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Newspaper

Freeport Daily Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1908

Page

6

Morefield Dies Sudden at Wenona While Running Restaurant

Samuel Morefield a Freeport resident and longtime baker died Thursday night at Wenona after conducting a restaurant there for several years. He was about 45, born in Elk Horn Wisconsin, married Mary Burns eighteen years ago, survived by a widow and siblings, with no children. His death follows a shock to local friends and relatives. James F Burns, brother in law of Morefield, has traveled to Wenona for the funeral plans.

Samuel R. Morefield Freeport Wenona Mr. Morefield James F. Burns Burns Deecedent A. B. Fitch Stephenson Street Mary A. Burns Elkhorn Wis James H. Keith Dirkson & Towslee Mnipire Street West Freeport R. C. Harker Mr. Keith Little Falls N.Y Lillian Crary Davis Herbert Randall Horace Morrow Walter James Howard Lillian

Open Letter Urges Enforcement of Election Day Liquor Laws

May 1 1908 Open letter from PraeCivic Learn president J R Jackson to Edward Bushelle Freeport IL urging Liquor Dealers Association to enforce election day laws after two saloonkeepers John F Scanlon and John Scheidt were fined for keeping open after 5 pm on election day Civic league urges state complaint if fines are remitted noting mayor promised strict enforcement and saloon closures from 6 am to 7 pm on election day with possible higher court action to follow

Edward Bushelle Liquor Dealers’ Association Freeport Dll John F. Scanlon John Scheidt Civic League J. R. Jackson Duthiar Scanton Scheidt Board of Education Ja.an Dinyer Civic Leaguers

Remains Arrive Here For Mrs Botstard Funeral

The remains of the late Mrs Daniel Botstard who died yesterday in Chicago arrived here this afternoon. The funeral is expected to be held tomorrow.

Daniel Botstard Chicago Hiere

To Elect Bank President

A president of the State bank will be elected at a meeting held on the first Monday in May.

State Bank

Cautious Tellers and Overdraft Woes in Odd Story

A humorous scene shows a bank teller refusing payment due to insufficient funds while an overdraft dispute unfolds. An elderly administrator, Taruterstein, known for thrift, answers a student with terse humor about upcoming lessons and punctuality.

Fashionable Bubbee Shoes Featured In Men’s Styles

A Pittsburg Post item notes Bubbee shoes are returning to fashion in the latest men’s styles column. Mr Stubb asks about bulldogs and shoes while Mrs Stubb jokes, linking the humor to current fashion trends.

Mr. Stubb Mrs. Stubb Maria John Pittsburg Post

The Only Animal That Laughs Says The Grouch

A quirky quotation from The Reason credits a peculiar animal as the only one that laughs. The dialogue references Professor Broadhead and Phevahl Kroeke in a venerable Grouch voice, noting debt between animals forces laughter when a storyteller shares his joke.

Professor Broadhead Phevahl’ Kroeke Puck

Taking a Day Off Two of Them

A fragmentary item notes Towne and Amvy wife�s dressmaking habits and worry patterns. The brief mentions Browne and Philadelphia Tress in a clipped, humorous tone about dressmaking interruptions and anxieties.

iPult Philadelphia

Ambiguous Historic Exchange Between Critics and Author

A fragmentary dialogue shows a tense exchange where an author denounces disbelief and a critic remains cordial. The passage references early American colonial statistics, noting 1823 data and a rise to about two thousand yearly movements, and mentions a German company paying a dividend amid unclear context.

Tusifertas Athat Cine Dsis

Liquor Sale Case Filed Against James Kennedy

Information filed in county court late yesterday afternoon accuses James Kennedy of selling liquor for timer under the name Higeley. The complaint, brought by the boy's mother, led to a hearing before Judge Clarity who granted a continuance until Monday. Kennedy posted a $300 bond for his appearance.

James Kennedy Timer Higeley Kennedy Clarity

Card of Thanks for Mr. Benjamin Crow Family

Mr. Benjamin Crow and family express heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for expressions of sympathy in their recent bereavement.

Benjamin Crow

Freeport Woman's Club to stage old-time social spelling bee

The Freeport Woman's Club announces an old-time social and spelling bee for Friday night May 8 to replicate a prior winter party. Organizers expect a large attendance as friends of the club gather for a pleasant evening with reminiscences and entertainment.

Ita Freeport Woman's Club

Fraternal Tribunes Party Delights Guests at Hall

A highly enjoyable Fraternal Tribunes party filled the hall last night with an excellent program and dancing after. Prizes were awarded to Mia, Roy Woods, Miss Mary Wilson, Mrs. Florence Dietrich, and Robert F. Luedeke.

Fraternal Tribunes Mia Roy Woods Mary Wilson Florence Dietrich Robert F. Luedeke

Local wedding and society notes from Rock Run and city

Miss Lizzie Beckmeier of Rock Run married Thursday evening by Justice Goddard. Free Methodist church holds quarterly meeting services starting tonight under Presiding Elder Haumer. William T. Wagner attends Knights and Ladies of Security convention in Springfield and is elected an alternate delegate to the national convention.

