The Gonads Delivering Fuel and Wool Supplies
The passage hints at a competitive season with a close struggle for supremacy. It promotes reliable fuel delivery and a habit of delivering "The Gonads" with a strong wool trade offer.
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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1908
Page
7
The passage hints at a competitive season with a close struggle for supremacy. It promotes reliable fuel delivery and a habit of delivering "The Gonads" with a strong wool trade offer.
Illinois Iowa and Wisconsin forecasts show generally fair conditions with continued cool air tonight and Saturday. Frost is probable tonight in Illinois and Wisconsin with cool temperatures overall across the region.
Judge Ward took the Sterling and Rock Malls election contest under advisement and will issue a ruling Monday afternoon. Final arguments for the Anti-Saloon League were led by Walter Saeger. Recount results favor dry voters in Sterling while Rock Falls wets hold a small majority. Sterling saloons closed today unless licenses are renewed Monday or at a special meeting. Rock Malls saloons remain open.
The administrator of William Preacheh's estate sues Sandusky Portland Cement in federal court. The suit seeks 100000 damages after Preacheh, 19, died on October 11 1907 while oiling a coal dryer at the defendant's plant in Dixon. He was reportedly caught in unguarded gearing.
Closing board of trade quotations show July wheat steady at 7.20? hogs weak to 5 lower and cattle mixed. Sheep and bulk sales range around 6.00 to 6.40 with general weak tone. Prices compiled for May and July contracts by F J Miner Co and D Anderson.
The Pattison and Kryder book store was sold to Robert Weld of Slayton Minnesota. The retiring owners Miss Pattison and Mrs Kryder operated the shop for twenty years at the same Freaport location. Weld has taken possession and Pattison and Wes Wryster will assist briefly. Weld will not bring his family to Freaport now.
Dr Arthur H Harris of Sterling filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition with the clerk of the United States court. Liabilities are listed at 810,158.28, with assets including exemptions. Details appear in the Journal's want column.
The Freeport Shakespeare Society marked its twentieth anniversary at the Masonic Temple with an elaborate banquet. Members and guests heard toasts from Miss Hettinger and Mrs. White, celebrated Shakespeare and community ties, and admired a Shakespearean decor of flowers, candles, and banners.
A new sub-postal station began operations in the Third ward near the Robson drug store, providing postal service to about five thousand residents. The facility, supported by local figures and businesses, aims to ease mail access and timing for the community.
The notice outlines a sanitary sewer project for the Third Ward, with total cost around 850 706 and a five percent interest charge from the first of the month. It lists streets to be sewered and mentions hearings in Frid Mas US as property owners may object. The commission led by Thomas Mc Radiean determines the assessment against landowners.
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