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Newspaper

Freeport Daily Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1909

Page

4

Republican Ticket Names City Officials and Aldermen

Republican ticket lists W. T. Rawleigh as City Clerk and Cha s P r i g h t as City Treasurer. Edward Wagner is named by Aldermen First Ward with Young 10 Ye. A. E Hanke of Second Ward and Chulz A. H. Wieman of Third Ward along with G. B. Winter.

W. T. Rawleigh Chas Pright Bee Edward Wagner A. E Hankee Chulz A. H. Wieman G. B. Winter

Freeport Daily Journal on sale at local outlets

The newspaper is available at Brown & Dollmeyer's, W. J. Young & Co.'s, J. Grafton's cigar store, Carey's tobacco store, and the Brewster House on Stephenson Street 27 and 42 Stephenson Street.

Freeport Daily Journal Brown & Dollmeyer W. J. Young & Co J. Grafton Stephenson St Carey's Tobacco Store Brewster House

Personal notices from McConnell and surrounding areas

A stream of short notices records visits and travel. Benjamin Stab of McConnell and E O Gugger of Dodgeville made brief calls, Asa Mellett and M B Marvin left on business trips, and many others including Esther Reed, Fred Schulz Jr, Mrs G E Beine, and Mrs H H Antrim with relatives or guests traveling to Chicago, Polo, Peoria, Rockford, and St. Paul. George Leithner, sent to Palestine, Texas, after his father in law Adam Wirth’s funeral, joins the International & Great Northern Railroad.

Benjamin Stab McConnell E. O. Gugger Dodgeville Asa Mellett LaSalle Ashton M. M. Carpenter Rockford C. E. Heard H. Clift Chicago Fr. J. Walton Irene Shearer John Aspinwall A. Nesbit O. E. Heard, Jr Harry Price J. H. Boye E. von Behren St. Paul A.C. Landeck J. N. Galloway George Leithner Palestine Texas Adam Wirth Mr. Leithner International & Great Northern Railroad

Pocketbook Dropped At Brewster House Corner

Mrs O B Heard dropped her pocketbook while crossing the street at the Brewster House corner. Two men passive at the time picked it up but vanished before being identified. Police were notified and the purse remained unfound by late afternoon.

Placed Under Bonds for Attempted Killing Charge

Theodore Link was arrested yesterday in Jefferson township on a warrant from his wife Mary Link accusing him of attempting to kill her. He was arraigned before Justice Geib and the case was continued until April 8. His $1,000 bond could not be furnished.

Theodore Link Jefferson Township Mary Link Justice Geib

Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin Guarantee Ad

An advertisement touts Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a universal cure for constipation indigestion liver trouble flatulency heartburn and all stomach liver and bowels diseases. It promises guaranteed results with a free sample offer and lists pricing at 80 and 12 per bottle.

Dr. Caldwell Pepsin ‘Rypup Co Caldwell Bldg Montrealio All Drugalete

Mig Dally Jourvel Delivered to Art of the ity

A fragment notes Mig Dally Jourvel being delivered to a local art facility in the city for a four week period. Details are limited and OCR reads as a partial item from a cultural event listing.

Mig Dally Jourvel Art of the Ity

Banquet to Honor W. J. Rideout Toastmaster

Dr W J Rideout to preside at a combined M G A banquet next Wednesday in a social and speech setting. Principal speaker J P Bailey of Omaha will deliver an inspiring address, with several three minute talks from club representatives and auxiliary members. Tickets limited to about 200 seats, on sale now at the association building or through committee members.

J. P. Bailey Omaha Neb F. E. Furst Oscar Seitz Jesse Littlefield W. B. Effert Toastmasters’ Club S. N. T. Club Wallace Hall W. J. Rideout Association Messrs. Baumgartner, Bengston and Huenkemeier GC. W. McCaskill John Calvin C. M. Rohrbaugh Martin Jauther P. H. RK. Mullen John Knox Church In Scotland Jh l L. Moore John Wesley Ro. Harker Turing Contegen Breul

Near Death in Big Pond a Convert to New Discovery

Mrs Ida Soper recounts a life changing experience in Big Pond Pennsylvania after severe lung trouble and near death. She credits Pr Kings New Discovery with a permanent cure after other remedies failed. It treats coughs colds sore lungs and bronchial issues. Trial bottle free guaranteed by Joseph Emmert.

