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Newspaper

Freeport Daily Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1908

Page

2

Personal Notices From Freeport and Nearby Towns

A crowded list of residents and visitors with movements to and from Freeport includes Harvey Sheetz transacting business in Mazon, A R Bowman in Mt Carroll, William Angelos in Chicago, Bertha Landolt visiting Rockford, Charles Rose in Lena, Mrs J B Eason visiting Amboy, Howard Sullivan back in Clean e, Virginia Karcher in Chicago, Harry Phillips from Damascus, Ansel Death from Lena, P W Loeffler in the city, S Paul returning to Polo, Adam Miller en route to Springfield for the state fair, and numerous others visiting Cedar Rapids, Madison, Elizabeth, and Chicago for fairs and conferences. Deputy sheriffs I A Saul and W Dunlap attend the Springfield state fair. Karl Wagner resumes studies in Madison. Several groups travel to Springfield for the state fair, including Eben Crotzer, Samuel Markle, Louis Kuehner party, and more. Rev R Harker leaves for Chicago to Woodlawn for the Rock River conference. William Taft and others from Orangeville head to Springfield for the state fair. Mrs E E Courtney and son Robert return home from Chicago. Wedding party travels to Dixon for the Nel lie Kable and George Lievan nuptials.

A. R. Bowman Mt. Carroll William Angelos Chicago Bertha Landolt Rockford Charles Rose Lena J. 3B Eason Amboy Howard Sullivan Cieane Ansel Death P. W. Loeffler A. W. Barker S. Paul Polo Samuel Friedley E. E. Hill Elenor Robert Cedar Rapids I. A. Saul William Dunlap Freeport Springfield Karl Wagner Madison University of Wisconsin Saul Pierce A. H. Wier Elizabeth Louis Kuehner Charles L. Currier Berkley California Chas. D. Knowlton William Taft Joseph van Matre Andrew Swartz Fred Smith Orangeville B. C. Holloway Dakota

Freeport Drug Store Receives Large Bank of Post Cards

The City Drug store has just received an immense invoice covering over a hundred different post card views, prompting interest in the varied scenes.

Freeport

Have Your Winter Clothing Cleaned at BB Dye Works

Clean and guaranteed service advertised by BB Dye Works urging customers to have winter clothing thoroughly cleaned at their facility.

Rock River Conference Opens In Chicago Church

Visiting delegates gather for the sixty ninth session of the Rock River conference at Woodlawn Park M E Church Chicago led by Bishop Thomas B Neely and six district superintendents. Anti saloon league head PP A Baker to address the gathering on temperance and social service reforms.

Chicago Rock River Woodlawn Park Methodist Episcopal Church Woodlawn Avenue Sixty-fourth Street South Side Robert Jalvis Wimbark Avenue A. Baker American Anti-Saloon League W. H. Crawford Allegheny College Meadville FE. B. Crawford Society For Social Service C. S. Lewis River Forest Methodist Episcopal Church Protestant Episcopal Church of Kewanee H. H. Rood Fourth Street Methodist Episcopal Church Aurora Michigan J. W. Holland St. John’s Church United States Culebra Panama Harry S. Ward Union Avenue Church John P. Brushingham L. Bryant Hyde Park Church

Chris Koehler Injured After Fall From Buggy

Chris Koehler was taken to St. Francis hospital with rib injuries after reporting a fall from his buggy near his home at 107 Illinois street. He said he entered the house by breaking in after returning home last night and driving his horse to the barn. A well known Freeport resident, Koehler served as highway commissioner for years before the office was abolished when nearby territory joined the city. He also operated a gravel and sand business.

Chris Koehler St. Francis Hospital Illinois Street Chris Freeport

Norton Field Dies in Milwaukee Veteran of Iron Brigade

Norton J. Field of Milwaukee died suddenly Saturday night. A Civil War veteran he served in the Iron Brigade. Field formerly lived in Racine where he was appointed Bee el by President Garfield and later acted as local agent for the Western Union railroad. After his term as postmaster he moved to Milwaukee.

Norton Field Milwaukee Norton J. Field Iron Brigade Mr. Field Garfield Racine Old Western Union Railroad

Card of Thanks From Mr and Mrs Hopper

Mr and Mrs James W Hopper extend heartfelt thanks to the foreman and men of the body department at Henney Busey Company and to friends and neighbors for aid and sympathy during their recent bereavement.

