Olded Names of State Officials and Senators Listed
A historic list presents Presidents Vice Presidents U S Senator Léentoman and state figures including Governor Srcretary of State Auditor Clerk Stepreme Court Sea Board of Equalisation and various attorneys and clerks. Notable names include WILLIAM H TAFT JAMES A SHERMAN ALBERT J HOPKINS CHARLES S DENKEN, plus many more clerks and officials.
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U.S
Léentoman
Tereammrer
Generel
Stepreme Court
Sea Board of Equalisation
Felandie
William H. Taft
James
Sherman
Albert J. Hopkins
Charles S. den
Ken Sioling
Oglesby
James A. Rosh
McCullough Landrew
Russel
William H. Strained
Moan Davis
Frank
Lowden
Jackson John CG. McKenzie
W.W. Gillespie
Stephen Rigney
Penntiet GC
Duffy
Louis H. Burrell
Peer W. A. Stevens Munn
Baumgartner
W. H. Butterfield
Personal notices of local residents travel and visits
Local residents and visitors are noted in a string of society items. Paul Seitz spends the day at elc. W L Beals visits Mendota. Rice travels to Chicago. Mrs J M Daley of Orangeville visits the city. Dr Norton conducts business in Evertis. Nellie Clark visits Milwaukee relatives. Edith Burrell goes to Chicago for a short visit. Al Eisenhauer goes to LaSalle on business. Mrs Oscar Dorman returns from Evanston. Dr and Mrs M W Goose of Orangeville are Freeport callers. Mr and Mrs C M Byerly visit Rockford. Mrs Adam Graff leaves for Mr Morris. Robert Paden returns from Pew, Ill. Mrs J J Lacy and Mrs W L Karcher visit Pecatonica. A B Hosmer of Tecumseh is guest of Frances Rosebrugh. Mrs C C Kunz of Dubuque visits Grove Street. Judge Heard departs for Chicago to preside. Mrs J T Hance travels to Grand Rapids to visit Udell. Mrs Frank Bramund returns to Joliet. Mrs George Smith of Lincoln Avenue plans to make San Diego home. Winifred Taylor leaves for New York to tour the east with Miss Maynard. Mrs Mary Neff goes to Chicago with Miss Nittie Mitchell to visit St Louis.
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KF. R. Rice
Chicago
J. M. Daley
Orangeville
Norton
Evertethis
Nellie Clark
Milwaukee
Edith Burrell
al Eisenhauer
LaSalle
Oscar Dorman
Evanston
M. W. Goose
Freeport
C. C. Kunz
Dubuque
Emil Haeni
Heard
Superior Court
J.T. Hance
Grand Rapids
Udell
Local social events and notices around town
Local notices announce a card party at the K of G hall, a Halloween social in the First M E parsonage attic, and a First M B E social with events at Union Station. Also listed are Sunday school teachers’ meeting, a vegetable social at Second Presbyterian, a Yankee Doodle kitchen display, and a Foresters meeting with Deputy Sorenson addressing. Trinity church ladies host a hard times social with pumpkin pie and coffee, admission 25 cents.
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K. of G. Hall
Hallowe'en Social
M. E
American Express Co
Union Station
Hallowe'en
M. B
Second Presbyterian Church
Trinity Church
Mick
Williams Street
Where Bullets Flew Civil War Vet Praises Electric Bitters
David Parker of Fayette New York a Civil War veteran who lost a foot at Gettysburg says Electric Bitters are worth more than five hundred dollars to him. He spent much on doctors for stomach troubles with little result before using the tonic which keeps him strong and well. 50c at Jos Emmert's drug store.
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David Parker
Fayette, N. Y
Gettysburg
TFT
Jos. Emmert’s
Sleep Warm Quilting Factory Sale Ad at Sterling
An advertisement offers 160 extra large sanitary Comforts for sale below material cost. Bargain seekers should contact at 268 Union Street with a New phone line. The message is concise and spelled in old style diction.
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Sterling
Union Street
Miss Straub Weds Edmund Steffen In Freeport Ceremony
Miss Clara Straub and Edmund Steffen, prominent Freeport families, married this morning at St. Josephs church after nuptial mass by Rev. Father Clemens Kalvelage. The wedding lacked ostentation, guests included family and close friends, with a simple dinner at Mrs. Catherine Straub’s home. The bride, a milliner with Straub & Nolte, and the groom, a clerk at William Walton Nephews, begin married life in a home on Oak Street.
