Wausau Protests Yesterday's Game Amid Controversy
Yesterday's slate featured protests from Wausau as the results rolled in. Freeport defeated Wausau 6 to 4 in 11 innings, while Eau Claire edged Green Bay 5 to 4 and La Crosse beat Oshkosh 4 to 2 in 11 innings. Chippewa Falls faced agitation over patronage as authorities weigh the events around the pennant chase.
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Freeport
Wausau
Eau Claire
Green Bay
la Crosse
Oshkosh
Concert Tonight by Henney-Globe Band at Tay lor Park
The Henney Globe Band presents a park concert at Taylor Park tonight with Misa Frances Burwell to sing. Admission is 10 cents. Program includes Azarel Salute to Seattle, Alexandar Overtire Bohemian Girl, A Tone Poem Apple Blossoms, Grand March Coronation, Loveland Waltzes and more with a ten minute intermission and performances by Miss Burwell and the ensemble.
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Henney-Globe Band
Taylor Park
Henney Globe Band
Taylor's Park
Misa Frances’ Burwell
Azarel
Seattle
Alexandar Overtire
Boheman
Roberts
Moyoarboor
Paderwisht
Tumoresaun Lollster
Steela
Holzmann Rehubart
Schubert
Ross Tee
Frances Burwell
Mireh
Ofkimont
Cold Storage and Ice Plant Planned for City
Local capitalists back a Freeport Pure Ice and Cold Storage company to be located in the city with a $60,000 capital. The plant will manufacture artificial ice and provide cold storage for dairy and perishable goods, with operations starting soon but factory site decisions pending. Promoters expect strong local investment and aim to employ 20 to 30 workers once running.
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Freeport Pure Ice & Cold Storage Company
Springfield
Chicago
Freeport
Pure Ice& Cold Storage Company
St Paul Song Carnival Draws Local Delegation
Twenty five Ger man Saengerbund members head to St Paul for the big song carnival with 3000 singers from across the United States. Sixteen Freeport singers join the chorus as a special sleeper departs on the Omaha limited, departing tonight and due in St Paul tomorrow morning.
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Germania Saengerbund
Freeport Party
United States
Freeport
Omaha Limited
St. Paul
Personal notes show wide travel and visits across states
Mrs A O Beat is out from Chicago for a few days Edward Allington returned from Warren H DeJough went to Forreston on business I M Karels returned from North Dakota Jogoree Moore returned from Chicago I Griffith and wife returned from Red Cedar lake J W Miller was a business passenger to Chicago Mrs J H Stealy returned from Madison W A Hance came back from Chicago Capt J J Adler of New York in the city Miss Lucile Fitzpatrick went to Decatur for a month Mrs M H Rodwig left for Rockford and Janesville Roy Smith of Dodgeville visiting relatives Mr and Mrs H M Barnum went to Richville Vt for an extended visit Miss Lillian Plasch left for a week with relatives in Carroll Chief of Police J T Sweeney returned from Madison Mrs G T Montgomery and daughter went to Bloomington Miss Grace Boekholder returned to Forreston Miss Norta M Walker left for ten days visiting Elvaston Cardiff and Chicago Col A E Fisher of Rockford was in town on official business H E Steele left for Chicago for a YMCA position Mrs Jasper Munn returned from three months in New York Boston and elsewhere Mrs E Chrischelles visited in Whittemore Ia Thus Boales of Cedarville in town visiting his ill sister at 91 years old Evelyn Milner Alice Reitzell Esther Dana Susan Brown returned from Globe Ark Victor H Meyers of Ashton spoke at German Valley for Landon campaign W H Snyder and family in from Orangeville en route to Delavan Lake John M Trueman of Champaign is guest of Dr R J Burns Trautman from state university department of animal husbandry
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A. O. Beat
Chiago
Edward Allington
Warren
H DeJough
Forreston
Im. L. Karels
North Dakota
Jogoree Moore
Chicago
I. Griffith
Red Cedar Lake
Ad ‘J.W W. Miller
J. H. Stealy
Madison
W. A. Hance
J . J. Adler
New York
City
M. H. Rodwig
Rockford
Janesville
Roy Smith
Dodgeville
H. M. Barnum
Richville
A . Mies
Lillian Plasch
Carroll
Sweeney
G.T. Montgomery
Bloomington
H. J. Angle
Lural Erwin
Springfield
George F. Kerns
Earlville
Miri
Isaac Divan
Genesed
Til
Jasper Munn
Boston
E. Chrischelles
P. 8
Stibgen
Whittemore
Boales
Cedarville
Evelyn Milner
Alice Reitzell
Esther Dana
Susan Brown
Globeark
Victor H. Meyers
Ashton
German Valley
W. P. Landon
Congress
W. H. Snyder
Orangeville
Delavan Lake
John M. Trueman
Champaign, T
R. J. Burns
Trautman
Department of
The
State University
Local notices and theater news from Freeport and vicinity
Mrs Stringer is escorted to Watertown asylum after county court ruling. Misa Ruby Giesey of Brown & Robbins Dramatic Co. reports success in Galmira theater. Mrs Abren’s mother from Freeport recovers from arm injury after bandages removal. Belvidere’s second Mothers Meeting set for King's Daughters Settlement tomorrow at 3 pm led by Miss Gertrude Converse. refreshments offered. all invited.
