Bordner Loses Suit Against Freeport Street Railway
A Western daily reports that Frank Bordner lost his lawsuit against the Freeport Street Railway Light Power Co. A jury returned a verdict for the defendant after about three hours of deliberation.
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Frank Bordner
Freeport Street Railway, Light & Power Co
Stabinow
J. Lt. Frank
Rudolph Dott
Henry Berhenke
James Scoville
John Meyers
Elmer EK. Clark
Cal Stout
Joseph Meyers
Fo. S. Kaup
Homer Mays
Simon Hoefer
William Schrack
Money From Letter: Rochelle Rural Carrier Bound Over
United States Marshal Mack ar ested Willard G. Cole of Rochelle on a complaint by Postoffice Inspector Moore. The rural mail carrier allegedly took money from a farmer to send in a registered letter but spent it and later borrowed funds from friends to repay. He waived examination at Freeport and was bound over to the federal grand jury in April. bond set at 500 dollars by his mother Emma Cole.
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United States
Mack
Willard G. Cole
Rochelle
Postoffice
Moore
Cole
Freeport
Green
Temple Quartet to Perform Sacred Music at Grace Church
Grace Episcopal church hosts a Monday recital by the Temple quartet with Miss Iva Swingley organist and Mr. Oscar Wagner cellist. The group, previously heard mainly at Masonic Consistory gatherings, offers a public concert with no admission fee.
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Grace Episcopal Church
Temple Quartet
Iva Swingley
Oscar Wagner
Grace Church
Hanley Returns From Washington Visit to Daughter
M. J. Hanley came home after noon from Washington where he spent the past week with his daughter Miss Nellie, private stenographer for Congressman KF OO Lowdon.
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M. J. Hanley
Washington
Nellie
Lowdon
Grand jury returns true bill against Foulke in kidnapping case
Winnipeg March 12 The grand jury yesterday returned a true bill against United States Customs Director Foulke on the charge of kidnapping farmers.
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Associated Press
Winnipeg
Man
United States Customs
First Presbyterian Church Holds Evening Monthly Meeting
The session of the First Presbyterian Church will hold its monthly meeting at the close of prayer meeting this evening.
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First Presbyterian Church
Epworth League Plans Service on Why We Go to Church
The Epworth League of the First M E church schedules next Sunday's meeting with Frank A. Baker in charge. Discussion on Why we go to Church aims to be engaging and helpful, with a musical program featuring an orchestra of five or six and solo by Mrs. Ward Yount plus a duet by Misses Koenig and Boedeker.
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Epworth League
M. E. Church
Frank A. Baker
Ward Yount
Freeport
Koenig
Boedeker
Birthday for Two at Spring Street Home
William Kappean and Edward Wilkey celebrated turning thirty five yesterday with a joint gathering at Mr. Wilkey's Spring street home. Guests enjoyed cards a large supper and music by Roy Mogle William Mogle William Swank and Arthur Saltzer. Guests included C C Strohacker Fred Wagner William Hess George Held and Walter Shiley.
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William Kappean
Edward Wilkey
Mr. Wilkey
Spring Street
Roy Mogle
William Mogle
William Swank
Arthur Saltzer
C. C. Strohacker
Fred Wagner
William Hess
George Held
Walter Shiley
Baby increases Clark family five generations deep
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Billig welcome a baby boy, continuing the Clark lineage. Mrs. Billig, formerly Miss Clark, notes that the newborn makes five generations living in the Clark family.
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Guy Billig
Bereavement Thanks To Our Friends And Children
We desire to thank our friends who kindly assisted us in our late bereavement Mr Hensinerr and children.
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Mr. Hensinerr
Chit.dren
Consistory Fee Increase Approved by Freeport Body
Freeport Consistory voted last evening to raise degree fees to 100 dollars, effective May 1. The move affects applicants and members seeking advancement within the order.
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Freeport
Candy matinee for Freeport children at Grand Opera House
A Freeport school child candy matinee is planned for next Saturday at the Grand Opera House. Mr. Knorr schedules moving pictures and three illustrated songs by Miss Ruby Smith. Each child will receive a free five-cent box of candy, and admission is ten cents for all parts of the house.
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Freeport
Grand Opera House
Red Mill praised at Grand Opera House
Crowd fills the Grand Opera House for an excellent production of the Red Mill. The company is first class in every respect and the singing is superb. The many laughable incidents in the career of two Americans in Holland are acted perfectly amid warm applause.
