June events in Stephenson county keep Freeport busy
Highlights include Sunday school convention at Trinity Freeport, a baccalaureate sermon by Rev. Emerson at First Presbyterian, a junior reception for seniors, a park project special election, senior class play The Bachelor’s Romance at the high school, commencement at Grand Opera House, and an Alumni supper at the high school gym. Also St. Margaret’s guild dance and Good Roads meeting.
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Stephenson County
Trinity Church
Freeport
F W. Emerson
First Presbyterian Church
Grand Opera House
St. Margaret's Guild
Good Roads
Freeport Business Men's Association
Obituary for Maybelle Moyer Sandberg in Chicago home
Maybelle Moyer Sandberg died peacefully on a May morning after marrying Edward J. Sandberg in 1907. Born January 9 1887 in Afalkey Illinois she and her husband moved to 2041 Lincoln Street Chicago six weeks before her death. Funeral Monday June 1 at 1 30 p.m. at the family home with interment at St Luke's cemetery. Survived by her husband her parents H G Moyer and Mrs Moyer a sister Gladys Moyer and many relatives. Attendees from Monroe Wisconsin Waterloo Iowa and this city attended the service.
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Maybelle Moyer Sandbere
Afalkey
Ill
Edward J. Sandberg
Chicago
Lincoln Street
St. Luke's Cemetery
H. G. Moyer
Gladys Moyer
No. 1
Lincoln Avenue
R. Moyer
Monroe
Wis
John Moyer
Kirkpatrick
Waterloo
Iowa
Alyce Mallory
This City
Miss Lathrop Named Again
Governor Deneen reappointed Miss Julia C. Lathrop of Rockford to the state board of charities. She succeeds herself after her original term expired.
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Lathrop
Springfield
Ill
Deneen
Julia C. Lathrop
Rockford
State Board of Charities
Miss Lathrop
The Daily Journal Delivery Price
The Daily Journal is delivered to any part of the city for ten cents a week.
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the Daily Journal
All Kinds Repaired at Manstevo Workshop
W R Manstevo at 60 Galena Street next to Freeport Laundry offers lawnmower sharpening and repair services in a compact local card notice. The ad lists the address and business name clearly for residents seeking maintenance.
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W. R. Manstevo
Galena St
Freeport Laundry
Brawly
Personal Record clues from Freeport visitors and events
James R. Cowley arrives from Washington. M Lawrence of Dixon visits Freeport. Edith Thompson of Clarto calls on Freeport. Mrs Uhe of Lena and D W Rosenberg of Rochelle visit. Deputy U S Marshal Mack serves papers at Belvidere. Effie Farnum returns from Waterloo. August Bergman and son William of Red Oak call. Clara Ryan home from the University of Minnesota for summer. Florence Youngs returns from Madison. Ella Lohr to spend summer in Bellingham Washington. Benjamin F Black of New York visits. Oberdorf family returns to Chicago. Interurban raises Sunday excursion rates. $2.65 round trip any day. Dr E H Allen and Dr C G Snyder go to Indianapolis for Indiana Dental society meeting. clinics to be offered by Freeport dentists.
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D. W. Rosenberg
Rochelle
Freeport
U. S
Walter Mack
Belvidere
Effie Farnum
Waterloo
August Bergman
William
Red Oak
Clara Ryan
University of Minnesota
Frank Oberdorf
Sylvia
Carrie
GL. D. Kuehner
Chicago
E. H. Allen
CG. T. Snyder
Indianapolis
Indiana Dental Society
Market figures show mixed grains and livestock prices
June 4 closing board of trade quotes put July wheat at 89 1/2 cents, July corn at 67 1/2, oats at 46 1/2, pork at 13.67, lard at 8.52 1/4, and ribs at 7.45. Union stock yards cattle strong at 4.90 to 7.00, hogs steady around 6.10 to 6.50, and sheep weak to 10 lower at 3.15 to 4.90. Chicago Board of Trade quotes for wheat, corn, oats and other futures appear with mixed direction and varied Open, High, Low, Close figures.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Board of Trade
Union Stock Yards
Chicago Board of Trade
F.J. Miner & Co
D. Anderson
Tuly Ieee
BYSY
The Fan and His Ways and Outrageous Conduct
A fragmentary reminiscence features a boastful town figure claiming private information about a game night and a divorce petitioner describing a spouse who always agrees. The excerpt hints at public shame and legal inquiry without full details.
