Masonic Calendar for Local Lodges and Chapters
The calendar lists Masonic bodies with stated communications and convocations. Excelsior Lodge No 07 meets on the first Friday and eighth day. Evergreen Lodge No 170 on the first and third Mondays. Freeport Chapter No AA M on the first and second Tuesdays. Freeport Council No 8 RO and M meets on the 24th Tuesday. Freeport Commandery No 7 KT holds the first and third Wednesdays.
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Excelsior Lodge
A. F
A. Mom
Evergreen Lodge
A. M.S
Freeport Chapter
Freeport Council
8. M
Freeport Commandery No
K. T
Personal visits and travel noted in Forreston region
Local notices record numerous visits and travels. Joseph Allen spent the day at Forreston. C F Hildreth visited Rockford. Miss Florence Knowlton and Miss Margaret Fuller traveled to Rockford and Winslow respectively. several residents went to Chicago Galena and Mt Morris on business or leisure. Earl Kennedy traveled from Los Angeles via Winslow. others hosted guests from DeKalb Clinton Amboy and Le Mars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Hildreth
Rockford
Misa Florence Knowlton
George Stites
Winslow
Oscar Staver
H. Poffenberger
Chicago
Margaret Fuller
J.A. Barnett
Clinton
Ill
H. T. Lyon
John Fowler
Adeline
Hallie Stewart
Rachael Sweeley
City
Thomas Olson
DeKalb
William Stewart
Clara Straub
Boy Pleads Guilty in Criminal Assault Case
Oscar Ruthe, a German Valley youth, originally pleaded not guilty in circuit court yesterday. This morning in Bight he changed his plea to guilty and received a four month sentence in the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Ruthe
German Valley
No Place Like Home Souvenir Cards From Rawleigh Tour
W T Rawleigh favors acquaintances with souvenir postal cards dated Wednesday. After two weeks touring Buffalo Detroit Niagara Falls Toronto Montreal Lake Champlain and New York city he declares there is no place like home.
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W. T. Rawleigh
New York City
Buffalo
Detroit
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Montreal
Lake Champlain
Memorial Service by Eastern Star at Masonic Temple
The order of the Eastern Star will hold memorial services next Sunday afternoon at the Masonic temple. All Masons and their families and Eastern Star members in the city are invited to attend. Services are to begin at 8 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Eastern Star
Staff Meeting Held By Local Hittance Central Agents
A group of Hitness Central agents from the local vicinity held a staff meeting at the Elk club room this afternoon to discuss ongoing operations and coordination among shipper staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitness Central
Jounh Shippers
Elk ‘Club
Fresh Pork and Lard at Stephens WM Mann Prop
Advertising copy for a butcher shop offering fresh pork and lard daily. Mentions home fresh pork chops at 13 percent lean, clean whole hog sausage, and a factory reference. Indicates Stephens WM Mann as proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Io Stephens
Thousands Attend Thursday Fair Amid Balloon Flight and Races
Tens of thousands flocked to the fair on Thursday with near 10 000 paid admissions not counting season passes. The day featured multiple horse and foot races, a balloon ascension later in the afternoon, and diverse exhibits. Barnyard poultry judging wrapped up, while side shows drew large crowds and a grand balloon ascent ended with a safe landing beyond the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll and JoDaviess
Taylor Avenue
Police Department
Agent Sweat Hurt At East Freeport Crossing In Swing Gate Incident
J B Sweat veteran agent for Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad suffered serious head injuries when a swing gate at the Milwaukee Northwestern crossing in East Freeport struck him as a Stover motor car passed at about forty miles per hour. Sweat, unable to duck, sustained a high forehead gash and multiple bruises after the gate failed to clear his head. he received medical care at the depot. Yardmaster Wright led the car, with John Stover piloting and a Stover factory superintendent aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Sweat
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Milwaukee and Northwestern
East Freeport
Sweat
New Stover
Freeport
Milwaukee
Wright
John Stover
Stover
Plan for Fall Opening at Local YMCA
September brings renewed activity at the YMCA with a fall opening on Monday Sept 16 from 7 to 10 pm. An open house will showcase dormitory rooms and a gym program starting at 8 pm. The event aims to attract young men and supporters, with strong committees and active religious educational social and physical departments led by Hoefer Kantenberg Erfert and Barrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
Chester A. Hoefer
W. E. Kantenberg
W. B. Erfert
C. S. Barrett
Amity Day Planned at Highland Park Next Wednesday
Amity day at Highland park with seventy five percent of gross receipts that day and evening donated to the Amity society for charitable uses. All friends of the society and others interested in the city’s charitable work are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amity
Highland Park
Amity Society
Society
Brakeman Injured on Illinois Central at St Elmharet
Brakeman J B McCabe employed on the Freeport division of the Illinois Central suffered a right leg injury yesterday morning at St Elm haret. He was brought to the city for treatment by Dr J F Fair company physician and is confined to his home due to the injuries.