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Holland
Tom Jones at Grand Opera House Chicago Promises Delight
Henry W. Savage presents the comic opera Tom Jones at Grand Opera House Chicago drawing strong audience enthusiasm. Louise Gunning as Sophia and William Norris as Partridge headline a superb cast with Gertrude Quinlan Melville Stewart and others delivering praised performances and a top musical company.
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Grand Opera House
Chicago
Henry W. Savage
Tom Jones
New York
London
Louise Gunning
Sophia
William Norris
Partridge
Gertrude Quinlan
Market Report closes with mixed grain and livestock quotes
The closing board of trade quotes show May wheat at 64 1/2, May corn 64 1/2, May oats 31 1/2, May pork 19.2 to 19.5, and May ribs 6.67. Union Stock Yards figures list cattle 6,000 steady with beef at 6.80, cows 5.25, stockers 3.50, hogs 4.65 to 4.70, sheep 12,000 strong from 6.25 to 6.35, plus mixed and other grade ranges. An Excelsior lodge of Masons will confer the first degree tomorrow night.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Board of Trade
Maynard
Union Stock Yards
Excelsior Lodge of Masons
Wedding at Eleroy Unites Biesemeier and Wagner
Miss Anna Biesemeier and Louis R. Wagner wed this morning at the bride’s parents’ home in Eleroy. Rev. R. A. Griffin officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Biesemeier, her father a village postmaster and her deputy for years. The groom, stepson of Walter Seidel, will farm fruit on Seidel’s land after a wedding trip to Nausha, Texas.
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Anna Biesemeier
Louis R. Wagner
Eleroy
R. A. Griffin
U. B. Church
F. H. Biesemeier
Walter Seidel
Nausha, Ta
Mr. Seidel
Read Dry Goods Store To Be Cleaned By Air System
Stephenson street merchant F A Read will be thoroughly cleaned tomorrow by Freeport Cleaning company manager W C Stewart. Stewart uses a compressed air and vacuum system, an innovation in house cleaning, and its operation will be watched with interest.
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F. A. Read
Stephenson Street
Freeport Cleaning Company
W. C. Stewart
Stewart
Voluntary Bankruptcy Filed by Morrison Farmer Zewiske
Fred W. Zewiske a farmer near Morrison Minnesota has filed a petition for voluntary bankruptcy in a United States district court. Liabilities total 10 04 40 and assets 11 754 50 with a mortgage on the farm for 7 386 the principal liability.
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Fred W. Zewiske
Morrison
United States Court
Freeport Freeporters in Rockford Life Insurance Firm
The Rockford Life Insurance Company has been fully organized and officers elected. H. H. Tarbox of Freeport serves as third vice president and a director, and A. L. Schramling, also from Freeport, has been elected to the board.
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Rockford Life Insurance Company
H. H. Tarbox
Freeport
A. IL. Schramling
Farmers seek horses and mules for market sale
Chicago horse buyer seeks 1150 to 1500 pound animals with slight blemishes, four years old or older, in good flesh. Top prices offered for large draft horses and solid draft stock. Bring your animals to Younglove's Livery in Freeport on Saturday March 21, rain or shine, via D Weinpera & Co West Side Horse Market.
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Chicago
Younglove
Freeport
Jks
D. Weinpera & Co
West Side
Daily Journal delivers citywide service for a week
The Daily Journal announces delivery to every city area at a rate of t0c per week. The plan promises broad coverage and consistent distribution across neighborhoods for subscribers seeking comprehensive local news access.
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the Daily Journal
Edberty Street Clothier Promotes New Improvements
A local clothing house on Edberty Street, labeled as Taquire Wo, announces improvements for its customers. The note references a double horse emblem and the nickname TO TUENT in its branding.
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Tuent
Edberty St. Nibomeaderh
Taquire
Clothiig House
Bear
Clergyman Attacks Prohibition in Peoria Sermon
Rev. Benjamin E. Diggs of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church argues against sumptuary laws and prohibition. He says church should not rely on legislation to shape conduct, cites Minnesota vs Kansas data, and notes prohibition harms farmers by cutting corn used by distillers and brewers while urging self-control over appetites.
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Peoria Star
Benjamin E. Diggs
St. Andrew's Biscopal Church
Church
Christ
Minnesota
Kansas
United States
Lucky Quarter Health Pills Offer at Drug Store
The Lucky Quarter promotes Dr King's New Life Pills as a remedy for headache biliousness constipation and malaria with a cheerful refund offered at Joseph Emmert's drug store if customers are disappointed.
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Dr. King
Joseph Emmert
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