James W. Hopper Henney Busey Company

Moulding of Character lecture in Masonic temple

Irving S. Cooper spoke on thought control and mental influence last night in the Masonic temple. He described thought-forms, telepathy, and the duty to keep thoughts bright and kind, warning that negative thinking harms others and urging the Theosophical society's activities and docent notices.

Irving S. Cooper Masonic Temple Jinarajadasa Freeport The Theosophical Society J. F. Kunz West Street

Baseball club to hold mass meeting for fair plans

At a directors meeting the club set a mass meeting for Thursday at city hall to finalize fair arrangements. A league gathering will occur in Milwaukee Sunday and Monday. Freeport directors will meet soon to appoint a representative. President Rodemeyer expects to stay in the league if fans support the fair, urging attendance to show sentiment and funding.

Milwaukee Freeport Rodemeyer

Warhop Loses Double Header Start With 12-1 Defeat

Jack Warhop pitched the first game of yesterday’s double header in St. Louis, giving up 12 hits and 12 runs while recording five assists, four walks, and three hits. The Browns’ fielding suffered three errors as New York fell 12 to 1.

Jack Warhop St. Louis Browns Yankees Jack New York T. Jones Sweeney Criss Hartzell Stone Petty Wallace Does Ferris Yeager Pelty Jones Warhop Tmore Lao Une Pire Laugehia

Quits Ice Business After 35 Years in Freeport

John R. Smith retires from the ice trade, with his stock transferred to Freeport Artificial Ice and Cold Storage. Smith, a familiar figure after 35 years in Freeport, will be 10 years old in October and has worked hard all summer. A regional ice shortage boosts shipments to Breeport Mant as Freeport plant runs at full capacity, says secretary Wm. H. Foll.

John R. Smith Ice Iawn Freeport Smith Breeport Wm. H. Foll Zere

Farmers Attention Horses and Mules Wanted

Chicago buyers seek horses and mules 1150 to 2000 lbs with good flesh four years or older. Top prices for draft horses. will hire chunks. Deliver dead in your horses for cash. Sale at Younglove's Livery Bisoners Saturday Oct 3 1908 rain or shine. D Levi & Bon 928d lw Max Fineberg

Chicago Ounglove Bisoners D. Levi & Bon Max Fineberg

Freeport Empire Stock Company in Turmoil on Road

The Empire Stock Company visiting Freeport faced frequent stage disputes and poor performances. A Modjeska claim sparked clashes with a stage manager over cues, while owner woes and high salaries led to dissatisfaction and eventual furloughs as the troupe moved toward Dubuque.

Dubuque Eee Empire Stock Company Freeport Chicago Empire Modjeska Key City

Miss Myrtle Clark Hosts J U G Club Event

Miss Myrtle Clark entertains the J U G Club at her Winne ishiek street home this evening in honor of Miss Sadie Tied who will wed Dr. Charles Wright of Stoughton Wisconsin on October 7.

Myrtle Clark J. U. C. Club Winneshiek Street Sadie Tied Charles Wright Stoughton Wis

Father William's Indian Tablets Promoted for Women

PROMOTES Father William's Indian Tablets as a tonic for Pale weak nervous delicate women. Claims to quiet nerves, add flesh and strength, improve eyes and complexion. Sold by Co P Guenther & Co druggists at 20 cents per box.

Father Willlam Father William Co. P. Guenther & Co

Chicago Tribune Great Fashion Number announced

The Chicago Tribune will print its great annual fashion edition on Wednesday Sept 80th describing and illustrating the latest fashions for men women and children as well as home beautifying items. It promises to be the largest weekday paper yet issued with over 90 pages and no price increase. Orders from news dealers only.

Chicago Tribune The

Tragic Downstate Train Wreck Near Diverton

In Freeport friends fear for A C Luke a dining car conductor after a Chicago to Freeport run derailed near Diverton killing a seven year old girl and injuring the engineer and fireman. Luke had just relieved a conductor in Chicago and was en route to Freeport when the accident occurred.

Freeport A.C. Luke Ilinois Central Chicago Diverton Springfield Epen Mr. Luke

Is This a Square Deal for Mi O Ne Diet Tablets

Druggist Wu Jungkunz offers money back if Mi o na does not cure dyspepsia. The ad proclaims Mi o na as a powerful stomach remedy that relieves and cures, strengthens walls, aids digestion, and claims a 96 percent success rate. A large box costs 60 cents with relief in 24 hours, endorsed by Mrs. W. D. Bennett of Bucksport, Me.

