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The Daily Journal announces daily issues except Sundays from Journal Printing Co. Freeport address. Details include subscription terms, annual prepaid rate, and mail carrier options with a May 2 date.
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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1908
Page
4
The Daily Journal announces daily issues except Sundays from Journal Printing Co. Freeport address. Details include subscription terms, annual prepaid rate, and mail carrier options with a May 2 date.
The label appears on the International Type graphical Crier indicating use of Union label in mechanical departments, recognizing compliance with labor standards and industry practices.
Thereby announces candidate for nomination for State's Attorney of Steger enson Go. Primary set for Saturday August 8. Public support requested from voters and publication office. Rosca 4 Carnatean.
A candidate for circuit clerk position in Stephenson County faces a decision by Republican voters at the upcoming primary. The entry notes the party designation and that the result will depend on primary vote outcomes across the district.
A formal declaration from a Republican candidate in Freeport outlines a bid for the state senate representing Stephenson Jo Daviess and Carroll counties. The notice asserts eligibility and requests voters support at the August primary.
Stephen Rigney of Hed Onk TA declares his run for representative in the Tinos Heneral Assembly subject to Republican voters in the Twelfth senatorial district at the August primaries.
Masonic Calendar lists Excelsior Lodge No. Wf A F and A M meetings on the first and third Friday monthly. Evergreen Lodge No. 170A FP and A M meets on the first and third Monday. Freeport Chapter No. 2 R A convokes on the first and third Tuesday. Freeport Council No. 38 R and M meets third Tuesday. Freeport Commandery No. 7 R T conclave meets first and eighth Wednesday.
A long list of residents and visitors record daily movements in Freeport and surrounding areas. Individuals from Chicago Forreston Madison Polo Rockford Sterling Buena Vista and others transact business call on friends attend events or visit relatives across Illinois and neighboring states.
The Illinois Missionary District conference opens with Rev Charles D Kindred of Englewood delivering the centennial address on Our Centenary. Dora V Thompson and Clara B Griffin of Carthage share remarks as Missonary District progress reported. Tomorrow features an I C M S session with sermons, reports, and Bible School talks, inviting Freeport readers to attend.
Chicago Journal reports charges in a debtor’s court against Charles E. Piper supreme scribe of the Royal League for 17,150 dollars. Piper, a Berwyn resident with a wife and children, must appear next Friday as supporters defend him while others push for expulsion if facts prove true.
Freeport residents recalling Ellen Beach Yaw recall a London story that she could become an heiress through Lady Meux. The tale links Yaw to British society, the Essex heir, and Meux wealth, amid reports of Yaw’s celebrated high notes and courtship rumors in Europe and America.
The founder of the fortune, a brewer, Miss Yaw is new in Paris where Lady Meux has followed. She is described as replenishing her bank account at frequent intervals, indicating steady financial activity and social scrutiny in the French capital.
Rockford Register Gazette reports Freeport business men formed a city association to attract new productive interests. A leaflet will be distributed widely highlighting the eight hour ride and access to 26 million people, with a banquet planned for May 27 to push the effort.
The Retail Merchants association of Rock Island Illinois will hold its annual banquet on the 19th instant. Secretary Wilbur Coons of the Freeport Business Men’s association has been invited to speak on What Organization Can Do. Other speakers include O E Bouoney of Paxton on The Building of a City.
J. S. Talbott assistant general freight agent of the Chicago and North Western railway will attend the annual dinner of the Freeport Business Men's Association on May 27.
Yesterday’s rain disrupted play across the circuit with games postponed. Rause is slated to pitch in Wausau this afternoon for a tough battle against the Tumberjacks as Fond du Lac visits for three games and Oshkosh for four. No more wins until June 2 when Rockford returns and pennant raising exercises take place.
The Lutheran and German Reform church at Rock Grove will be dedicated next Sunday with exercises throughout the day and a dedicatory service at 2 PM. Pastor Campbell leads the Lutherans and Rev Mer Marburger the German Reform congregation. The church is a substantial frame structure and a credit to the village.
Report notes Heise and Con operate the line between Freeport and South Freeport and consider adding a large gasoline powered vehicle in the near future. The idea is in early stages and its realization remains uncertain as time passes.
Gideons and traveling men from Freeport and Bloomington plan the May 16 and 17 state convention in Bloomington. Meetings at Odd Fellows hall set outlines for Saturday and Sunday with welcome addresses, a mass men’s meeting at the Castle theater, and a grand Gideon rally at First Baptist church.
Freeport camp of Woodmen meets Thursday evening. Y M C A board of directors held regular monthly meeting last evening. Royal Neighbors plan a card party Thursday at K of P hall over the State Bank. W M S at Prinity church postponed one week. Court Mohawk 3197 has an important meeting Wednesday evening May 13. Trinity church Ladies Aid meets Thursday at 2 30 at church parlors. Women’s Missionary Society of Trinity Evangelical to meet May 12 at Mrs. Mick 206 William street. tea served. W C U U meets Thursday at 3 at Y M C A with Rev Mullin and program including Miss Cora Culbert recital Pitcher or Jug. Visitors welcome.
A fragmented OCR text discusses a medical claim for constipation treatment and includes references to pills and alleged cures. It mentions doses, medical authority, and a call to seek testimonials or trials, with several named entities and places implied in the historical ad context.
The Sons of Veterans will meet this evening in the amusement room of W. Tr. Rawlegh’s new home on upper Stephenson Street. Members assemble at G. A. R. Hall at 7:80 and ride the car together. Arrangements for Memorial services May 24 and Decoration Day on May 30 will be made. The coming state encampment will be discussed. Light refreshments will be served.
The Y. M. C. A lobby and offices are being decorated and new electric lights installed. Donations from Mesdames Bailes Barrett and Sanford fund the improvements. Removal of the coal scales is underway and by week’s end the rooms will look markedly different.
Louis Bauschier Proprietor announces a twenty fifth anniversary sale of flower and vegetable stock at Garden Market Garden and Green Houses. The catalogue lists Geraniums Verbenas Petunias Cannas Caladiums Heliotrope Everflow Roses Salvias Lobelias Alyssum Asters Ageratum Vincas and more including Cabbage Tomatoes Celery Kale Peppers and Sweet Potato Plants. Large stock of seeds and prompt out of town mail orders. plants shipped nationwide and to Canada. Take Carroll Street car to Garden Adams Street car to 306 Kreepar Market Garden ad CGiveen Houses. Established 183.
For sale or exchange six hundred acres of Texas land at six dollars per acre. Seller will consider good income property as part payment. For particulars address Lock Box 64 Lanark PF ind lw.
Jacob Stiffler a respected farmer near McConnell died suddenly Monday afternoon May 4 from heart trouble after an illness less than a day. He was a Woodmen camp member, charter of Basswood camp No 9LOO M W L A and served as watchman. He leaves wife nine children three brothers and two sisters. Rev L B Dennis officiated at a large funeral conducted by the Woodmen.
Rain fell all day as mourners gather for burial at Hill cemetery. The community expresses deep shock over the unexpected illness and death, offering condolences to the grieving family.
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