Warhop An Enigma To Madison Team Warhop An Enigma To Madison Team
Freeport defeats Madison 6 to 0 as Warhop shines with a homer a single and a long drive. Lessie opens for Madison and falters. Malven replaces him and the visitors struggle against a strong Warhop. Ives and Treland drive Madison runs while Freeport’s defense turns multiple double plays. Upcoming three game series with the Senators noted.
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Madison
Senators
Persimmons
Canners
Lessie
Wisconsin State University
Cleaners
Cassibone
Nic
Malven
Jack Warhop
Warhop
Jack
Canner
Marvin
Ives
Treland
Fiske
Gwin
Barlow
Schoonhoven
Malvin
Warehop
Uncapher
Halls
Stark
Maiven
B. Ives
Ireland
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Oo Gwin
Ti Barlow
OF Warhop
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Whitmore
Wall
Shaub
Porto
Theobald
Balliett
Ripe
Lassie
Baker
Schoonhoyven
Leisie
Werhop
Shauh
Thnings
Schoontoven
Pagel
Hayes
Casarbone
Senatora
Chicago
Lette
Leahy
Green Bay
Oshkosh
Fond du~Lac
Wausau
Beloit College 1407 Class Honors Two Local Graduates
Beloit College lists Freeport resident John Alden Rinar and Beloit native John Franklin Candy among the class of 1407 graduates. Candy received the second English prize for his oration titled The Greatest of the Rinnans.
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Beloit College
John Alden Rinar
Freeport
John Franklin Candy
Beloit
Candy
Rinnans
Real Estate Transfers Record Mentioning Mews and Spiess
Real estate transfer notes Johann Mews and John Spiess for lot 6 and part of block 7 in Winnesheik addition. Postal or district wording indicates a deed transfer or parcel description with no further details on prices or dates.
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Johann Mews
John Spiess
D. Bluck
Winnesheik
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claim Lettered Cure Promise
S100 Reward 100, The rewaers G1) Lule paper ware pressed TO learn that there is at Jeustlene dreaded disease that bole the Nats een able to curelo wil its staves, and that is tutarrh, Hell's Curren Cure is the only positive cure known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a conetitutious clevase, requires a constitutional treatment. Hull's Catarrch Cure is taken internally, acting directly opon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and giving the batient strength, by building up the constitution and assisting pasture In doing its work. The proprietors have 60 such faith in its curative powers, that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any geohatie fails to cure. Send forest of entimonials. Address, F.J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0 Bold by all Druggints, 75c. Take Hall's Family Pills for consumption.
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Hull
F.J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Hall
Disciples Church faces question over union meetings
Debates within the Disciples of Christ rise over ministers taking part in union evangelistic meetings. Critics note evangelist Charles R. Scoville cites 1800 conversions in Logansport, while some say many converts aren’t Disciples or Baptists. Scoville defends cooperation as essential to mission.
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Disciples of Christ
Charles R. Scoville
Logansport
Ind
Scoville
Disciples Dhurch
Sca‘ville
James Small
Seoville
Christian Union
Sumida School Convention Explores Varied Human Qualities
The document notes differences in appearance and mental traits across people and occupations. It compares this to variations in religious life and observes that some ventures fail while others succeed. It praises the Sunday school work as a successful, evolving enterprise in recent years.
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Sumida
Freeport Banquet Invites Lowden to Speak on June 26
The Business Men's association banquet set for June 26 at Masonite temple invites Hon. Frank C. Lowden as the speaker. Danville association head Mr. Sandusky will explain their workings. Ticket sales organized by a committee. price is $1 and nontransferable. attendees expected to attend.
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Congressman Lowden
Freeport
Business Men's Association
Masonite Temple
Frank C. Lowden
Sandusky
Danville Association
J. George Dollmeyer
H. F. Darman
J. M. Fox
Ed. Bengston
D. B. Breed
EB. A. Blunt
A. Co
P. Guenther
F. Lohr
M. B. Marvin
J. W. Sanderson
al. Tempel
Outskirts
Winslow
R. K Farwell
R. P. Eckert
Takes slam at Rockford in Winslow message
McConnell correspondence Wins- Yow Register reports George Shinkle the oldest settler in Stephenson county died June 6 in Rockford after touring the city he recalls sour streets heavy police and a 50 cent chair fee in a dining house he mocks Rockford and invites Rockford eateries to Winslow on July Fourth to learn hospitality.
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McConnell
George Shinkle
Stephenson County
Rockford
Winslow
Harris Orchestra Praised After Bellevue Appearance
The Bellevue Leader commends Harris' orchestra of Freeport for a superb Bellevue rink dance on June th. About fifty five couples danced as the band, described as one of the best ever heard in Bellevue, delivered soloist quality music of the highest order.
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Harris’ Orchestra
Bellevue
Freeport
Soon Ready for Business at The Brunswick Pool Hall
The Brunswick pool and billiard hall will open at 3d Stephen 600 t with Jack Donnell and George Ives. The vacated W N Tice storeroom is being prepared, outfits shipped, and position soon. The partners have a promising location and expect strong business.
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Brunswick
Jack Donnell
George Ives
Stephen
W.N. Tice
Messrs
Donnell
Ives
Funeral of Samuel Dodds Held in Lena
The funeral of the late Samuel Dodds was held Friday afternoon from the same in Lena. It was largely attended with representation from Freeport Commandery and Freeport bar by Messrs. Jencks, Rosenstein, Stewart, Rovers, Pox and Tiffany. Rev. H. Moore of the First Presbyterian Church officiated.