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Clara Straub
Edmund Steffen
Freeport
St. Joseph's Church
Clemens Kalvelnge
Miss Straub
St. Joseph's
Straub & Nolte
Steffen
Catherine Steffen
Elk Street
William Walton Nephews
Oak Street
Emma Zimmerman Weds Herman Opel Jr in Quiet Home Ceremony
In a small elegant ceremony at the Zimmerman home 14 High Street Miss Emma Zimmerman married Herman Opel Jr. Rev H M Markley officiated. The couple will make their home in Rockford after December. Emma, daughter of Adolph and Mrs Zimmerman, is a former Bremen school alumna and Woodsmanse Aluminum stenographer. Herman, son of Mr and Mrs Opel of Grove Street, is a pattern maker formerly with Stayer Manufacturing. The couple left for a Chicago honeymoon.
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Emma Zimmerman
Herman Opel, Jr
Adolph Zimmerman
High Street
H. M. Markley
Second Presbyterian Church
Chicago
Wreeport
Rreeport College of Commerce
Woodsmanse Alanufacturing Company
Vroom
Terainn Opel
Grove Street
Opel
Stayer Mattutaeuring Company
Stivace & Love Courany
Alps
Pet
Rockford
Park Avenue
Notice to Sunday School Teachers Urgently Requested
All Sunday school teachers of the Junior Primary and Beginners departments of the city are urgently requested to be present at a meeting to complete the organization of a Union of elementary Sunday school teachers. The meeting is to be held in the basement of the First OM building Wednesday evening Oct 28 at 7 30 sharp.
Returned From Wedding Trip
Mr and Mrs Mdwith B Baueh have returned from their wedding trip. They will reside at the bride's father's home, FB OP Obden, on Cherry Street.
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Mdwith B. Baueh
Obden
Lai Cherry Street
Close Call With Croom Hotel Proprietor Ada Croom
Mrs Ada L Croom of the Croom Hotel Vaughn Miss credits Dr Kings New Discovery with curing her severe cough and tuberculosis after months of struggle. Three bottles completed her cure. Sold at Jos Emmerts drug store price 50 cents and 1.00. Trial bottle free.
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Ada L. Croom
Croom Hotel
Vaughn
Miss
Dr. King
Jos. Emmert
New Store Ad Promotes Suit Cases and Hag Call
Classified snippet invites readers to visit the new Brok hausen and Hill location at 19-23d 1 w for a suit case and hag call, indicating a store opening or promotional item in a brief business listing.
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Brokhausen & Hill
Daily Journal Delivery Rate Mentioned
The Daily Journal is delivered to eight parts of the city for 10 cents a week.
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Daily’ Journal
Eig
Bell Ringers Now 6 Thursday Parland Newhall Quartet
Bell Ringers Now presents a strong Parland Newhall quartet program with bell ringing, vocal harmonies, and brass pieces. Critics praise the ensemble as one of America’s finest, noting their novelty and quality. Skovgaard opened the course. announcers urge support as seats go on sale.
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Parland-Newhall
United States
Harry M. Holbrook
J. C. Dana
Niles. Mieh
America
Skovgaard
Illinois Central Wins Amboy Suit Upholds Street Occupation
Illinois Central Railroad won a suit in Amboy. The Illinois Supreme Court affirmed a lower court ruling granting the railroad the right to occupy a street for tracks. The decision stated the railroad could extend its tracks onto a public thoroughfare under agreed conditions.
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Illinois Central
Amboy
Supreme Court of
Ilinois
Ilinois Central Railroad Company
Parland Newhall Male Quartette at M C A Nov 4
The Parland Newhall Male Quartette will perform at the M C A on November 4 presenting a program of vocal harmonies and entertainment for members and guests. The event promises a spirited evening with familiar tunes and chorus pieces.
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Parland-Newhall
Boys and Civic Events at Newhall YMCA and Springfield News
Newhall company resumes Tuesday on election day at nine. A Thursday evening concert starts at 8 30 to allow time for prayer meeting. C Held addresses the Y M C A boys on The Boys in Blue Stories of the Civil War. Open to all boys. Next Sunday both boys and men hear convention reports from Springfield with short talks by delegates including How Freeport Failed to Land the Convention.
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Newhall Company
Y.M. Co. A
Boys In Blue
Springfield
Freeport
Valuables Stolen Beagle Foiled by Rockford Neighbor
Collie Prestine and William Herpig, known locals, planned to steal a valuable beagle from a Rockford owner. A neighbor witnessed the act, police traced them to Freeport, and Hy Herbig returned the dog. The owner expressed relief, and no decision on prosecution was reported.
