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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1906
Page
4
Freeport Journal Recognized by International Typographical Union
The Freeport Journal iF receives a label from the International Typographical Union in acknowledgment of employing union labor in its mechanical departments. The award highlights the paper’s commitment to worker standards and fair labor practices within its production process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
International Typo
Local Officials Announce Candidacies in Republican Primaries
Multiple Stephenson county residents declare runs for county treasurer sheriff and legislature subject to Republican primaries. Names include B G Cooper Thomas Shaffer Everolmon J Mason W H Shons J J Shaffer and Ritzma, among others, with notices dated in the era’s political shorthand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas 0. Shaffer
Stephenson County
Everolmon
W.ds Moann
J. Mason
W. H. Shons
Rugby
J.J. Shaffer
Local Republicans Field Campaign Declarations
Several candidates announce bids in the Republican primaries for county offices in Freeport and Stephenson. Frank F. Pickard seeks tax collector, M. Malnix runs for Stephenson County clerk, and F. C. Held also enters the county clerk race. The notices are brief and subject to primary decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
Frank F. Pickard
Youty. Clerk
M. Malnix
Stephenson County
F. C
Nomination for Freeport Supervisor Faces Democratic Primaries
A Democratic primary contest will decide the nomination for Freeport town supervisor. The candidate named is John Bauser Jr, listed among nominees in the internal party process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
John Bauscher, JR
Stephenson County Republican Convention Call 1906
Direction of the Stephenson County Republican County Central committee calls a county convention in Freeport on May 3 1906 at 2 p.m. to select delegates for state and district conventions and nominate county officers. Primary nominations occur April 28 1906 from noon to 7 p.m. Delegates total 244 based on votes for Republican electors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenson County
Republican County Central Committee
Illinois
County Club
Freeport
18Th
Senate
Unsaved Town in Louisville Postmaster Plot
Louisville March 1 Postmaster T H Baker received a Rutland Vermont letter requesting the names of all unsaved men and women. The writer sent a city directory and claimed the scheme would reveal the wickedness Baker faced publicly. Baker said he did not wish to overlook anyone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
T. H. Baker
Rutland
Baker
United Evangelical Conference at Trinity Church
United Evangelical conference to be held in the city the last week in March at Trinity Church with Bishop W F Heil presiding and delivering lectures on Character the Preacher s Asset and Pit King Power The program includes ordination of junior preachers and a missionary rally led by Rev J G Finkbeiner and Presiding Elder M G Morlock The district reports revival activity in several charges and a Stockton all day meeting with Bishop Heil scheduled for March 12
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Landner
C. G. Anangst
United Evangelical Conference
E. S. Woodring
Grace Church
Naperville
Adams Street
Chicago
Woodring
W. F. Heil
Heil
Illinois
Chadwick
Conference Missionary Society
J. G. Finkbeiner
M. GC. Morlock
Western Union College
LeMars
Anangst
EB. K. Hershey
Rush
Woodbine
Pennsylvania
Keystone State
James W. Davis
Orangeville
Fair Field
Davis
Staver
Cedarville
J. H. Keagle
Stockton
W. R. Marshall
Marshall
Polo
JL. C. Schinwidt
Revival Conversions Rise Across Freeport District
The Shannon charge under Pastor B. K. Yeakel reports about fifty conversions after revival meetings. Rock Grove charge led by Pastor Michael records about thirty conversions, hampered slightly by illness. All pastors in the Freeport district held revival meetings with two thirds of fields showing gratifying results. Jubilee services set for Davis and Rock City next Tuesday and Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shannon
B. K. Yeakel
Rock Grove
Michael
Freeport
Davis
Rock City
Veteran Marion Drugist G S Chamberlin Retires
G S Chamberlin longtime Marion drug merchant has decided to retire from active participation and has put his stock of drugs and store fixtures up for sale. He has run his present shop since 1884 and was born in Elmira New York, apprenticed as a druggist in Marion, and remained in the business since. A previous stroke left him unable to attend to duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. S. Chamberlin
Chamberlin
Elmira
N. Y
Ohio
Marion
Swarts & Meek
Emmett & Burrell
Woman attempts death by own action in Illinois
Monroe March 1 Mrs Lizzie Stalcup seventy and mentally enfeebled is dying from a self inflicted 52 calibre revolver wound at her brother in law John Stalcups home on West Summit street. The bullet entered the stomach and lodged in the abdomen though doctors cannot locate it. She was brought to Brownstown last night by Sheriff J B McCool after going insane on a train returning from Iowa. The revolver was found in the sitting room cupboard and turned over to District Attorney J L Sherron. She is the wife of Fred Stalcup and the plan was to commit her to Mendota hospital but Judge Becker was away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Lizzie Stalcup
John Stalcup
West Summit Street
Clark
Loofbourow
Stalecup
J. L. Sherron
Iowa
J. M. Becker
Mendota Hospital
Judge Becker
Fred Stalcup
Personal Record Briefs From Dixon To Chicago
Al Eisenhower is in Dixon today while several residents travel to Chicago and nearby towns for visits and business. Trades Council holds its regular meeting tonight as locals return from trips to Sterling Baileyville and Belvidere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al. Eisenhower