Ida Soper Pr. King Joseph Emmert

White Front Five Sale Opens Afternoons at Post Office Building

The White Front Five sale will run 1 to 6 PM on afternoons only and close every forenoon to arrange and continually mark down merchandise. Limited counter space will permit displaying items. Sale ends about 1 0 at the old Post Office Building Watt.

Postofice Watt

March Warm Month Recaps Even Temperatures Across Nineteen Days

March brought a steady warm spell with nineteen days above average and few early spring storms. Frost left the ground and country roads stayed good, while the five year March average ranged from about 22 to 35 degrees, with some weather garbled text remaining.

Ygna

Fathers Meeting to Convene at Masonic Temple Sunday

A Fathers Meeting is announced for Sunday night at the Masonic Temple. It aims to unite ordinary fathers to discuss conditions around streets and schools. Speakers include W. O. Wright Captain A. H. Wilkey Rev. F. J. Bate and school representatives. Further program details will be released Saturday.

Masonic Temple W. O. Wright A. H. Wilkey F. J. Bate

New Electric Line Promoters Tour Georgia Corridor

Measrs. Gus M. Hodges and a party of gentlemen on an automobile tour across the country from Morrison to Freeport stopped in Milledgeville at noon amid enthusiastic reception. They aim to map a line to connect the tri cities with the state east line from Freeport, advancing electric railway development.

Sterling Gazette Gus M. Hodges Morrison Freeport Milledgeville Tri-Cities

Reward Offered for Missing Boy Harold Moon in Flint

Mrs. Charles Hodges of 164 Carroll street reports a postcard from her former Flint Michigan home describing missing boy Harold Moon. A reward of 1800 dollars is offered for information leading to his whereabouts. Descriptions include Harold’s 10 years old appearance and the suspect man’s rough features and attire.

Charles Hodges Carroll Street Flint Mich Harold Moon

Fire at John Franz saloon damages basement

About 10 o'clock this morning the fire department was called to the John Franz saloon on lower Galena street to extinguish a blaze that had started in the basement. A wooden partition and the ceiling over the drawer scorched by the flames. The damage was nominal.

John Franz Lower Galena Street

Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin advertised as universal cure

A period advertisement proclaims Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin cures indigestion constipation sick headache offensive breath malaria and all stomach liver or bowel troubles. It promises a free sample by mail from Pepsin Syrup Co 119 Caldwell Bldg Monticello TH and lists price 60c per bottle or 14 per dozen.

Caldwell Bldg Monticello

Summer's Tomorrow on Wednesday

A brief notice notes an event titled Summer's Tomorrow scheduled for Wednesday. Details are sparse in the readable text, with no clear organizations or locations specified. Further context would clarify time, venue, and participants.

Conspiracy Bill Passes In House In Illinois

In Springfield on March 30 the Illinois House approved the Chiperfield conspiracy bill by 82 to 39, limiting penalties to those for the contemplated crime and requiring an overt act for prosecution. Support came from Minority Leader Browne and labor groups, who say the measure protects peaceful picketing while critics warn of risks to vagrant conspiracies. The Senate awaited further action as other bills on contracts, school funding, and probation moved forward in committee.

Springfield House Organized Labor Samuel Gompers Resolutions Committee Denver Senate Chiperfield Lee O'Neil Browne L. J. Pierson Minois Senate Committee On Judiciary Downing House Committee On Corporations Burlington Road Chicago House Committee On Education Stufte John Fk. Wayman Cook County House Judiciary Committee Browne Wayman J. A. Snuively Board of Pardons Snively Senate Judiciary Committee Municipal Court of Fuul Cleland Lielenback

Agriculture Board Scrutiny Highlights Fertilizer License Fees

At the statehouse, the House appropriations committee grilled Secretary J. K. Dickinson of the board of agriculture over license fee provisions. The surplus, about $1000 yearly, has not been turned into the state treasury but used in the board’s general fund. Two Cook County men, Rehm and Randall, were claimed to effectively name nine board members.

Bill Keitry Farin Roan Gell State Board of Agriculture House Appropriations Committee J. K. Dickinson Board of Agriculture Dickinson Cook County Rehm Randall

The Life of Christ lecture tour by Mr Leo Richardson

Leo Richardson presented a lecture titled The Life of Christ illustrated with Tissot pictures at the Y M C A to over two thousand in Cleveland and drew large audiences in Pittsburgh Louisville Memphis and Indianapolis. The show uses 100 slides from The Life of Christ in full color life size reflections. Tickets cost fifty cents at Brown and Dollmeyer.

