Fragmented OCR shows scattered political names and offices
Readable parts list various public offices and individuals such as Francis G Blair, T Alessis, and Lowden among others. text appears as damaged OCR with mixed names including trustees, treasurer, and legislators, lacking clear event or outcome details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Sabi Ury
Cullom
Ioun FO Smalski
Francis G
Blair University
T. Alessis R
Watch Ales
Lean Aigure
Man Krank
Lowden
Gillespir
Ig Krade
Clarity
ER Olsen
Cooper My
Des Wrenry Ritzm
Personal Record: Local Residents Travel and Visits
Morning and afternoon travelers to Chicago, Dixon, and other locales mark a day of business and relatives visits. Notable movements include B J Quigley and Dr W W Krape to Chicago, Henry Althoff to the Springfield state fair, and Rev Charles Unangst to Cedar Rapids for church conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.W. Krape
Chicago
William Ohlendorf
Forreston
Henry Althoff
Lancaster Township
Springfield
Abbye Hemering
Dixon
Freeport
A. J. Kidd
A. Wallahan
West Freeport
Edith Washburn
G. S. Kleckner
Chris Ernst
Milan
Ohio
Local church notes and upcoming events in town
First Baptist members with extra flowers urged to leave at the church for the annual meeting. Rev L C Schmidt of Trinity church to speak at the Volunteers tent this evening. Epworth League hosts a Book Social at First M E church parlors on Tuesday Oct 9. Courage Division 182 G To A to B of L F to meet tomorrow at 2 30. Star Pleasure Club to hold a social dance Friday Oct 5 at EK A Blust hall with Harris Orchestra. Ladies Aid of St John s church to hold a regular meeting tomorrow evening. Engineer H L Crowell transferred to the Dubuque division, now between Waterloo and Freeport. Ladies Aid of Trinity United Evangelical church meet Thursday Oct 4 at 128 Oak with Mrs J L Knapp. attendance urged. Trinity church teachers meetings and prayer meetings Thursday nights continue to be of special interest. Junior Endeavor to be organized at Trinity Thursday at 1 pm under Pastor L C Schunde with a planned course for Juniors. John A Davis Post and old soldiers invited to parade Oct 6 and to the smoker by Forty sixth Regiment on Oct 6 at G A R ball. First Presbyterian communion services next Sabbath postponed to the following Sabbath and held in the lecture room. Auditorium work progressing toward completion. Women’s Relief corps held a meeting with annual inspection. State Inspector Mrs McFarland of Rockford attended and praised the teamwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Schmidt
Trinity Church
Epworth League
M. E
Courage Division No. 182
B. of L. F
Star Pleasure Club
EK. A. Blust
Harris’ Orchestra
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. John’s Church
H.L. Crowell
Carbondale
Dubuque
Waterloo
Freeport
Bisa P.i
L. C. Sehunde
John A. Davis
First Presbyterian Church
Wuiman's Relief Corps
G. A. BR. Ball
Mre. McFarland
Rockford
Freeport District Loses Its Identity
Freeport district of the Methodist Episcopal church merges with Rockford and Dixon districts. Presiding elder Rev Samuel Marngey takes charge. Rev Burling moves to Wicker Park Chicago. Rev McCaskill returns to Freeport First church. Numerous appointments shift across Rockford and Dixon districts, with Freeport renamed Rockford district for the new arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
Methodist Episcopal Church
Rock River
Bunbury
Joliet
St. Paul’s Church
Chicago
Rockford
Dixon
Y M C A Affaires Offer Night School Courses
The Y M C A night school reports a promising start with the business English class below target but the mechanical drawing class well enrolled. Foreigner English not started without more applicants, while a mathematics course for those in drawing drew keen interest. Enrollment remains open for interested men.
Move Steep Gangs Shifted to Beloit and Florence
The C M and St Paul steel gangs have moved from Freeport to Beloit to install rails and to Florence Station for surfacing work. New rails are laid from east to west with only surfacing remaining. About two hundred workers have supported Freeport merchants financially during their stay.
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M. & St. Paul
Milwaukee Road
Beloit
Florence Station
Freeport
Regulars Pass Through En Route to Cuba From Fort Snelling
Two battalions of regular United States troops traversed the area this afternoon bound for Cuba. The Wyoming contingent had been moved three times to reach here and are financially strained after missing pay by three days. Expected departure is next Friday from Newport News, Virginia for Cuba.
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UU. BS
Cuba
Fort Snelling
Wyoming
Tts
Newport News
Rumage Sale For Titinen's Diuehitters Settlement
A rummage sale to benefit the titinen's Diuehitters' Settlement Home will be held October 4 5 and 6 at the store building formerly occupied by J G Briggs on Stephenson Street. Persons with items for the sale may notify by phone Mas 1 16 to Mrs B Stiver or Mrs C Barrett who will call for donations.
