Thick Whitewash Given To Canners In Sunday Roundup
Sunday scores show Freeport out hit by opponents but unable to score while La Crosse and Madison won, with La Crosse beating Oshkosh in eleven innings and Madison shutting Fond du Lac. Games listed include Green Bay over Rockford and Rockford at Fond du Lac. box scores cite Harrod, Rouse, Lang, and Shaw among others.
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Madison
Fond du Lac
Wausau
Freeport
Green Bay
Rockford
la Crosse
Oshkosh
Freeporters
Lumberjacks
Lst
Harrod
Fox
Rouse
Wausaw
Wells
Barlow
Lang
Wausau Boys
R. H. PO. A. Es. Safford
Treland
Fisk
Wausai
R. H. PO
Beumiller, Ss
Moore, Vf
Ween
Brady
Wis
R. I. E. la Crosse
Eberly
Baillies
Killian
Werner
Warren
Tr Green Bay
Shaw
R. H. FE
Lac
Smith
Parish
Watson
Senators
Cubs
Dolan
Grodnick
Vance
W. le
Freeport Falls to Wausau as Struggles Continue
Freeport loses Saturday to Wausau placing the Champs fifth. Freeport hitters Scott and Fisk manage solo hits while Gardner Moore and Brady of the Lumberjacks each collect three baggers. Bartos controlled the mound for Wausau allowing only two hits and fanning nine as the Champs fall behind to a 2 9 line score line.
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McAuley
Erickson
Brady
Gardner
Buemiller
Moore
Rf Tee Bates
Bartos
Total Co
Wausau
Freeport
Fox
Bray
Miller
Scott
Fisk
Lafe
R. H- PQ
A. Se
Ireland
Harrod
Uy v ” Ao Ou Fisk
Disth
Schoonhoven
Oo Stark
Tos Barlow
Safford
Pow
R. H. PO
A. E. Miller
Preacher's Son Drowned in Enid Oklahoma
The two year old son of Rev. J. W. Fager and his wife drowned last week near their home in Enid Oklahoma after apparently falling into a nearby creek. This tragedy follows a prior accident in the family that killed a grown son when a building collapsed on him. The Rev. Fager, a known figure in Stephenson county, is a son of D. I. Fager of Franklin Nebraska.
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Freeport
J. W. Fager
Enid
Oklahoma
Rev. Fager
Stephenson County
D. I. Fager
Franklin, Neb
Gil W Barnard Fast Sinking In Chicago Hospital
Gil W Barnard grand secretary of the Masonic order was reported Saturday to be sinking rapidly as his family rushed to his bedside amid alarm over his relapse in Chicago.
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Chicago
Gil W. Barnard
Masonic Order
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Praised By Tracy Man
Charles F Budahn of Tracy California credits Bucklen’s Arnica Salve with curing years of itching piles after buying two boxes. He calls it the luckiest day of his life and notes it yielded to no other treatment. Sold under guarantee at Joseph Emmert’s drug store.
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Bucklen
Charles’ F
Budahn
Tracy
California
Guranatee
Joseph Emmert
MOTORMEN BARRED FROM THE B. OF L. MEETING
Amos Beeler of Topeka Kansas was reelected vice president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers insurance department as delegates discuss a proposed emergency fund for aged members. The convention covers salaries, by laws, and the admission stance for electric railway engineers.
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Columbus Press-Post
Amos Beeler
Topeka
Kan
Insurance Department
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Futch
Matt H. Shay
Press-Post
Peter Kilduff
J. H. Welch
A. C. Blaney
George B. Knell
W. H. Plummer
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Panama Zone
Cuba
South America
Order of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood
John P. Kelly
A. G. Wilson
T. Th Schoepf
W. BR. Waggenorst
G. LA
Auxiliary
W. A. Murdock
Chicago
Ladies’ Auxiliary
U. C. T. Hall
Columbus
This Date in History Chronicles Notable Dates
This Date in History lists events from 8 De Soto landing in Florida in 1539 through 1905 Magoon inaugurated as Panama Canal Zone governor. Highlights include the 1720 disease outbreak in Marseilles killing about 50,000, Franklin’s 1845 Arctic voyage, Louis Napoleon’s 1846 escape, 1867 Dudley birth, 1871 Bank Holiday Act, and Rosa Bonheur’s 1899 death.
