickenbach John Bonn Harry Price John McCullough Arthur Schadle and George Carroll. Bonn and Price sang at the service. Interment followed on the morning train at Amboy, with services at the Amboy Congregational church at 2 this afternoon. Attendees from this city included Mrs A Dieffenthaler Mrs Roy Beebe Miss Helen Gordon Mr and Mrs Harry Tenney and son Mrs Robert Frick Mrs L Brean Miss Corinne Courtney Joseph May and Rev P H R Mullen. Mrs C Aschenbrenner of Amboy also attended and returned this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha ‘Thiel
Galena Avenue
P. H. R. Mullin
C.w.mccaskill
Harry Bickenbach
John Bonn
Harry Price
John McCullogh
Arthur Schadle
George Carroll
Bonn
Price
Amboy
Amboy Congregational Church
A. Dieffenthaler
Roy Beebe
Helen Gordon
Harry Tenney
Robert Frick
L. Brean
Corinne Courtney
Joseph May
P. H.R. Mullen
C. Aschenbrenner
Surrey to Oakland Transport Schedule Announcement
Regular transportation will run from White school house to Oakland cemetery on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons each week starting Saturday, June 27. Round trip tickets from White school house cost 15 cents and are available from the driver. Oakland Cemetery Association, 6 26 tt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White School House
Oakland Cemetery
Oakland Cemetery Assoctation
Women's Oxfords Sale At Deep Discount
Ladies' Oxfords in patent and Vici kid offered at sale prices from $1.38 to $1.38 payment terms. Schmidt Wachlin Pfeiffer advertises limited sizes and styles in patent leathers and kid skins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vici
Sehmidt, Wachlin & Pfeiffer
T Lad
Dr Pollock Moves Dental Office to Galena Street
Notice states Dr. D. J. Pollock relocates his dental office from the Wilcoxon block to 185 Galena street over Schoeffel's grocery store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Pollock
Wilcoxon Block
Galena Street
Schoeffel
Ideal concrete house in Carrollton Illinois previews future homes
The Cement Age highlights a two story concrete residence in Carrollton with no chimney and heated by central steam power. Eight rooms on the main floor and oak finished interiors show a plain mission style. The $8500 dwelling uses on site molded blocks and underground steam pipes for warmth with electric heat as backup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton
Ill
Edison
Pearl City Notes Brightens With Visits and Rain Storm
From Our Own Correspondent Pearl City July 18 readers learn of fish cans for Yellow Creek, numerous visitors from Freeport Indianapolis Chicago and Jacksonville, a heavy rain and electrical storm flooding streets and a frog pond, plus church and social events and local travel by residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl City
Yellow Creek
Martha Saulding
Chicago
J. J. Thornton
Jacksonville
John Mishler
Andrew Brown
Tennessee
William Goodrich
T. E. V. Sweet
Freeport
Martin Sweet
Indianapolis
Dr King’s New Discovery Praised For Lung Restoration
Mrs. E R Pierson of Auburn Centre Pa hails Dr King’s New Discovery as the remedy that heals where others fail. The cough and cold remedy is sold at Jos Emmert’s drug store in 50c and 1 00 options with a free trial bottle offered.
