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Newspaper

Freeport Daily Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1909

Page

5

Special Meetings Close at Embury Church

Embury Methodist Episcopal church held four services in a day as Rev. Ray C. Harker and Dr. G. D. Cleworth conducted revival efforts. Forty two converts joined Sunday marking a peak in three weeks of meetings, praised for gospel preaching without sensationalism. Cleworth from Chicago led morning and evening sermons and addressed men in the afternoon.

Em‘bury Methodist Episcopal Church Ray C. Harker G. D. Cleworth Chicago Cleworth Harker Embury Freeport Diversey Boulevard M. BA F. R. Briggs Rockford Rock River Conference

Conscience of the Masses Sermon at Independent Church

Rev W H Beynon spoke on The Conscience of the Masses at the Independent church Sunday evening using Matthew 11 28 29 as text. He argued the masses shift between right and wrong, citing Lincoln and American history, noting past exclusions from voting and the long path to equal rights and liberty.

Mr. Beynon Independent Church W. H. Beynon Lincoln Massachusetts South Carolina

Conscience of the masses drives reform movement

A reflection on how public conscience evolves from isolated reformers to mass action. The piece argues that laws change when the people demand justice and morality, contrasting past branding of criminals with opportunities for reform, and foreseeing a unified public pressure shaping courts, legislation, and social norms.

Quiet village election in Winslow with 53 votes cast

Winslow village primary on March 9 produced 27 license and 26 anti license votes. Slated officers include J. M. Gordon for president and trustees Edward Kuntz, Wm. C. Moyer, John Fritz. anti license slate led by J. R. Barr. Postmaster L. W. Smith resigns due to ill health. Arch Stewart and Samuel Sinclair seek the office. Orangeville ticket nominates S. D. Confer for president and G. S. Wagner as clerk with two trustees and a police magistrate.

Winslow Register J. M. Gordon Edward Kuntz Wm. C. Moyer John Fritz J. R. Barr L. H. Fuller Adam Beck Adam Wales L. W. Smith Arch Stewart Samuel Sinclair Mr. Smith Orangeville S. D. Confer G. S. Wagner D. A. Schoch E. Bolender R. W. Moore Henry Ritzman Charles Goodrich Henry Fisher Rock Grove Goodrich Freeport Wiebaux Mont Lee Goodrich

Social at Parsonage for Van Brocklin W C T U

The Van Brocklin W C T U hosts a Friday social at the parsonage on March 19 with free cake pie and coffee. A playful sizing-pledge asks attendees to pay two pence per foot of height and one cent per odd inch, all for a good cause, with a twent feet tall joke.

van Brocklin W. C. T. U

Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Advertisement Promises Quick Relief

An ad touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a universal cure for constipation indigestion liver trouble and related ailments with a guaranteed claim backed by a wealthy company. It offers a free sample by mailing an address to Pepsin Syrup Co Monticello and notes price 50c to $1 at druggists.

Rain-coats and Jackets Cleaned by French Dry System

Advertisement notes rain coats cravenettes spring jackets cleaned by the French Dry Cleaning System at B. B. Dye Works with playful quip about reading the Journal’s want column.

B. B. Dye Works Lodwin

Browne Speaks on Nature and Civic Beauty at Freeport Woman's Club

Hon. J Stanley Browne editor of the Rockford Morning Star addresses the Freeport High School Domestic Science and Art departments event. He argues sparrows crows and woodchucks aid agriculture and urges beautifying vacant lots to uplift city life. Mrs Browne accompanies him. Miss Richeson leads a domestic science display and lunch. Mrs Oyler sings two solos to conclude.

Woman's Club Freeport High School Alice Sanborn Brown J. Stanley Browne Rockford Morning Star Brown Browne State Civil Service Commission Taylor Watertown Asylum Manual Training Miss Dana Miss Richeson Oyler

Gregory Opens Letter on Franchise Time Extension in Freeport

Open letter from Chas E Gregory of Chicago explains why he seeks extra time to complete gas and electric plant obligations in Freeport. He defends backing sources, cites bank endorsements, and rejects personal attacks while urging fair treatment from city council amid competition with the Freeport Gas Light and Coke Co.

