Illinois 12th Senatorial District Primary Candidates
Multiple Republicans announce candidacy for Illinois General Assembly representing the 12th district, comprising Carroll Jo Daviess and Stephenson counties. Endorsed by diverse signatories urging support at the August 8, 1908 primaries.
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Stephenson
Jo Daviess
Carroll
William W.krape
Freeport
Ill
J.D. McKenzie
Reuben R. Tiffany
Iml
Illinois General Assembly
Stephen Rigney
Red Oak
T. H. Hollister
J. J.shaffer
General Assembly
Illinois
William Ehrler
Warren
Dayivss
Geo. R. Morris
Lanark
Hlinvis
W. W. Gillespie
A. Hammond
Address Change Notices For The Journal
The Journal will be mailed upon request to subscribers leaving the city during the summer months. Changes of address will be made as frequently as desired, notices of each change should give both the old and new addresses. Address or telephone The Journal, 97 Chicago Street.
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Journal
THE
Chicago Street
Personal notices from Freeport visitors and travelers
Miss Olive G. Webster of Quincy visits Freeport friends. Miss Etta Woofff of Winslow calls on Freeport friends. Eugene Boynton goes to Chicago to visit relatives. H. H. Borchers of Egan City Indiana, a Freeport caller. Mrs. William L. Karcher leaves for Chicago. B. B. Billings of Evansville Wisconsin calls on Freeport friends. Mrs HE Beyer of Legal Illinois visits Freeport. H. Tarbox of Rockford attends to Tarbox estate matters. Ray Berry of Toledo Iowa visits Frank Furry in Freeport. Mrs. H J Robinson travels to Fond du Lac for a 1 0 day visit. Mrs. George F Schmelzle and son Charles go to Milwaukee to visit relatives. Mrs. R G Upchurch returns to St Louis after visiting J R Waddell. Mr and Mrs J H Dunwiddle and baby return to Freeport from Monroe. Caroline Robinson and Mrs George Truesdell leave for Clear Lake Michigan for a few weeks. Miss A E Ryan returns from Minneapolis after two weeks with relatives. H J Heller, night desk sergeant, leaves for Chicago for vacation.
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Olive G. Webster
Quincy
Freeport
Etta Woofff
Winslow
Eugene Boynton
Chicago
H. H. Borchers
Egan City
William L. Karcher
B. B. Billings
Evansville
Wis
HE. E. Beyer
Legal
H. Tarbox
Rockford
Tarbox
Ray Berry
Toledo
Iowa
Frank Furry
H. J. Robinson
Fond du Lac
George F. Schmelzle
Charles
Milwaukee
R. G. Upchurch
J. R. Waddell
St. Louis
J. H. Dunwiddle
Baby
Monroe
Caroline Robinson
George Truesdell
Clear Lake
Mich
Tuberculosis Crusade Arouses Public Action in Illinois
In Freeport Dr James W Pettit of Ottawa head of the State Medical Society urged public sentiment to stamp out tuberculosis the so called white plague. He outlined its spread prevention and treatment advocating outdoor sanatoria nutrition rest and early diagnosis to curb a disease that kills tens of thousands annually in the United States and Illinois.
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James W. Pettit
Ottawa
State Medical Society
Freeport
Stephenson County Medical Society
Chautauqua
United States
Illinois
Lfe
Public health pledge for tuberculosis cure campaign
The text urges a nationwide influence to advance hygienic, educational and medical treatment for all consumptives, aiming to eradicate tuberculosis. It emphasizes universal care across classes and institutions, with a watchword that public health is the foundation of the people and the country’s strength.
Father Williams Indian Herb Tobacco for all diseases
Advertisin g claims a cure for liver kidney stomach and bowel troubles with a vigorous liver action aiding digestion and bowel movement. The remedy purports to cleanse the kidneys purify blood and restore health at a cost of 20 cents with money-back guarantee. Sold by C P Guenthe Co druggists at Galena avenue and Galena street.
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Father William
C. P. Guenthe & Co
Tes Galena Avenue
Galena
Regular transport to Oakland Cemetery from White School
Beginning Saturday afternoon June 27 regular transportation will be furnished from White School House to Oakland Cemetery Wednesday and Saturday afternoons of each week until further notice. Tickets for round trip from White School House 15 cents obtainable from driver. Oakland Cemetery peso ctl 350.
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Surrey
Oakland
hite_ schoolhouse
Oakland Cemetery
White School House
Ladies Oxfords on sale in Patent and Vici styles
Local sale offers ladies Oxfords priced from two dollars and twenty five cents to three dollars. A selection in patent leather and Vici kid is reduced to one dollar eighty eight cents in limited sizes at Schmidt Wachlin and Pfeiffer.
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Vici
Schmidt, Wachlin & Pfeiffer
Dr Pollock Moves Dental Office to Galena Street
Notice states Dr D J Pollock relocates his dental practice from the Wilcoxon block to 185 Galena Street above Schoeffel's grocery store.
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D. J. Pollock
Wilcoxon Block
Galena Street
Schoeffel
Men s Patent and Gun Metal Oxfords at $1.98
Patent and Gun Metal Oxfords for men priced from $3.00 to $8.60 reduced to 1.98 by Schmidt Wachlin Pfeiffer. Store offers limited sizes and easy fitting. Bargain footwear at 7-14dlw location.
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Men
Schmidt, Wachlin & Pfeiffer
Suits Pressed Cheap at Malle's Galena Store
Suits neatly pressed offered at 50 cents at Malle's store on Galena and Van Buren streets. This compact ad notes quick service and location for customers seeking wardrobe upkeep.
Color codes announced for Stephenson primary election
Announcement lists ballot colors for Stephenson County primary on August 8 1908. Republican White Democratic Pink Prohibition Blue Socialist Orange. Dated July 14 1908. County Clerk Held.
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Stephenson County
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Prohibition Party
Socialist Party
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