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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1907
Page
4
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Assistant secretary of agriculture explains plant breeding value in plain terms. W M Hays discusses heredity power turning a single wheat kernel into a national wealth, citing Minnesota experiments, corn and apple finds, and potential 500 million yearly gains with higher yields. Farmers can imitate through simple seed selection and patience.
Miss Etta Reinhold and Andrew Buss both of this city plan to marry around mid June. Miss Reinhold is daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Reinhold. her father is assistant superintendent for Prudential Insurance. Mr Buss, born near German Valley, is brother of John Buss and works as a Prudential solicitor in Freeport.
The Grace church Dramatic Society held a well attended meeting last evening and decided to stage a literary program and dance next Thursday evening May 16 at the Knights of the Globe hall in the Fry block. Members discuss presenting a play soon with help from a Freeport lady who has toured with a leading theatrical company.
The Foresters of Cherry Camp MWA will host a dance and card party on May 14 at the E A Blust hall.
Mrs Minnie G Barnes transfers part of lot 8 block 4 Gui teau's addition for 1600 dollars to Gustav Hornburg. Gustav Hornburg sells lot 4 block 20 Freeport to Paul W Rockey for 1000 dollars.
IL H Heckman and George Bru baker representatives of the Robinson circus were in the city yesterday to arrange the show here.
Miss Rose Vail underwent successful surgery this morning at St Francis Hospital and is reported to be recovering as well as could be expected.
Attend a patriotic supper hosted by the Woman's Relief Corps this Saturday evening from 5 to 8 o'clock. Proceeds support local relief efforts and community veterans' programs.
Mr and Mrs C J McDonald are the proud parents of a baby son born at their home this morning marking a joyful family arrival.
Several teachers traveled to Madison this morning to visit the local public schools and observe classroom practices.
A Henriet ta Pa mother reports her five year eczema case improved after trying Electric Bitters. She says multiple doctors failed, then a bottle or more cured her son and he fully recovered. Sold as best blood medicine and body building tonic at Joseph Em merts drug store 650c.
Mrs Fred Palmer of North Church street in Loucks flats is hospitalized in Rockford in serious condition after a late night operation. Her husband, a salesman for American Radiator, was located in Sterling after a tense search and arrived around 3 am to find her rallying briefly from anesthesia and the operation’s effects.
Officer William Figeley will begin dog tax rounds on June first. Those with valuable pets should be ready to settle assessments when he visits. Tramp dogs and worthless dogs should be brought to the police station or arrangements made with Mr Figeley. A white bulldog and a black and white pointer remain at the station and owners may claim them by paying charges and proving ownership.
Local ad listing a one room cottage for rent with city water gas paved street and monthly plan on Lincoln Avenue near water tower. Included are two contact numbers for Burchard and Hy i Buchard. Also an offer for a secondhand bicycle in good condition with a Black 678 phone contact.
Advertisement touts Dr. Kings New Life Pills as a gentle remedy to keep bowels regular and avert appendix problems. Guaranteed by Joseph Mummert, druggist, for 25 cents. Try them.
For one year customers may buy all known sheet music at actual cost to the store. Mail name and address or call to register in the music directory. Smith & Barnes Piano Song Book offered free to all callers. Devore Piano Co. 76 78 Stephenson St. April 25.
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