Stephenson County Fish and Game Association Plans and Fish Stocking
The Stephenson County Fish and Game Protective Association supports an aggressive campaign to enforce fish and game laws. Illinois plans to stock streams with fish, prioritizing public waters then municipal or private waters, with distribution aided by United States Fish Commission cars and crews.
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Stephenson County Fish ‘and. Game. Protective Association
State Fish Commission
United States Fish Commission
United States Commission
Iwe
Illinois
The
Union
J. L. Leary
San Marcos
Texas
American Fisheries Society
Atlantic City
New Men to Run Campaign in Republican Committee
Washington reports growing certainty that Representative Baddock of Wisconsin will retire as chairman of the Republican congressional campaign committee. Possible successors include Tawney of Minnesota Watson of Indiana Sherman of New York Hull of Iowa and other veterans.
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Washington
Representative Baddock
Wisconsin
Cam ‘Paign
House
Babcock
Overstreet
Indiana
Congressional Committee
National Committee
Tawney
Minnesota
James E. Watson
Sherman
New York
Hull
Iowa
Massachusetts hearing targets Rochelle salts in baking powders
At a Massachusetts Public Health Committee hearing on a bill to curb wholesale drugging, Boston physicians urged banning Cream of Tartar Baking Powders that leave Rochelle Salts in food. They attacked misleading labels and promoted Calumet as pure, urging shoppers to avoid adulterated powders and favor brands guaranteeing no Rochelle Salts or Alum.
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Committee On Public Health
Massachusetts
Boston
Dr. Hartung
C. O. Kepler
Fpf
B. Foster
G.M. Palmer
Tartar Trust
Calumet Baking Powder Company
Change in Ruts on Dubuque Division Rail Runs
Waterloo Times-Tribune notes a sawing run addition on the Dubuque division prompts a schedule change between Waterloo and Freeport. Engineer Clermont of the Cedar Rapids branch gets a main lineEast of here with John Mulkern mentioned as the reliable swing candidate, a run he preferred and performed well.
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Waterloo Times-Tribune
Dubuque
Freeport
Clermont
Cedar Rapids
John Mulkern
John
Pastor Cooley Returns After Church Anniversary
Rev Dr Cooley formerly served as pastor of the First Baptist Church in the city during the seventies and attended the church's sixtieth founding anniversary before returning to Chicago this morning.
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Dr. Cooley
First Baptist Church
Chicago
Nourish the body with Scott's Emulsion
An advertising notice declares Scott's Emulsion the best nourishment, claiming easy digestion and improved digestion for those run down or whose ordinary food fails to nourish. It invites readers to try the product and lists Scott & Bowne as the address in New York.
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Scott
Illinois Railroads Press Rates Case Before Deneen
Arguments by railroads and Governor Deneen before the Illinois railroad and warehouse commission center on whether freight rates for classes 6 through 10 should rise. Testimony by Charles J. Smith and Edward Bowes claims Illinois carload rates are lower than Indiana or Iowa, with final decision expected by April 1.
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Springfield
Ilinois
Illinois Railroad’ and Warehouse Commission
Deneen
Charles’ J.,smith
Edward Bowes
Illinois Central Railroad
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Hamlin
Illinois Commission
Commission
Commission of the
Central States
Rocky Mountain Tea Promotes Women’s Domestic Arts
Advert for Rocky Mountain Tea by Joseph Emmert urging women to master baking washing singing and playing. The note claims a wife lacks these talents unless trained, reflecting dated gender roles and marketing language.
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Toay
Rocky Mountain Tea
Joseph Emmert
Interurban Trades and Labor Council Proposed Across Four Cities
Beloit Janesville Freeport and Rockford discuss forming a central trades and labor body with delegates from each council. A Freeport label league would push union made goods. Officials urge full attendance. absentees to be reported. Any union cardholder may attend all meetings.
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Freeport
Beltolt
Janesville
Rockford
Stephenson
Trades and Labor Reeport
Beloit
Janes
IE48
Interurban Trades and Labor Council
Freeport Label League
oFville
Rocksd & Rs
Trades and Labor Council
Glenn
William F Jungkunz Offers Free Treatment Trial for Catarrh
Win. F Jungkunz declares a liberal offer to treat the worst catarrh case in Freeport using Hyomei. He states the method cures by inhaling medicated air with no stomach dosing and offers a money back if Hyomei fails. The complete Hyomei outfit costs $1 with extra bottles at 50 cents each.
