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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1907
Page
6
John Garrett of North Mills North Carolina reports he used Bucklins Arnica Salve to heal a stubborn sore after forty years. The product, guaranteed for piles and burns, is sold by Joseph Hummert druggists at 26 cents.
The firm 8S. S. Jourden & Co. is dissolved as of June 5, 1907. The notice records the dissolution action and provides the date of dissolution.
Severe rain halted two Friday games and postponed tests while local supporters at home are urged to back the team. A nine game series was to open yesterday with the Canners, Tigers and Wisconsin players. attendance is vital as Freeport aims to lead the league again.
In Fond du Lac on June 7 Lang entered in the ninth and homered in the eleventh to drive in two runs, giving Wausau an 8 to 4 victory over Fond du Lac. Batteries: Todd Nagle Lang Campbell. Oshkosh and Green Bay split a first game, Sage allowed twelve hits as Frances shut them down, final score not provided. Miles Barlow signed with Freeport, returning to first base, with plan to bolster hitting. Wisconsin league deadlines-tight on payroll and roster limits after June 10.
A writer notes Russia’s three main thrones in the Imperial palace and the Winter Palace, describing the gold and ivory throne given to Czar Alexis I in 1000 with Persian and imperial symbols. The piece also cites Booker T. Washington opposing black newspapers highlighting negro oppression to avoid souring public sentiment.
Fragmentary notice lists a farm for sale in Lancaster township with well improved features and a second floor office and photographic gallery on Stephenson Street near Galena Avenue opposite the courthouse. Names John B. Rezner Route 2 Freeport and John Stukopfki appear in the ad with unclear details.
Sunday in Freeport features Salem Evangelical and multiple Protestant churches with morning sermons on Do It Pay to Live and God’s House as a Great House. Services include Y P A, Sunday schools, and mid week prayers. observers invited to all gatherings in diverse local venues.
The event features a processional, a chorua of young ladies and scholars, and a baptism administered by Rev. McCaskill. Juveniles will recite and entertain parents and admirers, with Mr Rotzler and Miss Grace Best providing violin music. About 260 people participate in this Christian community program teaching faith and character.
The Children’s day exercises at Embury church will feature a program including a trio There’s a Bright Band a solo Suffer Little Children by Marston a solo He Shall Feed His Flock by Handel and performances by Howitt Mrs Ward Yount and Evening.
John Bonn will render a solo at the Ep worth league regular meeting of the First M E church tomorrow evening. The service begins at 6 80 with a song service. Misses Madge Furry and Elsie Figeley will lead and the subject is Christian Education Becoming Skilled Workmen. All will be welcome.
June activities listed include a picnic for relatives at Folgate’s Grove, a St Margaret’s guild dancing party, an organ recital at First Presbyterian, a baccalaureate sermon at First M E church, high school class plays and commencements, and a U P O convention in Hollister. Also an ad for Rocky Mountain Tea by Joseph Emmert claiming health benefits.
The noted clairvoyant Madam Brunswick will be at 30 Chicago Street beginning June 3. Also mentions genuine Nurses' slippers sold only at E. & W. S. K. Z priced at 1 dollar 50 cents.
The advertisement touts a durable iron-clad shoe for boys priced at one dollar fifty, with a warranty. Sold exclusively at E. and W. stores, the offer touts value and guaranteed quality.
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