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de Soto
Florida
Marseilles
Sir John Franklin
Arctic
Louis Napoleon
Fortress
Ham
Earl of Dudley
Australia
Rosa Bonheur
CC. C. Magoon
Panama Canal Zone
Sunday School Convention in Winslow Township
The Winslow Township Sunday School Association holds its annual convention at Berean Church Christian Hollow on Sunday May 31. The program opens with song and scripture at 1 30, then addresses on keeping youths in Sunday school, classroom management, and teacher versus pastor influence, followed by sermons and regional Sunday school topics led by Rev Frank K Breen and Rev Preen.
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Winslow Township Sunday School Association
Berean Church
Christian Hollow
A. J. Yates
Jas. Rybolt
HH. Behl
AL J. Wales
Sehragim
Capitola Jonas
iAtce
Youtay
L.E. Barr
Salil Sinclair
Claude Bucher
Brad
Odd Tl Morse
Ph J. Webster
Tihee Poeev
Frank K. Breen
Herbert
Sid
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promise Gold Value
Cedar View Mississippi merchant B G Stewart touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as worth their weight in gold for constipation malaria or viciousness sold with a guarantee at Joseph Emmert’s drug store priced 25 cents.
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B. G. Stewart
Cedar View
Miss
Dr. King
Joseph Emmert
American Bravery Praised By Priest For Nation’s Heroes
A priest extols American bravery and honors soldiers who sacrificed for the nation. He calls for remembrance through patriotic customs, urging homes and schools to teach honor for the living and dead, and to inspire future generations to uphold liberty and unity. Old Glory symbolism anchors the tribute.
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United States of America
Land of the
Free
Home of the
Brave
Illinois seeks teachers in several fields statewide
Joseph E. Mason announces civil service examinations on June 4 5 and 6 1908 in Chicago Springfield and Jacksonville for principals advanced primary kindergarten art and literary teachers and teachers of the deaf. Open to men and women over 21 with salaries from 25 to 80 a month plus board. Applications due by June 2 with details from the Illinois Civil Service Commission Springfield.
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Joseph E. Mason
Illinois State Civil Service Commission
Civil Service Commission
Chicago
State House
Springfield
Ilinois School For the Deaf
Jacksonville
Illinois Civil Service Commission
Earl of Dudley Celebrates 41st Birthday and Peak Estates
The Earl of Dudley, newly governor general of the commonwealth of Australia, born May 25 1867, has held high office since 1888 and later served as parliamentary secretary to the board of trade. One of England's wealthiest landowners with 380000 acres, iron works, mining interests, and a Jamaica estate. Lady Dudley, married in 1891, is noted as a distinguished woman.
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Earl of Dudley
Henry Stafford Northcote
Commonwealth of Australia
Eton
Kidderminster
Dudley
South Africa
Board of Trade
Lord Dudley
England
Jamaica
Earl
Charles Gurney
Father Williams Indian Tablets Promote Woman Health
A 19th century drug ad touts Father Williams Indian Tablets as a tonic and regulator for women. It claims to relieve pale weak nervous and delicate conditions, improves flesh and vigor, brightens eyes, and clears complexions. Tea or tablets sold for 20 cents by C P Guenther & Co. druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father William
C. P. Guenther & Co
May Picture Sale at Path to Picture Framing
Beginning Wednesday May 2th and continuing for ten days we offer 20 percent discount on all framed pictures and on picture framing. Choose from a large stock of picture mouldings. Rory T Wei successor to Partison and Kryder Bladiw
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rory T. Wei
Partison & Kryder, Bladiw
Attractive Folder Promotes New Mexico Lands by French Company
Edward Gilbert local representative of the French Land and Irrigation company issues a folder highlighting land advantages in New Mexico. The brochure features photographs of the property and includes Freeport people who recently visited the site.
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Edward Gilbert
French Land and Irrigation Company
New Mexico
Freeport
Pate
Madam Brunewick Announces Tea Hour at Chicago Street
Madam Brunewick invites her old customers to a tea on Monday at 98 Chicago Street. The message promises a pleasant social hour and a warm welcome for friends and patrons.
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Madam Brunewick
Chicago
Hater
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Bastom
Kosten
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Preacher
J. W. Feger
Little One
the Journal
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Forest City
Stone
Marcus AL Hannan
Order
Hutchins
Westinghouse
Dean
John Smith
West Stephenson Street
Doan
Hmmmert’s
Foster-Milburn Co
Puitalo
United States
Huss
Kinley’s Garment House
Summers
Stephenson St
Erie
Burrell Brothers
Malta Vita
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C. G. Schoeffel
Galena St
Carpal
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Kuehner Bros
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