Woodmen's Colony Sanatorium Plans At Colorado Springs
The Modern Woodmen of America launch a 1200 acre sanatorium north of Colorado Springs to combat tuberculosis. A six tent colony unit system will house sixty patients each with central dining, infirmary, and utility buildings. Openings planned every six months, with $100,000 raised toward a $500,000 project. Treatment emphasizes outdoor cures and free care for curable members, funded by member contributions and life policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of America
Colorado Springs
Monument Park
Colorado
J. B. White
Progress in tuberculosis treatment at Union Printers' Home
The Union Printers' Home reports splendid progress in the treatment of tuberculosis, highlighting advances in care and hopeful outcomes for residents and patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Printers
County Cullings from Pearl City March 29
From Our Own Correspondent Pearl City updates with locals visiting relatives in Austinville and Dubuque. Residents discuss health, travel to Freeport and Chicago, and family events including a silver wedding and a serious illness in the Breyman family. Wires with multiple town names and routine visits fill the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl City
Mister
Thomas Voss
Austinville
Iowa
German Valley
W. Bender
Kent
A Davis
Davis
Glen Waker
Watkins
Dubuque
Rev. Thompson
Eat
Tuesaday
Simon Bucher
Orangeville
Reeser
Frank Gilbert
Brethren
Mich
John Dagsparle
Emporia
Kan
John Zeeman
Snyder, Okla
Breyman
Wingert
Addie Morrison
Goods Sell
Bolton
Phillip Nickles
Rev. Schiein
Pearl
Ruch Yeager
Freeport
Ivy Yeager
Local updates from Waddams Center community
From Our Own Correspondent reports a busy week of visits and small travel. Lillie and Alice Hardel visited NF at Winslow and Miss Viro Schulz went to Charles Hutchinson's in Freeport for the summer. Various residents including H D Price, Laura Phillips, Henry Koppien, Emil Schneider, Florence Schulz, Samuel Phillips, Daniel Robinson, J F Hardel, B G Rackow, August Schulz, Arthur Phillips, Elsie Weick, Edythe Panska, Warren visitors, and W J Phillips are noted for visits, business, or new purchases such as a cream separator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waddams Center
Lillie
Alice Hardel
Rela NF
Winslow
Viro Schulz
Charles Hutchinson’s
Freeport
H. D. Price
Chicago
Laura Phillips
Arthur Phillips
Henry Koppien
Lena
Emil Schneider
Red Oak
Burg
Florence Schulz
Samuel Phillips
Daniel Robinson
J. F. Hardel
Walter
B. G. Rackow
August Schulz
Elsie Weick
Edythe Panska
Eleroy
Warren
Alice
Lillie Wardel
Albert Mantzke
Local greetings and travels in Eleroy area
From Our Own Correspondent Nellie and Ella Turner visit relatives in Moline Illinois. Mrs Otto Schultz and baby from McConnell stay with her parents Mr and Mrs F Miller. F H Biesemeier and L R Gilman visit Rockford. Alice Pettibone of Warren visits sister E Harris and brother Z T Turner. S S Turner visiting Schultz Wisconsin. Mrs Fred Fluegie and Anna Vehreier ill. M P Moore and daughter of Nora visit A Moore. Walter Gringer attends Oth R T meeting in Dubuque. Grace Fluegle of Damascus visits grandma Mrs F Fluegle and returns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleroy
Nellie
Ella Turner
Moline
Otto Schultz
McConnell
F. Miller
F. H. Biesemeier
L. R. Gilman
Rockford
Alice Pettibone
Warren
E. Harris
Z. T. Turner
S. S. Turner
Schultz, Wisconsin
Fred. Fluegie
Anna Vehreier
M. P. Moore
Nora
A. Moore
Walter Gringer
Oth R. T
Dubuque Saturay
Grace Fluegle
Damascus
F. Fluegle
Daily Journal Delivery Expanded Across City
The Daily Journal announces expanded home delivery to every city area, promising wider access for residents and new distribution routes to ensure timely arrivals.
