Hearst a Danger to New York Politics and Nation
The piece portrays William R. Hearst as a dangerous influence in American politics. It claims he uses wealth and press power to control the Democratic Party in New York, seeks the presidency, and relies on Tammany Hall. It warns conservative voters to deny him endorsement and defeat him decisively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearst
Democratic Party
Empire State
New York
Tammany Organization
New York City
The Star Spangled Banner Altered Chorus Version
A garbled OCR style rendition of the Star Spangled Banner with corrupted lines and repeated refrains. The text includes stanzas about unity and patriotism with references to liberty peace and a motto, though many words are misspelled. It cycles through chorus lines and ends with a reiteration of the banner's enduring presence over the land of the free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free
Brave
Land of the Free
Robert R. Hitt a Prized Illinois Statesman
Springfield News recalls Robert R. Hitt as a neglected Illinois legend. A reporter who reported Lincoln Douglas debates, he rose to Congress in 1882 and served a quarter century with modest, steadfast service. He declined ambition for the Senate, returning to a valued role in the House and earning lasting respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert R. Hitt
Earth
Hlinois
Tenois
Congress
Bob
Hitt
West
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Bob” Hitt
Chicago Press and Tribune
United States Senate
Isnt
Morris
Billy
Mason
Bob Blitt
Sprinefield News
Hoellister's Rocky Mountain Tea Ad
An old newspaper fragment endorses Hoellister's Rocky Mountain Tea with a price of 85 cents per can or tablet. Mention notes Joseph Emmert as seller in a vintage advertisement style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoellister
Rocky Mountain
Joseph Emmert
Cedar Rapids Hosts Evangelical Conference Reports Growth
The United Evangelical conference in Cedar Rapids Iowa reports growth in Sunday school and church membership. Bishop Heil presided and speakers described increased attendance, new reports, and a push for vital godliness as a key to church expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
United Evangelical Conference
Hartzler
Heil
Dubbs
S. Haman
Swengel
Lewisburg
J. Q. A. Curry
Pittsburg
R. Dubbs
Rev
C. Newton Dubbs
China
Mission House
M. C. Morlock
Emil Mueller
Zeitschrift
Committee On
J. J. Carmony
A. Franklin Smiley
Westminster Presbyterian Church
William EF. Heil
Highland Park
Ill
William F. Heil
Pennsylvania
East Pennsylvania
General Conference
The
Missionary Society
Williamsport
Jacob Hartzler
Alberton
Japan
Evangelical Messenger
C. G. Anangst
Freeport
Lo Pug
Cotter
Staley
Carpet cleaning reminder with a cryptic note
A terse instruction to call phone 21 at carpet cleaning time appears with a stray amount and name fragment. The line reads Dont forget to call phone 21 at carpet cleaning time. 25diw CoRA BRANEN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Branen
School Board Meets Briefly Deliberates Building Plans
The board of education held its regular meeting at the public library last evening with most business routine. They discussed the High School painting, building committee duties, a Union Street fence project, Center Street heritage, bond coupon payments, and school opening times until Thanksgiving. The group approved use of the High School for the Northern Tennessee Teachers association meeting and adjourned after addressing the day’s agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Public Library
Bergman
Fleck
Hawke
Building Committee
S. Schroeder
Union Street School
Center Street
Northern Tenois Teachers’ Association
Grand jurors selected for United States circuit court session
Friday afternoon jurors were named to serve at the U S circuit court session starting Monday Oct 10 in this city. The list includes Freeport Leaf River Rochelle Rockford Oregon Pearl City Damascu Belvidere Amboy Davis Seward Kent Fulton Scales Mound and others. William O Wright appointed in place of absent Jury Commissioner H Poffenberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Freeport
L. JF. ‘Tallman
Robert Criddle
Leaf River
W. J. Hauga
H. 5. Reiber
Lanark
John Snovel
Rochelle
Michael Sullivan
A. W. Guert
Rockford
C. H. Woolsey
W. FP. Mathews
Oregon
Edward Hartfield
Chas. Wilson
Pearl City
Douglas Ll. Mitchell
Damascus
Mahlon Hutmacher
Belvidere
W. H. Waite
Edward Young
Stockton
Fred Herman
Scales Mound
Charles Youle
Harry Schlieting
Kent
D. F.thompson
Amboy
J. P. Johnson
Charles Rabfit
George Ross
Maryland
Arias Brantner
Davis
Nelson Ende
Adeline
J. Mitchell
Seward
James Kerby
Fulton
Geogre Kiok
H. Poffenberger
William O. Wright
Trades and Labor Council Admits Delegates Moves to Hire Larger Hall
Delegates at the Trades and Labor council meeting planned for growth and referred the hall expansion to trustees. An Interstate Trades and Labor assembly will meet in Freeport on Sunday October 16 with Geo. W. Dippel of this city presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trades and Labor Council
Interstate Trades and Labor Assembly
Freeport
Geo. W. Dippel