Lena Picnic Draws Big Crowd With Special Train
Freeport joins Lena in the second annual American Stars of Equity picnic with elaborate preparations. Senator J. C. McKenzie will be the principal speaker. A special train on Tuennots Central departs at 9 20 tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
Lena
American Stars of Equity
John C. M'Kenzing
Illinois rally to feature McKenzie address and large band tour
A big Illinois event in Freeport gathers bands from Nora Cornet to Imperial Lena with about 300 musicians. Senator John McKenzie will give the principal speech at 10:00 to 12:00 at the tabernacle, amid a full day of music, parades, drills, and two baseball games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amboy
Freeport
John C. McKenzie
Elizabeth
Douglas Pattison
Pattison
A. J. Clarity
Lana Imprial Bad
Welenine
W. KK. Loofbourrow
J. EB. Downes
Chicago
Harry Halstead
Pecatonica
Reading
Margaret Downes
John McKenzie
Nora Cornet
Elliot Band
Warren
Scales Mound
Galena High School
Stockton Citizens
Winslow Register
Stillman Valley
Shannon
Rock City Cornet
Twentieth Century Band
Pearl City
Massbach Cornet
Imperial Band
Lena
Illinois
Dixon
Tabernacle
J. C. McKenzie
Depot Grounds
Rock City
Old Racetrack Grounds
Ellis Brooks
Electric Bitters Proved Best for Stomach and Liver
Silver City NC resident M Harden testifies Electric Bitters surpass all medicines for stomach liver and kidney troubles. He says it aids weakness backache and malaria chills. Sold under guarantee at Jos Emmert's drug store for 50c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Harden
Silver City
North Carolina
County Cullings From Bolton Readers News Brief
Bolton July 13. W A Ball and family of Chicago visit Miss Jennie Liggitt. Mrs C B Allen and daughter Frances return from Blue Hill Nebraska. The Missionary society met with Mrs Henry Schaurs. John Phipps, once night operator here, visits C L Sheetz family. August Volkers visits from Lexington Kentucky. The Globe hospital operation on a young son. road to recovery. B W Janssen renovates his store interior. Miss Margaret Rampenthal had tonsillectomy. Q O Brace sells farm to Louis Kuhlemeier with possession next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolton
W. A. Ball
Chicago
Jennie Liggitt
C. B. Allen
Frances
Blue Hill
Neb
the Missionary Society
Henry Schaurs
John Phipps
C. L. Sheetz
Eagan
Louis Kuhlemeier
Mr. Brace
Baileyville Notes Round Up Local Visits and Weddings
Miss Elizabeth Kerr and Miss Marie Gieger returned from Elginstown where they stayed with Rev Dravel. Mrs Becktold and sons came back from McConnell. Invitations were issued for Alice Hagerman and William Reiken wedding at West Grove. Farmers are busy making hay. No church services Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baileyville
Elizabeth Kerr
Marie Gieger
Elginstown
Dravel
John Becktold and Sons
McConnell
Fannie Janssen
Freeport
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Bent Schonhoven
Lewis Korf
Samuel
Forreston
Alice Hagerman
William Reiken
West Grove
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Reformed Church
Halen Johnson
The
Reformed Church
Hiram Fosha
Benjamin Busker
Dr. Carpenter
Arthur Myers
DeBuer
Everts
German Valley Notes and Local Events
Crop damage from last night’s storm noted in the area. Baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Herbig. Mrs. H. Heeren and children return from a western trip. Kate Mennenga of Belmond Iowa visits relatives here. N. H. Janssen and family visited Forreston. Albert Auman of Kent to fill in at the store during the absence. Kelley children of Wheaton visiting. Ruth Lapp visited friends. Albert Voss injured a leg when a hay wagon overturned. Drs. Plasch and Barclay treated him. Bridget A. Haire visiting the Pipers. Married men beat single men 7 to 8 in a local ball game. Dr. Barclay hosting his sister from Chicago. German Valley Lumber Co received a car of lumber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Dow
Board of Supervisors
Vernena Dow
Riceville
C. Oderkirk
Pearl City
E. BE. Campbell
Lutheran
Bessie
Dott Basher
Colorado
Julia Lamb
Great Western Railroad
John Breyman
Elizabeth
Peter McGurk
Chicago
Susie Aldridge
Grace
William Terry
Warl Vanderheyden
Pleasant Valley
Ora Dow
Hugh McIntyre
William Olthoff
Helen Ghering
Iowa
South Dakota
John Baumgartner
John Penticoff
Siemon Kuhlemeyer
Grace King
Peter Keltner
Rockford
Henry Keltner
Henry Breyman
Stockton
Cordelia Gray
M. Ditsworth
Loran
German Valley
Arthur Herbig
H. Heeren
Kate Mennenga
Belmond
Esther Fosha
N. H. Janssen
Forreston
G. R. Rummel
Albert Auman
Kent
Kelley
Wheaton
Ruth Lapp
Albert Voss
Harlem locals report purchases and visits in July
Dr James Albright of Damascus purchased a fine automobile from Dixon parties. Frank Shearer of Lena bought stock here last week. Charles Albright of Dixon visited his mother Mrs Samuel Albright. Mr Holmes and Mr Bear bought stock in the area. R Rosenstiel Ed Swartz and Miss Mabel Wagner visited Lena on Wednesday. P McGurk and wife attended the Knights of Columbus banquet Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem Corners
