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Newspaper

Freeport Daily Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1906

Page

5

Stevens Point Seeks Wisconsin league franchise bid

The Wisconsin league expands with Stevens Point as a potential eight club entry alongside La Crosse Oshkosh Green Bay Madison Janesville Fond du Lac and Freeport. If approved Stevens Point would field a team with George Ramsey as manager and a stock-company plan to open play around May 10.

la Crosse Oshkosh Green Bay Winsau Madison Janesville Powers Beloit Fond du Lac Stevens Point Wis George Ramsey Freeport Wausau

La Crosse Nabs Dodge Recalled by Omaha Trade Fallout

Stockholders skip Monday meeting and adjourn to next week as La Crosse faces loss of star pitcher Willard Dodge to Omaha. Dodge, a top pitcher last season, is traded from Chicago to Omaha in exchange for Pfeister amid Chicago’s attempt to reclaim him. Omaha signs two La Crosse stars including Louis Runkel and Beloit’s Perring as manager Rourke builds a western league lineup.

la Crosse Baseball Club Elliott la Crosse Willard Dodge Omaha Murphy Chicago Nationals Dodge Chicago Pfeister Rourke Louis Runkel Independence Wis Runkel Wisconsin Perring Beloit

BeLOit Baseball Association Placed Under Receiver

Janesville Wisconsin February 28 The Beloit Baseball Association has been placed in the hands of receiver Jesse Earle of this city. Suit will be started to repleven property recently seized to secure former Manager Bubser’s salary by other debtors. Janesville will not be represented in the state league this year as an independent team has been formed to play two games weekly.

The Green Bay Gazette Bubser Moriarity Freeport the Gazette Dundy Green Bay Phil Stremmel Chicago Stremmel Ruby” McCauley Paddy” Connors Mokwa St. Louis St. Louis Nationals Theodore Fredrickson Archie Tennant Bargett Hammond Ind Powers Janesville Wis Béloit Baseball Association Jesse Earle

Inventor touts curved bat to revolutionize baseball

Emil Kinst of Macomb claims a hickory bat with its striking end bent into a curve will boost batting and lower fielding percentages. The curved bat allegedly sends the ball higher with a spin, complicating catches, and is patented No. 430,399. Kinst plans to demo to top professionals this season.

Emil Kinst Macomb Niagara Falls State Normal Ernst

Rocky Mountain Tea Fame Across Regions

In varied climes the fame of Rocky Mountain Tea spreads beyond seas as Joseph Emmert notes widespread recognition. The verse suggests global reach and cultural impact of a product tied to distant mountains.

Joseph Emmert

Rockford High School Baseball Schedule Preview

Rockford manager Ed ward Keeler reports the baseball schedule nearly complete with most of last year's players returning. The slate includes April 14 Monroe Center High school at Monroe Center and Beloit college fixtures in Beloit and Rockford through May 23 Freeport at Freeport.

Rockford Edward Keeler Monroe Center High School Monroe Center Beloit College Beloit Rockord Dakota Academy Daota Freeport Beloit Academy

Well Worth Trying Says Brown on Dr King Pills

Pittsfield Vermont pension attorney W H Brown endorses Dr King's New Life Pills as top after pension. He claims they keep his family in splendid health and provide quick relief for headache constipation and biliousness. 25 cents and guaranteed at a local drug store.

W. H. Brown Pittsfield

Railroad Tales From The Dubuque Division Clever Liars On Fence

A Waterloo Times Tribune scribe recounts a Dubuque division gathering of old hands sharing funny escapades. Engineer Yordy, Horsley, Dumont and others swap near misses and tall tales including a near-miss with an apparent train that proved to be an arc light and a frightened fireman who leaped from the cab but survived.

Dubuque Ilinois Transportation Department of the Great Railroad Round House Bill Yordy Baldenecker Tug Wilson Bill Bruner Jack Horsley Ralph Dumont John Olmstead Billy Reidell Dubuque Division Freeport Waterloo Chicago Illinois Central Dyersville

Early Duck Season Begins As Birds ARRIVE Months Ahead

Hunters report ducks moving north earlier than usual with pintails and sprigs already shot in Hahnam district. The article outlines species order of arrival canvasbacks redheads mallards and teal while noting wood ducks may arrive by March and migration follows Illinois and Platte rivers. Mild damp weather boosts expectations for a notable season ahead.

