Illinois Grain Dealers Convention Plans in Springfield
The fifteenth annual Illinois Grain Dealers convention is set for June 9 and 10 in Springfield with headquarters at the St. Nicholas hotel and sessions in the state house Senate chamber. Officers include President E. M. Wayne and H. J. Baldwin as treasurer, with a program featuring Gov. Charles S. Dennen addressing on the deep water way to New Orleans and a slate of discussions on drafts, weighing fees, terminal rules, and federal inspection.
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Finds
Springfield
Lincoln
Lincoln Monument
Capitol Building
Association
Lincoln Home
St. Nicholas Hotel
Senate Chamber
State House
Afporson
E. M. Wayne
Delavan
W. L. Shellabarger
Decatur
H. J. Baldwin
S. W. Strong
Pontiac
Edwin Beggs
Ashland
C. Boyer
Tampico
J. &. Collins
Garrett
J. L. Brainerd
A. G. Tyng
Peoria
George D. Montelius
Piper City
H. A. Hillmer
Freeport
Ilinois Grain Dealers’ Association
Minois Grain Dealers’ Association
S. W. Strand
H. L. Wiggins
W. R. Vredenburgh
J. H. McCreery
H. I. Baldwin
Verne Ray
Chamber of Commerce
Thomas Rees
Illinois State Register
H. J L. Darwin
Ilinois State Journal
W. A. Townsend
Evening Record
Charles S. Clark
Grain Dealers’ Journal
Chicago
C. A. Burks
National Hay and Grain Reporter
John Bacon
American Elevator and Grain Trade
W. T. Dunser
Evening News
Euclid B. Rogers
Roy R. Reece
Nicholas Roberts
Aa. G. Tyne
Hlinois Grain Dealers’ Association
New Orleans
Charles S. Deneen
Spelling Match Set by Second Presbyterian Men
The Men's Brotherhood of the Second Presbyterian church plans a spelling match this evening at the church parlors. The event is open to all women to oppose the men. County Superintendent Grove will be the pronunciator. Refreshments and a program will follow for a general good time.
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The
Second Presbyterian Church
Grove
Local Volunteer Officer Detained by Rockford Police
Lieutenant Robert McClellan of the Freeport Volunteers’ of America clashed with Rockford police Saturday morning and was released after explanations. Residents who donated to the cause grew suspicious of the collector and alerted authorities. McClellan had a hearing and proved himself to OPAL SE by presenting credentials.
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Robert McClellan
Freeport Post
Volunteers’ of America
Rockford
Personal Record Highlights Several Daily City Entries
Chicago transacting business and visiting friends figures prominently as residents and visitors from McConnell Lena and Freeport travel to nearby cities. Notables include J A Garna attorney R F Locke and Miss Fay Oswald with Ralph Martin plus Misses Marie Lesch Anna Hawke Lucille Hellmond and Helen Snyder among others.
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Frank Scott
Chicago
C. M. Fox
McConnell
J. Hartman
Amboy
Marie Lesch
L. A. Kiplinger
Lena
Freeport
Anna Hawke
Eleroy
Lucille Hellmond
Warren
Alonzo Barron
Emil Rhode
E. H. Gardener
F. M. McKibben
Perryville
T. S. Ryan
Mabelle Ryan
Baileyville
Fay Oswald
Ralph Martin
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Rockford
First Presbyterian Services This Sunday
Rev James M Duer Presbyterian student pastor at the University of Illinois at Urbana will conduct the regular morning services at the First Presbyterian church next Sunday In the evening Rev Emerson will deliver the baccalaureate address to the high school graduating class in the church auditorium
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James M. Duer
University of (Inois
Urbana
First Presbyterian Church
Emerson
Madame Brunswick Returns for Final Week
At the request of patrons Madame Brunswick will return Monday afternoon for one more week ending June 18. The engagement runs 6 to 9 daily.
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Madame Brunswick
Shoes and costs in sale at Schmidt Wachlin Pfieffer
Broken lines show ladies patent cost and bid from 225 to 300 dollars. Oxfords priced at 1.38 dollars. News brief urges readers to come quick to the sale. Schmidt Wachlin and Pfeiffer advertise at 6 5dlw.
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Oxfords
Schmidt, Wachlin & Pfeiffer
Butter Prices Hold Steady Amid Freight Rate Fight
Butter stays at 23 cents per pound on the board. A group of 16 large U S butter manufacturers prepare to challenge proposed freight-rate increases before the Interstate Commerce Commission. They warn a butter famine and massive losses if rates rise, while railroads argue the hikes are fair.
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Elgin
Board of Trade
Quotation Committee
W. L. Hines
New York
James P. Younger
Chicago
M. Long
Woodstock
United States
Intestate Commerce Commission
Prouty and
Harlan
Mississippi Valley
Kohlsaar
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Iowa
Illinois
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Indiana
Kohlsaat
Sterling for Secretary of State in Illinois primary race
Rockford Register-Gazette editor Fred E Sterling seeks the Republican nomination for Secretary of State on August 5th. Born June 29, 1869 in Dixon Illinois, he has long chaired and staffed Winnebago County GOP activities and built a broad statewide support base among party leaders and country newspapers. Sterling, a well known campaigner and party insider, is backed by many organizations including Elks Knights of Pythias Modern Woodmen and Chicago Press Club as he pursues a place on the next state ticket.