James Albright
Damascus
Dixon
Frank Shearer
Lena
Charles Albright
Dixon, IL
Samuel Albright
Holmes
Mr. Bear
R. Rosenstiel
Ed. Swartz
Mabel Wagner
Hindipo Kidney Cure Offered by Local druggists
C P Guenther & Co on Galena Ave and Galena Street promote Hindipo as a remedy for Bright's disease diabetes rheumatism gout gravel dropsy bladder inflammation bad blood and nervous troubles. They guarantee results or no charge, offering mail delivery prepaid at 50 cents per box. six boxes for 2 50 under a positive guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
C. P. Guenther & Co
Galena Avenue
Galena Street
Hindipo
Jealous husband sought in murder at San Juan studio
Police pursue a man linked to a quarrel with Hla Wite wife Judy TA fifty year old husband of the suspect says the murder of photographer Andrew J. Magg in his Honey Rider studio stemmed from five years of jealousy. The assault left Magg shot and beaten in the Vietor building studio with blood on walls as investigators tighten the search for the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Judy
Andrew J. Magg
Honey Rider
Roosevelt
San Juan
Vietor Building
Magill
George O. Purdy
Tle
Mints
Purdy
Hase
Belleville Hero Guards Levers At Coal Mine
Sidney Rowlands, ensu eer at Little Oak coal mine, saved a cage full of twelve miners by holding the lever as a steam pipe burst, preventing a fall. He was severely burned and will be unable to work for some time due to injuries. Johnny English AP editor dies in Chicago at sixty three after heart disease and years in journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleville
Little Oak
Sidney Rowlands
Rowland
Johnny" English
Chicago
Gustavus P. English
Johnny’ English
Associated Press
Denver
English
Prowlman Halts Prowler at Governor’s Mansion
Springfield security brief reports a prowler concealed near the governor’s residence. A patrolman on duty spotted the intruder as he attempted to flee after two shots were fired. bullets missed and the intruder escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prowlead
Deneen
S. Springfield
Awl
Tdenocen
Tein
Aaa
Two Burglars Escape Jail Using Homemade Saws
Two burglars from Virginia and Pushnell escaped McDorough county jail on July 14 by sawing through a bar. They used two crude knives stored during confinement and left no trace of their whereabouts. They face charges of burglary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macomb
Fred Turner
Virginia, Ub
Charles Booth
Pushnell
McDorough County
Boswell Appointed to State Board of Health
Judge Charles A. Boswell of Mounds Pulaski County has been named by Governor Neen to succeed C Sullivan of Cairo who has expired on the State Board of Health. Local officials report the appointment to the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
Sprinefeld
Charles A. Boswell
Mounds
Pulaski County
Deneen
C. Sullivan
Cairo
Death of Michard Perd on crowded transit slip
A report from Hrowmington details the death of Michard Perd, a beathersag, after a fatal fall while attempting to board a moving vehicle on the Bie Four edusine home route. The accident involved a new pair of shoes and raised concerns over transit safety and commuter footing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hrowmington
Michard Perd
Advertising Value Tied to Goods and Demand
Quote on advertising necessity: goods must exist to advertise, and advertising helps sell goods. This maxim emphasizes the mutual dependence of product quality and promotional effort.
Just Exactly Right New Life Pills Ad Endsorsement
Mr A A Felton of Harrisville New York praises Dr King s New Life Pills claiming long use and exact effectiveness. The ad notes relief from constipation biliousness and malaria and lists 25 cents at Jos Emmert s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
A. A. Felton
Harrisville
N. Y
Jos. Emmert’s
Special Train to Lena July 16 from Freeport
A special train to Lena departs Freeport at 9 20 a m on July 16. Round trip tickets cost 62 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena
Freeport
Patrons Urged to Notify Office on Missed Papers
Readers urged to inform the office if their newspaper delivery is missed or irregular to ensure timely service.
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Catholic Church
Episcopal Convent
Miss Thiel
Surrey
Oakland
IDEAL
the Journal
FREE
American Stars of Equity Plan
Senator J
C. McKenzie
Balton
East St. Louis
Hla Wite
Flim
Santa Clara California
California
Burrell Brothers
Stephenson St
Emerick, Barrett & Co
Ture Reliable Jewelers & Opticians
von Ew Ony
Freeport Gas Light & Coke Co
Ceresoto
C. G. Schoeffel
Galena St. Thr
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