Rugs Versatile Sanitary Floor Covering for Homes
Rugs are presented as the most sanitary floor covering to buy. They can be lifted for thorough cleaning of floor and rug with little effort and as often as desired. Carpets, by contrast, can only be swept and remain clean mainly on the top. We offer rugs for all room sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Finley Ellingwood
Bennett Med. College
Chicago
Golden Medical
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo, N. Y
Brussels Bugs 7X9 Price Listing Fragment
Fragmentary price list shows multiple items with numbers and amounts. Entries include 12.75 and 27.00 alongside other illegible figures. Overall content resembles a catalog snippet with miscellaneous codes and prices.
Axminster Rug Prices and Sizes Listed in Advert
An ad lists multiple Axminster rug prices and sizes including 8 by 10 foot models. Prices shown include 18 plus variations for various sizes and colors, with examples at 20, 22, 25, 30 and 35 dollars.
Velvet Rugs in Various Sizes and Prices
Large stock of velvet rugs offered in multiple sizes including 8x10 and 16x16, with prices ranging from 22 to 37 dollars. Additional lengths listed include 10x12 and 11x12. Note mentions of inconsistent text but highlights rug variety and price points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rixis
Request for Atlas by mail from Hy Scott & Bowne ad
Advertisement offering a free atlas titled Complete Handy Atlas of the World in exchange for sending the advertisement, name of paper, recipient address, and four cents for postage. Lists Hy SCOTT & BOWNE, 409 Pearl Street, New York as the publisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
Real estate transfers and a city delivery rate
Transactions include Richard Wahler to Albert Alten hern for lot 20 in Campell's addition at 1800 dollars and Augustus Dilly to Jerit Wohtford for part of lot 3 in block 50 at Freeport for 2850 dollars. Other deeds listed include Lichtenberger to Henry Huenkemmier for lot 15 in Lichtenberger's addition at 400 dollars and Juliette Moser to Rosetta M. Rabe for part of lot 9 in Roush's addition to Tenn at 41600 dollars. Plus Koeh to Theodore Kuhlmeier for part section 4 in the town of Loran at 600 dollars and Bruno F. Kell to Lloyd B. Frey for part lot 7 in Winneshiek addition at 1000 dollars. The Daily Journal is delivered citywide for 10 cents weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Wahler
Albert J. Altenhern
Waster
Campell
Augustus Dilly
Jerit Wohtford
Freeport
George Lichtenberger
Henry A. Huenkemmier
Lichtenberger
Juliette Moser
Rosetta M. Rabe
Roush
Made in Freeport Savage Machine Company Incorporation
Articles of incorporation soon in this city for the Savage Machine Company to manufacture a new air cooling refrigerator type. Capitalization planned at 2500 dollars with growth as marketability proves. Machines to be built at Lamb factory on lower Stephenson street with numerous stockholders listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savage Machine Company
Lamb
Lower Stephenson Street
W.G. Krape
W. N. Cronkrite
T. Vite
Z. T. KF. Runner
W. Ts. Calkins
G. Swarts
H. A. Hillmer
W. HH. Limité
R. DO. Kuehner
J. Hall
Landgraf
M. Hettinger
J. A. S. Becker
Paul Wagner
B. T. White
H. B. Erb
Beetle Bros
Chadwick
W.s.lamb
BE. BE. Savage
Wilbur Coons
Lena News Notes From Lena Oct 12 Mr and Mrs Leckington Visit
Residents and visitors share regional movements with several families traveling between Lena Freeport and Storm Lake. Local social calls include Mrs F E, Mrs Walter Leckington, Ezra Holtzman, S Wieman, Miss Ella McLean, and Miss Nina Huett. Funeral attendance noted for Mrs Susan McCulloch. Florence Taylor visits Pearl City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena
FE. Partridge
Freeport
Walter Leckington
Storm Lake
Ray Brown
Monroe
Ezra Holtzman
WH. I. Welshans
William Sandford
Nora
F. A. Latham
W. H. Foll
Florence Taylor
Pearl City
Local club meetings and society notices in Freeport
A slate of evening gatherings runs through local groups. Eastern Star, Culture club with Mrs A C Knorr, Lady Maccabees at Mrs Schlott’s, and G A R hall business meeting are listed. St Vincent's orphanage fund-raiser, Shakespeare society shut, cabbage day for English Lutheran Ladies’ Aid, St Johns church social, and Kimbury Church election meeting are noted along with visits by Mrs Beechard from Jefferson and trips of residents to the Canal Zone and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Culture Club
A. C. Knorr
Lady Maccabees
Schlott
The
G. A. R. Hall
Ladies’ Aid Society
English Lutheran Church
High Street
St. John’s Church
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Kimbury Ehurch
M. ‘Rp. Dodds
Walnut Street
Seale
Mill Grove School Month Report for October 6
The Mill Grove school report for the month ending October 6 shows 7 boys and 11 girls present, a total day attendance of 82, and an average daily attendance of 7. We note absent pupils Mary Garrison Julia Garrison Alma Voss Laura Voss Martha Tuettiian and Tryin Krahaner.
