City Sealer Duties and Fees for Weights and Meters
The ordinance outlines duties of the city sealer in testing and sealing weights measures scales and meters for gas water and electricity. It sets penalties for false weights and uncased instruments and details inspection frequency charges audit reporting and the sealer's salary and monthly filing requirements. The document emphasizes compliance penalties and the process of enforcement including testing procedures and certificate issuance.
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Freeport
Myeepore
Wreeport
Invents New Drum Beater by Sterling Drummer
M. E. Stark of Sterling, trap drummer for the Academy orchestra, has invented a brass drum and cymbal beater lighter than existing models. It attaches easily, weighs under one and a half pounds, uses a foot lever, and offers frictionless ball bearing action for swifter performance. Stark seeks a patent and has market interest with Chicago wholesalers.
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Sterling
Sterling Standard
M. E. Stark
Academy Orchestra
Stark
Chicago
Take The Journal With You For Summer Delivery
Regular readers of the Journal are urged to arrange mail forwarding so the paper follows them. The Journal will be sent to any U S post office at no extra charge and addresses can be changed as needed. Special care will ensure prompt regular delivery through the summer months.
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Clark St
Chicago
United States
Congress of All Nations
Down Town
Brown & Dollmeyer
Young farmer injured by hay fork accident at Har town
John Mininghwn-an, a youth from Harmony, fell from a load of hay on the Douglas farm in Har town and the fork pierced his bowels. Dr James Mills treated and sewed the wound but blood poisoning looms. Neighbors E P Wells and Dr S O Lacey also figure in the day’s mishaps with a fork injury and related illness.
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Douglas
Har
John
Beloit Free Press
James Mills
William Gunmingham
Harmony
John Cunningham
Janesville
E.P. Wells
Footville
S.O. Lacey
Better Than Spanking and Wetting Belief
A letter argues spanking does not cure bedwetting and urges a constitutional cause. Mrs Summhers of Notre Dame, Ind., seeks readers to send money for a treatment addressed to their children. The Daily Journal advertises home delivery for 10 cents a week.
Newspaper Men in Public Life
A survey shows growing influence of reporters in state and national affairs. Notable figures include John Barrett serving as American minister to Colombia, Abraham H. Smith as consul in Victoria, and Oshkosh editor Hicks named minister to Chile. The piece traces many former newspaper writers rising to government roles, from secretary of state to Treasury officials, and notes Washington, D.C. reporters now prominent in federal and district offices.
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Congress
John Barrett
Caroline Barrett
S. Barrett
Colombia
Portland
Ore
Siam
Cleveland
McKinley
Panama
Roosevelt
Barrett
Mexico
Orient
Freeport
Rockford
Abraham H. Smith
Rockford Gazette
Register
Victoria
British Columbia
Smith
Rockford Register Gazette
Northwest
Oshkosh
Hicks
Oshkosh Northwestern
Chili
Badger
Congressional
John Hay
New York Tribune
F. B. Loomis
Ohio
South America
White House
Loomis
Wynne
KR. Oj. Wynne
National Capitol
New York Press
Philadelphia
Washington
Fonerab Jl
We. Bayntown
Min Wynne
Blassant Awl
WW. A. Paylor
Wisconsin
the Treasury
R. B. Amstrong
The
Treasury
New York
Chicago Herald
Herald
Record
Iowa
Leslie M. Shaw
Arno Strong
George E. Roberts
Mint
Des Moines Register-Leader
Francis 14. Leupp
New York Evening Post
John Nyy
Tibune
John B. Wilkie
We Chicago
Austin
Treasury Bureau of Statistics
Department of and Labor
L. White Busbey
House of Representatives
Inter Gcean
Cayital
Boston Herald
Washington Post
H. V. Boynton
Corps of Washington
Richard Sylvester
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Company L Leaves for Camp Lincoln Springfield Tour
Company L Sixth Infantry Hlinots National Guard leaves at 9 PM on a special train for Camp Lincoln Springfield for a week of instruction. Galena, Freeport, Dixon, Sterling and Morrison units join en route. Oscar H. Neiman named correspondent for the Journal. Roster lists Captain Harry H. Yount and officers, sergeants, corporals, musicians, and numerous privates.
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Springfield
Sixth Infantry
Hlinots National Guard
Camp Lincoln
Galena
Freeport
Dixon
Sterling
Morrison
Oscar H. Neiman
The
Journal
Lisag
Harry H. Yount
Roaul H. Taft
John F. McLain
O. H. Neiman
Earl G. Smith
Bradford W. Rogers
Guy B. Furry
Jacob Vocht
Earl W. Grimm
Fred W. Kaiser
Harry J. Angle
Harry A
Emanuel Green
Louis Gartman
Amos Halgh
Wm. ¥. Hess
Frank E. Hess
John J. Hoffman
Louis C. Hoffman
Wiley FB. Heard
John C. Haut
Henry P. Koch
Chas. F. Kramer
Otto H. Kriencke
David H. Leonard
Chester A. Lutz
Alvin Lawyer
Wesley MelLain
Glande G. McConnell
Chas
A. Pen
Special Train From Eveport for Winslow Reunion
The I C railroad offers a reunion special departing Eveport at 3:15 PM arriving Winslow at 4:15 PM with connections to all trains. Fare set at a single rate for the round trip.
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Winslow
I. C. Railroad
Eveuport
Humphreys Veterinary Specifics for Wide Range of Ailments
A historical advertisement touts Humphreys' Veterinary Specifics as cures for horses, cattle, sheep, dogs, frogs, and poultry. It lists numerous diseases and ailments including fevers, coughs, colds, rheumatism, diarrhea, worms, inflammation, miscarriage prevention, kidney and bladder disorders, and skin eruptions. Claims include rapid action and nationwide mailing from New York.
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Trayers
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Smortgage
Alvin M. Anderson
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E. Merck
Merck & O'Brien
Tetawl
Wewll
City Aler
Green
August Hower
Jos. Emmert
W. GC
Jougkiung
Pawnee
Sho Wnee
Bily
Bill
Exhibition Grounds
McClure
Rockefeller
T. &. Ryan
Galena St
Humphreys' Medicine Co
Wiliam
John Streeta
Aigerey
Rocky Mountair
Madison
Wilson Bros
Elgin
Walton Neph Clothing
Stephenson St
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