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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1906
Page
2
Announce Yourself for County Treasurer and Sheriff
A fragmented political notice lists multiple individuals including Gant Shaffer and Everett? Brubaker announcing candidacies for Stephenson County Treasurer and Sheriff with references to Republican primaries and nominations. The text shows several spellings and names, indicating a shared public notice of candidates and party primary conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gant
Shereby
Stephenson County
B. F. Brubaker
Illinois legislative and school official candidate notices
Local notices announce multiple candidates for Illinois General Assembly positions and County Superintendent of Schools. Names include William W. Krape J J Shaffer and Henry Ritzman, all intent on Republican primaries. Dates and exact district details are partially garbled but indicate primary election stakes within the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lhereby
General Assembly
Illinois
Republican Party
William W. Krape
D&wtf
Henry Ritzman
Freeport tax collector and Stephenson County clerk candidate notices
The tax collector of Freeport Frank F. Pickard announces candidacy for county clerk in the Republican primaries. M Malnix also announces a bid for Stephenson County clerk in the Republican primary process. F C Held is listed as another candidate for county clerk in Stephenson County under the same primary system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
Frank F. Pickard
Republican County Convention Called for Stephenson County
By direction of the Stephenson County Republican County Central Committee the Republican voters of Stephenson County Illinois are urged to meet in a Republican County Convention at the County Club rooms Freeport on May 8 1908 at 2 pm to select delegates to the State and Congressional districts conventions and to nominate Republican candidates for county offices including county judge clerk treasurer sheriff and county superintendent of schools. nominations to be by plurality at the primary on April 28 1908 from noon to 7 pm. total delegates 244 allocated by township and precinct based on 1904 presidential votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenson County
Republican County Central Committee
Illinois
County Club
Freeport
18Th
Iown
Picnic Date Named by Modern Woodmen Delegates
Will Name Picnic Date and a large number of delegates from camps in northern Illinois and southern Wisconsin gather in Freeport next Wednesday for the convention to select the date for the annual picnic. The convention will be at city hall followed by a banquet at Beitz hall with Harris complete orchestra providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of America
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Freeport
Beitz’ Hall
Harris
Hatlesgness Headaches and Disorders Highlighted by Many
Medical notes describe a range of headaches and disorders affecting individuals, with details suggesting diverse symptoms. Mountain Bea is noted as a focal point in a discussive report, while Tea, Ea, and Emmert are mentioned in relation to the topic.
Street improvements by Prof. Baker on brick pavements
Prof. I O Baker of the University of Illinois outlines brick pavement methods to reduce wear and noise. He compares sand and Portland cement grout fillers, noting costs, advantages, and drawbacks, including rumbles, repair difficulty, and maintenance needs for joints and edges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. O. Baker
University of Illinois
Illinois Society of Engineers and Surveyors
Asphalt filler debuts for brick pavement joints
A lengthy look at brick pavement filling compares tar and asphalt options. It notes tar fillers soften in heat and crumble in winter, causing rumbling. asphalt from American Asphaltum & Rubber Co meets strict specs and remains durable, sealing joints, preventing water ingress, and aiding repairs. The Bay City project in 1899 shows endurance and cost considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UO Désrecs F
Middle West
American Asphaltum & Rubber Company
Bay City
Mich
Reformed Churches to Merge in Charlotte Conference
A federation of seven denominations is expected from a Charlotte conference. Represented are the Presbyterian Church, Presbyterian Church of the South, United Presbyterian church, Reformed Church in the United States, Reformed Church in America, and the Reformed Presbyterian church. The move aims at closer union after years of study and earlier Pittsburg meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
N. C
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church of the South
United Presbyterian Church
Reformed Church In the
General Assemblies
General Symools
Joint Committee
Original Nelson memorandum offered at Christies
Nelson and Trafalgar London March 14 report an original memorandum issued by Nelson from the Victory off Cadiz dated October 10 1805. Autograph draft on engaging the French fleet, rare and valued highly. The document has circulated in copies but the public only recently learned of the original draft’s existence. It has been in a family near Merton Abbey and is expected to fetch a fabulous price. Nine years ago Nelsons autograph memoir sold at Sothebys for 5000 dollars then resold to an American at a higher price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Christie’s
Nelson
Cadiz
Merton Abbey
Sotheby’s
Cherry camp meeting and social for members and husbands
Cherry camp R N will hold an important meeting this evening followed by a social for the members and their husbands. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry Camp
R. N
Contention Over N C B By-Products Stock Fight
A dispute erupts over management changes at the Natural Carbon By-Products Co. Nashville financier I R Jeffers defends his push to protect small stockholders, while A Baumgarten of Freeport alleges unethical pressure and seeks a fair hearing for investors. Jeffers assures no intention to misuse conditions and hopes for a reasonable adjustment to avert losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Baumgarten
East Freeport
Champion Coming Archie Hahn to Visit, Race and Olympics
Champion sprinter Archie Hahn, world title holder, will visit his parents at 109 Oak Street next week before racing in New York. He plans to sail for Athens in April to compete in the Olympic games. Hahn owns a 30 piece trophy collection including a $260 silver cup, a $350 cup, and three race medals valued at $75 each, to be exhibited at Theodore Koch's sample room all next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Hahn