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Fred E. Sterling
Rockford Register-Gazette
Illinois
Sterling
Ilinois
Dixon
Lee County
Winnebago County
Republican Central Committee
Rose
Tlinois
The
Elks
Knights of Pythias
Modern Woodmen
Royal League
Royal Arcanum
Chicago Pres Club
Canum
Chicago Press Club
Parisian Sage Cures Dandruff Says Jungkunz Drugstore
Itch Dirt is the old Anglo Saxon name for dandruff. Microbes in dandruff attack hair and can cause baldness. Parisian Sage is claimed to cure dandruff and falling hair. Wm. E. Jungkunz, druggist, sells and guarantees it for 50 cents a bottle with money back if it fails.
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Wm. EF
Jungkunz
Up to Date Tailor Offers 10 Percent Discount
John S. Harpster promotes a 10 percent discount on his entire stock of spring and summer suitings for the remainder of the month. The offer emphasizes best possible workmanship and calls the deal a rare bargain at The Up-to-Date Tailor located at 139 Stephenson Street.
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John S. Harpster
Stephenson St
Yount Leads Two Units to Camp Springfield
Capt Harry Yount and Company L depart for Springfield camp Friday evening aboard the Illinois Central at 6 4 0. Co M of Galena follows at 6 0 7. both units travel together. The Chicago train leaves at 10 15 p m carrying forty five men. Yount has trained the men rigorously for the Sixth regiment showing strong prospects.
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Harry Yount
Co. L
Springfield
Illinois Central
Co. M
Galena
Chicago
Yount
Speculation Must Cease Hyomei Cure Promise
A local sales pitch promotes Hyomei as a life changing cure with a one dollar outfit including a bottle and inhaler. The seller guarantees money back if diseases persist and offers refills at fifty cents. A testimonial from Saba Sheline of Metz Indiana praises immediate relief.
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Wm. F. Jungkunz
Saba Sheline
Metz
Ind
Local clubs and reunions announced for Thursday
Freeport camp MWA meets Thursday evening. YPA of Lutheran church meets with Miss Sadie Fehr at 73 Kickapoo Street this evening. Kryder reunion set for Thursday, June 15, at Jack Kryder farm 1.5 miles south of Dakota Indiana. WRC hosts ice cream social at Mrs Branen 146 Liberty Street tonight. WMCA board may meet next Monday due to H A Hillmer absence. WFS Embury M E church will meet tomorrow at 3 pm with Mrs H Herlocker 79 Fifth Ave. Devotions at 4 pm and a literary program. all welcome.
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Freeport Camp
The
Lutheran Church
Sadie Fehr
Kickapoo Street
Kryder
Jack Kryder
Dakota, IN
H. Herlocker
Fifth Ave
Indian Corn Flakes Prize Letter Contest
Graduate from Ann Arbor claims a flaw in the Indian Corn Flakes package text. Readers are asked to identify the supposed error and write a short letter praising the flakes. Prizes include gold pieces and dollar bills for top letters, with entries from school pupils due by June 20 at Battle Creek, Michigan.
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Ann Arbor
Indian Corn Flake Co
Battle Creek
Mich
This Date in History Highlights Key Births and Deaths
On this date in history notable events include births of George Stephenson 1781 John Howard Payne 1792 and James Stillman 1850 plus deaths of Charles Dickens 1870 Januarius McGahan 1878 and other milestones such as the 1862 abolition of slavery in U S territories and West Point centennial in 1902 and Roosevelt peace appeal in 1905.
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John Howard Payne
James Stillman
United States Senate
Territories
The
Union
Charles Dickens
Januarius McGahan
Bulgaria
Constantinople
Ohio
United States Military Academy
West Point
Roosevelt
Japan
Russia
Electric Bitters Praised By New York Resident
Mr. Frank Conlan of 436 Houston Street New York endorses Electric Bitters as a grand family medicine for dyspepsia and liver issues. The tonic, sold with guarantee at Jos Emmert's drug store for 50 cents, also strengthens digestion purifies the blood and restores vigor.
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Frank Conlan
Houston St
New York
Jos. Emmert’s
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Claim Of Quick Cure
Tom Moore of Rural Route 1 Cochran Ga reports a bad instep sore healed after applying Bucklen's Arnica Salve. He states less than half of a 26 cent box effected a perfect cure. The product is sold under a guarantee at Jos Emmert's drug store.
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Bucklen
Tom Moore
Cochran
Jos. Emmert’s
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G. A. DeLong
Foosland
Ed Burt
Shannon
J. A. Garna
R. F. Locke
J. S. Showalter
Madison
Giles Turneaure
Charles Grassling
Janesville, Wis
Henry Truedeking
Monroe
H. L. Ball
Gertrude Ball
W. A. Severance
H. Hollister
Omaha Neb
Bertha Hollister
University of Nebraska
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Henry Luedeking
J. W. Brubaker
York
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Milwaukee
Frank B. Kennedy
Kennedy
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W. J. Snyder
Evanston
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First Presbyterian Services
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McPherson & Service
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Riley & Wheat
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