Republican Ticket Names From Rawleigh City Clerk Race
Republican ticket listings show candidates for mayor and wards, with names for aldermen first and second wards, and third ward. Also includes assistant supervisors town clerk assessor collector and a slate of constables.
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Bae Shee T
Rawleigh
Y Oha Aw
Cy Kensie
Wagner
Alder Men
Younge Harke
Sohiuig Hi. Wieman
G Winte ER
Republican Town
Phillip Moler
Henry Trepus
Roy Loveland
M. Kauffman
August Bubsman
George W. Rand
Illiam Trotter
W. W. Wheat Baiah
W. Chapman
Fred W. Bouthwick
Asa Cantrile
Local tobacconist and cigar ads in Freeport listings
Readable fragments show Brown Dollmeyer's and W. J. Young & Co. listings, J Grafton's cigar tore, Carey's tobacco store at 42 Stephenson Street, and an ad at the Brewster House near 27 Stephenson Street. Contains sourced names and street addresses for local shops.
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Brown & Dollmeyer’s
W. J
Young & Co
J. Grafton
Stephenson St
Carey’s Tobacco Store
Brewster House
Personal notices from Freeport and surrounding towns
Morning passenger J F Hill travels to Polo. H B Erb calls at Lena. J H Bast from Winslow visits Freeport. Flossie Fritz of Winslow guests Freeport friends. I A Penticoff returns after Winslow visit. C C Hanson of Argyle calls on business. Eunice Smith of Warren Til in Freeport. F H Schmaling to Foreston after Freeport business. Grace Howe to Darlington Wis for stenography job. Mrs M E Gilman of Eleroy visits Freeport. Mrs M P Thurber of Savanna returns home after guest stay with Pratt. John Ellsworth returns to Chicago after visit with Saxby. Charles Brock travels to Bloomington for nephew’s funeral. B M Brubaker and daughter return from sister-in-law Brubaker. Gladys Bramley returns to Springfield Mo. Rev W H Beynon at Winslow with W C U. Mrs Burt Davis returns home to Polo. Rev George T McCullum of Chicago visits East Freeport for Congregational work. Esther Sheetz arrives from De Kalb normal for spring vacation. P O Fenna of Argyle visits Freeport and goes to Chicago. Mrs George Oblander and children travel to Bushnell for illness of Mrs Oblander’s mother Mrs M V B Brigham. Morrison McCann, Kansas City Vet College student, expected Saturday for spring vacation.
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H.B. Erb
Lena
J. H. Bast
Winslow
Freeport
Mies Flossie Fritz
I. A. Penticoff
C. C. Hanson
Argyle
Eunice Smith
Warren, Til
F. H. Schmaling
Forreston
Grace Howe
Darlington
Wis
M. E. Gilman
Eleroy
Vivian Gilman
M. P. Thurber
Savanna
Robert Pratt
Gladys Bramley
Johnson
Springfield
W.H. Beynon
Burt Davis
Joseph ‘Kolling
Polo
George T. McCullum
Chicago
East Freeport
Esther Sheetz
de Kalb Normal School
P. O. Fenna
George Oblander
Bushnell
Ill
Morrison McCann
Kansas City Veterinary College
Kansas City
W. J. McCann
Medicines From Roots and Herbs Then and Now
In old days grandmothers relied on cures from field roots and herbs. Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, a standard remedy for women's ills, originated this way. For thirty years it has fulfilled its promises by helping thousands of women.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Guild Re elects Officers At Grace Parish
The Agnes guild of Grace parish church re elected officers. President Mrs H S Bowler Vice president Mrs George Doll secretary Mrs N T Cobb treasurer BR K Farwell.
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Agnes Guild
Grace Pai Church
H. 8. Bowler
George Doll
N. 'T’, Cobb
Ftc
BR. K. Farwell
Sick and Afflicted, Madison Journal Item
Edward Dugan a brakeman on the Lilinoig central passenger train between dison and Freeport is confined to a home at 349 West Main Street with a sprained ankle. Med Gee is ill.
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Madison Journal
Edward
Dugan
Lilinoig
Refit Row Notes At Galena Street Yard
A fragment mentions a refit at 190 Galena Street Yard with scant readable details. The text is garbled and offers no clear names or dates beyond the location. Additional context is unavailable.
