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Newspaper

Freeport Daily Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1908

Page

8

Mrs Gordon Shown by F A Read

F A Read presents Mrs Gordon in a show program noting date and venue details as announced by the theater. The listing highlights Mrs Gordon as the evening's main act with unspecified performance specifics.

Illinois Workers Average Wages Kept Low by Census Bulletin

A Census Bureau bulletin shows Illinois average weekly earnings at 11.55 with 125703 establishments and 207,889 employees. Nationally, Montana leads at 19.19 and North and South Carolina have the lowest at 4.90 and 4.68. Diamond cutters top paid workers at 21.08 weekly. watchmakers also high. Western region averages 13.65 while small plants under ten workers average 9.83.

Washington Census Bureau Linois Jhinois Montana Nevada Arizona Wyoming Ohio Pennsylvania New York North South Carolina Western North Central North Atlantic South Central South Atlantic

Unmanageable horse spurs quick aid from unknown man

Yesterday afternoon Mrs. M. E. Johnson of South Carroll Street faced a runaway horse. The animal became uncontrollable until an unknown man intervened, preventing serious harm. Mrs Johnson, too excited to thank him then, expresses her appreciation through this note.

M. E. Johnson South Carroll Street

Hollister elected trustee at Shoemaker creditors meeting

At a meeting of the creditors of C. Shoemaker held at Stearns and Zipf offices, Thomas H. Hollister was elected trustee. The firm’s accounts were reviewed and discussed. creditors were well represented, with attendees from St. Louis and Kansas City.

C. ©. Shoemaker Stearns & Zipf Thomas H. Hollister St. Louis Kansas City

Real Estate Transfers From Local Listings

John Lehman transfers parcel lot 7 Winneshiek addition to Charles Kasten for 220 dollars. Adam Griffith transfers lot 10 block 2 Lincoln Boulevard subdivision to Minnie Flachtemeier for 1 400 dollars. Otto Schmidt transfers lots 185 154 and 1sd Cedarville to John GC Pepper man by master’s deed for 325 dollars.

John Lehman Charles Kasten Winneshiek Addition Adam Griffith Mre Minnie Flachtemeier Lincoln Boulevard Otto Schmidt John GC Pepperman Cedarville

Another Alderman Fined in Rockford Bribery Case

Otto W. Paulson the third Rockford alderman to plead guilty to accepting a bribe was fined 500 dollars plus costs in Winnebago County circuit court Friday morning.

Otto W. Paulson Rockford Costa Winnebago County

Chadski La Marge Recital Seats Go On Sale Monday

Monday morning reserved seats for the Chadski La Marge recital will be placed on sale at the Guen ther drag store.

Local Meetings Scheduled For Monday Evening

The Eastern Star will hold a business Nesting Monday evening. The board of directors of the King's Daughters Settlement Home will meet Monday afternoon at 8 o'clock. The Kreeport Shakespeare society will meet Monday evening with Miss Hettinger for the election of officers.

The King’s Daughters, Settlement Home Kreeport Shakespeare Society Miss Hettinger

Guenther & Co Promotes Hindipo Nerve Tonic

The-drugstore at the corner of Galena avenue and Galena street offers Hindipo the new nerve tonic and restorer with a guarantee. A 50 cent Blue Label extra strength box and a one dollar box are mailed with a positive satisfaction guarantee. The store claims to cover risk of failure and promises refunds if not satisfied.

RP. Guenther & Co Galena Avenue Galena Street

Death of Lena Woman at 47 After Tumor Surgery Abortive

Mrs Louisa Heidenrich of Lena died at home at five yesterday afternoon after months of poor health and a tumor. An operation was planned but the patient weakened too much for surgery. She was 47, survived by husband Louis Heidenrich, son Carl, siblings, stepchildren, and other relatives. Funeral plans uncertain. services likely Monday.

