Freeport Loses First Away Game to Green Bay
Wisconsin league action sees Freeport defeated 6 to 1 at Green Bay as Schmisler strikes out twelve and Freeport drops to the tail end of the division. La Crosse and Eau Claire also among the winners with Fond du Lac crushing La Crosse 18 to 2.
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Freeport
Green Bay
Oshkosh
Madison
Fond du Lac
la Crosse
Wausau
Eau Claire
Canners
Orphans
Stark
Schmisler
R. H
Ceca Seeaees
Warhop
Wwe
Scott
Fi Green
Bay
R. Tf Po
Miller
Aptia
Karel
Schmister
Ce Ee
Green Bay Er
Fond du ‘Lac Shee
Eas
Pee
Wis
Dammon
Pleasant
Wisconsin State League Opens With Parade and Debut Game
Oshkosh May 21 opening day features Mayor Banderob pitching for Oshkosh and Dolan on probation. Bourgeois and Sage drive a tenth inning victory over Madison. Wausau and Fond du Lac host parades and opening contests as Dolan Sweeney affair draws attention across league cities.
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Oshkosh
Wis
John Banderob
Dolan
la Crosse
Gerald Haynes
American Association
Bourgeois
Sage
Wausau
Werle Park
Wisconsin State Leamne
Duncan
Oshkosh Club Protest After Forfeited Wisconsin State League Game
Oshkosh manager Bubser accuses umpire Sweeney of biased calls at La Crosse, alleging Dolan shoved him and Schreiner and Bourgeois provoked the scene. He claims Hawley pressured police to remove Dolan, with forfeit 9 to 0 to La Crosse after a seventh inning brawl.
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Bubser
Oshkosh
Mafiager Bubser
Konetchy
Schriner
Sweeney
la Crosse
Dolan
Hawley
Mr. Bubser
Umpre
Lick’ Burgeois
Burgeois
Danforth
John Lake
Ike
Iin
Ina Crosse
Schreiner
Bourgeois
Buck Goes to Decatur for G A R En Campment
Rock Island May 21 Commander E H Buck gains permission from physicians to attend the state G A R encampment at Decatur. He travels by special Rock Island train with about fifty from John Buford post Graham post and the Moline drum corps. Buck is the first private to hold the office and will retire at the meeting.
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Rock Island
Department
E. H. Buck
Decatur
Buck
John Buford Post
Graham Post
Moline Drum Corps
Moline
Milwaukee Road
Principals Elected for Winslow and Gage Schools
The Winslow school board elected James Rybolt to lead the Gage school in that village while J H Meyers was chosen as principal of the Davis schools.
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J. H. Meyers
Davis
Winslow
James’Rybolt
Gage
Card of Thanks and Acknowledgments
We thank friends and neighbors and especially the societies of which our late father Casper Nehus was a member for their kind help during our bereavement. Jan Nantirne Anna Ninus IpA NEHus Mrs. John Yhager Mrs. William Brow n William Nehuis. The Frazer $2.50 men’s shoes direct from factory to you all leathers welt shoes sold only at.
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Casper Nehus
Jan Nantirne
Anna Ninus
Ipa Nehus
John Yhager
William Brown
William Nehuis
Frazer
Stearns & Foster
Early settler Simon Staas dies at 78 in Freeport
Simon Staas died at his home corner Chestnut and Tutty streets at 11 30 last night after long illness. Born in Germany 78 years ago he came to America in 1836 living first in southern Wisconsin before moving to this county and Lancaster township. He married Sophy Brandt in 1863 and leaves his wife, son S F Staas, two brothers William and Fred in Freeport, and sister Mrs C Schroeder in Loran. Funeral Friday at 2 from the home with Rev Holke conducting.
