Fragmentary note on union labor at Freeport plant
A fragmented OCR line mentions a label for BED dance and references the Freeport facility, the International Typo association, and a claim that it employs union labor in its Mechanical departments.
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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1907
Page
2
A fragmented OCR line mentions a label for BED dance and references the Freeport facility, the International Typo association, and a claim that it employs union labor in its Mechanical departments.
Excelsior Lodge No 7 A F and A M holds stated communications on the 1st and 3rd Friday monthly with E A work on June 2. Evergreen Lodge No Liu A F and A M meets 1st and 3rd Monday with F C on Wednesday June 26. Freeport Chapter No 8 Ry A A holds stated convocation 1st and 3rd Tuesday. Freeport Council No 8 Rand & M holds 2nd Tuesday. Freeport Commandery No 7k T holds stated conclave 1st and 3rd Wednesday with B C work on June 1.
A stream of short notices shows C P Garat from Janesville and G C Heinke from Beloit visiting Freeport for calls and business. Ell Kline from Winslow, D Y McMullen from Forreston, Edward Denton from Rockford, and James Bennett from Dodgeville are among others transacting business or visiting. Several travelers head to Chicago, including Alderman L G Younglove and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Smith. Sirens include public officials like Chief Silk and local figures such as J E Wallin from Edgerton, with funeral attendance noted for Samuel Lebkicker. Douglas Pattison of Freeport visits court. a political foreground says he leads Democratic efforts in Illinois.
The town hosts a string of gatherings: liquor dealers meet this afternoon with Dixon Star, Mrs. Frank Trotnow of Freeport and Miss Lelia Reinwardt of Centralia visiting Mayor J. F. Edwards. W. H. M. of Embury church plans a 7 30 p.m. meeting at Mrs. Frank Lieweleyn’s home.
A fragmentary notice mentions Mr. B. W. Goodles of 107 St. A St Dallas Texas and a reference to King's New Life Pills as a laxative remedy. The legible portion praises relief from biliousness and personal dealings, but the text is garbled and incomplete.
Pupils of St Josephs and St Marys hold graduation events with five St Josephs graduates Anna Fiedler Emma Ambruster Frank Michel Julius Kegel Louis Baer. St Marys large class to graduate at St Marys Hall Monday evening. Program includes music drama and farce The Last Day of Our Lady Medica with cast lists and songs.
St Marys parochial school will hold closing exercises Monday night June 24 at St Marys hall. The program includes welcome, address to graduates, conferring diplomas by Rev Fr Croke, and grade recitations. Class members listed include Frances Sullivan Kathleen OConnor Clare Lane Agnes Grattelo Gertrude McCaull Lillian Grace Joan Peck Flolen Farnuin Marie Doyle Catherine Fitzgerald Louetta LeVeque Rose Allen Catherine Grant Mary Nolan Margaret Wall Mary Fitzgerald Francis Ryan Raphael Dailey Win Cavanaugh Edward Lawless George Kischeid Edward Baldwin Francis McCarty Robert Stack Charles Benz Francis Radican Alfred Bering Raphael Haren Charles Weigert Henry Wilson Clement Schwarz.
Costumes arrived and the senior class play is set for tonight. Admission is 26 cents for all audiences, with tickets available at the door.
The funeral services for Samuel Lebkicker were held at his Walnut street home at 2 30 pm. Rev Markley of the Second Presbyterian church officiated and the burial took place at Oakland cemetery. J N Galloway directed arrangements and pallbearers included Henry Dornan Geo M Fugate D F Graham G F Kleckner William Phoren and Louis Dickes. Out of town attendees included F S Paggart of St Louis and Mrs Guy Boland of East St Louis.
A string of personal names and town affiliations appears: Adam Gi Miller Milledgeville Nellie Flynn Dubuque Joseph J Zelenka Chivago Laura Sweeney Sayana Ward R Manigold Freeport Helen Frazier Freeport Henry L Miller Rockford Alina M Warner Freeport Elsworth Leggett Freeport Mary Gray Freeport.
Advertisement notes sleeveless knee length athletic underwear priced at 40 and 50 cents per garment. Marketed as ideal for hot weather, with vendor cited as E. and W. 6l9dlw.
Churchmen form Freeport Baptist Brotherhood as part of a national surge of laymen joining missionary societies and civic efforts. Charter members include E. M. Phillips and Homer Sheetz. Membership opens to men 16 and older. aims to strengthen church work, fellowship, and civic action.
