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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1906
Page
2
The Daily Journal issue from Freeport dated September 6 1908 includes public notices and legal items. It lists the newspaper’s mailing class and post office submission details as a condensed record of notices to readers.
The Freeport Journal receives a label from the International Typographical Union praising its use of Union labor in mechanical departments. The endorsement underscores the paper's commitment to fair labor practices and organized labor standards.
Dozens of residents and visitors pass through Freeport today. F. C. Wenthe and J. Snyder arrived on business from Dubuque and Red Oak respectively. Many residents including Miss Hester Lynch, Miss Clara Aurand, Miss Nellie Holland, and Miss Helen Litwinski visited friends in Monroe, Janesville, Bloomington, and other cities. Several couples and families, such as Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Gessner, Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Breyman, and Mrs. Aaron H. Wright, traveled or hosted relatives, while others attended the fair and state normal school events.
The Woman's Society of the First Baptist Church announces their monthly missionary gathering in the church parlors on Friday September 7. Miss Ethel Wiltshire will present a history of Marcus Whitman and Oregon's early days, with Miss Glamann sharing news from home workers. Attendance is cordial and all are invited to bring a guest.
Ernst Kuehemmister transfers to Charles Jung lot 4 in block 4 of Hime's addition for 1.200.
The passage notes a family scene with erahdpa handling children while Maina goes to the sea, Papa works at home, staying well with Rocky Mountain Ten, and mentions Joseph Tuninere as a name in the record.
For sale a residence at 235 North Galena Avenue with steam heat bath rooms city water sewer gas and a barn. Sell house with part or whole lot. Grand bargain if taken at once. Inquire of Geo J Dehn 441 Stephenson St.
Green Bay won 7 to 6 over Freeport as miscues and wild throws fueled the visitors early lead. Gwins sixes and Wenig field errors helped Green Bay erase the deficit. Stremel and his drives held Freeport at bay while Bay batters capitalized on mistakes to claim the victory and the series momentum.
A damaged OCR sports item mentions right fielder and pitcher with Cobbeis Por a Pon, witnesses today in the city. The fragment hints at a beat or decision but remains unreadable and inconsistent in names and actions.
In Wausau on September 6 LaCrosse walked away with the game after seventeen innings. Moore and others contributed as Mohr held Eau Claire in check for sixteen innings before decisive plays.
A fragmentary notice describes a sequence ending with a pitcher tiring after six hits. Names mentioned include Batteries-Oshkosh and players Mohy Bourgeois Karnell Spelser with Eau Claire, likely referencing a Wisconsin baseball clash between Oshkosh and Eau Claire teams.
Dope artist and local officials clash over forfeited games involving Freeport Green Bay and Eau Claire. President Powers arrives, calls directors meeting, and announces forfeits while disputes over rain delays and umpire intimidation surface. Possible credit for Wausau game also discussed.
An old pestilent health advert claims bones ache nerves tire nights restless and organs suffer. It promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a cure and Peaor Tablets priced at 35 cents. The text names Joseph dimimnert as the retailer or author.
D C Stover offers payment per load for dirt filling work delivered across the river. The note specifies payment terms and a delivery location across the river in Washington County.
A prominent Freeport wedding united Miss Blanche Chapman and Prof TL Warold Hewitt at the Chapman residence. Rev J C Burling officiated. Guests admired white Swiss gown, hydrangea decor, and a formal dinner. The couple plan a wedding trip to Chicago and residence in Peru Nebraska after October. Hewitt, from Terre Haute and Chicago training, led Freeport schools’ music program before joining Peru’s normal school. The event follows similar local nuptials, including Miss Portner and Charles Mummert, and a kitchen shower for Miss Freda Krueger ahead of her marriage to Albert Batt.
Rev Charles A Gage resigns as pastor of the Rock Falls Methodist church after a three year term. He will move to Chicago district following four church calls. Under his leadership Rock Falls doubled membership, built a fine parsonage and remodeled the church to a high standard.
Within weeks circumstances may force the royal fire department to disband. The fire-fighting gear is inadequate for needs. Hose in use since the water plant’s installation is badly worn. City cannot afford to be without protection and hopes for a satisfactory adjustment.
An Ohio woman from Columbus, Mars. Miers PR Walters of St. Clair street, reportedly starved due to a weak stomach aggravated by drugging. She claims Electric Bitters induced by Topas improved her condition, bringing relief and promising a cure, with guaranteed endorsement by Joseph Haimert.
The fall term of kindergarten will begin Monday morning September 10 at the First Baptist church. Miss Chrisler invites the little children to enter at this time. Read the Journal's want column.
Colonel John Sobieski to speak Saturday with three lectures as the Chautauqua enjoys growing attendance. Mrs. Florence Richards declared the temperance question the public’s top concern and delivered an engaging talk on the issue. She claimed optimism about defeating alcohol and advocated liberal views, while her performance featured wit and storytelling. The crowded sessions drew more new attendees than expected, aided by moving pictures and musical interludes. Sunday's program includes Sobieski, the Abeneley quartet, and the chalk talker Charles F. Stalker, with Old Soldiers’ Day offering free admission in the afternoon.
An advertisement-style notice describes F W Frame as a clairvoyant palmist and astrologer aligned with Rosicrucian influence. It claims he controls others without their knowledge and possesses secrets of East India adepts, presenting him as the country’s lone Yogi mediator of secret influences.
A gifted psychic presents detailed life readings that define callers beyond self perception. He offers practical guidance and uses his gifts for the benefit of all, making a lasting impression on those who seek his counsel.
A solemn declaration offering guidance on the purpose of a visit and the course to pursue in matters of personal relationships, whether involving a husband, wife, or sweetheart, addressing trust and truthfulness.
A compact pledge states that the signer will pay $100 to any person if they fail to teach the East India art of controlling or influencing the actions of any person they may desire. The wording presents a pledge of financial penalty tied to teaching a specific influence technique.
A mysterious figure proclaims total disclosure of hopes fears desires and past present future as the seeker is asked to judge if perfect satisfaction is obtainable. The message asserts complete honesty and demands personal revelation without prior knowledge of the seeker.
A compact description of guidance covering business investments social changes love affairs marriages separations and personal troubles. The text emphasizes reliable counsel on divorce bad habits illness and everyday worries.
A paternal ad claims Mr Frame can locate the cause of unhappiness in domestic life and reunite separated lovers. It asserts he can end separation, resolve marital troubles, and restore brightness by helping readers attain their heart’s desire.
Mr Frame offers secretive guidance to fulfill your deepest wish with immediate action. Delays could jeopardize your happiness and future. Hours are listed for private reception rooms from early morning to late evening.
A temporary reduction in fees is announced, applying for a brief period. The move aims to attract participation and boost activity before standard rates resume. Details on eligibility, duration, and exact reduced amounts are to follow.
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