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Mill Grove
Mounth
Mary
Julia Garrison
Alma
Laura Voss
Martha Tuettiian
Tryin Krahaner
Germania Society Concert and Dance Thursday October 1
The Germania society plans a concert and dance on Thursday evening October 1. The Freeport club hosts an informal dance at the clubhouse this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germania Society
Freeport Club
BR. B. Dye Works Cleaned Clothes Assurance
If your clothes have been cleaned by the BR. B. Dye Works you know they are perfectly clean and masters. It Pays.
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BR. B
The Lyman Twins Comedians at The Yankee Drummers
The Lyman Brothers, twin comedians, scheduled to appear Thursday October 15 in The Yankee Drummers. The show blends musical comedy with original skits, a dainty chorus, and a witty plot acted by a strong cast. Features include The Summer Girls, Military Maids, and the Trolley Girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Twins
Lyman Brothers
Yankee Drummers
United States
Lfe
Oct events listed for Freeport area bands and meets
A sequence of local events listed for October and November includes Knights of Columbus observances, a Fifer’s dance, church concerts at First M.E., a Republican address by Congressman Lowden at Grand Opera House, Germania concert and dance, the Freeport College of Commerce night school opening November 9 to 12, the Fall ceremonial Freeport Consistory, a Sangerbund concert, and performances by the Lynman Twins and Minnie Saunkina with various dates in October. The notes read as a fragmentary town calendar with multiple venues and performers.
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Knights of Columbus
Fifer
M. EB. Church
Lowden
Grand Opera House
Germania
Freeport College of Commmmerce
Freeport
Snnengerbund
Lyric Theatre Opens To Big Weekend Crowd
The Lyric theatre opened Saturday drawing a large crowd with many unable to gain admission. Another sizable audience attended Sunday. Movie reels will be changed Monday Wednesday Friday and Sunday.
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Lyric Theatre
Directoire gown to grace city streets this week
Miss Grace Binder, auburn haired actress, will wear a directoire sheath gown with a Parisian hat from the Journal office to the Bijou theatre. The stunt, planned for Wednesday at 1 PM, invites hundreds to watch a baseball wager with her manager and see how Parisian ladies appear in street attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Streewort
Bijou
Henderson
Ihreeport
Directoire
Journal
Grace Binder
Three I League Uproar Delays Election At Sherman House
Chicago Oct 11 The annual meeting of the Three U league adjourned after failure to elect a president. Mike Sexton demanded at least 1600 annually plus office help, clashing with a 1400 salary limit for players. Springfield club president Kinsella questioned policy on pay. A proposal to cap both players and managers at 1100 caused a split and postponement.
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Chicago
Sherman House
Tommorrow
Mike Sexton
Sexton
Kinsella
Springfield
Beloit Beats Rockford 2–0 In Winter Exhibition
Beloit defeats Rockford 2 to 0 in a Beloit home game. Lidse pitched for Beloit with 15 strikeouts and four hits allowed. Rockford’s Warhop and Liese each had two of the eight Beloit hits. Gabby Glenn, formerly of Rockford, played second base for Beloit and had a single. The game featured players from various clubs spending the winter in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
Beloit
Lidse
Beloits
Jack Warhop
Center Garden
Liese
Gabby” Glenn
Baptist Paper Day at First Baptist Church
The ladies announce a paper day on Friday October 16 to collect used papers and magazines. Notify Mrs Jotow or Mrs Myers or Miss Van Loh and Mrs Cornell with bundle requests or phone numbers for pickup.
St Marys Parish Team Beats High School Squad 10 to 0
The St Marys parochial school picks up the season opening win against a High School all star squad. The parish team controlled play and won the first gridiron battle of the season by ten points to nothing in the Saturday afternoon game in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Parochial School
Freeport Observes Columbus Landing Day with Ball
Freeport council and Knights of Columbus plan a grand ball tonight to honor Columbus Landing Day marking 416 years since Christopher Columbus set foot on American soil. Gibler's Orchestra will provide music for dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport Council
Knights of Columbus
Christopher Columbus
Gibler
Directors Meet to Form Baseball Club Committees
A meeting of the baseball club directors is set for tomorrow evening to select committees for the upcoming baseball fair next month. Directors aim to choose the best men for each duty and request prompt notice to the president on willingness to serve on the assigned committee.
Special Election for Illinois Trustee Vacancy
County Clerk Held mails notices to supervisors to post for a trustee election to fill the Univers ity of Illinois vacancy caused by Alexander McLean's death. Election set for Nov. 38, aligned with national and state ticket voting day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Illinois
Alexander McLean
Eddie Konetchy Returns to La Crosse Denies Trade Rumor
Eddie Konetchy previously with La Crosse and last season with the St. Louis Nationals has come home to La Crosse. He calls his sale to the New York Nationals for a large sum a falsehood pure and simple. He plans to hunt ducks briefly then seek employment until spring training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Konetchy
la Crosse
St. Louis Nationals
New York Nationals
Eddie
You Vote Register at Your Precinct on Election Day
The notice urges voters to register at their precinct voting place tomorrow or by October 27 and to swear in their vote on election day, emphasizing eligibility checks and immediate action.