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Collie Prestine
William Herpig
Rockford
L. W. Herbig
Freeport
Silk
W. Herbig
Amboy rail terminal clash prompts city reconsideration
Amboy council reverses earlier approval to vacate a street for Illinois Central tracks, jeopardizing the terminal point that boosted local business and kept crews from moving to Minonk. Circuit and supreme courts weigh in, while Waterloo reports new dining car service and improved schedules pleasing railroad men and patrons.
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Amboy
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Ilinois Central
Minonk
Ilinois
Waterloo Courier
Freeport
Minors Central
Lowden Plans Two Month Panama Canal Trip After Election
Congressman Frank O. Lowden, who spoke in Rockford, writes friends he will undertake an extensive two month trip to the Panama canal region after the election. He aims to learn firsthand what is being done there and to gain rest during sea travel, noting plans to spend about a month in the country studying canal construction and government spending.
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Rockford
Frank O. Lowden
Lowden
Panama Canal
Congress
Panama
Rev F J Bate Re-Elected Deanery Secretary Treasurer
Rockford Oct 28 Episcopal rectors from the Northern Deanery of Illinois were guests at Emmanuel church parish house for a social reception hosted by the vestry. Rev Frederick J Bate of Freeport was re elected secretary and treasurer at the afternoon business meeting. The next deanery gathering will be at Harvard in January.
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Rockford
Ilinois
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Maud Rosenthal
Harold Pearson
Tukes
Harry Rosenthal
Frederick J. Bate
Freeport
Harvard
Hyomei Cures Croup In All Stages, Say Clergy
Revered pastor Geo Sisson testifies Hyomei quickly relieves croup in both early and late stages. The antiseptic dry air remedy soothes inflamed windpipe membranes and reduces swelling. Complete outfit costs $1 with a pocket inhaler, extra bottle 45 cents, guaranteed by Wm. F. Jungkunz.
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Walter
Geo. Sisson
M. FE. Church
South Londonderry
Hyomei
Wm. F. Jungkunz
Basketball Practice Sparks VY.M.O.G. Team Tryouts
The first VYMOG basketball practice was held at the Y.M.G.A. gym with about fifteen candidates trying out for the team. Coach Smith is shaping the squad for this coming winter, aiming to develop talent after past winning seasons. An early schedule includes a game with Monroe, a longtime rival for the local VYMIA squad.
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VY. M. OG. A
Y.M.G. A
VY. M
Smith
Anea
Mrs. Hiller Takes Department At Chicago Tribune
Elizabeth O. Hiller, formerly of Freeporter and now in Chicago, heads this department in the Chicago Tribune. A well known writer on domestic science, she delivers her first article last Sunday on steaks and how to prepare them.
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Hiller
Elizabeth O. Hiller
Freeporter
Chicago
Chicago Tribune
Northern Illinois Teachers Association Opens Meeting at Rockford High
The annual meeting of the Northern Illinois Teachers Association begins tomorrow evening at Rockford High School auditorium. Freeport teachers will attend the opening session as arrangements ensure seating for twelve to fifteen hundred attendees. The event is expected to draw a large crowd and accommodate all participants.
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Rockford
Northern Illinois ‘Teachers’ Association
Corps of
Freeport
Opera House Sale Talk Still Unconsummated
Rumors of a sale of the Grand Opera House by A C Knorr to a theatrics syndicate persist but the deal has not been consummated. Mr Wh Knorr is in Rockford in conference with interested parties.
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Grand Opera House
A.C Knorr
WhWnoorr
Rockford
Halloway of Orangeville Conducts Business in City
Co. Halloway of Orangeville transacted business in this city during the day.
Scott's Emulsion Ad Promises Rugged Health For Children
An old advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as making children rugged and fearless of cold. It claims the product fills the body with warmth and vitality and notes thin children may gain a pound daily while taking it.
Real Estate Transfers in Freeport and Buattoi
Samuel F Yeaver and others transfer parts of lots 3 and 4d block BG in Freeport to Pater Kaakean for 2000 dollars. Adolph Daegele transfers lots 16 17 and block 2 Buattoi to Christian KR Ludwig for 800 dollars.
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Samuel F. Yeaver Et al
Pater Kaakean
Freeport
Adolph Daegele
Christian KR. Ludwig
Buattoi
Duck Hunters Bag Ten Ducks at Ridott Sloughs
A Rockford party hunted at Ridott sloughs yesterday and bagged ten wallard and teal ducks, with several other small game birds.
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Rockford
Ridott
Licensed to Wed In Freeport Couple Receives License
J Edmund Stetfen of Freeport was licensed to wed 21 plus Clara T Straub. Details note the license issuance and names of the parties.