Lena Badger Aged 77 Dies At Chadwick Home
Lena Badger aged 77 died at the home of her daughter Mrs Bele Paterbaugh near Chadwick after kidney disease. She had resided with her daughter Mrs BF J Harris and was visiting Chadwick when death occurred. Several relatives and friends were noted as visiting the Holly home and area households. Glenn King returned from Dubuque and planned to stay over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena
D. de Weeka
Bele Paterbaugh
Chicago
J. A. Clark
Freeport
G. MM. Holly
Glenn King
Dubuque
Hddine Corning
W. L. Stahl
Stevens & Bros Promote Hoatless Tine and Modern Parchement
An advertisement from Stevens & Bros touts a hoatless tine of Micah bewiitindated prerbeet-fittit Balinebts and Corsen ro style. It claims perfection in tool video proportions and ready wear garrets with samples shown. Contact Mrs Alice Roberts for details at phone number 2742.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Micah
Mrs Austin's Pancakes for Breakfast Delight
A light breakfast note praising Mrs Austin's pancakes. Ready in minutes, described as a cheerful morning treat. Ends with a playful casual sign off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Freeport Delegates Set for Joliet Convention
Mrs A Clark state secretary announces ninth biennial convention of the International Order of King's Daughters and Sons in Joliet October 10 to 12 with Freeport delegation led by Mrs Clark Miss Aurand and others. Delegates invite next gathering in Freeport and outline opening sessions and devotional programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whooa. Clark
of the International Order of King’s Daughters and Sons
Joliet
John Burrell
Freeport
Clark
Aurand
W. B. Stiver
P. O.stiver
Thos. Lennox
H. N. Steenrod
Richard Barr
J. M. Ditto
Juliet
Clara Perrill
Pekin
Aiot
Noa
Sara F. Guede
Poledo
Ohio
The
S. P
Adelin Mack
Hyme
Clarence G. Burton
Virginia
J. W. Herriott
Guele
Perot
Greenwood
St. Louis
Wheeling
Ditto
Mack
Herriott
Prettyman
Mae Davis
Silver Cross Magazine
A. C. van Hune
Gagle
Order
C. G. Reynolds
First Presbyterian Church
Jennie
W. J. Pittman
Oak Park
Lodh
Highland Park amusement place to close after tomorrow
Highland park Freeport closes for season after tomorrow amid plans for a closing program. A theater facade will be unveiled and booths offering food and drink will be available. Organizers promise a final festive turnout and preparations are in place for a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Park
Freeport
Fragmentary OCR Notes on Northern Peaters and Pitt Cur
Fragmented text mentions Prat Gesieds, Northerth Peaerers Hemeetittieta, and a king at the head of a Pitt curg bearing this ale. Details are garbled with unreadable portions and obscure references. The readable names suggest historical or ceremonial context but lack clear events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemeetittieta
Tou Pe Foci
Pistebutre
Berg Oseuure i
Dr Kings New Life Pills Promising Quick Constipation Cure
Advertises Dr Kings New Life Pills as a fast remedy for chronic constipation. Claims to purge poisonous germs, restore vigor, and cure sour stomach nausea headache dizziness with no harsh aftereffects. Sold by pharmacist Joseph Emmert.
Sunday Y M C A Meetings Spotlight Speaker and Salesman
The Galena Y M C A hosts an afternoon program with FF L Dawson speaking at both sessions and a Boys Bulletin gifted to attending boys. A Soli men’s event celebrates Thinks Day with Miss Cora Betts singing. A future Sunday features A B Sheldon of Chicago, famed founder of Sheldon School of Scientific Salesmanship, presenting Business Betterments to all business men and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FF. L. Dawson
Galena Y. M. C. A
B.S. C
Alfred Wasner
Solu
Dawson
Cora Betts
A. B. Sheldon
Chicago
Sheldon School of Scientific Salesmanship
Sheldon
Polaris becomes weekly high school paper
The High school Polaris shifts from monthly to weekly publication with the first issue circulating today. Four pages feature news and ads from local merchants, with portraits of Rev. O J Price and Polaris manager Charles Sullivan. The staff includes editors Quincey Jones Edward Allen Clara Ryan Clem Perriott Helen Leitzell Howard Patton Eunice Smith George Green Myrtle Meyers Willam McCall Vera Verbeck Jesse Littlefield Mildred Rosenstiel Frederick Byerly John Grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Straub
O. J. Price
First Baptist Church
Charles Sullivan
Polaris
Quincey Jones
Edward Allen
Clara Ryan
Clem Perriott
Helen Leitzell
Howard Patton
Eunice Smith
George Green
Myrtle Meyers
Willam McCall
Vera Verbeck
Jesse Littlefield
Mildred Rosenstiel
Frederick Byerly
John Grant
Freeport Shoe Plant Sale Offer Rejected by Manufacturers Club
The Freeport Business Men's Association committee met in the city hall and refused the Freeport Shoe factory officers bid to sell the plant in West Freeport for 10000 dollars. Factory president Mr Goldman had reported offers to move elsewhere but the association prefers keeping the plant locally and may buy to build a new East Freeport facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport Business Men’s Association
