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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1907
Page
4
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I Franklin of Chicago has visited Polo where a former gasoline railroad car factory sits unused. George E Maurer of Freeport plans to purchase the five acre site with stone buildings near the Illinois Central tracks and may reopen it for automobile production, possibly with Canadian land involvement and skilled help to be secured.
Ten teachers from the public schools led by Superintendent Raines traveled to Madison yesterday to tour the city. Arbor Day closures and a raging snow storm limited their activities as they viewed the capitol and the state university.
At nine this morning the B B B club members led by Mr Buffin set out on a Saturday hike Each boy carried a tin can a fishing pole and several eggs They planned to use eggs and fish caught to make a substantial meal
The Dodgeville common council on Tuesday awarded William H. Shons of Freeport the cement walks contract. His bid was 12 cents per foot for walks, 15 cents for crossings, and 60 cents for curbs and gutters.
Ad copy promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a gentle laxative to keep bowels regular and prevent appendix trouble. Guaranteed by Joseph Emmert, druggist, priced at 25 cents.
South Freeport announces a full slate of church services and programs for Sunday. Rev. L O Sehmideé leads the second study Four Famous Farmers with Abraham Emigrant and Pioneer. Rev. W Heinmiller speaks to the boys. Epworth League events, baptist and Lutheran services, and Sunday school conventions are listed with times and speakers. World Sunday School Day plans include Embury Methodist church hosts and addresses by A T Arnold and BE D Herbert.
The Woman's Classical Missionary Society of the Reformed church meets in Freeport on Thursday and Friday with day sessions for business. Delegates come from Foreston Dakota Orangeville Shiloh and Freeport. Sessions are at the old German Presbyterian church on South Galena avenue.
J. L. Rogers, previously secretary of the local Y M C A and now living in Moline, is in town today greeting old friends. He will travel to Rockford tomorrow for the booster event promoting a new association building.
Miss Matilda Jacobs and Farl Barth of Rockford were issued a marriage license yesterday. Barth is the son of Mr and Mrs John Barth of 103 Jackson Street in the same city.
Mr and Mrs Benjamin Dorman welcomed a baby son this morning. Mr and Mrs Louis Dahlmeier of near German Valley welcomed a baby daughter.
The Orangeville high team travels this morning to face the local high school squad this afternoon. Grant and Anangst will pitch while Wheeler handles catching duties for Freeport.
Members of the Freeport club and their ladies enjoyed a dancing party last evening with Gibler's orchestra providing music and a light luncheon served.
The Outing club opened a new baseball diamond and athletic field in West Freeport this afternoon. They report a fine diamond and well packed tennis courts. The article notes geologic pressure from subterranean rock yielding to immense strain, citing twenty five tons per square inch on the rock below each mile of earth.
N A Adams of Henrietta Pa says five years of eczema in their son was hopeless according to two doctors. After trying other doctors with no help they found Electric Bitters. A bottle or more produced rapid improvement and a complete cure with several bottles used. Sold at Joseph Emmerts' drug store for 60 cents.
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