Masonic Calendar of July Lodge Meetings
Presistor Lodge No. 7 A F and A M holds stated communications on the first and third Friday with M M work Friday July 26 Evergreen Lodge No 170 A F and A M holds stated communications on the first and third Mondays with M M work Wednesday July 24 M work F G Monday July 2 Freeport Chapter No 2 RAM holds stated convocations on the first and third Tuesday Freeport Council No 30 R and RM holds stated communication on the second Tuesday Freeport Commandery No 7 KT holds stated conclave on the first and third Wednesday of the 6 to 10 day period
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Presistor Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Evergreen Lodge No
M. M
F. G
Freeport Chapter
R.A. M
Freeport Council No
Vacation Subs Forwarding Offer for Journal Passengers
Notice to subscribers explains paper forwarding while away for the summer. Readers may leave a forwarding address at the office or call phone 25 for both systems. Addresses can be changed as often as needed without extra charge. The notice ends with a light remark about enjoying vacation readings at home.
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Journal
Winslow & Co Earning Sale Offers Summer Shoes
Winslow and Co advertise a sale on summer footwear for ladies and gents including oxford styles in kid or patent leather with tan options priced at 9.45 dollars. The notice promotes women and men’s shoe deals during a summer event.
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Winslow & Co
Negligee Shirts Sale Ad at Goldan Eagle
A brief classified item notes lingerie shirts priced at 3b cents worth 1,00 and advertises Saturday only at the Goldan Eagle with a July 19 date.
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Goldan Eagle
Warhop From Box Succeeds By Disch
Defeat of the Canners Forces Team moves them to second. Wausau La Crosse and Green Bay win.
Green Bay Defeats Fond du Lac 2–0 In Baseball Tilt
Green Bay shutout Fond du Lac 2 to 0 as Fond du Lac tried two new players Anderson from the Pacific league and Carney from the Chicago Normals. The visitors dominated at bat while Fond du Lac struggled with errors and weak defense.
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Fond du Lac
Green Bay
Fond Duo Lac
Wis
Anderson
Carney
Chicago Normals
Oshkosh and Wausau Postpone Game After Ninth Inning Flurry
In Oshkosh on July 4 the game soared in the ninth inning as Oshkosh rallied and Wausau scored five runs. Earlier Lewis had dominated until weather or delays forced postponement. The final reads unclear but notes a late scoring burst and key plays by players names.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Wausauu
Lewis
Wiausau
Weathered ground hinders play as Freeport falters
Warm weather has left the field tough as Warhop notes a wild game yesterday. Two outs and two strikes on the batter produced a foul ball that struck a stone and rolled fair, allowing the first two scores. Freeport never led and could not recover.
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Boya
Regar
Warhop
Jack
Hazel May Never Play Again for La Crosse
La Crosse loses second baseman Hazel after sickness in Green Bay led to hospitalization. Overheated during a game he became paralyzed in both legs and may never play again this summer. Duchien moves to right field as management may bring Hazel back to town.
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Hazel
la Crosse
Green Bay
Maany
Duchien
Comiskey Heads to Freeport for Mississippi Trip
President Charles Comiskey of the White Sox will pass Freeport Monday en route to Dubuque to launch a houseboat trip on the Mississippi. He will stop to watch pitcher Jack Warhop, a deal reportedly closed for Warhop to join Comiskey’s plans, effective after the Wisconsin season for $1,000. Warhop declined to comment.
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Comiskey
Freeport
Charles Comiskey
White Sox
Dubuque
Mississippi
Jack Warhop
Warhop
Wisconsin
WANT PASTOR BACK AT UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH
The official board unanimously voted to reappoint Rev. F. M. Davis for another year at the United Brethren church after a prosperous year. He received a three week vacation and his wife a $20 purse from the Ladies Aid. They will travel to Washington and Jamestown on August 6 and he will join a Bible conference at Winona Lake, Indiana upon return.