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East Pleasant Street
King’s Daughters’ Settlement
Gertrude Converse
News of extreme importance, strong knee bouts noted
Fragmentary text reports important news, mentioning strong knee bouts and a sale at a location likely named Bie W. Sale. Readable fragments suggest a local notice or brief update. Names, dates, or clear subjects are not identifiable in the surviving lines.
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Bie W. Sale
Freeport and La Crosse Win Wisconsin State League Games
Four clubs played extra inning games in the Wisconsin State League yesterday. Freeport beat the Lumberjacks 5 to 4 and La Crosse defeated Oshkosh 4 to 2. Wausau's report cites a late protest after Lang was called out at second. he dislocated his ankle and will miss time. Police interference kept Freeport players from rough handling. Schmidt led Lumberjacks with 12 strikeouts while Warhop fanned eight for Freeport. The Canners, returning from road games, sit top the standings but must keep pace with La Crosse as Eau Claire Chippewa Falls visit today and action runs through Saturday.
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Freeport
Wausau
la Crosse
Oshkosh
Lumberjacks
Lang
Boland
Canners
Wisconsin
Eau Claire-Chippewa Falls
Green Bay falls to Rau Claire rally in ninth inning
Green Bay lost the final game of the series in the ninth as Rau Claire sparked a late rally. Charles relieved Tennant but could not halt the comeback, with final score 5 to 4.
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Green Bay
Wis
Rau Claire
Charles
Tennant
Royal Welcome for Freeport Baseball Team Returns Home
Freeport arrives at 1 40 p m over the C M St Paul road after a successful circuit tour. Pullman cars carried the team from Wausau to Milwaukee. Fans greet them by auto at the hotel before the opening four game series with Eau Claire Chippewa Falls.
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Freeport
C. M. & St. Paul Road
Wausau
Milwaukee
Hau Claire-Chippewa Falls
Eau Claire Bunch
Green Bay
Those $1.00 Shirts at the Gold en Eagle Today
A fragment note says shirts priced at one dollar are available today at the Golden Eagle store located at 48th street. It also includes a garbled line about tomorrow and a date code 7-94d.
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The
Golden Eagle
Young Men's League Social at St John’s Evangelical Church
The Young Men's League of St John’s Evangelical church held a social gathering in the church parlors with about twenty five attendees. An impromptu program of songs and speeches highlighted the event and several new members joined the organization. Refreshments were served and the next meeting is set for Tuesday July 81 with a debate and musical selections arranged by the committee.
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Young Men’s League of
St. John’s Evangelical Church
League
Jastram Returns from Chicago in Record Run Buick
Fred J. Jastram arrived last evening from Chicago at 10 30 in a Buick bought in the city. The car is described as handsome and one of the speediest in town. The Chicago to here trip was made in eight hours with the final 28 miles from Rockford to the city done in the dark without lanterns. Between Elgin and Rockford a 65 mile stretch was completed in two hours ten minutes, a record for cars of that type.
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Fred§ J. Jastram
Chicago
Jacob Weiss
Rockford
Elgin
Switchman Injured in Freight Yard Accident
J C Gilbert a switchman in the I G yards was severely injured this morning while switching on the freight house tracks. He stood on top of a car as it was pushed onto the house track and was thrown between the car and engine when the engine struck. Dragged under the foot board before the engine stopped he suffered painful bruises but no broken bones.
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J.C. Gilbert
I.G
Gilbert
Notable visitors tour Sinnissippi Farm guests of Mr and Mrs Lowden
At Sinnissippi Farm D C Stover R K Farwell Tr Hollister M J Hanley Henry Baier S D Atkins W Trembor W D Mack H F Aspinwall and John Keifer spent yesterday there as guests of Col and Mrs F O Lowden. They traveled in the Baier and Farwell automobiles and returned by way of Byron and Rockford, arriving home shortly after 7.