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Simon Staas
Chestnut
Tutty Streets
Germany
America
Wisconsin
Lancaster
Freeport
Chestnut and
Sophy Brandt
John Brandt
Sophy Hunt
Staas
St. John’s Church
Sophy Staas
S. F. Staas
William
Fred
C. Schroeder
Loran
City Cemetery
Holke
Chicago Man Patrick Sheridan Dies After Illness at 67
Patrick Sheridan died at his Thomson area farm after a long illness. He was 67, survived by a wife and large family, and had been a longtime county resident. Funeral arrangements to be announced locally.
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Patrick Sheridan
Thomson
Mr. Sheridan
Cornelius N. Carpenter Bank President Dies at 95
Cornelius N. Carpenter, president of the Bank of Brodhead, died this afternoon in Brodhead Wisconsin. Born in 1826 at Moretown Vermont he studied law before entering banking in 1881. He served in the Civil War raising a ninety day company and later moved to Brodhead. He leaves a son Cornelius W. and a daughter Mrs H P Young.
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Brodhead
Wis
Cornelius N. Carpenter
Bank of Brodhead
Chicago
Milwaukee
Moretown
Vermont Volunteers
Cornelius W
Mra. H. P. Young
Thomas Getty Dies After Scaffold Fall
Thomas Getty died Monday night at 10:30 at his parents home on Chicago avenue Savanna following a serious fall from a scaffold Saturday. Orville Thomas Getty was born October 14 1875 in Crawford county Iowa and later moved with his family to Dakota then Savanna where they have lived for several years.
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Thomas Getty
Robert Getty
Chicago Avenue
Savanna
Orville Thomas Getty
Crawford County
Dakota
Finaally
Wonderful Eczema Cure
Our little boy had eczema for five years. Two doctors said the case was hopeless with lung involvement. We read about Electric Bitters and saw quick improvement after using several bottles. Eventually the boy was completely cured. Best of all blood medicines and body building tonics. Guaranteed at Joseph Emmerts' drug store. 50c.
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N. A. Adams
Henrietta
Joseph Emmerts
Nurses Slip Pers for Women Relief Tool Featured
A brief item notes a sensitive tool offering relief for women labeled nurses slip pers sold for $1.50 at the EE and W store dated May 16.
Y M C A Baseball Nine Shines In Practice at Taylor's Park
Teens from the Y M C A assembled at Taylor's park for a practice game against the High School team. The YMCA squad won, showing strong material and potential for a powerful nine.
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Taylor's Park
Bucklen’s Amica Salve Heals Thumb Wound
Plunk merchant G W Cloyd recalls a four year old accident when a 4 jillion bit penetrated his thumb. He attributes the cure to Bucklen’s Amica Salve bought at Joseph Emmert’s druggist. The doctor advised. No further detail.
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G. W. Cloyd
Plunk
Bucklen
Joseph Emmert
Daily Journal Delivery Price Note
The Daily Journal offers citywide delivery for 10 cents per week, making the newspaper accessible to all residents. This pricing reflects a low weekly rate designed to expand readership.
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the Daily Journal
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Delanésweeney
Crosse
RSU I. Oshkosh
Converse
Malone
Grimes and Leahy
R. EE. Wausau
Anderson, Nagle
S‘ampbell
Smith and Watson
Ag. Ds
Pond du Date
Oboogabou
Ood
Jones and
Willian
Thanmman
Speicer
Dolan-Sweeney
Untl
Northwestern Wired
Oshkosh Baseball Association
Mr. Moll
Oshkosh Association
Mel
Gd. A. R. Meeting
Simon
Edward Gardner
Haineis
Rockford Hospital
Mr. Gardner
Rochelle
L. Stocking
Shelby
Miss Ties Gardner
Clarence E. Gardner
Rhoda Grier
W. EK. Grier
Mt. Carrol Liveryman
James
Evanston
Mt. Carroll
T. S. Ryan
Standard and Ruby
Galena St Freeport
Stephenson St
Freeport, III
the Gentlemen’s Clothing
Pfeiffer Shoes
Exchange St
Freeport, Il
Kuehner Bros
China
Hollister& Barrett, Jewelers
Opticians
Weill
Freeport Loan Company
Freeport Gas Light and Coke Co
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