Will Endow College Chairs With Dead Millionaire’s Will
A Chicago News verse notes a deceased millionaire whose will dictates funds to endow chairs at a distant college. The mourners praised the dead but mournful twists follow as the will redirects wealth away from heirs to academia.
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Chicago News
The Girl at the Game Worth Watching
A brief dialogue highlights skepticism about surveillance at a game. Laura questions the value of watching the event while a paid watcher, the Wipire man, is assigned the task. The exchange hints at apathy toward oversight and responsibility. The source is a Cleveland Plain Dealer fragment.
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Laura
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Mixup Confusion Over Excuses Reported
The New York Sun notes a mixup as Kufcker and Did Jones offer excuses. Jones told his boss he was detained at the office while telling his wife he was up with the baby.
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Kufcker
Jones
Bocker
New York Sun
The Unkissed in the Dentist's Chair Scene
A terse dramatic fragment shows a woman defiant yet resigned as she sits in a dentist’s plush chair. She lifts her chin and touches her lips in a moment of tense silence while a man dismisses her plea, set in a New York Telegram context.
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New York Telegram
The Contrary Showing in Nature Reflected
A brief Baltimore American quotation highlights nature's stubborn resilience as trees shed leaves and reveal staying power, illustrating a paradoxical mood in the natural world.
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Baltimore American
Political hopefuls and conventions loom nationwide
A survey of candidates and ambitions for governors and senators across states. Madison may seek Wisconsin’s governorship again while Nevada’s governor Sparks successor, Don S Dickerson, is the youngest yet. Indiana Prohibition candidate Sumner W Haynes recalls past runs, and Illinois’ William E Mason presses his old seat. Denver expects 100000 visitors for the Democratic convention as New York signals strong reservations. Prohibition gains contrasted with North Carolina wins. University of Chicago students form a Taft Republican club. Indianapolis Marion Club backs Fairbanks. Republican Chicago convention looms as Shackleford and Shea join the Alaska delegation. Wisconsin’s E C Wall is linked to a possible Democratic bid. Idaho’s convention excludes Heyburn, Borah, Gooding. Virginia’s Bryan influence via Ryan eyed. Missouri’s John C McKinley tops possible Senate run. Mississippi’s John Sharp Williams to lecture across multiple states. Mercer county’s William P Myers, 17, plans Chicago attendance as a 1856 GOP delegate descendant.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Don S. Dickerson
Sparks
Nevada
Sumner W. Haynes
Indiana
United States
Willam E. Mason
Illinois
Denver
New York State
North Carolina
University of Chicago
William H. Taft
Marion Club
Indianapolis
Chicago
Fairbank
Louis P. Shackleford
Richard Shea
Juneau
E. C. Wall
Milwaukee
Idaho
Heyburn
Borah
Gooding
Thomas F. Ryan
New York
Virginia
John W. Daniel
Bryan
John C. McKinley
Missouri
John Sharp Williams
House
Mississippi
California
Texas
William P. Myers
Republican Party
Philadelphia
New
National Committee
Myers
Mercer County
Happenings at Lena June 4
Mrs. Henry Horat Meier went to Freeport to visit daughter Mrs. Ned Mise. Joasie Foster of Plano is guest of Miss Mildred Hinds. Mrs. D Nudd and daughter and Mrs. S Kostenbader visited the county seat. O J Wilsey went to Chicago for Armour Institute exercises. son Grover graduates in civil engineering. Rev John Nichols of Minneola will preach at Baptist church Sunday morning. Mrs. Mary Gilman returned to Elroy from Wm Otte’s home. Miss Stearns is ill at daughter Belle Waite’s home.
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Jiena
Henry Horatmeier
Freeport
Ned Mise Joasie Foster
Plano
Mildred Hinds
D. Nudd
S. Kostenbader
O. J. Wilsey
Chicago
Armour Institute
Grover
John Nichols
Minneola
Minn
Baptist Church
Mary Gilman
Wm. Otte
Eleroy
Loyal Workers Sabbath School Formed at First U B Church
Mrs. I M Davis reports the parsonage meeting of the First U B church Sabbath school class organized as Loyal Workers. Officers named include Teacher Mrs F M Davis President Dollie Geiger Vice Alverta Pratt Secretary Edna Bruse Treasurer Hazel Redding Organist Blanche Cook Assistant Edna Wise Chorister Bertha Isaac Assistant Gertrude Cook. Sixteen members, all training to teach, to fill substitute needs as needed.