Money lures man to crime in Dubuque theft case
Joe Sullivan of Dubuque is jailed after allegedly stealing 150 dollars from a camping party while acting as cook. He was found intoxicated in Freeport with only 2.05 left of the sum. Sheriff Dunn transported him toward Dubuque for further proceedings.
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Joe Sullivan
Dubuque
van Buren Street
Geithman
Sullivan
Dunn
Freeport
St. Paul
Savanna
Rockford
Company L Inspection At Armory By Col Channon
Col Channon of the Sixth regiment inspected Company L at the Armory last night. He praised the unit as well drilled and in good condition. Company L has 35 men and seeks full strength. Capt Elliott of the US regulars will inspect in Freeport on April 6.
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Armory Hall
Col. Channon
Sixth Regiment
Rock Island
Channon
Elliott
United States Regulars
Freeport
Leland Snyder Improves After Planing Mill Accident
Leland Snyder son of William Snyder of Orangeville was injured at the Samuel Heise planing mill Thursday afternoon. His left arm was broken below the shoulder but no internal injuries were found. A nearby person grabbed him as he was whirled over a shaft, likely saving his life. Grandparents Mr and Mrs J H Snyder of Freeport were visiting Orangeville at the time.
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Leland Snyder
William Snyder
Orangeville
Samuel Heise
J. H. Snyder
Freeport
Boarding House Closes as Mrs Lawver Leaves Town
Mrs Louise Lawver at 181 Walnut Street will close her boarding house April 1 and move to Chicago. She has run a strictly first class establishment and patrons regret her departure from town.
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Louise Lawver
Walnut Street
Chicago
Electric Bitters cures boy with eczema in Henrietta
The mother of H. M. Adams of Henrietta Pa reports her five year battle with eczema harmed the boy’s lungs. Seven bottles of Electric Bitters cured him completely. The ad claims relief for eruptions besema salt rheum sores and all blood disorders and rheumatism. Only 60c guaranteed by Joseph Ammer.
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H. M. Adams
Henrietta
Joseph Ammert
Arrest Horse Thief After Elgin Capture
Sherif Milner and Rudolph Roth returned from Elgin with a suspect named Thomas Brown, born in Montreal, held for stealing a horse from Yellow Creek brewery. Brown refused to reveal details, was arrested by Elgin liveryman Dean Hunter, and later turned over to Freeport police after a reward dispute. A compass and wire cutters were found on Brown, who pledged to speak in court.
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Sherif Milner
Rudolph Roth
Elgin
Yellow Creek
Thomas Brown
Montreal
Canada
Brown
Dean Hunter
Hunter
Milner
United States
Higin
Janesville
Freeport
How a Family of Eleven Lived on $10 per Week
Mrs I M Bailey opened the Mothers club session at the Settlement Home to discuss a St Louis item titled How a Family of Eleven Lived on 10 per Week. The talk highlighted close buying and bargain hunting for food and clothing with examples such as a ten cent soup bone, potatos and rice to feed eleven, followed by a short piano program by Miss M Hawke.
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I. M. Bailey
Mothers’ Club
St. Louis
M. Hawke
Bailey
Burkhardt and Wohlford Reach Out of Court Settlement
The Burkhardt versus Wohlford case, slated for today’s trial, settled out of court. Wohlford will pay Burkhardt 450 for the care and keep of the child and allow visitation between families. Court costs taxed to the defendant. Petit jury dismissed. only two trials held this term, Courtney and Miller and Hettinger versus Brokhausen.
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Burkhardt
Courtney
Miller
Hettinger
Brokhausen
Special U C T Meeting Initiates Two Candidates
A special meeting of the I. C. is set for Saturday at 2 PM to initiate two candidates, Joseph Redlinger who travels for Pope Manufacturing Co and Wim Cantrell of International Harvester Co. The event highlights the union's advancement efforts and member involvement.
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Joseph Redlinger
Pope Manufacturing Co
Wim. C. Cantrell
International Harvester Co
Harry Stahl Buys Auto In Freeport Scout Wagon Prospect
Harry Stahl joins the ranks of scout wagon proprietors after purchasing a forty horsepower four cylinder Oakland car. This marks the first Oakland in Freeport, showcasing his entry into local motor trade.