Leo Richardson Brist Tissot Euclid Avenue M. FE Cleveland Ohio Pittsburg Second Presbyterian Church Richardson Louisville Memphis Indianapolis Christ Samuel Fallows J. James Tissot Earth Lyman Abbot Brown & Dollmeyer

Freeport Baseball Club to Report in April

Secretary Fry reports Freeport club manager Genius will report to officers on April 12 and has notified players to report by April 15. A complete signed players list is expected in a few days.

Fry Freeport Baseball Club Genius Freeport

Death of William Winters Jr Prompts Local Funeral Notices

William Winters Jr died of pneumonia after a nine day illness at 11 30 p m He was 19 born December 6 1894 in Argyle Wisconsin and lived in Freeport since age two He was a employee of Arcade Manufacturing He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs William Winters Sr and siblings Josephine Emma John Herman August and Himer Funeral services for Winters will be held Thursday at 2 pm from the German Reformed church with Rev Earnest Traeger officiating interment at the city cemetery Also noted are funeral arrangements for Mrs Henrietta Rohrer with services Thursday at 2 pm at the late home and interment at Oakland cemetery Pallbearers include Boyd P Hill Dr KE H Allen J Manley Clark C S Barrett W M Sanford and Joseph Hall.

William Winters, Jr William Winters Garden Street Arcade Manufacturing Company Argyle Wis Freeport Josephine Emma John Herman August Himer German Reformed Church Earnest Traeger Henrietta Rohrer H. L. Moore Oakland Cemetery Joseph Emmett William Hall Boyd P. Hill KE. H. Allen J. Manley Clark C. S. Barrett W. M. Sanford Joseph Hall

Walter Young To Have Arm Reset After Beriot Gym Accident

Walter Young who fell from the swinging rings in the Beloit gymnasium on March 19 will be taken to the White Sanatorium tomorrow for treatment and his broken left arm will be reset.

Walter Young Beloit

Card of Thanks From Wirth Family

Mrs. Adam Wirth and family express heartfelt appreciation for sympathy shown during their bereavement and for the kind acts of neighbors and friends.

Adam Wirth

Patrons Fail to Resolve Papas and Notify Office

Patrons do not regularly settle papas nor inform this office of sqm. The notice urges prompt action and highlights potential consequences for noncompliance.

Appleton exhibits readiness with dress uniforms for season

Baseball news notes Appleton as a top W I league contender having purchased home and road uniforms. Home cream with blue trim and stockings, road gray with a green stripe trimmed in blue, all with an old English A on the left breast. Exe La Crosse, Bill Medwtzky to be sent back to minors for underperformance. Konetchy of St Louis Cardinal mashes, six hits in two games including five two baggers and a home run.

Appleton

Racine Club Signings Add Outfield Hitters Duchien Fisher

Manager Armatrong signs Frank Duchien from La Crosse as a notable outfielder and strong hitter. Bob Fisher from the Cotton States League joins Racine as another outfielder added to the roster.

Armatrong Racine Frank Duchien la Crosse Bob Fisher

All Look Alike to Him Juror Pays No Mind to Court

A seasoned juror explains his method for deciding guilt. He ignores lawyers and witnesses, focusing only on the defendant in the dock. If the man has done nothing, the juror asks why he is there and finds him guilty.

Parisian Sage touted as dandruff cure and hair grower

An advertisement proclaims Parisian Sage as the decisive dandruff remedy and hair grower. It claims the product eradicates dandruff germs, stops itching and hair loss, and improves hair quality. Available for 50 cents from Wm. F. Jungkunz or by prepaid express from Ciroux Mfg. Co. Buffalo, N Y.

America Wm. F. Jungkunz Express Ciroux Mfg. Co Buffalo N. Y

Forreston Regrets Change at Memorial Evangelical

Forreston Journal Herald reports Rev Messner will be transferred from Forreston to Elgin for the coming year. He hoped to stay for a fiftieth year before retirement, but the conference moved him. He and his family will relocate this week and Rev Divan, from Reddick, will arrive to fill the Forreston pulpit.