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F. M. Davis
United Brethren Church
Davis
Ladies Aid Society
Washington
Jamestown
Surprise Fifteenth Birthday at 86 Galena Street
At the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Ross in Galena Street 86 a group of about twelve friends surprised their son Frank Ross on his fifteenth birthday. The guests enjoyed games and contests with favors to Blanche Calkins and Orin Smith and presented a signet ring before luncheon.
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L. L. Ross
Galena Street
Frank Ross
Blanche Calkins
Orin Smith
Mrs A H Wise Hosts 50th Birthday for Burton Wise
Last evening at her home on upper Stephenson Street Mrs A H Wise honored her eldest son Burton W Wise with a family birthday supper for his fiftieth birthday. Only immediate family attended as a cake with fifty candles and a large silver tray heirloom were showcased.
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Upper Stephenson Street
A. H. Wise
Burton W. Wise
Mrs Pattison Hosts Morning in Honor of Chicago Aunt
Mrs. Douglas Pattison entertained informal morning guests in honor of her aunt Miss Julia Sweet from Chicago.
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Douglas Pattison
Miss Julia Sweet
Chicago
Germania Party Tonight Dance Event
The Germania society hosts a card and dancing party tonight with expected large attendance. Community members are invited to join the event at the Germania venue for an evening of social recreation and music.
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Germania Society
Local social notes and church events announced
Martin Kroer stays home with rheumatism. Gibler's orchestra plays in Savanna tomorrow night. Christian Endeavor society hosts a social at Rev J A Barnett's home tomorrow evening. Prayer meeting at Embury M E church tonight at 7 30. The pastor's Bible class holds its monthly business meeting after the service. Mrs C C Wolf Mrs M J Fox and Mrs Louis Dickes attend a Rockford reception tonight for Eastern Star grand officers. two local chapters will also exemplify.
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Martin Kroer
Gibler
Savanna
Christian Endeavor Society of the Christian Church
J. A. Barnett
Embury M. E. Church
C. C. Wolf
M. J. Fox
Louis Dickes
Rockford
Order Eastern Star of Illinois
Developer plans four story flat building at Ga Lena and Walnut
Dr. Mease, owner of the Gross property at Ga Lena and Walnut streets, intends to construct a four flat per story building. He notes the site is ideal for a large flat, with strong rental demand. Groundbreaking will not begin until spring.
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Mease
Galena and
Walnut Streets
Hundred Dollar Reward For Woycage Ob Citar
A reward offer from Waldeng Kinnan and Marvin Wholesale Druggists Poledo Ohio. The notice claims the undersigned know Chetey for 18 years and believe he is honorable in business. Also advertises Hall's Outarrb Cure and Huddle Family Pills with testimonials and price per bottle.
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Haiti
Curbney & CO
Polouia
Chetey
Frm
Waldeng
Kinnan & Marvin
Poledo
Hall
Waarhop in Town Pitcher Arrives Home From Wisconsin Trip
Pitcher Jacek Warbop arrived home this morning from Eau Claire via Madison. The team stayed in Eau Claire to finish the game schedule left from last Monday and will reach home tomorrow. Warbop says the players are exhausted from the tough cross country travel and the hard jumps they have endured as they moved from city to city.
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Freeport
Warhop
Jack
Tigers
Disch
Eau Claire
la Eau Claire
la Crosse
Jacek Warbop
Madison
Pana ma Hats Price Cut by Golden Eagle Store
Golden Eagle announces a large price reduction on Pana ma hats. The deal highlights significant discounts across popular headwear, inviting shoppers to save on the new sale lineup noted as 7 19dlw in the listing.
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Panama
Golden Eagle
Illinois Building and Loan League Debates Reserve Funds
Delegates at the fifteenth annual United States League of Building and Loan Associations praise a 5 percent reserve rule as a model law. They also vote down a merger of local associations and discuss value estimation amid tariff and wage concerns. President Bentley warns on accuracy, urging audits and cautious fiscal planning.