Ignolé Hahnaman Southland Epicure Illinois River Platte River Hudson Bay

Railroads and industry drive westward expansion notes

Reports from industrial agents say farmers from Holland and Europe plan emigration to California Colorado Oregon and other western regions. A New York Oklahoma & Pacific railroad charter with 20 million capital will build from Rogers Arkansas through Indian Territory to Falsom New Mexico. A zinc ore tariff hike spurs a Monte rey smelter by an American syndicate. Minneapolis & St. Louis sells 5 million in 5 percent notes to fund a 250 mile extension from Watertown South Dakota. Chicago and London financiers back a Lake Superior to Hudson Bay iron and timber line about 550 miles, with a separate Great Northern route to Saskatoon and Prince Albert.

Kansas City Union Holland California Colorado Oregon Washington Far West Oklahoma New York, Oklahoma & Pacific Railroad Rogers Ark Indian Territory Falsom N. M United States Treasury Department Mexico Monterey Minneapolis & St. Louis Railway Company Minnesota, Dakota & Pacific Railroad Company Minneapolis Nipigon Hudson Bays Great Northern Road Saskatoon Prince Albert Regina Canadian Pacific

Railroad Men Share Fortunate Convivial Evening

A fragmentary report describes railroad workers sharing a hearty evening, with signs of enjoyment and camaraderie among signalmen and engineers. The passage notes workers returning to engines, cars, and homes after a night spent in the company of colleagues and times of laughter around lantern light.

Tate

Revival Sweeps Princeton as Rev Sunday’s Meetings Grow

Princeton reports a mighty revival in progress with the tabernacle filled at 3 600 capacity and 919 conversions reported by Sunday Feb 25. Converts span ages from youth to gray haired seniors including students, farmers, business and professional men. a 24 year old YOURE man led the first group after the afternoon men’s meeting.

Princeton Tabernacle Mr. Sunday

Sunday Sermons Draw Wide Devotion in Princeton

Crowds at Princeton fill the tabernacle as Rev. Sunday preaches a forceful gospel calling both Christians and seekers. Many come forward, eight or more remain to give their hearts to God, while business and professional leaders join lawyers and physicians in support. By Feb 25 the meetings have raised sufficient funds to cover current expenses.

Tr Spa Sunday Princeton Tabernacle

Lena Budget Social Roundup in Lena Illinois

Local notes from Lena Illinois dated March 1 recount visits by Fred Knoke of Scales Mound and Rev M E Dix officiating a marriage of Miss Alice Durrstein of Apple River to W J Berryman of Scales Mound. Mentions lectures canceled by Miss Marie C Brehm and several Freeport trips for Consistory banquets plus club meetings and society gatherings at Amy Snider's home and Delphian Literary rooms with euchre and flinch games enjoyed by members and guests.

Lena Fred Knoke Scales Mound M. E. Dix Apple River Dix Alice Durrstein W. J. Berryman Marie C. Brehm Lutheran Church Vera Houser Messrs Mesdames H. R C. L. Nelson J. W. Foll John Metz Freeport E. P. Fitzgerald Will Kiefer W. H. Altenbern Roy T. A. Saul A. A. Krape Phidian Art Club Amy Snider E. C. Allison Russia Delphian Literary Society

Starving to Death Prompted by Weak Stomach

Mrs. Mary H Walters of St Clair street Columbus Ohio writes that her stomach was weakened by useless drugs causing starvation and insomnia. After taking Electric Bitters her health improved immediately and she was completely cured. The tonic is sold for 50 cents with a guarantee by druggist Joseph Emmert.

Mary H. Walters St. Clair Street Columbus Joseph Emmert

Trinity church hosts triangular social at Prospect Street home

The K L C E of Trinity church will hold a triangular social at the home of the Misses Tongs, 62 Prospect street, on Wednesday evening. Refreshments will be served from booths. Everyone is invited.

Trinity Church Misses Tongs Prospect Street

Local paint store to open at 18 South Galena avenue

A. Sluiter and B. Brauer have returned from Chicago with latest wallpaper curtains and mouldings and will soon open a paint store at 18 South Galena avenue. Their partner Janssen and W.S. Bookman will be present to greet old acquaintances at the new shop.

A. Sluiter B. Brauer Chicago Galena Avenue Herman Janssen W.S. Bookman

House panel cuts free seeds appropriation amid reform drive

Washington February 27 The House Agriculture Committee voted four to seven to strike the 260 000 annual seed distribution appropriation. The move reflects a push to end petty perquisites as reformers argue farmers and gardeners rely on government seeds and scrutiny grows over distribution practices. The full committee report cites economy and precedent concerns as debates continue.

House Committee On Agricutters Washington, D. C Committee On Agriculture House Senate Wilson Department of Agriculture Galloway Bureau of Plans Industry

Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea for relief of suffering humanity

Taken as directed it becomes the Rrenteat curative agent for the relief of suffering humanity ever devised. Such is Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. 85 cents, Tes or Tablets. Joseph Emmert.

Hollister Joseph Emmert

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