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Titinen
Diuehitters
J.G. Briggs
Stephenson Street
Versons
B. Stiver
C. Barrett
Electric Bitters touted as world’s greatest restorative
A testimonial from Mrs Wed Gilpatuieh of Portland Maine claims Electric Bitters cured her six months after illness caused by a young postpartum condition. The ad says the remedy strengthens digestion liver kidneys and blood while curing nerves biliousness and weakness. Priced at 50 cents and guaranteed by Joseph Baunert's drug store.
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Wed. Gilpatuieh
Oman
Joseph Baunert
Field Day at Winslow High School Features Heavy Crowd
Winslow Oct 3 field day attracted a large crowd with keen rivalry in athletic events and entertaining field events. Freeport Standards won the morning baseball game against Monroe, then lost 8 to 7 to Winslow as umpire calls and home-team bias drew boos from spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow
Winslow High School
Wreeport
John Gage
Scott Smith
James van Matre
Cadiz
Wis
Thomas Moore
Onceo
J. van Matre
J. Warhop
Monroe
Clark Snells
Leon Wells
H. Schedweld
John van Matre
Orangeville
Harry Vaughn
Winstow
Clark Hells
Tfirst
Leon Eells
Clark
B. Burly
Leon Ells
Ford Burly
Clara Wingert
Irene Gage
Ace
J.T. van Matre
Frank Ritter
Freeport
Jack Warhop
Warhop
Seitz
Calam
Freeport Boys
Young
A. Grant
Wiegand
Kunz
Griffin
D. Grant
Dubs
Inquest Finds Natural Causes in Cedarville Man Death
Coroner's jury rules John Lautz death natural. Testimony from Emmanuel and John Lutz Jr. describes morning farm routine and discovery in a Cedarville cornfield. Lautz, 66, born in Lebanon county, leaves wife and three sons and a daughter. funeral Thursday at 1 PM from home and Evangelical church with Rev. L C Schmidt officiating.
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John Lautz
Cedarville
W. B. Peck
E Emmanuel Lutz
John Lutz
Isaac Diemer
GC. Ley
Chas. If. Kaiser
Jonathan Dierwechter
FR. J. Erickson
Samuel Kahley
Emmanuel Lutz
John
Father
Joseph
Win
John Lutz, Jr
Samuel Kahly
Lebanon County
Stephenson County
Emmanuel
Evangelical Church
L. C. Schmidt
Ireeport
Dies Here Today Mrs Anna Leath 57
Mrs Anna Leath 57 died at Globe hospital at 6 this morning after a 14 month illness of apoplexy Born in New Castle England June 11 1849 came to the United States in 1849 Lived in Acorn Grove Milledgeville Freeport Lanark and Elgin Survived by husband two sons and two daughters Funeral tomorrow at 12:30 from Mrs Hawkins home with remains sent to Elgin for burial Rev C W McCaskill to conduct services
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Anna Leath
Globe Hospital
New Castle
Tyne
England
Acorn Grove
Milledgeville
J. 8. Leath
Leath
Lena Budget Phidian Art club opens season at Allison home
Lena residents note first meeting of the season at Mrs. E C Allison’s home with Miss Naramore delivering a brief program. Following a business session, refreshments were served and members shared summer reminiscences. Several local residents and visitors were listed attending or traveling to nearby events.
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Lena
Phidian Art Club
E. C. Allison
Sli Layton
Allegheney
Penn
Nettie Dobler
Warren
H. C. Houser
D. M. DeGraff
Geo. Schoeny
South Dakota
R. W. Sherman
Chicago
Eugene Dailey
Freeport
C. J. Wilsey
Garrett Toogood
Egan
F. Zumdal
Rockford
F. Biesemeier
Gee. Claywell
Kent
Miss Crowe
Sabetha
Kas
Springfield
Bessie Wimner
Maggie Stahl
Macon
Ill
G. M. Holly
G. M. Sherry
H. R. Nelson
M. W. Schudt
Chas. Ferguson
Wallpaper Sale at Sluiter and Brauer on Galena
Reduced prices and a nice stock to choose from. Have your papering done now. Sluiter & Brauer, 183 Galena Avenue. Sale note dated September 29.
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Sluiter & Brauer
Galenanve
Dill Loses Place As Illinois Mason Leader
The Bloomington Pantagraph reports Captain J. H. C. Dill was defeated for election as grand secretary of the grand lodge of Masons of Illinois at Chicago. The winner is Tiaac Cutter of Camp Point, a familiar figure to Freeport Masons, who served as grand lecturer and longtime member of the board of grand examiners. Cutter succeeds DW who had been grand secretary for thirteen years, replacing L. Munn, Sr. of Freeport.