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J.B. McCabe
Freeport
Illinois Central
St. Elmharet
J. F. Fair
Farm Lands for Sale or Investment by Joseph Brabron
Farmers and investors are urged to contact Joseph Brabron at 4 Cherry Street Freeport Illinois for farm land opportunities, city property, or properties currently for sale. Call or write for details and listings.
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Joseph
Cherry St
Freeport
Canners Shut Out Mr Hawley’s Bunch in Extra Innings
In La Crosse on Thursday Freeport defeated Canners 2 to 0 in twelve innings. Darrah and Jones pitched for the opposing twirlers with honors. No other games were scheduled and results note an open date for other clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Hawley
la Crosse
Freeport
Freeport Wins In Twelfth On Stark Two-Bagger
In a pitchers duel at La Crosse Freeport defeated the Champs 2 to 0 in twelve innings. Thomas Stark delivered the decisive two-bagger in right in the top of the twelfth, driving in Roy Fiske and Shaunnessy after a leadoff hit. Darrah and Jones matched zeros until the twelfth when Freeport pushed across both runs. Stark’s hit followed Fiske’s single and Shaunnessy’s double, with Fiske and Shaunnessy scoring as the ball deflected to the infield. Both teams had four errors, none costly to the outcome. Stark reached second on the hit, but could not be brought home. Pitchers Darrah and Jones both fanned five, with Jones issuing two walks. The game’s start was delayed by a suspected gag from La Crosse, but Schoonhoven and Freeport arrived early and ready to play. The scorecard shows Freeport 2, La Crosse 0, with Stark, Fiske, and Shaunnessy driving the decisive runs.
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Freeport
Thomas Stark
la Crosse
Roy Fiske
Shaunnessy
Snortstop Baker
Stark
Fiske
Darrah
Jones
Syl
Champs
Tracy
Ives
Ireland
Schoonhoven
Madison
Baker
Killian
Ceee Ieee
R. H. PO
Ducheen
Bond
jCaAnh
Pracy
Paryah
Dove
EGE Vate de
Cb Spiraea
Lia Crosse
Barlow
Moore
No Feeling Against Canners In Major La Crosse Series
The La Crosse and Freeport baseball clubs open a five game series on Thursday with one rescheduled game moved to allow a double header next Sunday, closing out the La Crosse schedule for the year. If La Crosse wins all five, they become favorites. four wins keep the race tight. President Hulett says a friendly feeling exists toward Freeport despite rivalries, and both clubs expect large crowds for the decisive stretch.
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la Crosse
Freeport
Wisconsin
Hulett
Freeport la Crosse
Ambiguous sports tease from scattered OCR text
Fragmentary report hints at Miles, Wausau divisions and a second game involving Esai and a club team. It expresses desire for a top A team to dominate the league and suggests a potential championship outcome affecting La Grouse, but details are unclear and names are incomplete.
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Miles Wausau
Ives
Ao Teare
Scribes Arrested After Park Incident
On September 5 at league park President Kinsella ordered the arrest of five Peoria reporters from the local papers for writing uncomplimentary stories about the Peoria baseball team. They were taken to the police station. Kinsella says he acted to prevent possible assault by fans. The reporters plan to sue for damages.