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I. M. Davis
U. B
F. M. Davis
Dollie Geiger
Alverta Pratt
Edna Bruse
Hazel Redding
Blanche Cook
Edna Wise
Bertha Isaac
Gertrude Cook
Case Dismissed in VanSickle Threat Case
The case against Milton VanSickle for threatening to do bodily injury to his wife was set for hearing in Justice Geib's court. The complaining witness Mrs. Milton Van Sickle failed to appear, so the case was dismissed and the defendant released from bonds. He paid the costs in the cage.
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Milton VanSickle
Justice
New People's Cash Meat Market to Take Over Moritz Reichert's Shop
Milwaukee investors David John and William E. ONeill join Frank Howe of Waukegan to take over the retail meat business at 91 Galena street from Moritz Reichert. Howe will manage locally, promise cash sales, carload stock, and low prices with Cudahy Brothers products. The change takes effect Friday June 6 with a refreshed stock, fixtures only.
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David
John
William E. O'Neill
Milwaukee
Frank Howe
Waukegan
Moritz Reichert
Galena Street
People’s Cash Meat Market
Howe
Cudahy Brothers’ Co
Woodmen Convention Rates to Peoria Meet
Five railroads in the Western Passenger association announced a special round trip rate of one and one half fares for the Modern Woodmen of America meeting in Peoria from June 13 to 20. The lines include Rock Island Chicago Peoria and St Louis Illinois Central and Wabash.
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Chicago
Western Passenger Association
Woodmen of America
Peoria
Rock Island
St Louis
Illinois Central
Wabash
Bolender Picnic At Riemsgrove Draws Freeporters
Freeport residents gathered for the Bolender picnic and family reunion held today at Riemsgrove south of Orangeville. Early attendees included Mrs. Bolender and Mr. and Mrs. W Hartman.
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Bolender
Riemsgrove
Orangeville
Mary Bolender
W. Hartman
Peoples' Column Advertisements Page Seven Note
Advertisement reference indicates further notices appear on page seven labeled as Peoples' Column. The fragmented line suggests continuation or additional listings may follow in that section. No names or concrete events are discernible from the provided fragment.
Pleasant Hill School Closes for Picnic Sunday
From Our Own Correspondent Scioto Mills June 2 The Pleas ant Blill school closes Sunday A picnic for the school children will be held Relatives visited Woodford Lena Sand wich Freeport Red Oak Orangeville Damascus Greenville gossip and Memorial exercises well attended with singing and speaking by old and young citizens.
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Scioto Mills
Pleasant Blill
Amr
Local Political Nominee Misprint Sparks Comment
The Journal's Orangeville correspondent printed A H Wieman of Freeport as a Democratic circuit clerk candidate after a misreading. Wieman is not a Democrat, and the error caused annoyance though no harm occurred.
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the Journal
Orangeville
A. H. Wieman
Freeport
Excelsior Lodge to Confer M M Degree This Friday
Excelsior Lodge No 97 AF and AM will confer the Master Mason degree on two candidates at a stated meeting Friday June 5 A special meeting will be called at 6 o clock for examination
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Excelsior Lodge No. 97
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Remington
Gibson
W. J. Young & Go
Opp
Freeport Loan Co
Stephenson Street
Edw. Allington, Jr
W.h.brandt& Co
Wm Walton Neph Clothing Department
James R. Cowley
Washington, D.C
M. Lawrence
Dixon
Edith Thompson
Clarto
Mra
Henry Uhe
Lena
Florence Youngs
Ella Lohr
Bellingham, Wash
Benjamin F. Black
Fan
Falr
Cern Ee
Woodmen
A. Bergman
Carroll St
Galena
van Buren Sts
D. R. Zipl
Whistler Street
Wyandotte St
Rosenstiel
Prospect Terrace
The
Journal
Emerick, Barrett Co
Jewelers and Opticians
Stephenson St Freeport, Ill
Otto Wagner
C. G. Schoeffel’s Store News
Aoa
G. T. W. Tobacco
Barrington Hall
Stephenson County Grocery Center
C. G. Schoeffel
Brown & Dollmeyer
H. A. Rotzler
Jeweler & Optician
Idim
Resh Brothers
Pharmacy Drugs
Stephenson St .-Sdding
Phonograhs Records
Needles Sheet Music
the Cable Co
Geo. A. Stemm
Galena St. Opp. N
Canada
Canadian Pacific Railway
Bow River Valley
Calgary
Sanny Southern
Alberta
Miain
Chinovok
WM. Clement
Little’s Crockery Store
Hottinger Block
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