Smokers Offered Italian Swedish and American Household Matches
The notice advertises Italian candle matches Swedish safety matches and the best American match for household use. It targets smokers seeking varied match types for home use.
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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1908
Page
5
The notice advertises Italian candle matches Swedish safety matches and the best American match for household use. It targets smokers seeking varied match types for home use.
The Associated Press reports Illinois expects generally fair conditions tonight and Saturday with possible local thunderstorms. Wisconsin may see local showers tonight and Saturday with warmer Saturday. Iowa expects local showers tonight and Saturday.
Dorando of Italy won the Marathon in London despite collapsing 200 yards from the end and needing assistance. Hayes of the Irish American club finished second after the protest against Dorando receiving aid was upheld. Hefferon of South Africa placed third, with Forshaw of Missouri Athletic Club completing the podium. In the finals, pole vault tied for first and second at 12 feet 2 inches between Gilbert of Yale and Cook of Cornell.
The United States and Britain reached agreement with The Hague Tribunal to extend the current modus vivendi on fisheries, aiming to prevent friction as the Newfoundland fishing season approaches. The State Department and British Foreign Office coordinated to cover the upcoming period.
Cipher despatches from Belgrade dated July 24 report that young Turks now hold complete control in Macedonian vilayets. All Turkish authorities have surrendered to them and widespread rejoicing follows the change in power.
Twenty five Italian workers drowned in the Loetschberg tunnel in the Bernese Alps when their tools pierced a wall separating them from a subterranean river or lake. The incident occurred without warning and was reported from Berne by the Associated Press.
In Natalbany Louisiana this morning a home belonging to an Italian was dynamited and disorder spread. Sheriff Saal asked the governor for troops as Italians fled the area in large numbers. New Orleans reports orders from Governor Sanders directing immediate deployment of the nearest state troops to Tangipahoa Parish.
Constantinople July 24. An imperial decree issued this morning during the assembling of the chamber of deputies in accordance with the constitution. The necessary orders for holding elections are also given.
Dispatches to Dun's Review indicate further improvement in New York though progress remains slow due to the mid-summer season.
Belgrade reports the entire garrison at Uskub mutinied. Albanian forces are said to be marching toward the city though their exact objective remains unknown.
The steamers Bakkelaget and Goteberg collided near Chistiania. The Bakkelaget sank within minutes and ten to twenty passengers drowned.
A firman restoring the 1860 constitution to Macedonia was read publicly in Saloniki this morning, marking a reversion of local governance to constitutional rule amid Turkish administration in European Turkey. The event signals a notable shift in the region's political status during July.
From Vienna reports the towns of Monastir Uskuhb and Saloniki are in Turkish hands. The report notes order is maintained across the areas and the change in control appears complete.
The KC ladies held a cards session at the Knights of Columbus club rooms yesterday afternoon. Prizes were awarded to top players.
Miss Martha Garver reports theft of linen furs shawls and other items from her Freeport home while she visited Mt. Carroll. Warrants issued for A. J. Binks who rented the house with his family seven weeks ago. authorities trace him to Texas where they believe he has returned.
The board of education convenes tonight as A B Platt of Sterling visits Freeport. A K of G hall hosts a card party. Louis J Brunswick of Chicago met Freeport merchants yesterday. Reverend J Divan, former Trinity pastor, leaves for Wisconsin due to his father illness. H Nott of Monumental works closes contract for a Blaisdell air compressor and H P Stover gasoline engine to run workshop tools, with a demonstration planned after installation.
Mrs Hattie Keeler and Miss Carrie Keeler hosted a pleasant afternoon for about fifteen young people in honor of Miss Mabel Mitchell of Dubuque Trail and Miss Mabel Long of Mt Carroll.
The Freeport Saengerbund, fifteen members strong, notified locals they arrived in LaCrosse at noon Thursday and were warmly welcomed by LaCrosse Saengerbund members.
The boys room at the Y M C A is being redecorated and will become one of the handsomest rooms in the building once work is complete.
Democrats held a meeting to organize Bryan Kern and Pattison marching clubs with John Suscher Jr supervising and appointing committees. Ward committees report to Bauscher as torch-light processions return to national campaigns, a practice scarcely seen in ten to twelve years and met with mixed reactions.
On Monday at 2 30 PM Prohibition presidential candidate BE W Chafin of Chicago will address Freeport citizens on the south steps of the county courthouse. He will be joined by Prof Charles Scanlon of Pittsburgh field secretary of the temperance board of the Presbyterian church.
Today and tomorrow the Majestic presents Edison’s Pioneer Crossing the Plains in ’49. The twenty minute film draws on historical incidents acted by trained performers. The pioneer Indian clash is described as one of the most realistic pictures shown in Freeport.
Large crowds are expected at Highland Park for this evening's band concert. Attendance this year is high and the park is more popular than ever with many picnic parties and lively evening crowds.
A new power plant by A J Goddard near Brown's dam attracts Freeport residents to the area. The work is substantial and enhances the surrounding beauty. Dr and Mrs K Faornce are today picnicking at the dam.
Donations of vegetables and eggs are requested be left at the Journal office on Saturday for the Fresh Air children camping at Globe Park. The committee also asks for a few chickens, possibly Geilwater at the Bengston jewelry store.
The Freeport Business Men's Association committee on amusements contracted with Cosmopolitan Amusement Co to stage a street fair the week beginning in August. The plan was set at Thursday night’s meeting.
The Misses Fry entertained many friends at a Thursday picnic on the grounds of the Country Club.
John I. McConnell transfers lot 7 block 11 Arcade addition to Josephine Latz. Transfer documents list parcel location and ownership change. No sale price disclosed in the readable text.
Sick and afflict. Mrs Anna Munehan was operated on Tuesday at St Francis hospital.
An advertisement extols Abdy Sulger of Chicago as a gifted clairvoyant who can guide seekers to success and happiness. It warns against advertising without substance and substance without advertising.
Col Edward Sterling of Huron S D will attend the Lincoln Douglas anniversary in Freeport. He is the father of Fred E Sterling of Rockford, editor, and a loyal Republican staunch Lincoln supporter who once accompanied a Dixon man to the county delegation.
The Rockford Register Gazette notes Col Edward Sterling a Dixon pioneer and early Illinois settler, now living in Huron South Dakota. A Republican and Lincoln admirer, he supported his son in the Rockford bid for secretary of state and recalls northern Illinois days and Whiteside county ties.
Mawala brand Cold Medal Flour appears in a brief item highlighting its reliability and value for kitchen use. The note stresses dependable performance and household confidence in everyday baking.
Notice states the partnership between the undersigned is dissolved by mutual consent. Mr. Neese will continue the business. W. F. Neese and F. Sechrist are named as parties to the dissolution.
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