A Galena gathering celebrated Tomas E. McDermott of the Illinois Central for fifty years of continuous service. Superintendent Beckley presented gifts and letters from company officers. A new Old Employees Association was formed with plans for annual reunions and a twenty five year membership age limit.
Rumor says Charles Vick a moulder would accept a regular officer post to fill the vacancy caused by William Riegars resignation which took effect yesterday afternoon Rieger has accepted a bartender position for H M Boys
Telephone orders for pure ice to Freeport Artificial Ice Co. Use the two phone numbers 62 or 314, and the line 6-138d1w. The notice directs customers to contact the company for ice deliveries or reservations.
Men accessories get value deals as belts priced from one dollar to a dollar and confirmation of an offered range. The notice references E. and W. G-Jadlw as the issuing entity.
An old Capitol avenue house, once the residence of E. D. Baker, is noted by Dr. William Jayne as a link to Springfield's pioneer era. Baker, contemporary of Lincoln and Douglas, shaped Illinois politics, served in the Tenth General Assembly, fought in the Mexican War, led Illinois troops, and died at Ball’s Bluff. The piece traces Baker’s public career, oratory, and stature in state and nation.
The subject, once a dray driver, studied law while in St Louis and lived happily in the old Capitol avenue or Market street house. He married Mary Lee, a widow with two children, and they had four children together. The family life is described as ideal.
Miss Laura Sweeney of Savanna wed Joseph J. Zelenka of Chicago in a quiet 6 am ceremony at St Marys parsonage officiated by Rev Fr D Croke. After a wedding breakfast at Miss Nellie Sweeneys Fast Freeport home the couple left for Chicago to reside on Marshfield avenue. both are Savanna natives, graduates, class of 08, and the groom works as an electrical engineer.
Miss Alma M Warner and Henry L Miller were married at the bride’s parents home at 11 this morning in a ring ceremony read by Rev H M Markley of the Second Presbyterian church. The quiet ceremony was limited to near relatives. The bride, in a brown silk traveling suit, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs H Tl Warner and has been a Ridott school principal. Miller, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Miller of Pecatonica, has lived in Pecatonica. The couple will reside in Rockford.
The Embury Pentecost Bible class held a lawn party on the parsonage grounds last night with a hundred or more attendees. A social time and games on the green followed, and the ladies thanked the gentlemen of the class for their favors and for hosting the lawn fete.
F C Rogers physical director at the Y M C A left for his Fond du Lac home last evening. It is stated he will marry Miss McGuinn in that city before returning to Freeport around July 10.
The A R Buffin Sunday school class of the Baptist church held a social at the Y M C A parlors last evening with about twenty attendees. Games were played followed by ice cream and cake.
Nellie Flynn of Dubuque and Adam Miller of Milledgeville wed this morning at the Embury Methodist parsonage in Freeport, officiated by Rev. EF E. McKay.
A card and sewing party is planned Friday afternoon at St Pius Hall to raise funds for St Vincent's Orphanage. Local volunteers invite neighbors to attend and support the charitable event.
The latest straw hat shapes debut at E. and W. as designers showcase breezy summer styles. New trims and woven patterns offer lightweight options perfect for heat and outdoor events, highlighting craft details and seasonable appeal.
Freeport Railway Light and Power Co advertises for men to work on a new power house project at Brown's Mills with good boarding. Interurban car access via Brace crossing, report to W. H. Dickover on the job.
Washington experts downplay crop fears saying a failure is impossible and harvests look bountiful though crops run two weeks late. Agriculture officials stress improved conditions in recent weeks and advise against relying on June crop reports for yield estimates.
An agreement between Harry M. Holbrook manager of Globe Park Chautauqua and John Moritz provides bus service from Globe avenue car line to the park. Fare set at 6 cents each way with ample buses for July 4 and other Chautauqua days. Persons wishing to run buses during the Chautauqua should contact Mr John Moritz.
Tickets go on sale June 21 and 28 for excursions to Belvidere via the North Western Line. Good for returns July 1. For full information contact any North Western Line ticket agent.
In the repair department a complete line of repair machinery has been installed and Mr S R Daniels engaged to assist Mr Miller. Your work will receive prompt attention. Men s half soles 76 cents women s 60 cents sewn or nailed Bokemeier & Larp 116 Galena St Gladlwi
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