Jaungkuns Wim. F. Jungkunz W. D. Bennett Bucksport

Tag Day Promises Charity Aid For Freeport First Event

The Settlement Home launches Freeport's first Tag Day to raise funds for its support and local charities. A band of ladies will stand in busy spots exchanging tags for any amount the donor chooses, with no fixed price. The event is set for Saturday October 10 and expects strong community participation.

Board of Managers Freeport

Cold Hills the Germ and Bald Heads in Arctic

Lieut Perry and Klondike travelers report no bald heads in Arctic regions. Cold climate kills the hair-eating germs at the root, a fact Newbro's Herpicide echoes. The remedy claims to destroy scalp germs and promote hair growth. Sold by druggists, sample by 10c stamps to Herpicide Co Detroit..Geo F Swarts special agent.

Lieut. Perry Arctic Klondike Newbro Herpicide Co Detroit Mich Geo. F. Swarts

New Superintendent at Wagner's Prints Plant

Charles Stevens arrives from Chicago to take the superintendency of William H. Wagner and Sons printing plant. Stevens has long managed R. R. Donnelley and Sons large Chicago plant. Wagner adds staff so A. F. Wagner can handle out of town trade and Oscar Wagner the local trade.

Wagner’s Charles Stevens Chicago Wm. H. Wagner & Sons Stevens R. R. Donnelley & Sons Wagner A. F. Wagner Oscar Wagner

Dr King's New Discovery Clears Winter Coughs

John White of 38 Highland Avenue Houston Maine reports a dramatic winter cough relief after using Dr King's New Discovery. He praises its efficacy, noting a 60 cent bottle cleared the cough and a few doses this season banished it again. Sold with guarantee at Jos Emmerts drug store, 50 cents to $1. Trial bottle free.

John White Highland Avenue Houston Maine Dr. King

Y M C A Star Course Features Notables

Y M C A presents a star course featuring Skovgaard violinist Par lande Newhall Male quartette Eva Bartlett Macey entertainer Dr H W Sears humorous lecturer and Frederick Warde Shakespeare exponent. Tickets priced 1 50 on sale now through the Ladies' auxiliary.

Skovgaard Parlande Newhall Eva Bartlett Macey H.W. Sears Frederick Warde Cours Ladies’ Auxiliary

Move to Brown and Shauer Building in town

The notice states the stack has moved to the Brown and Shauer Building across the street from the former location. It lists contact as both phones 119 and J and mentions Prender & Son with hours 9 to 2. The fragmented text confirms a relocation and contact details.

Brown & Shauer Prender & Son

National Irrigation Congress Opens in Albuquerque

The sixteenth annual session of the National Irrigation Congress began in Albuquerque New Mexico with delegates from western states the Mississippi valley and several South American nations. The program includes papers on irrigation forestry and colonization while tours will showcase Great Elephant Butte dam and Hondo and Carlsbad projects. An international expo of irrigated farm and forest products runs alongside the congress. Representatives from forest service agriculture and the reclamation service are on hand.

Albuquerque N. M National Irrigation Congress Irrigation Congress West Great Elephant Butte Dam Hondo Carlsbad Pecos Valley Mississippi Valley Oregon Washington Colorado California Idaho Montana Texas Arizona New Mexico Mexico South America Hun The United States Reclamation Service

Poem of Appreciation to Freeport Schools by Leon Rose

A reader sends an original poem praising Freeport Correspondence schools. The verse traces a young man with few prospects who reads a magazine, chooses a course, and years later reflects on his improved life, crediting the school for guidance and transformation.

Leon Rose Fulton St New Haven Freeport

They Take The Kinks Out

N. H. Brown of Pittsfield VI endorses Dr. Kings New Life Pills after years of use stating they ease stomach liver and bowel kinks without fuss. Guaranteed satisfactory at Jos Emmert's drug store priced 265c.

Dr. King N. H. Brown Pittsfield Jos. Emmert’s

Daily Journal Delivery Offer

The Daily Journal announces home delivery to any city area for one mark weekly. The offer targets all residents seeking convenient access to local news and updates.

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