Charles A. Hahn
Oak Street
Cincinnati
New York
Hahn
Athens
Greece
St. Louis Exposition
Theodore Koch
Saloon Lease Offer Looms for Stephenson Street Building
George Schaub has received a bid from a well known saloon man to lease the Winslow boot and shoe store building on Stephenson street. The offer reportedly pays 76 dollars monthly. The block has had no saloon since Ed Merck ran The Office sample room and Schaub will decide in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schaub
Winslow
Stephenson Street
Ed. Merck
Mr. Schaub
Nominations Open for Township Tickets Next Monday
Time runs out for nominations on Monday for township tickets as Republicans push to field a full slate. Democratic caucus scheduled Monday afternoon with many candidates declaring for various posts. So far only two Republicans, Frank Pickard for town collector and Frank Southwick for highways commissioner, are openly running.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pickard
Frank Southwick
Personal notices of local residents and visitors
The column lists residents and guests traveling to and from Dixon Freeport Forreston and Chicago as well as visits to relatives and friends. It notes C H Luce transacting business at Dixon Mrs N Gartman visiting Everts J M Cain a morning passenger for Forreston F R Rice returning from Chicago Mrs John Vaupel visiting Florence Mrs J Neidig Clarno guest of Freeport L M Davis visiting Everts Frank Meiers Beloit guests in the city John Wagner Sterling arriving on business Mrs John Link and Mrs Hirat Forreston visiting friends Mr and Mrs W G Morris and son visiting friends Mrs Henry Timmer and Mrs J Heitman Forreston visiting Freeport Robert Gibson returning to Cleveland after staying with Mr and Mrs Frank Furry Rev W A Schutte oill go to Dodgeville for a lecture on Twentieth Century Knighthood Miss Jane McConnville Harlem Corners home for spring break Mrs R K Howell Dodgeville arriving to live with daughter Mrs Charles Hahn Miss Isibelle Moogh Miss Bertha Lakemacher going to Chicago with friends United States Deputy W D Mack going to Belvidere to arrest Skinny Bishop for revenue law violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Cain
Forreston
F. R. Rice
Chicago
John Vaupel
Florence
J. Neidig
Clarno
Freeport
L. M. Davis
Everts
Frank Meiers
Beloit
John Wagner
Sterling
John Link
Hirat
W. G. Morris and Son
Dixon
Henry Timmer
J. Heitman
Robert Gibson
Cleveland
Ohio
Frank Furry
W. A. Schutte
Dodgeville
Jane McConnville
Harlem Corners
RK. Howell
Charles Hahn
Isibelle Moogh
Bertha Lakemacher
United States
W. D. Mack
Belvidere
Skinny
Bishop
Hanover Railway Company Incorporation Issued
The secretary of state issues a license of incorporation to the Hanover Railway Company with principal office in Hanover Illinois. The line runs from a point on the C B and Q BRR at Hanover station to a point on the Chicago Great Western railroad at North Hanover in Jo Daviess county. Incorporators and first directors are Benj Eadie William Speer George Jeffers John Eadie and AB White all of Hanover Illinois. Capital is $50000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
Hanover Railway Company
Hanover
Hanover Station
Ill
Chicago Great Western Railway
North Hanover
Jo Daviess County
Benj. Eadie
William Speer
George Jeffers
John Eadie
A. B. White
To Cure a Felon Bucklen Salve Ad Likely Publicity
An advertisement features Sam Kendall of Phillipsburg Kansas recommending Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a quick cure for burns boils sores scalds wounds piles eczema salt rheum chapped hands sore feet and sore eyes. The claim notes a six cent price at Joseph Emmert’s drug store with a guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Kendall
Phillipsburg
Kan
Bucklen
Joseph Emmert
Orville Waters Ends Downward Path With Gallows
Mount Carroll Mirror recounts Orville Waters a Carroll County youth once linked to crime who drifted west after larceny conviction during the Marcus train robbery term. Found guilty again in Colorado for murder he was hanged. His father from Malvern White Side County moved to near Coleta. The story links smoking cigars to Waters downfall and notes his troubled behavior in Carroll County Jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll
Mount Carroll Mirror
Orville ‘Waters
Orville
Milledgevile
Marcus
Colorado
Young Waters
Carroll’county
Malvern
Whiteside County
Coleta
Carroll County
Starving Woman Healed By Electric Bitters
Mrs. Mary H. Walters of Columbus Ohio claims she was near death from a stomach weakened by drugs and nerves. She says after using Electric Bitters her condition improved at once and she fully recovered. The tonic, 50 cents, is guaranteed by Joseph Emmert, druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary H. Walters
St. Clair Street
Columbus
Joseph Emmert
Weekly sheet music bargains at AGS store
Advertises sheet music for one week at six cents per copy and lists Allington Music Store as a source with prices shown in old pence and shillings format. Mentions popular sheet music available at AGS and Allington with a price of 18s 10d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AGS
Allington
Building and Loan Stock Available in Freeport
Freeport Building and Loan Association offers Fiftieth series stock with monthly payments of fifty cents per share and no membership fee. High loan demand as the building season begins promises profitable investment of the association's funds, announced by Co. F. Hildreth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport Building and Loan Association
Co. F. Hildreth
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Mos
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Stephengon County
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Jomopron
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H. F. Hawke
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Oseph
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Frank Erwin
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Ongman
Jason Olingman
Rock Grove
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Anne Cecessensesee
Tilinois
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Prof. Baker
The
University of
Chabon
MR. Baumgarten
MR. Jeppers
Jeffers
Auitigarten
Archie Haiti
Winslow's Shoe Store
C. H. Luce
Mrs. N. Gartman
Waters
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Ag - Sr
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John Schwarz & Sons Wholesale & Retail Dealers
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