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Nels
Red Robinson
Bernard Tintih
Tech
Peotia
League Park
Kinsella
Pone Station
Ihs
Peoria
Injunction Secures League Schedule in Two States
Rock Island Sept 6 The Dubuque Baseball association obtained a temporary injunction before Master-in-Chancery B D Connery. The writ, a duplicate of the Dubuque order, forbids Three T league officers and other associations from interfering with team possessions and completing the schedule at Dubuque. The ruling binds Illinois as well as Iowa.
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Rock Island
Dubuque Baseball Association
Crescents Defeat White Sox In Park Exhibition
A large crowd attended the White Sox at Taylor's park yesterday afternoon to watch the Crescents defeat them. The Sox scored two runs early on errors but Pitcher Young shut them down afterward as Crescents piled seven hits and seven runs in the sixth. Harris weakened in the sixth and was replaced by Waldeckar, ending the game with Crescents solid at bat and defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescents
White Sox
Taylor’s Park
Sox
Young
Harris
Waldecker
Crescents Dominate Opponents With Quick Offense
The Crescents rolled to a decisive win, scoring thirteen to the Box's two in the opening period. A slow, effective dope ball mix plus a smoky pitch helped secure a splendid save as the game progressed.
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Younr
Pared Bros Invite Stock Inspection Despite Low Prinin
In a garbled note the firm Pared Bros announces an inspection of stock at 9-508 as prints appear lower than usual and invites invitations to view the collection.
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Thia Atock
Steph ensod Sty Emerick's Jewelry store event
An unidentified event at Steph ensod Sty Emerick's Jewelry storefront is noted, with unclear timing and details due to fragmented text. Further readable details are not available in the snippet.
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Stephensod
Emerick’s Jewelry Store
Book Sale Ad At Pat ison Kryder's Store
Advertisement for purchasing school books now at Pat ison Kryder's, located at 880d 1 w, inviting customers to buy educational texts.
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Patison & Kryder's
Remedy claim for cough and lung health from store ad
An old advertisement touts Affamane Appeat a throat remedy that cures asthma bronchitis whooping cough hoarseness and lung issues. It promises relief and cites a Joseph Hmert’s-Arue store with bottles priced at 60 cents and $1.00 and a free trial bottle.
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Nore
Joseph Hmmert
Obituary note mentions repair and residency detail
An obituary fragment references a person named Ryan aged 88 with an address at Galena Street. The readable text is incomplete but indicates a memorial or notice context tied to a living location ending at Galena Street.
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Genemr
Poco Paige Se
Pet
Aes
Ean
Wee EL
Joseph Allen
Forreston
G. W. Graham
Galena
W. 2B. Erfert
R. P. Ockenga
Elias Farabee
Tina, Mo
George A. Stemm
D R. Logan
William Householder
Mt. Morris
Earl Kennedy
Los Angeles
Cal
Frank Eells
le Mars
Eells
A. A. Carmicheal
Amboy
William Sullivan
Marengo
John Darrah
W. Gardner Thrall
E. E. Campbell
Dakar
A. F. Wagner
Minnesota
Boy
Wm, Mann
SIONS
Henry Berken
Ed Shegeman
Mt. Diettelmeier
Folgate
Pickert
G.I. Landon
W. BE
Greer
8. M. Smith
Earth
Tts
Henry Althoff
Alma R
Wiliam McCann
H. M. Boys
Mr.Igholson
Agent Sweat
Dash Hophs
Darrah and
L. Pet
Ate Oe
Wausau Eee Eee
Ee Ae
la Crosse Ee Ee
Eau Claire
Oshkosh
Green Bay Oe
Fond du Lac
The
la Crosse Chronicle
Standard Cigar Co
Galena, Ill
Ryan
Galena St
Washington
E. & W. Guarant
Freefield
J. B. Stetson
W. Rod Freefield
Cport
Gatona
Geo
Ennenga
Prop
Aladdin
Majestic
William
Berlin
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