Lizzie Beckmeier Rock Run David F. Tielke Justice of the Peace Goddard Free Methodist Church W. Q. Haumer William T. Wagner the Knights and Ladies of Security Springfield

ManZan Pile Remedy Ready To Use In Tube

A collapsible tube presentation with nozzle offers one application relief and healing reduces inflammation and soothes itching. Priced at 50 cents. Sold by H J Moogk and C P Guenther.

H. J. Moogk C. P. Guenther

Local notices fragment report from a historic page

Fragmentary OCR item mentions a block near a courthouse and a new phone line, with scattered terms such as a yellow ivory item, a black silk crocheted cover, a reward reference, a Wanits wok, and an address for J B Dacare offering arb in farm experience context.

Druigekunz Drug Store J.B. Dacare

Public notice of suit in Circuit Court of Steptson County

Pending case brought by Henry Kortvrneder against Warret We Pall and unknown heirs or devisees of Wirrren We Hall with a described tract of land in Step henson County. Defendants include Mes James Ned Jennie Naftel Mary Milliken Kittle Ned Agnes Naftel and James Nodl with unknown owners of the estate described by metes and bounds. Case to be heard at Court House in Threeport on the first Monday in August per Circuit Judge Chas. H.direen, Solicitor.

Tullza Wareren Jemimah Scott Joseph Scott Jen Mah Scott Sarah Mechintic Sarah MeChintie Job MeClintie Svetion Mizhbt Stephenson Tlinois Pwentyests Baste State of Molds Freeport Diinois W.al. Stevens Henry Kortvrneder James Jennie Naftel Mary Milliken Kittle Ned Agnes Naftel James Wo. Nedl Lar Ponte Range Minhos Dache Strephersen Abso Soedon Eseven Steptic Heet Sittea Tlinoets Wii Ab. Os H.direen Solteiter Eiven Fred HH Susan Vanier Susan Virber Michael Soydera Cte Powle Ieichet OS Rastof Stephedison Plinats Ace Dies Fondanis Sumainens Pilinois Tas Wal Spevens Chrcuitleck Chis HH. Green

Chancery Notice in Stegpdicson County Illinois

Public notice in Stegpdicson County Illinois announces a chancery cause in the Circuit Court with executors named for Deboruh Belknap deceased and various defendants. A summons issues for return on the first Monday in June at Freeport Court House with Chrcuitleck and Green as officials noted.

Circuit Court Stegpdicson Ounty Fanods Adobe Diberoel de Eerl Bik Wiieredir Mats Belknap Madchid Botkin Willtate Ss. Jolinston Mabel Johnston Walter Johnston Verna Johnston Clarence Johnston Wallace Johnston Gladys Joniston Forace C. Belknap Corwin A. Belknap Debornuh Belknap Freeport Woodal Speveen SS Chas. FH. Green Miay Bat Los

May Events At Local Venues Highlight Social Season

May schedules include Married Ladies Sodality dance and card party at St Marys Hall May 6. Freeport Aerie Engies annual ball at Masonic Temple May 7. Germania dance and party May 8. O R O afternoon card party for St Vincent's Orphanage May 5. Women’s club old time social and spelling bee May 6. Madame Gadski and Frank La Forge song recital at Grand Opera House May 3. Germania dance and card party May 8.

Sodality St. Mary ‘S St. Mary's Hall Freeport Aerie of Engies Masonic Temple O. R St. Vincent's Orphanage Woman’'s Club Madame Gadski Frank la Forge Grand Opera House

May 1 Cha s BL Hanford tin Antony and Cleopatra

May 1 listing shows Chas, BL Hanford likely presenting Antony and Cleopatra with May 8 date for Ralph Stewart in Strong Heart, reflecting a local theater schedule and performer names.

Chas Hanford Ralph Stewart

Church Society Officers Elected at Oak Street Church

The English W M S of Oak Street church held its annual business meeting Thursday at Mrs Daniel Molter's home. Elected officers include President Miss Susan Heilman, Vice President Mrs Daniel Molter, Recording Secretary Mrs Henry Stewart, Corresponding Secretary Mrs Henry Meyers, Treasurer Mrs Will Widman, Superintendent English Mission Band Mrs Will Widman, Assistant Superintendent Mrs Arthur Shrove.

Oak Street Daniel Molter Susan Heilman Henry Stewart Henry Meyers Will Widman English Mission Band Arthur Shrove

Pinealve Carbolized Spring Winds Remedy Note

A vintage advertorial fragment promoting Pinesalve Carbolized as a poultice for cuts sores burns and chapped skin. It lists H. J. Moogh and C. P. as sellers and mentions spring wind exposure as the context for its use.

H. J. Moogh C. P. Guenther

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Samuel Morefield FREE Port Janes Ah Keith Eeim T. H.weber Miss Walsh W.j.young & Co Opp Wm Walton the Daily Journal Liquor Dealers Association Mayor’s Defense Cait Freeport Loan CO Volun Father John Humor OF the Hour Taruterstein Philadelphia Ledger Minogs Party of Fraternal Tribunes New ST Freeport Trem & Metal Co Salbanew Tercom Frouse Court House Chancery Charles He Cgnickes Chancery Notice Statis OF Illinois Stephenson County Stepbrgseam County Aoldhitet Scott Edw. Allington, Jr Allington Freeport Gas Light & Coke Co Ladies’ Oxfords Jace Salena St Geo. Ennenga Prop Newbury Emerick, Barrett
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