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J. Edmund Stetfen
Freeport
Clara T. Straub
Louver
Complete Handy Atlas of the World offer ad
Advertisement requests a paper receipt and four cents to mail a bound atlas. The notice directs sending to Scott and Bowne at 409 Pearl Street New York for the “Complete Handy Atlas of the World.”
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Scott & Bowne
Peart Street
New York
A Daughter of Brin at Lyric Opp Court House
At the Lyric across from the courthouse the film A Daughter of Brin features Kitty O Connor as a village girl pursued by Miles O Malley. A jealous rival, Charles Hardacre, marries her then plots murder, but assassins are stopped by a stronger force. Kitty gains independence as Miles awaits her choice.
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Lyric
Court House
Brin
Kitty O'Connor
Miles O’ Mally
Kitty
Killarney
Miles
New
Boot
Charles Hardacre
Hardacre
Colleen
A Daughter of Erin at Majestic Pictured in Ireland Life
A Daughter of Erin will be shown this afternoon and evening at the Majestic. The film presents realistic everyday life scenes from Ireland with a plot about a young country squire who marries a tenant’s daughter and plots her drowning. friends overhear and rescue her.
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Erin
Ireland
Prial of Christ from a Legal Standpoint
Rev. W. L. Jones delivers a sermon at Congregational Church 210 Taylor Avenue on October 30. The talk frames Christ’s primacy through legal and ethical lenses, inviting parishioners to reflect on doctrine, civic duty, and personal conduct within community law.
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Christ
W. L. Jones
Congregational Church
Taylor Avenue
Game season date change and church banquet in Rockford
Changes in state game laws affect this season quail and squirrel seasons with new opening and closing dates and fines. Separately Chicago clergy prepare a testimonial for Bishop Muldoon at the Auditorium, featuring 800 voices, a Rockford home fund presentation, and a Dec 15 Rockford installaton ceremony with banquet and reception.
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Nimrods
Justice Courts
Fuure
Testimonial to Muldoon in Chicago Before Rockford Move
A grand testimonial in Chicago honors Bishop Muldoon before his Dec 15 installation as bishop of Rockford. The event, to be held Dec 14, gathers major Catholic groups including Knights of Columbus and Catholic Order of Foresters, uniting for the occasion.
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Chicago
MuLdoon
Rockford
Quigley
Knights of Columbus
Order of Foresters
Healthful living with Dr King’s New Life Pills
A Rural Route 1 Guilford Maine resident says his whole family has enjoyed good health since using Dr King’s New Life Pills for three years. The product cleanses and tones the system gently and is priced at 25 cents at Jos Emmert’s drug store.
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Dr. King
L. A. Bartlet
Guilford
Maine
Jos. Emmert’s
Open for inspection of new 6 room house on Lincoln Ave
Fine 6 room house with hall and modern improvements designed by Architect Dustman at 21 Burchard Ave near Lincoln. Installment payments like rent. See rent column. E. L. Burchard. 10-24d LW 4:16 Lincoln Ave.
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Dustman
Burchard Ave
Lincoln
E. L. Burchard
Lincoln Ave
Protector overcoats by Brokhansen and Hill
Advertisement for new Pro tector overcoats from Brokhansen and Hill. Sparse details mention product line and a 10-25d tw note suggesting price or time frame.
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Brokhansen & Hill
Also Mentioned on This Page
Freeport Journal
International Typographical Union
Paul Seitz
Elc
W. L. Beals
Mendota
C. M. Byerly
Adam Graff
Mr. Morris
Robert Paden
de Pew, Ill
J.J. Lacy
W. L. Karcher
Pecatonica
A. B. Hosmer
Tecumseh, Mich
Frances Rosebrugh
Frank Bramund
A. J. Robson
Joliet
George Smith
Lincoln Avenue
San Diego
Cal
Harry A. Smith
Winifred Taylor
New York City
Miss Maynard
Mary Neff
Nittie Mitchell
St. Louis
Court Mohawk
Geo. P. Sorenson
The
Journal
Joseph’s Church
Cnetes
Miia Alierman
Day
Bride
Dafy
the Company
Lukes Animal
Frank DeCoon
J. D. DeGon
Tinois Central
Canadian Pacific
Waterloo
Mr. DeGon
Sturt
F. J. Bate
Northern Deanery
Illinois
Opera
Scott
Real Estate ‘Dranaters
the Lyric
Tee
Andrew J. Graham
Kuehner Bros. Furniture Carpets
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