Chas. E. Gregory Freeport, Ill Freeport Journal Freeport Freeport Gas Light & Coke Co Shaw G. B. Shaw Charles E. Gregory Eng Chicago Authority Gas. Co Chase, Gregory

Freeport Personal Notes Highlight Local Visitors

A long list of residents and visitors appears from Freeport and surrounding towns. Mies Rose Mensenkamp spent Sunday in Helviders while W. H. Diffenbaugh called on businesses in Dixon. Chicago visitors include Mrs. Alfred Hoefer visiting her sister, and Miss Meta Krueger in town for dressmakers openings.

Mies Rose Mensenkamp Helviders W. H. Diffenbaugh Dixon Alfred Hoefer Chicago B. A. Anno J.J. Shafter Rock Grove F. B. Carpenter L. T. Brown Newport N. H Freeport Charles Queat Milwaukee, Wis G. W. Queat Meta Krueger F. B. Krueger John Alberts Martha Lottie Forreston Eleanor Collins Ruth Collins Art Institute Clark Munn Milwaukee L. W. Munn West Street Mr. Munn Cannon and Sons Walter and Clarence Shabbona, Ir Harry Meyer Pecatonica Elizabeth Lakemacher Cedar Rapids Iowa Wilbur Reitzel Reitzel

It Saved His Leg From Eczema Cure

Water town Wisconsin reader J A Swenson recounts ten years of eczema thwarted by 15 doctors until Bucklen's Arnica Salve healed him. The ad touts the salve as infallible for skin eruptions boils burns and other injuries, priced 25 cents at Joseph Emmert.

J. A. Swenson Watertown Wis Bucklen Joseph Emmert

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Daily Journal Delivery Ad Sets Citywide Rate

The Daily Journal announces citywide delivery available for 10 cents per week.

Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promises Quick Cure

An advertisement asserts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin cures indigestion constipation headache halitosis malaria and other stomach liver or bowel ailments in all ages. It guarantees results and offers a free sample by sending address to Pepsin Syrup Co 119 Caldwell Building Monticello Iowa. Bottles sell for 50 cents and 1 dollar at druggists.

Dr. Caldwell Pepsin Syrup Co Caldwell Bldg Monticello Monticello, I

Special Tax Notice From Tax Collector Office

Special notice warns that the Special Tax Collector's office closes March 20 and all taxpayers owing improvement tax must call to settle assessments to avoid delinquent listing. Griffin F E Dittmar, Special Tax Collector.

F. E. Dittmar Griffin

Naperville Man Murdered on Hazy Colorado Trail

Pueblo March 13 From officers information in the Peter Dieter murder case it is believed the body was placed in a trunk and buried miles from the crime scene Ray Gordon who lived with Dieter left Rye with a trunk using a borrowed team and later was seen near a railroad station Gordon’s arrest is expected E M Dieter a Naperville cousin left the scene due to a snow storm but will return to continue the search for the body

Tewak and Gerted Pueblo Colo Peter Dieter Naperville Ill Dieter Ray Gordon Rye Gordon E.M. Dieter

State Horseshoers to Convene in Rockford

Plans for the annual convention of master horseshoers of the state set Rockford as the meeting site on April 8 and 9. The I O O F hall on South Main Street hosts sessions while Nelson hotel serves as headquarters. Expected attendance exceeds 500 horseshoers from across the state.

Rockford

Argyle Hotel Sold to Lewis Reed at Argyle

M E McDonnell sells the City hotel at Argyle to Lewis Reed of Lamont. Reed takes possession March 23. McDonnell buys the residence once owned by his son John McDonnell at Argyle.

Argyle M. E. McDonnell Lewis Reed Lamont Mr. Reed Mr. McDonnell John McDonnell

Clothing sale notice from B B Dye Works

Urgent appeal to call now for clothing held for customers. Do not delay. send all out of date garments to our shop. Try on older suits and benefit from our pressing services as the shop promotes its clothing services.

B. B DeVore Club Mick Calidren Orion Aose

Patent Medicine Claims Strength and Health Benefit

An advertisement promotes a tonic claiming to strengthen the body, feed the tissues, and drive impurities from the system. It asserts efficacy against colds, pneumonia, and consumption, boasting fifty years of use and personal endorsement by Father Johns.

John

Relief for veterans encampment planned in Aurora

A March 15 notice from the War Lords committee outlines welfare coverage for several thousand visitors at the May 18 to 20 encampment of the Gide RR and related groups. It includes a resolution offering free medical services to visiting members of the Grand Army Post and auxiliary society during the forty third Army of the Republic of Minnesota event in this city.

Aurora Mitteea State Department Gide RR Tilinois

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