Mrs Austin’s Pancakes Superior to Everything
A brief note extols Mrs Austin’s pancakes as superior to all others and urges readers to ask their grocer for them. The line conveys strong endorsement with a friendly, promotional tone.
10 Oct 1905
Page 1
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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1905
Page
1
A brief note extols Mrs Austin’s pancakes as superior to all others and urges readers to ask their grocer for them. The line conveys strong endorsement with a friendly, promotional tone.
Washington hosts leading U S bankers arriving for the thirty first annual convention. Delegates from major banks and trust companies fill hotels as sessions begin with talks by President Swinney. Visitors will tour treasury offices and view engraving and printing facilities with experts on hand. Banquet tonight and Roosevelt reception tomorrow mark a week of sightseeing and meetings in the capital.
Vice-president Gilette of Mutual Life Insurance testified before the investigating committee that the firm contributed 10000 to the Republican national committee campaign fund in 1904, 35000 in 1900, and 16000 in 1896, saying the Democratic St Louis platform and free silver threatened policy holders. He said expenditures were authorized after officer consultation and drawn from the fund controlled by the expenditures committee.
Houston bank cashier F B Gray of the Commercial National Bank shot himself today in Houston Texas. Authorities report no plausible reason for the act and the motive remains unclear.
Elgin Tl October 9 butter market shows firm prices with no offerings or sales. total production reaches 680 600 pounds as output remains steady.
Closing quotations show 11,000 cattle steady. Beeves 3.60 to 6.85. cows and heifers 1.40 to 4.60. hogs 5.05 to 5.65. light and rough heavies 5.00 to 5.50 and 4.90 to 5.10. Sheep 3,000 steady at 3.75 to 15.00.
The Rock River Conference opened a session with the long awaited capital and labor report urging fair pay humane hours and fringe benefits. It condemns sweatshops and child labor and backs voluntary organization by both sides.
Mr and Mrs Henry Borchers Baileyville were injured in a runaway this afternoon at about 2 30 o clock. A broken wire joint sent the pole to the ground causing the horses to bolt into a pile of old pipes near Freeport Gas Light and Coke property. Mrs Borchers suffered a brain concussion and Mr Borchers a compound fracture of the right leg. They were taken to Charles Koehler’s home for care as the horses damaged another wagon and one horse was badly hurt and shot.
A meeting of the Freeport Baseball association last night reviewed the year’s affairs and reported a $700 deficit caused by low attendance in other towns. Efforts will seek funds from business leaders to keep Freeport in the league, with next steps planned once a target is met. John T. Powers attended as league president and noted the Wisconsin association will meet in Freeport around November 15 to elect officers and discuss adding cities.
Robert W Emrick 25 brakeman for Timore Central was killed early today in Central City Iowa while on duty between Manchester and Cedar Rapids. Son of Edward Emrick barber near Third Ward School he had recently moved from Freeport to work for Illinois Central and was reportedly to be married.
George A. Schafmayer rear brakeman on freight train No. 60 died near Lena after a switch mishap on the Illinois Central. knuckles on the engine car broke while backing to collect cars. Inquest found accidental death on the main track crossing. Schafmayer aged twenty four, son of Co J Schafmayer of Scales Mound.
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