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Sinnissippi Farm
D. C. Stover
R. K. Farwell
Tr. H. Hollister
M. J. Hanley
Henry Baier
S. D. Atkins
Wm. Trembor
W. D. Mack
H. F. Aspinwall
John Keifer
F. O. Lowden
Baier and Farwell
Byron
Rockford
Card of Thanks for Mrs. D. M. Hart
The family of the late Mrs. D. M. Hart wish to thank friends and neighbors who assisted them during their recent bereavement. Appreciation is voiced for the many floral tokens showing the esteem in which the deceased was held.
Choir Picnic Draws Forest Park Outing for First Methodist
Thirty members of the First Methodist Episcopal church choir spent the day at Forest Park. They enjoyed ball games and other sports before a sumptuous picnic supper, then planned to return home in the afternoon.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Forest Park
First M. E. Sunday School Picnic at Globe Park
Several hundred members and friends attended the annual picnic of the First M. E. Sunday school at Globe Park today. The outing used buses from the car line end and featured sports and social activities in pleasant weather.
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M. KE
Globe Park
Sick and Afflicted Son of Eri O Peck Taken to Globe Hospital
The young son of Eri. O. Peck living west of the city was taken to Globe hospital this morning for treatment.
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Eri. O. Peck
Globe Hospital
Real Estate Transfer Webster to Hall in Park Heights Addition
Horace Webster transfers lots seven ten eleven twelve eighteen fourteen sixteen in block two Park Heights addition to Joseph H. Hall for two thousand seventy six dollars.
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Horace
Webster
Joseph H. Hall
Park Heights
New Life Pills Advertised as Cure for Constipation
An old advertisement explains Dr. King's New Life Pills as the pleasantest and most effective cure for constipation. It claims the pills awaken torpid bowels, prevent appendicitis, and tone up the system, priced at 25 cents at Jos. Emmert's drug store.
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Dr. King
Jos. Emmert
Black Berries Wholesale and Retail at Market Price
J D Witba advertises wholesale and retail blackberries in crate lots with regular morning deliveries. Customers can book orders to be delivered when wanted at the market price of that day. News phone 605, New York Racket store, 7 Bod tf.
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J.D. Witba
New York
Our Clearing Sale Closes Out Summer Stock at Goldens
Our Clearing Sale disrupts the clothing trade as the store works to close out summer stock. Goldens offers discounts on remaining summer apparel including bags and wares.
More Riches for Farmers in Canal Zone Dairy Trade
Washington July 24. Con sul J C Kellogg reports dairy and stock products as a key need in the Panama Canal Zone. Milk sells 20 to 80 cents per quart, often watered. beef runs 20 to 25 cents per pound, poor quality. Tariffs protect cattle, but the U S government is exempt for canal imports. The wild para grass grows rapidly after grazing.
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Washington, D. C
J. C. Kellogg
Bureau of Manufacturers
Panama Canal Zone
United States
Panama
Witl Observe Anniversary of Porto Rico Landing
Members of the Albert EF Schmidt camp United Spanish War Veterans mark the eighth anniversary of the Sixth regiment landing at Porto Rico with a commemorative event tonight.
Quotation from Joseph Emmert on charity and tea
A fragment quotes Joseph Emmert praising giving to the poor and balancing generosity with Rocky Mountain tea. The text reads live and let my brethren live with all that is good to me and unto the poor some gash I give the balance I give Rocky Mountain tea.
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Rocky Mountain
Joseph Emmert
Threshermen Supplies Ad At Corner Street Stand
Threshermen receive a large stock of supplies including oilers grease cups injectors lubricators packing belting threshing overs belt hanks adjustable sieves. Store located near Van Buren and Ex hang streets by the courthouse.
Illinois Central Railways seeks land for Scales Mound Y project
The Illinois Central Railway Company and attorneys petition Jo Daviess County to condemn about seven acres owned by S. Napper of Scales Mound after Napper refused to sell. The plan covers a Y on Scales Mound’s eastern edge to turn engines, easing grade-hauling challenges. Construction expected soon and before ground freezes.
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Tllinois' Central Railroad Company
Thail Attorneys
Hod- 80H
Ocampbell
Jo da- Viness County
T. Nappen
Scales Mound
Napper
Tlinois Central Railway Company
Galena
Dubuque
Freeport
Illinois Central Announces Eight Dollar Round Trip
The Illinois Central Railroad posts an eight dollar round trip from Missouri river to Chicago with departures August 4 to 6 and return by August 15, aiming to match rival rates offered for delegates attending the Eagles convention in Milwaukee on August 6. Also posted is notice of the annual stockholders meeting of the Minors Central in Chicago on October 7.