Dixon
D. O. Clark
Chicago
Rock art operaniens hat opening notice
Local shop announces a hat opening featuring Rock art operaniens and hats priced at $3.00. Displays include clothing and house items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hovusp
Y M C A Star Course Draws Full Freeport Attendance
The sixth and final Y M C A Star Course program in Freeport features Salisbury's Orchestra, with tickets sold out since last night and 450 season passes already issued for the six lectures. J L Rogers led the effort, supported by Mr Brush, to establish a high quality course boosting education and civic duty, and officials urge continued local backing for next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Freeport
Chicago
J. L. Rogers
Rogers
Brush
A Minister’s Trial With Coffee And Postum Tea
A Iowa minister recalls drinking coffee from youth and suffering neural fatigue insomnia and sluggish thinking. After avoiding coffee, health returned but he relapsed, then switched to Postum Food Coffee discovering improved strength mental clarity and restful sleep. He endorses Postum from C W Post Company Battle Creek Michigan and recommends The Road to Wellville booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Biblical Institute
Bhagat
Postum
Fostum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Health ad for Rocky Mountain Tea by Joseph Emmert
A vintage advertisement touts Hel liater's Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy to aid digestion and prevent illness. It promotes tea or tablets at 85 cents and credits Joseph Emmert as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helliater
Rocky Mountain
Joseph Emmert
Consistory Party Fine Social Affair
A fragment lists roles and names for a consistory party event detailing committees for carriages banquets printing and floor with chairmen and participants including Hollister Stewart Trembor Rosebrook Munn Buckbee Wildey and Johnson along with several other listed officials and organizers. The OCR shows multiple misspellings and partial names but preserves the event structure and leadership assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
A Jam Stewart
Wiam Trembor
Osebrook
Brett Oyington
Ingronkrite
Apowett
Munn
Ney Tn
Seaenter
Heiner
Bic
J. F. Buckbee
Ww. Wildey
G. W. Johnson
Democrats Meet Name Ball Committees In Mayor Dittmar Office
Last evening the arrangements committee named subgroups for the May 1 Democratic ball. Mayor Dittmar announced prizes including a gentleman's gold watch, a lady's gold watch, a gold headed cane, a silver pitcher, and a mantle clock. The prize lot in the Santiago addition could not be closed due to time. next meeting set for Saturday at 7:30 at BE paline of meeting. Committees appointed: Printing Herman Straub chair. Music William Waterstradt chair. Hail Theodore Secker chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dittmar
Knauff
Santiago
Herman Straub
T. F. Lawless
Oscar St
Social Circles Notes From Freeport and Waterloo Events
Freeport division No. 280 G I A to B of L E hosted a pleasant Wednesday meeting with Mrs. R G Lake of Waterloo visiting. Mrs. E D Palmer presented Lake with a president’s pin. Lake was a former auxiliary leader in Freeport. Joseph Keesey hosted about twenty friends for his 26th birth anniversary with games and a gypsy fortune teller. Prizes went to Miss Lena Eberle Mrs Clayton Ilgen and Frank McDermott. An elegant supper followed at 1 o clock. Mrs J Schiller entertained the Married Moonshiners at euchre with prizes won by Mrs J Buss lone hand Mrs H Stephan first and Mrs R Luedeka second. Gent’s first prize went to R Luedeka, second to E Termsmeier. The Burrga were hosted by Miss Gertie Dennison with choice refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport Division No. 280
L. E
R. G. Lake
Waterloo
E. D. Palmer
Freeport
Joseph Keesey
Lena Eberle
Clayton Ilgen
Frank McDermott
J. Schiller
Euchre
J. Buss
Market Closing Quotes and Union Stock Yards Figures
Chicago noted March 2 closing board of trade quotes for May wheat 80 14, May corn 431, May oats 30, May pork 816.82, May lard 7 77 80, and May ribs 8 10 12. At Union Stock Yards cattle 3 600 dull with grade ranges 3.90 6.40, cows and heifers 1.50 4.00, stockers feeders 2.75 4.70, hogs 35 000 down 10, mixed butchers 6.10 6.30, good heavy 6.20 6.30, rough heavy 6.10 6.30, lights 36.05 6.2232, sheep 8 000 steady 8.76 6.10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Union Stock Yards
Breath of Life and Powerful Lungs in Gorillas
A reader letter notes gorillas as the strongest animals for their size and largest lungs, urging care of breathing organs. Mrs Ora A Stephens of Port Williams Ohio credits Dr King’s New Discovery with curing a two year cough and suspected consumption after three bottles. Brand advertised by Joseph Emmert with a two bottle trial offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora A. Stephens
Port Williams
Dr. King
Joseph Emmert
Hour Has Come in Princeton Crisis Revival Sermon
Sunday preaches plain talk on crisis in Princeton and its churches. He says the hour comes for revival and for turning to God, urging sinners to face judgment, praising future salvation and urging active church work. The sermon cites Jesus, Paul, Shiloh, Waterloo, and Lucknow to illustrate urgency and victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. A. Sunday
Princeton
Freeport
Jesus Christ
Joseph
Arimathea
God
Hell
Christ
Jesus
Heaven
Spring Valley
Shiloh
Waterloo
Napoleon
Wellington
Blucher
Lucknow
What Is Catarrh Hyomei Cure Ad
An old advertisement explains catarrh as a germ disease and promotes Hyomei treatment. It describes the inhaler bottle and dropper outfit for a dollar with refill bottles at fifty cents, and a guarantee refund if Hyomei does not cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. F. Jungkunz
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Lulu Thomas
Adolph Marks
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