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Bloomington
Pantagraph
J. H. C. Dill
Grand Lodge of Masons of
Illinois
Grand Lodge
Chicago
Tiaac Cutter
Camp Point
Freeport Masons
Grand Examiners
Order
L. Munn, Sr
Freeport
Dismissal in Natural Carbon By-Products Suit
A Chicago fed court dismisses PL W. Siecke's bill in the Natural Carbon By-Products case and discharges receiver W. E. Pry. Al. Bauin is notified as plaintiff. The action ends with Greer and Siecke referenced in the filing.
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Chicago
Dudee Bandis
United Sites Federal Court
PL W. Siecke
W. EF. Pry
al. Bauinsuyeen
David S. Greer
Artesians Schedule This Week With Callahan and Athletics
George Ives will travel to Chicago Saturday morning to play center for the Artesians against Callahan at Logan Square Park Saturday afternoon. Sunday afternoon the Artesians host the Athletics at their own park with Willie McGill in the Athletics box and Miles Barlow at first base for the Artesians.
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George Ives
Chicago
Artesians
Callahan
Logan Square Park
Athletics
Weel
Willie McGill
Miles Barlow
The Rocky Mountain Tea Attracts Gymnasts And Readers
Gymnastics praise for Hallister’s Rocky Mountain Tea presented as tea or tablets. Advertisements claim elasticity and grace from this tonic, priced at 35 cents by Joseph Emmert.
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Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Joseph Emmert
Annual Supper and Meeting at First Baptist Church
The First Baptist church and congregation will hold tomorrow night their annual meeting for officer elections and reports. A large gathering is expected. The Ladies Improvement Committee serves supper at 6 40 with proceeds to the improvement fund. Deacons, trustees and wives act as reception committee. Tables for 250. Late arrivals will be seated as they come.
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First Baptist Church
Christian Science Lecture to Be Given in Freeport
Judge Septimus J. Hanna of Colorado Springs Colorado, member of the Christian Science Board of Lectureship, will speak at the Grand Opera house Freeport on Tuesday evening October 9 1906 at eight o clock. The lecture is free and all are invited.
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Septimus J. Hanna
Colorado Springs
Colo
Christian Science Board
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mass
Grand Opera House
Freeport
Bilbo ‘Lock
Horse Injured in Van Buren Street Incident
A horse driven by Cohen’s employee on the Van Buren street hill collapsed on brick pavement this noon. It bled from the mouth severely until a veterinary surgeon arrived and the animal was taken to the barn for care.
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Cohen
van Buren Street
Local Bout Ends In Draw In Freeport and Monroe
In a unevenly matched card two Freeport fighters Dade Cramer and Marie Kuuulf faced off against Monroe opponents CGhorm Roderick and Blanch Whitehead with Gow. The results show 2 to 0 and 25 to 25 in score notes, while Silver Creek entrant Dirk Sehuur participated with Haruike Klooster.
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Dade C. Cramer
Freeport
Marie Kuuulf
Cghorm C. Roderick
Monroe
Wis
Blanch Whitehead
Dirk Sehuur
Silver Creek
Haruike Klooster
Sume
Salt Lake Drying Up Rumor Sparks Talk
A fragment notes concern over Salt Lake drying up and mentions Bryan running and Van's buckwheat cakes. The text is incomplete, with unclear actions or dates, leaving the core incident uncertain.
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Salt Lake
Bryan
Van
High School Notes Elect New Forum and Sophomore Officers
The four Forum and Sigma Delta sections form a joint literary society with monthly 7 30 meetings. Officers elected include President L Holmes and Treasurer V Heckman. The Sophomore class elected Ralph Unangst as president and J Vaupel as vice president. The athletic association advances and a basketball practice yielded promising outlook. Rev C J Price of First Baptist Church spoke on Character and Self Control in a powerful address at the high school.
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Forum
Sigma Delta
L. Holmes
C. Evers
G. Holmes
V. Heckman
Ralph Unangst
J. Vaupel
R. Ulrich
M. Kieckner
Athletic Association
C. J. Price
First Baptist Church
Catherine Guild Supper at Grace Episcopal Church
The St. Catherine's guild of Grace Episcopal church to hold a Sunday supper in Knights of the Globe hall over Wright's clothing store. Servings from 5 to 8 labeled Ye. Menu includes hot beef loaf, cream potatoes, baked beans, pickles, red beets, bread and butter, jelly, hot steamed pudding, and coffee.
Millinery Opening at Miss S Brinkman’s Hat Shop
A millinery opening is set for Tuesday and Wednesday October 2 and 3 at Miss S Brinkman’s 131 Galena St. The display features the newest stall and winter hat models in the shop.
Through Tourist Car Service to California
The Chicago Great Western railway runs weekly tourist cars to California via Omaha and C. R. I. & P. railway. For full information apply to the Great Western agent.
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California
Chicago Great Western Railway
Omaha
Great Western
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