Georgia ends convict lease system with new state control
Georgia finishes the convict lease era as a reform takes effect. The 1907-08 extra session law moves all felony and many misdemeanor convicts to state custody, distributing labor to counties and municipalities under written quotas. State farms may be leased or purchased for convict labor, and remaining convicts are assigned to work under the prison commission, ending private contractor profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
State of
Georgia
General Assembly
Goodloe Yancey
Prison Commission
Thomas H. Ruger
United States Army
Bullock
Joseph K. Brown
Seaborn Wright
Sovergor
Democratic
Jake Moore
It Saved His Leg By Bucklen Arnica Salve
A Water town Wisconsin resident J A Swenson relates ten years of eczema resisted by fifteen doctors, then Bucklen's Arnica Salve healed it. Warns of skin eruptions, salt rheum, boils, fever sores, burns, scalds, cuts and piles. 25 cents at Joseph Bamert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Swenson
Watertown
Wis
Fen
Joseph Bamert
Amusements preview lavish Uncle Tom's Cabin at Grand
William Kibble presents an elaborate Uncle Tom's Cabin at the Grand opera house next Saturday with matinee and night shows. The production features large stage scenes from the Ohio river winter pass to St Clair plantation and New Orleans levee. Frank Lee, a prominent minstrel star, delivers a notable Uncle Tom performance preserving the slave's atmosphere and accent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kibble
Grand Opera House
Ohio River
Rocky Pass
George Harris
St. Clair Plantation
New Orleans
Celestial City
Frank Lee
Uncle Tom
Timeline of notable events in history 1621 1908
A compact chronology lists events from 1621 to 1908 including the death of Philip II of Spain, a Boston port closure act, Santa Cruz surrender to Britain, Texas US relations, Tremont Temple fire, US Japan treaty, Five Forks start, Pennsylvania miners riots, the Hawk ship burn, Italian minister recall, Galusha Grow death, and a coal mining suspension pending a new scale.
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Philip Til
Spain
Boston
Island of Santa Cruz
Admiral Duckworth
Mexico
Republic of Texas
United States
Tremont Temple
Japan
Battle of
Five Forks
Pennsylvania
Hawk
Port Discovery
Washington
Baron’ Fava
Galusha
A. Grow
Glenwood
Windham County
Conn
Real estate transfers recorded in Stephenson County
Abstract lists transfers since last report. Edward Meyer to John Schiller a portion of lot 16 and lot 17. heirs of Charles Waler to Wm Plaeger. heirs of Charles J Woker to Henry Woker. Anthony Doll to John Doll. Robert White to Johanna Cremer. Charles Heck to Edwin Heck. Augustus Dilly to Charles Herman. heirs of Franklin Hummel to Samuel Hummel. heirs of Lydia Buckley to Geo Fry. George Schoene et al to Mary Madden. James Madden to William Madden. Maria Moore to Jacob Barmore. Abstracts available. deeds and mortgages prepared by O Taylor & Frick.
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Stephenson County Abstract Office
Edward Q. Meyer
John Schiller
Mary S. Scott
Freeport
Charles F. Waler
Wm H. Plaeger
Nwg
Charles J. Woker
Henry
Woker
Anthony Doll
John E. Doll
Robert M. White
Johanna Cremer
Purinton’s Add
Charles Heck
Edwin
Heck
Augustus Dilly
Charles L. Herman
Neigh
Franklin
Hummel
Samuel A. Hummel
Lydia A. Buckley
Geo. W. Fry
Knowlton
George F. Schoene
Mary S. Madden
Nwa
James M. Madden
William J. Madden
Maria F. Moore
Jacob S. Barmore
O. Taylor & Frick
John La Farge Birthday Artist of New York
John La Farge, born March 31, 1835 in New York, studied architectural decoration, painted religious subjects and landscapes before mural work. He later specialized in stained glass windows featured in major U S churches and authored art books including An Artist's Letters from Japan and The Higher Life in Art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John LaFarge
New York
Washington
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Splendid Southern Alberta land offer with crop pay plan
Southern Alberta advertisement promotes a land purchase scheme with a crop pay model no crop no pay. It promises ideal climate, transportation, markets, schools, and water, plus free booklets on farming and colonization. Contact J. S. Degnis at Canadian Pacific Railway Calgary or William Clement in Freeport Illinois.