Lena Louisa Heidenrich Stealy Miss Leseman Louis Heidenrich Heidenrich Tmmanuel Lutheran Church Carl J. Hofmeister Palatine III Chas. Gassman Til Chas Fred Leseman Julius Menage Towa Laura Edna Theodore South Dakota Will Heidenrich Nebraska Louis Altenbern Illinois Margaret Welty Nora Catherine Taylor Chas. O. Piper Rockford Globe Hall George van Epps Freeport Byron Sweat Finn Swanson Aurora Neb Mildred Hinds Samuel Taylor Kent Mildred Halladay Cora Doll

Exclusive Berlin Society Faces New Kaiser's Taste

In Paris, Prince Nashimoto, cousin to the Japanese emperor, begins a two to three year stay to study military affairs. Princess Clementina, King Leopold's youngest daughter, loves animents and owns a vast tropical bird collection with twenty Havana griffon dogs. In Budapest, a man trailing Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria was detained on suspicion of plotting bombs, but the parcel contained smoked herrings.

Kaiser Berlin Nashimoto Japan Paris Clementina Leopold Havana Ferdinand Bulgaria Budapest

The Bells Revival and Broadway Openings Report

Thomas E Sheats plans a revival of The Bells. Marguerite Sylva debuts in grand opera in Switzerland with Faust. The Marys Lain chorus features performers from Ireland Germany Italy France and Belgium. Charles Frohman to produce Henry Arthur Jones comedy at Hudson Theatre in New York early in September. Beatrice Neves to debut soon in Molly Bawn Duchess writer once popular.

Thomas E. Sheats Marguerite Sylva Switzerand Ireland Germany Italy France Belgium

Pointed Paragraphs About Life and Habits

A short editorial quoted from the Boston Globe discusses personal responsibility and self-control. It argues that every man bears responsibility for his life choices and actions, warning against letting ambition or anger derail wiser priorities.

Physicians more prone to illness says British Medical Journal

The British Medical Journal notes doctors as a class are more susceptible to illness than the general population. It cites anxiety from heavy duties and long hours as undermining health, with factors like irregular work, exposure to infection, and scant rest. A statisticians’ comparison shows doctors averaging fifty seven at death.

Gdds Ian O

Weather Forecast Predictions And Farmer Focus

W T Foster argues long range forecasts aid crop timing, noting disturbances May 9 to 21 across the Pacific coast to the eastern states. He predicts cool spells, frost risk near mid May, and rainfall shifts in the Ohio valley and western regions, urging farmers to judge forecasts by accuracy relative to normals.

W.T. Foster Washington, D. C Pacific Coast Pacific Slope Great Central Valleys Eastern States Canada Ohio Valleys Southeastern States Red River Ohio Gulf

Pearl City Semi-Pro To Play Local Team Sunday

Pearl City News reports Mertz's Semi-Pro aggregation of Freeport will bat against the local team Sunday May 10 at Eby's ball park in Pearl City.

Mertz Freeport Eby's Ball Park Pearl City News

County court names Cramer as conservator for feeble minded Dorothy Winning

In county court this morning C. F. Cramer was appointed conservator for Dorothy Winning who was found by a jury to be in a feeble minded and distracted condition.

C. Fp. Cramer Dorothy Winning

Teachers Elected at Damascus and Gilman Schools

Jacob Kiontz is re-elected as teacher at Damascus school and James Kiontz is re-engaged to teach at Gilman school in Kent township, reflecting continued staff stability in local education.

Jacob Kiontz Damascus James Kiontz Gilman Kent Township

May concert and dances announced at local venues

Coming events list several performances and socials. On May 1 a quartet recital at Grace Church is scheduled. May 14 features Madame Gadski and Frank Ta Forge in a song recital at the Grand Opera House. May 16 Prof. Dawson hosts a social dance at Lexington Hall, with another Dawson dance on May 22. A Gerimania dance and card party rounds out the month at Lexington Hall.

Tenmpl Grace Church Madame Gadski Frank Ta Forge Grand Opert House Prof. Dawson Fa Lexington Hall Lexington Hall Gerimania

Thanking neighbors for help after bereavement

Damman and family express gratitude to neighbors and friends for assistance during their loss and for the floral offerings.

Freep Damman

Bucklen Arnica Salve Praised by Tracy Man

Charles I Budahn of Tracy California calls Bucklen’s Arnica Salve the luckiest buy of his life. He says two 25 cent boxes cured years of itching piles after other treatments failed. Available under guarantee at Joseph Emmert’s drug store.

Bucklen Charles I. Budahn Tracy California Guranatee Joseph Emmert

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