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Freeport
Voibe
Cour
Jungkunz
Farmers Tied Up at Home by Worst Illinois Roads
In Central Illinois farmers face unprecedented isolation as deep snow and muddy, poorly drained roads strand people at home. The text warns that distant travel remains near impossible, with gravel offering only partial relief and draft loss still substantial.
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Illinola
Tllinois
Illinois
Green Bay Denies Fox River Valley League Interest
Green Bay baseball officials deny reports they will join the Fox River Valley league headed by B J Husting of Fond du Lac. They warn such stories harm the Wisconsin state league and threaten the Green Bay club if forced to choose between leagues. Oshkosh prospects for a 1906 team are described as encouraging with league meetings deferred to late month.
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Green Bay
Marc
Green Bay Baseball Association
Fox River Valley
Milwaukee
B. J. Husting
Fond du Lac
Pete” Husting
Fox River Valley League
Wisconsin State League
Valley League
Oshkosh
Green’ Bay
Funeral for Miss Jessie Drew Draws Local and Out of Town Attendees
The funeral was held at 2 pm yesterday at G. M. Holly's home in Lena with Rev. H. L. Martin of Rockford, and Revs. L. M. Gates and M. E. Dix officiating. Floral tributes included a Gates Alora tribute from convicts at Salt Lake City. Attendees from Rockford, Freeport, Chicago and Dubuque attended, with several Lena residents noted visiting or traveling.
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Ena
Jessie Drew
G. M. Holly
H. Lt. Martin
Rockford
L. M Gates
M. E. Dix
State Penitentiary
Salt Lake City
Drew
Amon
Will Blinn
Kate Leamon
Alfred Drew
G. M. Bassett
Chicago
J. EB. Eichelberger
J. Aue
J. A. Clark
Gaughter
Freeport
J. Dennison
Dubuque
C. P. Leitzel
Dakota
Lena
Andy Young
Nora
John Lobdell
Ida Wingart
Neilsville
Wis
George Houser
Orlando Wewer
Wisconsin League Featured In 1906 Spalding Guide Portraits and History
The 1906 Spalding Baseball Guide features the Wisconsin State League in a prominent section with team portraits and league averages from its first year. John T. Powers writes the league history, and editorials discuss rule changes, play versus work, and the professional season of 1905 along with umpire treatment and press influence.
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Spalding
Henry Chadwick
Freeport
John T. Powers
Breath of Life and Powerful Lungs Idea
Mrs. Ora A. Stephens of Port Williams Ohio credits Dr King’s New Discovery with stopping a two year cough and curing suspected consumption. The druggist Joseph Emmert guarantees it. price 50 cents and 1.00 with a free trial bottle offered.
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Ora A. Stephens
Port Willams, O
Dr. King
Joseph Emmert
Closing Out Sale at I M Willies Grocery Freeport
The stock of I M Willie s grocery at 128 Chicago street Freeport Illinois has been transferred to Mercantile Closing Sale Go Chicago for liquidation. Mr C G Bradley will supervise the sale and expects to run until the stock is exhausted. Fixtures are for sale and customers are urged to come early for low prices with no profit.
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I. M. Willie's
Chicago Street
Freeport
Mercantile
Chicago
C. G. Bradley
Berore
Gale
H. B. Exn
Q Lég
Aid for Japan famine spurs Mission Board relief
The Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions plans substantial aid to famine sufferers in Japan. Rice crop loss totals 17 percent, equivalent to 84 million yen. The three hardest districts Miyagi Fukushima and Iwate bear over one third of the damage, with 700000 northern poor at risk unless relief arrives.
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Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
New York
Japan
Miyagi
Fukushima
Iwata
Relief From External Aid Dictates Famine Response
Residents endure food shortages with limited supplies of cakes acorns and nut foods. Authorities note external relief is essential as the supply of these staples risks depletion.
Denge Store Music Prices Skimmed From Fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows prices and notes for music copies at 16 cents per copy, with garbled text indicating a store listing. Unable to confirm full items or dates due to damaged source.
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Teal Deat
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