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Mr. Dodds
Samuel Dodds
Lena
Freeport Commandery
Freeport
Jencks
Rosenstein
Stewart, Rovers, Pox and Tiffany
H. &. Moore
First Presbyterian Chirch
Wake of justice and duty to Hollister's Yea
Fragmentary ad style text notes duty to Hollister's Rocky Mountain Yea and obligation to fellowmen. Mentions 8 cents and Joseph Emuinere with telephone orders for Freeport Artificial Test Co. Includes unclear references to phones U2 or 214.
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Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Joseph Emuinere
Artificial Tes Co
Masonic Calendar and Meeting Schedule Update
Freemasonry notices list Evergreen Lodge No. 1 A F and A M stating meetings on the first and second Mondays monthly, Freeport Chapter No. 3 O E S monthly on the first and second Tuesday, Freeport Councy hosts K and 8 SE with stated communications on the Tuesday of each month, Freeport Commandery No. 7 with stated meetings on the first and third Wednesdays and work on the BC degree planned.
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Excelator Bodge Naot
Evergreen Louce
A. F. Inud
A. Mi
Freeport
C. Freeport Commandery No
KR. T
City prisoners forced to work on stone pile
Ten city inmates will be sent to the stone quarry and placed under guard to work off fines as a new rule tightens penalties. Another boy, 17, was arraigned for malicious mistreatment of a horse and fined 24.35 dollars. Thomas Ryan, fined 6.65 and thirteen days for disorderly conduct and for throwing stones through plant windows.
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Thomas Ryan
Kendall
Freeport Railway, Light and Power Company
Ryan
Personal notices from city and region residents
RR Flasher returned from McConnell L W Merrin transacted business for Forreston this morning. S P Wallace was a morning passenger to Rockford. O & Scott of Chicago called on friends. Mrs F M Rockefe at Monroe visiting daughter Mrs Fred Thomas. George F Kern will visit relatives in Earlville. Miss Sadie Shaffer returned from Monroe. Miss Katherine Blaine Hall of Huntonville Ky visiting Miss Mabel Ryan. Paul and Harold Frisbie went to Polo to spend Sunday with grandparents. Mrs Peter Jerodat and son of Lena in the city guests of Mr and Mrs Edward Tefft. Ralph Kramer returned to Dixon. John Fowler returned to Chicago after visiting friends. John Kambach of Davenport IA visited friends and returned home. Mrs H G Knowles and Mrs Fred Todmeier of Pearl City in city visiting. Dr and Mrs Daffer of Orangeville spent day with G W Hoyman family. Charles Turner returned to Savanna after a week in city. James McCarthy returning from Lincoln J Carter tour to spend summer with parents. Adelaide O’Brien returned to St Louis MO after visiting Misses Frush. F H Wheeler Standard Oil district agent transacted business with Freeport office yesterday then returned to Joliet.
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Flasher
McConnell
Katherine Blaine Hall
Huntonville
Mabel Ryan
Paul
Harold Frisbie
Polo
Peter Jerodat
Lena
Edward Teft
John Kambach
Davenport
H. G. Knowles
Fred Todmeier
Pearl City
Datfer
Orangeville
G.W. Hoyman
Charles Turner
Savanna
Freewort
Joliet
Volunteers of America to Hold First Meeting
Volunteers of America rents room 173 Van Buren street after failing to secure a lease at 198 Stephenson street. The first meeting is set for June 16, 1907, with open air meetings at the corners of Van Buren and Stephenson streets led by Captain Tripp and his wife. All classes invited.
Children’s Day Exercises at Second Presbyterian Church
The Children’s Day program at Second Presbyterian Church starts at 10:80 a m with a pleasing school performance. Parents are welcome as classes resume their places and offerings support starting new schools in the west. The Embury Church pastor urges full class attendance ahead of a forthcoming social event.
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Tte
Second Presbyterian Church
Embury Church
Iquip Trey
Electric Bitters Cited As Cure In Cedar Grove Letter
A Cedar Grove resident praises Electric Bitters after suffering from stomach liver and kidney troubles. The testimonial claims relief after one bottle and complete cure after three, noting the product’s guarantee and availability from Joseph Emmert druggist for 50 cents.
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Geo. H. Parris
Cedar Grove
Joseph Emmert
Freeport Letters Raise Question Of Summer Underwear
A Freeport school group of female teachers submitted a letter to the public asking whether it is time to mention summer underwear, noting community upset and family concerns. A teen girl later contracted a cold, with the rest of the text describing unmentionable exposure.
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Freeport
Anon
Jane
Memorial Day Services by Freeport Odd Fellows
Freeport Odd Fellow lodges observe memorial day with afternoon cemetery services and an evening sermon at Embury M E Church by Rev. R. McKay. Unity Canton and Busy Bee lodge escorts, Daughters of Rebekah invited. Cemetery program includes prayers, readings, music by Schumann Male Quartette, and addresses. volunteers urged to place flags on graves Sunday morning by 8:30.
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Freeport
Brethera
City Cemetery
Embury M. E
RE. McKay
Unity Canton
Busy Bee
Illinois
Daughters of
Rebekah
E. BE. McKaye
BE. McKay
Hong
Schumann
Bong
Wmn
Manchester
Davis
Chaves
Fire Department Adopts New Uniform Policy
New appointees to the Port Fire Department received uniforms this morning. In the future all department employees except substitutes will wear the regulation costume on duty.
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Port Fire Department
Cill
Property on Lincoln Avenue Near Court House for Sale
A corner on Lincoln Avenue offers a view five miles away from Stephenson street cars and a twelve minute walk from the Court House. Theproperty will not be left long as it is selling now to save a middleman’s profit.
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Lincoln Avenue
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