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Canada
Alberta
Degnis
Colonization Dept
Canadian Pacific Railway
Ath Avenue W
Calgary
Wim. Clement
Freeport
Millinery Opening at Baldwen Janssen in Van Buren
Baldwen and Janssen announce a millinery opening on Tuesday and Wednesday March 30 and 31. The event features new hat styles and seasonal accessories at their shop in Van Buren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwen & Janssen
van Buren &T
Experts Examine Keefe Trip Over Telegraph Dispatching Systems
Special Agent M C Keefe of the Interstate Commerce Commission examines the Illinois Central telephonic train dispatching system on Waterloo divisions, noting no nine hour rule violations found and contrasting with telegraphers’ concerns. Illinois Central, Sioux City area, Wisconsin, and Chicago Northwestern lines are referenced as adoption spreads. The ICC will evaluate reliability of telephone dispatching in trains.
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Waterloo
M. Cc. Keefe
Salt Lake City
Utah
Interstate Commerce Commission
Illinois Central Railroad
The
Central
Sioux City
Keefe
the Central
Gross
Illinois Central
Wisconsin
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Australian dry air cure advertised for catarrh relief
An advertisement pitches Hyomel, a balsamic air cure from Australian forests, as a home remedy for catarrh asthma and hay fever. For $1 a Sinhaler unit promises to purify air and kill germs with a money back guarantee if no relief. It urges readers to contact Wm. F. Jungkunz for the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. F. Jungkunz
Australia
Summer's Hats Offer Precise Fit and Style
Consumers are invited to choose hats at Summer's for a precise fit and fashionable selection. The ad emphasizes affordability and comfort, suggesting better value than ordinary hats.
Survivors of 92nd Illinois Regiment in California Reunion
The 92nd Illinois Volunteers led by General Smith D. Atkins now largely reside in California and hold an annual reunion. At the latest gathering in Los Angeles attendees included J. H. Green and J. J. Lower of Pasadena, Peter McKerral of Los Angeles, D. W. Hansen of Buena Park, H. H. Hunt of Monrovia, S. G. Stover of Pomona, and others from nearby communities.
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California
Mt. Carroll
92Nd Mlinois
Smith D. Atkins
Freeport
Los Angeles
Carroll County
Pasadena
J. H. Green
J. J. Lower
John Goddard
G. C. Brace
James Cairns
Peter McKerral
C. 8. Eichholtz
Thomas Clark
H. A. Colby
W. F. Clark
J. L. Lacy
Buena Park
D. W. Hansen
Monrovia
H. H. Hunt
Pomona
S. G. Stover
Miss Matilda E Hawke Piano Teacher Ad
Miss Matilda E Hawke announces piano lessons at studio 137 Douglas Ave. Tel Blue 756. Classes available for children and adults with flexible hours. Call for details and introductory session.
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Matilda E. Hawke
Bouglas Ave
Tel
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Woodmen's Colony
Colora
DO Springs
Charles Hutchison
Tfreeport
W. J. Phillips
U.S
Irvin Ilgen
Edna Hardel
L. M. Phillips
John Phillips, Jr
Daily Journal
Commonwealth
John la Farge
M.C. Keefe
Nous Central
Interstate Commerce
Inland Australia
Wing BF
Jungkunz
E. L. Burchard
OOTH
Lincoln Avenue
Veterans OF Ninety-Second
Hugh Hugh Flannannery
Henry Irslinger
Austria
Charles
Butcher Boy
Graustark
the Daily Journal
Pickerel
Pike Trout
Galena
Chee
Loriner
Ace
GEO Ennenga Prop
Union
Oak Streets
Board of Local Improvements
Empire Street
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