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Newspaper

Freeport Daily Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1908

Page

8

President Blanchard Coming to Freeport

Chas Blanchard president of Wheaton College will visit Freeport on March 8. He is noted for his influence on youth and for strengthening Wheaton College educational and religious forces. Hinbury Epworth League secured him to lead Sunday service with plans for a large meeting and special music.

Blanchard Chas. Blanchard Wheaton College Wheaton Fil Freeport Epworth League of Hinbury

Special Day at Trinity Church Holds Baptism and Union

Trinity United Evangelical church observes accession and communion with baptism and confessions of faith in the morning. Several members will unite by letter, and Rev G Anangst leads the evening communion service. last service for the conference year by the current presiding elder.

Trinity Church Trinity United Evangelical Church G. Anangst

Quarterly Meeting at Salem Evangelical Church

The last quarterly meeting of the conference year for Salem Evangelical church will be held over next Sunday. The preparatory service is set for Friday evening at 7 30. Sabbath services will be at the usual hour with communion during the morning service. Rev W B Rilling presiding elder of Freeport district will preach at all services. The quarterly conference will meet Friday evening at 7.

Salem Evangelical Church W. B. Rilling Freeport

Boys' Club Association of Rockford formed

With the Y M C A in Rockford ending its Boys Auxiliary the Ladies' Auxiliary dissolved. The ladies choose a new title to carry on work among Rockford boys and continue the community service.

Rockford Boyas’ Club Association of Y.M.C. A

Milwaukee Gary Railroad Proposed Route and Capital

The secretary of state licensed the Chicago Milwaukee and Gary Railway Company with capital stock of 10,000,000. It plans to build a line from Winnebago County on the Illinois Wisconsin boundary southeast through Winnebago Ogle DeKalb Kane Kendall Will and Kankakee counties to the Indiana border in Kankakee County.

Springefild Chicago, Milwaukee & Gary Railway Company Winnebago County Illinois Wisconsin Winnebago, Ogle Delsalb, Kane Kendal Will Kankakee Indiana Line Kankakee County

Mystic Workers elect delegates to national convention

At the Mystic Workers meeting last evening Mrs Nellie Altenburn and Jacob Kehler were elected delegates to attend the national convention in St Paul Minnesota on the first Tuesday of next June. Mrs Willard Bowers and Charles Peight were chosen as alternates.

The Mystic Workers Nellie Altenburn Jacob Kehler Order St.Paul, Minn Willard Bowers Charles Peight

Cobb May Play in Chicago Semi Pro Club

Baseball news reports Ty Cobb the famed Tigers slugger may join Logan Squares in Chicago as a semi professional. Cobb says Detroit salary demands are too high and he would accept reduced pay with a Chicago club in the inducement plan. If signed, mid week games around Chicago would feature Cobb in right field.

Chicago Ty Cobb Detroit Logan Jimmy Callahan Masznate Torus Georgia Cobb Detroit Tigers Tigers Cal

Whitmore Sold From Wisconsin to Minneapolis for $500

Milwaukee March 3 Whitmore a Wisconsin college standout from Madison who played first base in the state league last season has been sold to Minneapolis for $500 or two other players.

Milwaukee Whitmore Wisconsin Madison Minneapolis

LaCrosse Signs New Players For LaCrosse Team

Charles Freckman is signed as first baseman following Frank Schneiberg's recommendation. Veteran Frank Duchien also joins the LaCrosse lineup joining the club this season.

LaCrosse Charles Freckman Frank Schneiberg Frank Duchien

County Callings. Berlin Correspondent Report

Berlin March 2 Wm Wolf and wife spent Friday in Freeport Mrs W U Bokemeier went to Shannon to stay with her daughter Mrs H M Spelman CG Webb and wife spent Wednesday in Ridott Wm Brubaker is on the sick list P Pawver and wife visited at the home of Nf Bokemeier and family Thursday R Deery and Keys Wardlow spent last Tuesday evening at Ridott J Wise called on friends Wednesday Thomas Borger and Ray Neuchs wander attended church at Winneshiek Sunday evening J Klever and wife of Ridott visited Geo Webb and family Sunday

Berlin Wm. Wolf Freeport WU. Bokemeier Shannon H. M. Spelman CG. Webb Ridott Wm. Brubaker P. Pawver Bokemeier R. Deery Keys Wardlow J. Wise Thomas Borger Ray Neuchswander Winneshiek J. Klever Geo. Webb

Dixon Plans Open for Bids on Government Building

Dixon March 4 plans and specifications for a government building arrived this afternoon and are available at the post office for inspection by contractors. Bids will be received by the treasury department until April 9.

Dixon Ofice Treasury Department

Elgin High to Host Freeport Rivalry Saturday Night

Elgin High opens a Saturday schedule with a basketball game against Freeport High at the Y M C A gymnasium. The second Y M C A team and the second High school squad also clash in the same evening in Elgin.

Elgin High School Freeport High School Y. M CG. A

Bashful Charlie in Freeport: Leap Year Proposal Rebuffed

Shannon Reporter Charles Kampmeier, a Freeport caller, recalls an incident Saturday where he was attacked by a handsome young lady of the Pretzel City and he declined her leap year proposal.

Shannon Charles Kampmeier Freeport

Secker Sells Walnut Street House to Helena Baker

YT. A. Secker sold for George Sehmidt a Walnut Street house to Miss Helena Baker of Waseca Minnesota. Baker plans to open a new millinery store in Freeport.

Walnut Street A. Secker George Sehmidt Helena Baker Waseca Minn Freeport

Case Postponed In County Court Conservatorship

The Newton Kleckner conservatorship case filed in county court this morning was postponed to Monday March 3.