Tighe to Continue as Manager for 1909 Phree T team
Rock Island Illinois October 10 Jack Tighe today signed again as manager of the Rock Island Phree T league team for 1909. Tighe won the pennant in 1907 and had charge of the club for the just completed season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tighe
Rock Island
Ill
Jack Tighe
Patrons Urged to Notify Office on Missed Papers
Readers missing delivery are asked to inform the office of the issue. Prompt notices help ensure timely correction and maintain regular newspaper service for all subscribers.
Peoples column ads on page seven list rentals and sales
O rent comfortable flat No 6 Washington St apply L J Jungkuot German bank Stock ton acres for sale 7 per acre well improved ten years seeded down miles from Stockton also Poland mule pigs for sale contact John P F Reaner Rural Route 4 Freeport exchange harp willing to trade for auto lot piano or cash Harp care Journal
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Washington St
L. J. Jungkuot
Stockton
W. F. Mackay
Poland
John FP. Reaner
Freeport
Care Journal
Charles Sager in Freeport and Mary Sunderman Named
Readable fragments show names Charles Sager of Freeport and Mary Sunderman of Freeport, with unclear details following. The item presents two individuals and an incomplete note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sager
Freeport
Mary Sunderman
Same
Peeee
Market Closing Quotations at Union Stock Yards Chicago
Associated Press reports the closing prices for October 12 at the Union Stock Yards. Cattle totals 28,000 with steadiness to slight declines. beef, stockers and feeders, cows and heifers show varying ranges. Hog values dip modestly. light and mixed grades around 5.00 to 6.85. bulk sales near 6.80 to 6.15. Sheep totaling 2,060, demand weak to lower at 2.50 to 4.30.
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Chicago
Union Stock Yards
Quotations on Chicago Board of Trade by C. D. Anderson
Today’s market snapshot lists prices and trends for futures and options on grain and related commodities at the Chicago Board of Trade. Broker C. D. Anderson provides the morning figures and closing indications from rooms 2045 in the Rice building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Board of Trade
C. D. Anderson
Rice
Lone Highwayman Apologizes In Missoula Robbery
A lone highwayman halted a stage about two miles east of Missoula and robbed twelve occupants and the driver of sums from 8 to 25 dollars before vanishing as darkness fell. The culprit later apologized saying hunger drove the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Mort
Wayne
Woman interrupts political speaker during cough fit
A well dressed woman interrupted a political speaker by continually coughing. The text promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure, noting it contains no opiates and comes in a yellow package. It urges refusing substitutes. H. J. Moogk and W. F. Jungkunz endorse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
H. J. Moogk
W. F. Jungkunz
Land seekers flood Dallas as thousands register
In Dallas and Gregory crowds arrive for land openings. About 6,000 have registered with hundreds returning after signing in. Gamblers operate round the clock at roulette and faro, leaving many broke and sending others to telegraph for funds. Some seek charity while awaiting departures, and a flood of land seekers swamps the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
S. D
Gregory
Night Schools to Open for Evening Study
Night schools return with practical courses for working youth. The Freeport College of Commerce night school opens next Monday October 1, offering bookkeeping business practice shorthand and typewriting to prepare for lucrative positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watian
Freeport College of Commerce
Suit Over Heifer in Dakota Justice Court
Patrick Kelley sued William Stamp of Dakota in Justice Janeasen's court over the sale of a heifer. A judgment of 35 was entered for the complainant last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Kelley
Win. Stamp
Dakota
Janeasen
Daily Journal delivery offer for the city
The Daily Journal announces home delivery to any part of the city at a rate of 100 per week.
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Brussels
Axminster Rugs
Wilton
Wm. A. Rogers
C. W. Harden
Stephenson Stlatt
W.J. Young & Co
Opp
Edw. Allington, Jr
Freeport, Thi
Scott
Neal
the Daily Journal
Win Walton Neph
C. P. Guenther’'s
Freeport Blast Building
Freeport, IL
Lincoln Avenue
Matt B. Marvin
Placin
Littles
St. Vincent's Orphanage
St. Pius Hall
Freeport Shakespeare Society
Emma Brown
Grimm-Hess
Margaret Reedy Bkechard
Jefferson, S. D
Patrick Reedy
Benton Street
Beechard
Detroit
Frank H. Anderson
Arthur van Brocklin
Canal Zone
Philadelphia
Mrs. van Brocklin
Mrs. Anderson
Social Notes
Lymnan Twins
Jinaney Saunkina
Qat
Minnan
Lyric
Wenus Directoire Gown
Baseball News
Warhop
R. OH. FE
Columbus
Konetchy
Peoples
Licensea Tao Wes
Today’s Market Report
Associated Press
Iba
Ath
Pork
Alay Seers Ian
Jan Aewenes
Ae Om
Riba
Muy-nees
Jan Eeeres
the Lyric
Court House
Bijou Theatre
Riley Twins
Probasco
Land Seekers
Gregory, S. D
Wm Walton
Clothing Department
Phonographs
the Cable Co
Geo. A. Stemm
Galena St. Opp. N. Y. House
Cloak and Suit Department
Stuken Berg & Borchers Galena Strreet
Lda
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