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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1908
Page
8
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Luther G. Younglove, Freeport alderman and livery proprietor on Exchange Street, adds a pallbearer coach of modern design with fall leather trimmings rubber tires and silver hub and door fittings. The new rig matches his upscale fleet and reflects his timekeeping and courteous service.
A historic medical ad offers a one hundred dollar reward for uncured catarrh and endorses Hall’s Catarrh Cure. It cites F J Cheney and a Toledo firm as trustworthy. The text claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, with price for pet bottle and availability from druggists.
Tomorrow at the Majestic the usual triple bill will be shown in Freeport about Crewe England steel rails car wheels and passenger coaches. It includes melting furnaces pouring molten metal into moulds heating piggots rolling rails and forming wheels and finished coaches. Also shown are Thieves Caught in Their Own Trap Kitchen Maids Dream Looking for a Medal and The Affianced with new illustrated songs.
An old advertorial touts Foley's Honey and Tar as preventing pneumonia from coughs and colds and promises rapid relief. It warns to refuse imitators and to choose the genuine product in a yellow package. Named individuals H. J. Moogk and Wim F Jungkunz are listed.
Tomorrow afternoon and night at the Grand feature reels from Yellowstone Park and a lineup including Customs Officials and Smugglers The Prisoners Escape The Fountain of Youth Sambo as Footman and The Adventures of a Hobo and his Palm Paris Miss Ruby Smith will sing three new songs Admission is ten cents to any part of the house.
An advertisement urges using Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds, warning against counterfeit products. It notes the genuine version comes in a yellow package and lists H. J. Moogk and Wm. F. Jungkyuz as endorsers or suppliers.
Beginning Saturday March 14 the Freeport Mercantile Co. will sell all merchandise at cash at cost. The store located in the Old Post Office building will close out in 15 days.
Mildred Shannon died Friday at 11 a.m. in Colorado Springs aged 24 after going there for health reasons last November accompanied by her sister Mrs J F Hance of Florence township. Born in Freeport August 16 1883 she was a Freeport High School graduate of 1900 and seven years a bookkeeper at Golden Eagle clothing house. She was the daughter of Mrs Anna L Shannon and the late Robert M Shannon and sister to Ethel Shannon and Agnes Shannon. Funeral at 3 p.m. Monday at 78 Douglas Avenue with Rev W McCaskill officiating. remains to be sent from Colorado Springs Sunday evening.
TL W Munn, longtime Freeport resident since 1870, observes his 84th birthday today. A native of Pottsdam New York he moved to the Currier farm east of town sixty years ago and later retired from active business, now living at 63 West Street. He is father to Currie Munn J B Munn and John Munn of Cincinnati.
The last will and testament of Isaac Klontz of Waddams has been probated. The widow receives life use of the property while she remains widow, then it goes to the children. Milton Klontz is named executor. The will is dated March 2, 1904.
The Carthage College Glee Club appeared at the Lutheran church last evening before a large audience. The group clearly knew how to please the crowd with their various musical selections.
Chicago market wrap reports closing quotes for May wheat at 6 5?, May pork at 1280 32, May lard at 7 0, May ribs at 6 60. Cattle at Union Stock Yards steady with Beevers 4 to 6 80, cows and heifers 2 000 to 5 25, stockers 5.00 to 4.00, hogs mixed around 4 72 to 4 76, heavy 4 75, sheep 3 0 00 steady at 3.00. The report notes February? final prices and market tone.
Republican voters of the town of Florence meet in elections on Friday March 20 from 2 to 4 p m to nominate a council ticket. B W Goodsell, committeeman.
The White Sanatorium charity department plans a benefit entertainment at the Grand Opera House in Freeport on Tuesday April 21. J and Mrs J Bassett Willard of Cincinnati headline the show Singin Skale Beginment, a lively act with songs, choruses, and comic impersonations.
The St Patrick day celebration by the Ladies Sodality of St Marys church will be in St Marys hall next Tuesday evening March 17. A fine program of amusements has been arranged for a pleasant evening with a dance and card party. Committees led by decoration chair H Reardon and card room chairs Edward McSherry Julia Clark Kate Stanley and M L Parker, with dining room leaders A Lichtenberger L M McGovern Mary Kleckner R J Byrne John Tracey and P O O Conner.
Tomorrow evening the Embury Epworth league plans a big meeting following last Sundays service led by Pres Blanchard. D W Morry will lead and speak on Why we go to church. Soprano Josephine Jamess Shimer of Waterloo Iowa visiting Miss Fern Austin will sing Santa Maria with violin by Mr Furst. All are urged to attend.
Probate of the will of late Gotlieb Shouer before Judge Clarity. The document directs division of remaining property among his children after certain bequests are paid. Executors named are sons Chris, Henry, and Gottlieb, each to receive 300 dollars for their services. Will dated July 28, 1907.
Deputy Sheriff Stewart arrested James Rice and John Stock on robbery charges after a night break in at Mr. Isaac's store. A search warrant led to Rice's room where Isaac identified the stolen articles. The pair are to face a hearing on Monday.
W H Altenborn transfers part section 2 Erin to William Rampenthal for 1400 dollars. Frank J Rudy transfers part section 38 Oneco to Edwin C Rudy for 1400 dollars.
The First ward school won second prize in a Chi cvavo newspaper contest and will receive a piano valued at $500.
A formal marriage license record lists Martin Halfwassen of Alexander Town and Agnes Kruse of German Valley as licensed to wed on the date shown.
Illness at the rectory causes Grace Church to cancel all services and Sunday school for the coming Sunday.
Careful selection avoids wasted effort as bulk seeds stay fresh each season. Our new stock directly from the most reliable sources ensures better results and money saving for your garden needs at 62 Stephenson St.
Ih and W catalog promotes gloves for driving and street wear focusing on comfort and dress occasions. The 3- inch price reference appears, with 18d value noted in bw, indicating catalog formatting.
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