Forreston Forreston Journal-Herald Messner Memorial Evangelical Church Elgin Tomain Mesener Divan Reddick Rev Apeaka

To Resume Rua. Edward Dugan Rejoins Madison Run

Edward Dugan a brakeman on the Madison passenger service has recovered after two months at home due to illness and will resume his regular run tomorrow.

Edward Dugan Madison

Appendi citis Slayer Thwarted by New Life Pills

A violent killer is defeated by Dr. King’s New Life Pills which claim to prevent appendicitis by stimulating the stomach liver and bowels. The advertisement links constipation chills malaria and headaches to stomach issues and promotes a 25 cent bottle at Joseph Em.

Dr. King Joseph Emmert

Lena News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Events

Mrs F. G. Harrie visited Freeport yesterday. Rev Joseph Sechler suffered a stroke at his daughter's home and many fear for recovery given his age. Mrs 8 P Puterbaugh returned home near Lanark after visiting Lena. Drifting reports note Phidian Art club met with madam EK Fitzgerald hosting current events. Miss Ama Berhenke presented a paper on What Uncle Sam Is Doing Navy Our Coast Defense. Mrs Almeda Taylor returned from Willard Wisconsin after three weeks with relatives. J C Lampert J W Foll and Miss Lydia Metz traveled to Freeport. Mrs Aspinwall and Irene Shearer visited Chicago for a few days.

Lena F. G. Harrie Freeport Joseph Sechler Croter P. Puterbaugh Lanark Mesdames Nelson Oscar Reed Phidian Art Club EK. P. Fitzgerald Ama Berhenke Sam Almeda Taylor Willard Wis Mesdames J. C. Lampert J. W. Foll Lydia Metz Alta Schleder Aspinwall Irene Shearer Chicago

Diamond Pin Presented to Ritchie by Freeport Division Officials

John Ritchie formerly of this city and longtime Illinois Central Railroad statistician in Chicago received a diamond stick pin from Freeport division clerical staff and Chicago office officials as a token of remembrance. He had resigned to take a similar post with Theodore P. Shants in New York. The pin is described as rare and beautiful.

John Ritchie Illinoisentral Railroad Chicago Theodore P. Shants New York Freeport

May Close Elgin Schools Over Measles Epidemic

Elgin faces an epidemic of measles with public, parochial and private schools at risk. Superintendent R I White reports 801 public school children currently affected and notes some cases among other schools and older residents.

Elgin R. I. White

Licensed to Marry in Various Counties and Cities

A listing shows marriages or licenses involving Samuel A. Hummel of Lancaster and Josephine Cromley of Cedarville, with mentions of Charles at Freeport, Maggie Penticoff of Oregon, Charles Rummelhagen, and Louise C. Knipfel in Cedarville area records.

Samuel A. Hummel Lancaster Josephine Cromley Cedarvillle Charles Freeport Maggie Penticoff Oregon Charles Rummelhagen Pan Sastered Louise C. Knipfel Same

W. R. C. Supper Planned for April 10 at G A R Hall

The W R C will serve supper from 6 to 7 30 p m on Saturday April 10 at a G A R hall. Homemade baking will be on sale at the Delhauer store.

W.R. C G. A. R. Hall Delhauer

Lurid Glow of Doom Cures Boy with Bitters

The little son of H M Adams of Henrietta Pennsylvania staggers from eczema five years of failing remedies. Doctors say poisoned blood has harmed his lungs. His mother writes seven bottles of Electric Bitters completely cured him. For eruptions eczema salt rheum sores and blood disorders electric bitters is supreme. Only 60c guaranteed by Joseph Emmert.

H.M. Adams Henrietta Eczema Joseph Emmert

Freeport Illinois Town Meeting And Election Notice

Notice to Freeport citizens that the annual town meeting and election will be held Tuesday April sixth, 1909. Polls open 7 am to 5 pm at ward locations. Officers elected include mayor clerk attorney treasurer three aldermen per ward, two assistant supervisors, one town clerk, one assessor, one collector, five justices of the peace, five constables. Town meeting to open at 2 pm in First ward before reports and budget deliberation. Signed by city officials in Freeport Illinois.

Freeport Stephenson Illinois Owe Dittmar Exchange St Corner Stephenson Walnut Ste New York Galena St Freeort Yrinola Aroh

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