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Illinois
United States League of Building and Loan Associations
Palmer House
J. Q. A. Bracket
Massachusetts
Charles F. Bentley
League
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Neb
J. N. C. Shumway
Taylorville
S. Wittkowsky
Charlotte
N. C
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J. M. Appel
Springfield
Charles S. Elliott
Topeka
Kan
S. Gleason
Watertown
Mass
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William Pishzak
State Examiner
Bentley
Congress
H. F. Collarius
Cincinnati
United States
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Ilinois
Bismarck Garden
J. Q. A. Brackett
J. O. (. Shumway
Charles I’. Bentley
Addison EK. Burk
Philadelphia
Gerald Fitzgerald
Grand Rapids
Mich
Dere Walton
New Orleans
Hi. Fo Coleskns
Remembering Dr. King’s New Life Pills at Jos Emmert’s
One day recalled with pleasure and profit as the painless purifiers that cure headache and biliousness and keep the bowels right. Sold at Jos Emimert’s drug store.
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Dr. King
Jos
Warnings Against Littering on Improved Streets Urged
City committee warns that throwing prasoé or any rubbish on improved streets is prohibited. Offenders will be prosecuted under city ordinances.
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Prasoé
E. & W. Clearing Sale Promises Low Prices on Footwear
An everyday sale notice proclaims ladies oxford shoes available at 1.88 dollars, with options in patent or kid leather. The advert frames this as a value offering at the E. & W. clearing sale.
Labor Day Program Includes Four Speakers and Brass Bands
Rockford plans a Labor Day event with four speakers in different city sections and four brass bands from Geneva Beloit and Freeport. The Military band of Rockford will perform and crowds from unions and non unionists are expected. A woman speaker will address the West State Street gathering. The parade begins at 10 30 near the Central Labor Hall and travels main streets.
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Rockford
Beloit
Freeport
West State Street
Geneva
Fast Street
Labor All
Hackstaff Elected Director Amid Tension Over Control
A. G. Hackstaff, longtime Illinois Central executive, was elected a director to fill the J. C. Welling vacancy at a New York meeting. Harriman backed the nomination, denying renewed fight between Harriman and Fish blocs, with Hackstaff serving as vice president in charge of New York offices for seven years. Attendees included Harriman, Vanderbilt, Fish associates, and other railway figures.
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New York
A. G. Hackstaff
Illinois Central
J. C. Welling
Harriman
Fish
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Charles A. Peabody
Robert Walton
Stuyvesant Fish
Eagles Convene in Arlington to Form State Aerie
A convention of the fraternal order of Eagles met in Arlington Arkansas city hall with nearly all eighty lodges from the state represented. City Attorney Roy F. Seeley delivered the welcome, Dr. Fred S. O'Hara gave the Eagles’ reply, and attorney Fred Mortimer of Springfield spoke on the Good of the Order.
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Eagles
Springfield
Tll
Order of Eagles
Aricnhall
Roy Reece
Roy F. Seeley
Fred S. O’hara
Fred Mortimer
Electric Bittersfor Weak Women Ad in 19th Century Prose
The ad extols Charm and healthful charm of women with neat appearance and sprightly gait, claiming Electric Bitters restore weakness, enhance nerves, eyes, skin, and complexion. Sold by Joseph Emmert's drugstore for 50 cents with guarantee.
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Joseph Emmert
Barnum and Bailey Circus Set to Visit Freeport
Preparations are complete for the Barnum & Bailey circus to appear in Freeport on Wednesday, August 14. The spectacle, billed as the era's leading arenic show, promises unprecedented features, massive equipment, and a performance that may push circus limits with its scale and sensational acts.
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Barnum & Bailey Circus
Freeport
Arenic Entertainment
Madison Square Garden
New York
Barnum & Bailey
Carl Howelsen
Barnum Bailey Circus Arrives with Grand Tents and Spectator Seats
A local observer notes the vast setup for the Barnum and Bailey circus, with acres of woodland used for tents, ample rope and cantas to pull the gear, and seating for 16 000 spectators under the amphitheater pavilion. The parade novelty begun two years ago is continued this year.
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Barnum & Bailey Circus
Barnum & Bailey
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