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Chicago
Illinois Central Railroad
Missouri River
Omaha
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
Albert Lea
Cedar Rapids
Illinoias Central
Eagles
Milwaukee
Minors Central
Volunteers of America Picnic At Highland Park
The Volunteers of America hold their annual picnic for about 160 children at Highland Park on August 9. Transportation by streetcars is provided. Gathering at the corner of Galena and Mechanic streets at 8 AM, lunch at noon with sandwiches bananas ice cream and lemonade. A grapho phone will provide music and a 1 PM baseball game among other activities with prizes for several races and contests. All city children are invited.
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Volunteers of America
Highland Park
Galena
Mechanic Streets
The Joy of a Good Cigar
A Journal reporter asks H J Moogk how to judge value in cigars. He endorses Wadsworth Bros Chico as a steady, honest smoke with long Havana filler and a substantial ash. The Chico costs less than a Carolina perfecto and pleases customers who request more of these cigars.
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Journal
H. J. Moogk
Pll
Wadsworth Bros
Will drive out celluloid from industry soon
Washington July 24 report from Consul McFarland on a new substitute for celluloid discovered by a Gablonz experimenter. The unknown material is clear like glass, very elastic and noninflammable, easy to polish, odorless and nonconductive. Patents have been applied for and it may transform the celluloid industry.
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Washington
Gablonz
Consul McFarland
Reichenberg
Turner
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea and Tablets
Pharmacists worldwide prize Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea for its famed roots and herbs. Available as tea or tablets for 85 cents per package, offered by Joseph Emmert.
E. and W. Clearing Sale adds $4.85 quotes on men’s outing
Men’s outing items priced at eight and ten dollars now reduced to four dollars and eighty five cents during the E. and W. Clearing Sale, catalog number 7-23036.
Golden Eagle Clearing Sale Prices Trousers at $2.98
A Golden Eagle Clearing Sale advertises trousers priced at 2.98, contrasted with typical values of four to five dollars, urging shoppers to buy while supplies last. The notice emphasizes good value and quick action in a bustling sale setting.
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Golden Eagle
Stickney Named for Commerce Post in Roosevelt Plan
Washington reports President Roosevelt offered A B Stickney, president of the Chicago Great Western at St Paul, a seat on the interstate commerce commission. Stickney, eastbound, has not decided, drawing on his rail leadership and anti strike record. His acceptance would require leaving the Great Western, which has upheld harmony and practical rate knowledge though it has challenged other western interests.
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Washington Dispatch
Roosevelt
A. B. Stickney
Chicago Great Western Railway
St. Paul
Interstate Commerce Commission
Stickney
Interstate Commerce Commissioners
America
Thagar
Interstate Commission
McRathan
Chicago Great Western
Western Railroads
Saul Mr. Stickney
Wilton
Jim” “Hil
Great Northern Railroad
Northern
Wisconsin
Wisconsin, Minnesota
Pacific
St. Paul Union
Great Western
Tragic Finish Warns of Neglect in Cold War Times
A North Sea dyke break near Holland shows how neglect can ruin a province. Kenneth McIver of Vanceboro Maine escaped a deadly lung inflammation after using Dr King's New Discovery. Three doctors gave up but the remedy saved him. Guaranteed cough and cold cure at Jos Hmert's drug store. 50c and 1. Trial bottle free.
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North Sea
Holland
Kenneth McIver
Vanceboro
Dr. King
King
Gu Granteed
Jos
Hmmert
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Freeport Journal
Tha, International
Mau Claire
Chippewa Falls
Freeport, Company
Lucile Fitzpatrick
Decatur
H. E. Steele
Schmidt
Warhop
Moravity
L. P.C. Freeport Ee Ee Hee Ee
la Crosse Ee
Green Bay Paws Dds Geared
Eau Claire Eee Eee
Eee
Ee Wausaun Pe Ee
A. I Kroy
Larue
Holmes
Oday
Householder
Coover
Acne
Papentuss
Troch
P “Lang
Custa
Sjoténth
Troeh
R. HP. E. Tves
Cf Schoonhoven
Gwin
Barlow
Sehen
Erickson
Y Mills
Gardner
Mouseeholder
Bass
Ius Warhop
Rie Bau Chaire
Batterfees
Eberly
Asmussen
Tenmant
Tannan
A & Nn
Georse
Jones and Willian
Safford and Doltn
Young Men’s League
Switchman
Arge
Settles Mound
Caen Stickney
Commerce Post
Railroad
Kate Bill
Buster Brown CO
BurTers
Slaughter House
Wim. Walton Nephews
Freeport Real Estate
C. F. Hildreth
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