Milkman Gets The Limit In Adulterated Milk Case
Springfield officials report Peter Aarup became the first defendant in the county court under pure food law charges for adulterated milk. He pleaded guilty before Judge Clarence A. Jones and received the maximum penalty for a first offense, a $100 fine plus costs. State inspectors had collected samples during a city raid, finding preservatives in the milk. Additional charges were filed against A B McMann A B Nokes Springfield Dairy Co William Trumm and V Vandercook based on the same evidence.
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Hatch
Peter Aarup
Clarence A. Jones
Murray
Aarup
A. BE. McMann
A. B. Nokes
Springfield Dairy Company
Social Notes Prompt Friendly Gatherings In City
Mrs. W N Tice hosted the Wednesday afternoon club at her Stephenson street home with a pleasing reception. The Woman's Relief Corps plans a card party this evening at City Hall hall, open to the public. Mrs. John Moersch entertained many guests this afternoon for her birthday, receiving numerous gifts and enjoying elaborate refreshments.
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W.N. Tice
Stephenson Street
Woman's Relief Corps
City Hall
John Moersch
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Ad Claims Health Benefits
Removes microbes that impoverish the blood and circulation and stops trouble interfering with nutrition. An advertisement for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea available as tea or tablets for 85 cents from Joseph Emmert.
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Hollister
Joseph Emmert
Help Wanted Seeks Young Men for Steady Positions
Several young men and boys are sought for steady positions at Freeport Shoe Mfg Co. Read the Journal's want column for details and how to apply.
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Freeport Shoe Mra. Co
The
Journal
For Sale Homestead of Late Jacob Belgard
Sale includes ten acres of land at the corner of Walnut and South streets. For inquiries, call blue 696. Also rental listing for Fiat with all modern improvements by Charles Keeler at 133 Liberty Street.
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Jacob Belgard
Walnut
South Streets
Fiat
Charles Keeler
Liberty Street
Better Uniforms For Our Soldiers Fight For Modern Gear
English tailor George W Winter touring the United States to design improvements in U S Army uniforms. He notes American soldiers are the best dressed and broader in the shoulders than British peers, with plans to improve fit while preserving the uniform’s look. Winter, from Stoh Kasser Winter of London, has created the puttee legging and cavalry knee lacing, and expects to finish his task soon before returning to England. He observed American privates’ physique in New York and Washington and praised their bearing and height.
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George W. Winter
War Department
United States Army
Tommy Atkins
Winter
England
South Africa
Sollders
Stoh, Kasser & Winter
Conduit Street
London
New York
Washington
Sabbath Sermons and Church Notices in Freeport
Trinity United Evangelical church reports Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. with A B Wight as superintendent and morning sermon Initators of God led by Pastor Gi C Schmidt. evening sermon on The Preeminence of Christ. New members welcomed. K L C BH meets 6:30 p.m. Teacher and prayer meetings set for Thursday nights. Trinity invites strangers with song service noted. First M E church lists services 9:30 a.m., 10:30 a.m., 7:30 p.m. Fruit Bearing morning sermon and church uniting opportunity offered at both services. Globe park picnic set for Wednesday July 25. Grace Episcopal rector Rev Frederick J Bate presides over Holy Communion at 7:30 a.m. and evening service at 7:30 p.m with sermon Relgious Intolerance and Its Cure.
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Fitat Buglikh Lutheran
Christ
First Baptist Church
Orlo J. Price
A. F. Williams
W. Heinmiller
Embury
Epworth League
R. G. Smedley
New Y. M. C. A
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Galena and
Locust Streets
F. M. Davis
J. B. Fenton
Second Presbyterian Church
F. A. Hosmer
Jas. D. McCaughtry
Christian Church
M.C. A
E. Bloom
Rantoul, Fil
Oak Street
N. Wunderlich
First Presbyterian Church
H. L. Moore
Pilgrim’s
Dark River
Celestial City
Freeport Theosophical Society
Freeport
Trinity United Evangelical Church
Corner Union
Pleasant Streets
C. Schmidt
Sunday Bible School
A. B. Wight
Trinity
M. E
C. W. McCaskill
Globe Park
Grace Episcopal Church
Frederick J. Bate
Hamburger coloring in meat prompts inspector and fine
A meat inspector found dark red powder used to color hamburger steak and similar goods, claiming it preserves and beautifies color. A chemist confirmed sodium preservatives but cautioned against food use. A. T. Graber of Mineral Point pleaded guilty to selling hamburger steak with sulfite preservatives and was fined $35 plus costs.
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A. T. Graber
Mineral Point
Eastern Star Meets Monday Night for Business
Miss Lulu Smith of F A Read dry goods store plans a vacation next week. Mrs George Hayes will sing Face to Face at Second Presbyterian church Sunday morning. Twelve young people take the teacher's examination under County Superintendent Cyrus Grove today. Freeporters attend a dance in Ridott with Gabler orchestra providing music.
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Lulu Smith
F. A. Read Dry Goods Store
George Hayes
Second Presbyterian Church
Cyrus Grove
Ridott
Gabler -Orchestra
Cow Attacks 76-Year-Old Woman Near Durand
Mrs Lydia Fox of Durand was knocked down and trampled by a cow while crossing a pasture. She suffered a broken leg in two places and internal injuries likely fatally, with rescuers dragged to safety under the fence. The incident occurred near her home as a herd watched by a calf by its side.
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Lydia Fox
Durand
Fox
Archbishop voices opposition to peek-a-boo waists
Milwaukee Archbishop Measner condemns peek-a-boo waists and low necklines as immodest and prone to illness. He notes no official church action but urges women to exercise modesty ahead of a Cleveland trip for Innsbruck Alumni Association meeting.
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McMesener
Ling Aliments
Milwaukee
Wis
Cleveland
Innsbruck Alumni Association
Archbishop Measner
Milwaukee Dioscese
Weather Forecast for Chicago July 11
Chicago forecast notes sunrise at 4 22 a m and sunset at 7 80 p m with a fair day ahead. Details indicate typical July temperatures and conditions for the region.
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Chicago
Ontane
Population figures in Sterlin and Rock Falls
The Sterlin newelty directory lists a population of 6,800 with an increase of about 1,000 over recent figures. Rock Falls shows 2,460 residents, up 8,650 from prior counts.
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Sterlin
Rock Falls
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