Newton Kleckner

Carnival at Rollaway Skating Party Tomorrow Night

A carnival skating party is set for Rollaway rink tomorrow night with management providing fancy hats and caps free to all skaters.

Rollaway Rink

Finkenbinder and Herbig Couple Noted in Kent and Freeport

Oliver O. Finkenbinder of Kent and Bertha M. Herbig of Freeport are named in a brief notice. The item lists their given locations with no additional context or details.

Oliver O. Finkenbinder Kent Bertha M. Herbig Freeport

National Protective Legion to Meet Tomorrow in IK

Local notice reports the National Protective Legion will assemble tomorrow evening in IK with Presiding Elder Anangst to lead a quarterly meeting service at Siwmon on March 6. Dre WOW Overfield, son-in-law of Dre J. Ae Knepper of Freeport, is seriously ill with bronchial pneumonia. Monroe Journal notes J. D. Wallace returning from a lengthy road trip and joining Freeport Gas Light Co. as a representative to install their gas light plant. The Democratic convention opened with over sixteen hundred delegates. temporary chairman HH BE Banks predicted Bryan’s nomination and election.

Dre Wow, Overfield Forreston Dre J. Ae Knepper Freeport Monroe J.D. Wallace Freeport Gas Light Company HH BE. Banks Bryan

Daily Journal Delivery Across City for L0ea Week

The Daily Journal announces city wide delivery over L0ea week to ensure every neighborhood receives the issue. Local distributors will service all districts, with special routes established for apartment complexes and business districts.

the Daily Journal

Centennial spelling bee honors and local moves

From Our Own Correspondent Centennial March 2 last Sil berman marketed hogs in Freeport Friday. The spelling school was fairly well attended and Clara Goethe won the honors of spelling the school down. Everyone is invited to return Friday evening March 6 to participate in the spelling. George Fox is delivering hogs in Freeport today. Theo Koerner and Mrs I Sandmeier spent Saturday with W A Koerther and family. Edward Schoch moves his household goods to his farm today and Lloyd Rees and family will occupy the Sandmeier farm.

Silberman Freeport Vwriday Clara Goethe George Fox Freeport Theo Koerner I. Sandmeier W. A. Koerthner

Volleyball Tonight at the Y M C A Baker vs All Professionals

A volleyball game is set for this evening at 8:80 at the Y M C A. The Baker team will face the All Professionals in a rivalry fueled contest that promises to be a keenly fought match.

Y.M. CG. A Baker All Professionals

Preacher to Lead Trinity Church Service Tonight

Rev. C. G. Vnalyst will preside the Freeport district at Trinity United Evangelical tonight. After services the quarterly conference will hold its Taste session. All are welcome.

Lonigit Trinity Church C. G. Vnalyst Freeport Trinity United Evangelical

Sick and Afflicted Stenographer Confined at Home

Miss Heitter a stenographer in the county superintendent’s office is confined to her home with the grip illness.

ManZan Pile Remedy Arrives in Collapsible Tube

Ready to use collapsible tube topical treatment claims to soothe heal reduce inflammation and relieve itching. Sold by J. Meegh and C. Guenther at a listed price.

de J. Meegh C. Pp. Guenther

Wanted at Clifton Hotel Bell Boy Job Ad

Classified notice seeks a Bell boy at Clifton hotel immediately. Posting shows location near West St. and Fifth Ave. Applicants asked to report to Leitzell in Downtown area. Experience preferred. duties include assisting guests and luggage handling. Training and favorable shift hours offered.

Clifton Hotel

Missionary Heals Tribe By Teeth Miracle

A German missionary in the Fiji islands faced mob violence when a local medicine man swayed the tribes. Cornered, he revealed his false teeth and, by reassembling them, convinced the villagers he possessed a miracle and was restored to lead their reforming efforts. Washington Star.

Pacific Sam Fiji Ife Washington Star

Grim corporal punishment kept on coast for deterrence

An aged historical note describes hangings on coasts to preserve bodies in varnish as warnings to criminals. By 1822, about three men could be seen hanged near Dover, with others like John Painter at Portsmouth tormented with tar and varnish for years. The practice allegedly deterred snuggling and crime.

Dover John Painter Portsmouth

Touching Wood Origin in English Folklore Question

A reader asks about the origin of touching wood after boasting of luck or fortune. The note cites Shropshire and Cheshire as places with this custom, extending to other parts of England. It wonders if the practice stems from relics of the True Cross or similar memory, referencing London Notes and Quarters.

Shropshire Cheshire London Notes

A Martyr Mamaina on Bath Time

An oblique fragment from a Dallas News page hints at a character named Mamaina urged to bathe amid a tense week. The lines reveal anxious dialogue and a reference to New York Life, suggesting a serialized vignette or advertorial tone rather than a clear news event.

Mamaina New York

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F. A. Read Win Walton Neph Savings Department of the State Bank of Freeport Baseball News Millers DuUiter Bengstons Stephenson Street Elgin Bashful Charlie Rollaway National Protective Legion P. Lall Anangst Siwmon Centennial A. EF. Meierkort Second National Bank SALE Resktones Corher West St Fifth Ave Wb. Leitzell Haneed and Turred Mian Dallas: News Sam Morris Chicago Co Chums G. A. Rogers Stephenson St Everwear Rogers Charles Ream Natal Dhe the Lion and the Mouse Brown & Dollmeyer Christy Pictures Life Prints Moltves W.J. Young &Co Opp German Bank Coats Galena Street Riley & Wheat Galena Bt van Buren St
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