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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1908
Page
4
The Freeport Journal is awarded a label by the International Typographical Union recognizing that its mechanical departments employ union labor.
Louis H. Burrell announces as a candidate for the Republican nomination for State's Attorney of Stephenson County. Rosock J. Carnahan also seeks the nomination. Primaries set for Saturday, August 6th. The Republican support is urged.
Rube Jeot declares candidacy for circuit clerk of Stephenson County in the Republican primaries on August 8. A. H. Wieman, current circuit clerk, notes the race is subject to Republican voters at the primaries. W. A. Stevens signs as an observer.
William W. Krape of Freeport announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for state senator in the Twelfth district comprising Stephenson JoDaviess and Carroll counties. Primary election set for August 8, 10K. J.O. McKenzie also signs a similar announcement to seek the nomination.
Stephen Rigney of Red Oak Illinois declares candidacy for representative in the Illinois General Assembly and urges Republican voters in the Twelfth senatorial district to support him at the August primaries. Another notice by T. H. Hollister of Freeport confirms candidacy for the same district comprising Carroll, Davis, and Stephenson counties and asks Republicans for support at the August 8, 1908 primary.
A long list of largely social traffic reports from Freeport and nearby towns. People like Mrs. Eugene Dailey in Chicago, Miss Katherine Petrie visiting Chicago, and others from Aurora, Rockford, Belvidere, Joliet, Dixon, and Cedarville are noted for visiting, calling, or traveling. Officials and clergy, including Judge Heard and Rev C Houser, are mentioned with short movements or tasks.
Naples Maine resident Lester M Nelson credits Dr King s New Discovery with saving his life after years of use for coughs and throat and lung ailments He notes the remedy has stood at the head of throat and lung treatments for nearly forty years as an effective preventive for pneumonia and healer for weak lungs Sold with guarantee at Jos Emmerts drug store 50c and 1 00 Trial bottle free
Rockford failed to score as Canners blanked them. Four scores chalked up for free shots against. Tall enders percentage aided by nearby fans, but no win.
Freeport wins its second Forest City victory 4 to 1 over Rockford. Pinkney started strong but faded. Schooney relieved and kept Rockford scoreless after the third. Fisk delivered a two base hit and scoring drives while Harrod and Taylor made key defensive plays.
Wausau exploded for nine runs and seven hits in the ninth inning, defeating Fond du Lac 11 to 2. Batteries Potter Lang Erickson and Reilly Watson. Green Bay tops Oshkosh 4-2 with Miller Johnson Burwell Warren La Crosse defeats Madison 8-1. Tomorrow Champs meet Rockford on their grounds with large fan turnout expected. managers ply players at park for morning practice.
Rockford tailenders were routed 9 to 0 as Freeport celebrated last year’s pennant with a center field flag hoist amid a large local crowd. The parade-like scene featured plenty of fans, a Teutonic drumbeat, and colorful, humorous local color from the rival towns.
The Elks propose to organize a ball club and meet this evening at Tavlos Park for the first workout. In past seasons the Elks have fielded a strong team and won several games against surrounding town clubs. They expect to field a better club this season.
Expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness and help during bereavement following a death. Affirms appreciation and sorrow.
Maurice Falkenstein announces a sale in Freeport offering to buy 100 head of horses at all kinds and pay the highest market prices. Call Hayes & Kettles livery for details.
Roller skating event at Rollaway rink scheduled for June 7. Participants expected to arrive for a community gathering with music and skating activities.
The G O P convention opens June 16 in Chicago with big hotel demand and rail fares cut. About 50 000 to 71 000 guests expected. tickets issued only via state Republican committees. Coliseum seats 11167 with 60000 tickets printed and guarded. Parade of 100 clubs Wednesday to Michigan Avenue signals start of major political showcase.
Ten days of wholesome fun planned at Ho no ne gah park near Rockton for boys attending the YMCA camp. Dates June 23 to July 2 with visitors June 26, cost 3.50 plus about 1.24 rail fare. Rules include no swimming outside hours and no firearms, with a packing list and guidance for parents.
A New York man praises Electric Bitters at 446 Houston St claiming it helps dyspepsia liver issues and offers relief for back pain and weak kidneys. The tonic is said to regulate digestion purify blood and renew vigor for both sexes, sold with guarantee at Jos. Pfaimert's drug store for 60 cents.
MaArraken B Marvin, executor, announces appointment for the estate of John Wareham late of Stephenson County Illinois deceased. He will appear before the Stephenson County Court in Freeport on the first Monday in July to settle claims. Creditors should present their claims and debtors must pay promptly. Dated June 4, 1908.
Freeport Commandery No. 7 elected officers Wednesday evening led by Eminent Commander C. F. Knecht Generalissimo F. S. Albright Captain General Ralph T. Ryan Senior Warden J. W. Benaton.
Junior Warden J B Mann Prelate W M Palmer Treasurer R D Kuehner Recorder Chas C Wolf. The first five named officers are the trustees. The officers will be installed on July 1.
Real estate transfers recorded: Mathias Tummen transfers part of section 80 in Ridott to John Mogte for 4698 dollars. Christian Shouet and Woods Manse Mfg Co transfer part of lot 8, block 44 in Freeport for 8000 dollars. John F Franz transfers part of lot 9, block 41 in Freeport to W Z Rawleigh Medical Co for 7000 dollars.
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