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Harry Stahl
Freeport
It Saved His Leg Says Swenson of Wisconsin
A Wisconsin man credits Bucklen's Arnica Salve with curing ten years of eczema after 15 doctors failed. The announcer claims the salve is infallible for skin eruptions, eczema, salt rheum, boils, fever sores, burns, scalds, cuts and piles. Available for 25 cents at Joseph Emmert.
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J. A. Swenson
Watertown
Wis
Bucklen
Joseph Emmert
Parisian Sage Hair Grower Promises Wide Cure
A prominent American druggist predicts Parisian Sage will be used nationwide in eight years if its sales grow as in the past year. He claims it cures dandruff and baldness by killing scalp germs, with a two week guarantee or money back. Available for 50 cents at Wm. F. Jungkunz or by mail from Giroux Mfg. Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
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America
Wm. F. Jungkunz
Express
Giroux Mfg. Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Spring Millinery Opening Promises Stylish City Hats
Freeport milliners prepare for a big spring opening with extensive stocks and varied styles. The article highlights new colors, straw brads, directoire pokes, and the aeroplane novelty hat with its turbans, beak and marabout nubia, plus evolving veil arrangements as shops ready for the season.
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Freeport
Directoire
The
Daily Tribune
Presbyterian Church Trustees Elect Two Trustees for Three Years
Large attendance at the annual congregational meeting of the First Presbyterian church Thursday night. Reports of societies and committees were read and approved. John Burrell and T. B. Gemmill elected trustees for three years.
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Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
John Burrell
Gemmill
Pays and Pleases To Look Over Your Wearing Apparel
Request to inspect all clothing and accessories and forward items for reuse to B B Dye Works dated 3 23 dwit, urging owners to send wearables for processing.
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B. B. Dye Works
Bick and Affacted Condition of Mrs Shaul
Mrs Shaul remains in a very weak condition ten days after a fall. Doctors report no dramatic change in her health and describe her as catalyzed by her injuries, with prognosis still guarded and care continuing at the hospital.
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Shaul
Nearly Centenarian Mrs Joan Kepp Passes in Freeport
Mrs. Joan Kepp aged nearly 100 died at 6 30 this morning at her daughter’s home 96 Arcade avenue Freeport after a long illness from pneumonia and age related complications She was born in Pommeren Germany March 6 1813 and came to America with her daughter The funeral will be at her granddaughter’s home Sunday afternoon then at the German Lutheran church Rev Lanck will officiate and interment will be in city cemetery.
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Joan Kepp
August Katz
Arcade Avenue
Freeport
Kepp
Veceased
Pommeren
Germany
America
Charles Bessert
Frank
Charles
Fred Beassert
August Kutz
August Bodenstein
August Kuts
German Lutheran Church
Mr. Landeck
Spanish War Veterans Tonight Meeting
A regular meeting of the United Spanish War Veterans will be held at the G. A. R. hall tonight. Full attendance is desired.
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United Spanish War Veterans
G. A. R. Hall
Debate at Rockford Heats Up For High School Contest
Judge O. KE. Heard traveled to Rockford this afternoon to preside as judge in the Auror and Rockford High School debate on immigration. Both schools had been Beloit college debating league members and were defeated in preliminaries. The evening event is strictly a school contest.
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O. KE. Heard
Rockford
Moves to Morrison for new home
Mrs. H. L. Hall went to Morrison this morning where she will establish her future home. Mr. Hall has resided in Morrison for some time.
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H. L. Hall
Morrison
Mr. Hall
Time Past and Clanaxed in Plumbing Business
Time Past in the plumbing trade notes Hall being accompanied by Maud Koehter during a visit to the Hall home for a few days. The fragment mentions Mr Hall and Mrs Koehter in a domestic context within the business setting.
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Hall
Mias Maud Koehter
Senate Hotel Annex Nears Occupancy
The annex to the Senate hotel is nearly ready for occupancy and promises to be a handsome addition to the popular hostelry based on the ongoing work.
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Senate
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FHE Daily Journal
Aavarce
Pee BK
Ibe
Freeno
International Pangraphical Union
J. F. Hill
John Ellsworth
C. M. Saxby
Charles Brock
Bloomington
Guild
Per
U. C. T. Meeting
Bick and Affacted
Jean Kepp
Dr. Tar Ranety Co
E. L. Burchard
Lincoln Avenue
Senate Hotel Annex
M. Summers
New York City
Helen Baker
Galena
GEO Ennenga Pror
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