Peculiarly Distinctive Diamond Lump Coal Promotion
Peculiarly distinctive high grade Diamond Lump Coal described as superior to other soft coals. Trial orders are encouraged with a January pricing note of $4.00 per ton and small-order suitability.
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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1909
Page
1
Peculiarly distinctive high grade Diamond Lump Coal described as superior to other soft coals. Trial orders are encouraged with a January pricing note of $4.00 per ton and small-order suitability.
The Associated Press reports Chicago weather: rain in the south of Illinois tonight, snow in the north, with similar conditions likely through Saturday. Temperature should not change much across the state.
Springfield Illinois March 12 no quorum in the joint session for the forty fourth ballot for senator. Hopkins six votes Stringer three Shurtleff one Foss one. Madison Wisconsin March 12 assembly adopts steering committee report to extend senatorial inquisition to April 10.
Promoter Hugh Mc Intosh proposes to bring James Jeffries to England France or Australia to meet champion Jack Johnson for a purse of 50000. The offer follows Mc Intosh's return from Europe after promoting the Johnson Burns bout in Australia.
In Pittsburg on March 12 Schwoegler and Schwoegler of Madison Wisconsin shattered the two man bowling record with 1304 total pins, surpassing the prior mark of 1254 set by Chalmers and Kiene of Chicago.
Alfred Taggart, former Rockford mayor, prominent attorney, and Civil War veteran, died today in Rockford Wisconsin. The longtime public figure had led the city and influenced local politics for years.
A former treasurer, Tanase Christiansen, who retired January 1, is under arrest charged with defalcating about $70,000. The article notes the alleged financial misconduct and arrest details.
Washington reports the fall Taft cabinet convened its first meeting with Secretary of War Dickinson making his initial appearance. The session occurred in Washington on March 12 as part of the fall cabinet proceedings.
Fire broke out at 2 40 this afternoon in the Michigan State Soldiers Home three miles north of Grand Rapids. Fire apparatus has gone to the home from Grand Rapids.
The Jas tram garage automobile show continues to attract many spectators with new features and an improved display. A special exhibit demonstrates starting car short circuit systems using a large Buick. The show closes tomorrow at 10 o clock with expected unusually high attendance and prospects for a repeat next year.
Harry O. Price of the National Protective Legion reports a $1,000 draft from the Waverly NY head office payable to Mrs. Bessie C. Carey widow of William F. Carey who died February 28. The claim was filed March 3 and the draft dated March 9 shows prompt action. Carey took out a policy last April.
A. Roberts F. B. Koenig E. L. Yoder and Mr. Strausburg of Canton Unity No 3 I O O F Freeport visited Rockford last night to inspect the Rockford Canton The officers report an excellent showing and were more than pleased with the treatment received
Rev Henry Scheffner will preach at the Settlement home Sunday March 14 at 4 oclock with a Bible class at 3 oclock. Come and bring a friend.
In a Chicago courtroom the Hettinger Brokhausen damage case drew many spectators as Dr. Frank Allpert testified the disfigurement will worsen and hearing decline. Witnesses described vehicle tracks, the car's path, and Harold Hettinger's injuries including a torn ear and bruises. The defense then presented its version with Harold recounting the event.
Fire destroyed the large two story frame and brick farmhouse of Mrs. Susanna Fox in Florence township five miles west of Freeport on Pearl City road. Attic origin, chimney defect suspected. brick walls survived. Erected 1852 by John Girl, later owned by Andrew Fox. Contents saved. loss partly insured.
William Ploeger, Jefferson collector, filed books showing total to be collected 4826.82, delinquent 65.49, collected 4761.33, commission 93.43. B S Kauffman, Erin collector, reports total to be collected 842,383, delinquent 0, collected 3,998.79, commissions 696.96.
Excelsior ledge of Masons will confer the M M degree tonight. Lucretia notes a Gold Medal prize and silk looms as part of the event. Evgenia adds that the gift is a valued token.
Skates and admission ten cents for ladies tonight at the Rollaway. Pork roast priced per pound, pork coils and other meats also advertised. Cold roast pork and beef offered at Mann's Sausage Factory tomorrow with home rendered lard and related goods.
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