Freeport
West Freeport
Goldman
Business Men’s Association
Favor Viaduct Study Prompt City Council Action
Mayor Duttmar and council members inspected a proposed viaduct over the Illinois Central line near Cedarville to aid city welfare. Officials warn the Cedarville plan presents danger to traffic and pedestrians with watchful street approach conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duttmar
Cty Council Westoday
Quinois Central
Cedarville
Inspes- Chen Oaroy
Blossoming Trees Signal Farm Prosperity in Illinois Area
Local report notes fruit trees blooming at a Meerooy farm with blackberry and cherry bushes in view. Observers forecast a good fruit harvest and potential crop yields, citing favorable climate conditions and farmer Andrews Woo as optimistic about future gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LW. Andrews
Faruy
Meeroy
Shaun Mir
Amare
Dressmaking by the day for Matilda Banner
Matilda Banner advertises dressmaking by the day at Galena Street with oldphone number 07 1-3diw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Banner
Galena St. Oldphone
Grace Episcopal plans sermons and music for Sunday
Grace Episcopal Church led by Rev Frederick J Bate announces Holy Communion at 7 80 am and a second service at 10 30 am with Visions of Life progress themed sermons and special music by John Bonn. Evening prayer at 7 50 followed by a sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Episcopal Church
Frederick J. Bate
John Bonn
Baptist Church
Orlo J. Price
Bible School
Sharp
A. F. Williams
Salem Evangelical Church
W.heinmiller
Second Presbyterian
F. A. Hosmer
Y. Pos. C. BE
All Oak Street German Evangelical Church
N. Wunderlich
Giara Warner
Nawamann
W. Gardner Phrall
Holy Communion
Phi A. A
Young People's Meeting
Vera Peight
Fie
First Presbyterian Church
H. L. Moore
Leecure
Bisu P
Ehurch
Gahena
Beeuse
Revi
Ooml Davis
Sabbach
J. Be Betite
suUperinter
Procachtuw
Mdo
Fry
Orantt
Biret Cuateh
Chiat
Pou
Lt Wikeoxon
Iona
Dad
E.L.C. E
Finbury Methodist
Epworth Teague
Miss FE
Bentley
M. E. Church
C. W. McCaskill
Epworth League
Christian Church
J. A. Barrett
Pekin, TH
Remains Waiting for Health Permits for Hawkins
The body of Alvin Hawkins, killed on the Illinois Central railroad in August, remains at the city morgue due to missing state board of health permits. Samuel Hawkins, his father, arrived to arrange the shipment to Noble, Illinois, once the proper certificates are received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
Alvin Hawkins
Ilinois Central Road
Noble, U1
Samuel Hawkins
Special Parish Appeal For Attendance At Worship
The Grace church rector urges all parishioners and non communicants to attend tomorrow's service for a vital matter affecting the parish welfare. The call emphasizes broad attendance to hear the important presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church
Henney-Globe Band Receives Compliments at State Fair
The Henney-Globe band returned from the Spring field engagement at the state fair. They were highly complimented by Springfield papers which singled out their excellent playing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henney-Globe
Henney - Globe Band
Springfield
Annual Rally Day Exercises At M E S S Raily
Tomorrow morning at 9 30 o clock the annual Rally day exercises will be held with all school departments present including the home department and cradle roll. All scholars urged to come early. Visitors welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomorr
Knights of Pythias Meeting Scheduled in Freeport
Freeport lodge No. 452 Knights of Pythias will meet in the castle hall over the State bank on Monday evening for business. All knights are cordial invitees to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Freeport Lodge No. 452
K. P
Castle Hall
State Bank
Surprise Birthday for Alfred Ludolph at Cottonwood Street
About thirty friends gathered at Alfred Ludolph’s home on Cottonwood Street to celebrate his seventeenth birthday. The party featured various games and was reported as a very enjoyable time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Ludolph
Cottonwood Street
Stover Acquires New Automobile in NYC Purchase
D. C. Stover returned from a trip to New York and other points and bought a top automobile. The car will arrive in Freeport within a week to ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C
Hol lister's Rocky Mountain Veal Tea ad claim
An 1800s style testimonial notes that gymnastics and grace cannot be achieved without Hol lister's Rocky Mountain Veal Tea or tablets priced at 36 cents. The piece credits Joseph Emmere as a source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Joseph Emmere
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Ciporus
Journal
W. F. Heil
United
Eyvangelical Conference Be
Eks
Seley
Trades and Labor
Lena Badger
CIEAS
A. Stevens & Bros
Mrs. A
Terest
Mayor Dittmar
W. W. Schrape Wild
Prof
King
F. E L. Dawson
Galena
Mem
Bers
Favor Viaduct
Cedarville Bridge
Breeport Toeosophical Society
Vrinity United Evangelial Church
Corner Union
Pivassant Street
M. E. S. S. Raily
Mr. Stover
Sanford Apartman
Poone T
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