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Newspaper

Freeport Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1869

Page

2

Multiple candidates announce for County offices in Republican Convention

A wave of announcements names Luciuss Convers, C D Blanchard, Isaac Kleckner, J J Piersol, G B Dickey, R T Cooper, E C Depuy, M Montelius, Col R V Ankeny, Wm J Reitzell, George Thompson, T Dunham, John P Sekbold, Thomas J Kaufman, Hanke, C F Taggart, AJascrary, John Plumer, Emil Nexsh, James S McCann Editor, and Chris C Shuler as candidates for County Clerk Treasurer Superintendent Judge and related roles, all subject to the Republican County Convention decisions.

C.D. Blanchard Isaac F. Kleckner J.J. Piersol Republican County Convention Dickey R. T. Cooper E. C. Depuy Col. R. V. Ankeny Carr. WM. J. Reitzell Lancaster George Thompson John P. Sekbold Thomas J. Kaufman Frnn JT. Hanke C. F. Taggart Ajascrary John Plumer Emil Nexsh James 8. McCann Republian Chris, C. Shluler TIE Journal

Senator William Caspers Schultz Declines County Treasurer Bid

Editor note from Freeport dated Aug 2 explains WM Caspers Schultz declines Republican bid for County Treasurer after serving as Stephenson County Coroner. He endorses Emil Neese of Freeport, a war veteran, for the position and asks supporters to back him.

Freerort Sun Stephenson County Emil Neese Freeport Hno Ping Isemain WM. Caspers Schultz

Death of Hon Isaac Toucey Connecticut statesman

Hon Isaac Toucey of Connecticut former Secretary of the Navy under Buchanan died in Hartford last Friday morning. He had withdrawn from politics in recent years and his death leaves no political void. A second fragment notes stain removal with hyposulphite of soda and tartaric acid for cleaning an article using warm water.

Isaac Toucey Connecticut Navy Buchanan Hartford

Stephenson County Soldiers Memorial Plans Debate

The Stephenson County Soldiers' Monument Association met at Freeport on July 28 1869 to discuss plans for a memorial hall and a monument. Plans included a tall Joliet cut stone statue with bronze figures, but a lower marble or granite proposal was pressed by some members and debated. A Building Committee and Sub-Committee were formed to approve contracts and expedite construction with the secretary to publish proceedings.

Bellman Joliet McKim Col T. J. Turner Joliet Stone Dornblazer Court House Square General Atkins Dr. McKim Mr. Bellman H. H. Upp John H.addams James A. Grimes Samuel K. Fisher W. J. McKim William Young D. Atkins Joan H Adpams Ch’n Swirn D Atkins Seo’y

Rock River Seminary responds to rival ads and clarifies facts

A 1869 Rock River Seminary notice rebuts a Harry Clifford signed item in circulation about faculty resignations and policy powers. It confirms the principal’s role in elections, asserts faculty remained intact, and pledges opening next term with Prof Wilkinson and a full teaching corps. Also promotes Judson's Mountain Herb Pills as a family remedy.

Rock River Seminary Freeport Journal R. R. Seminary Harry Clifford Brush Upper Iowa University North Western University R. R Barry Wilkinson L. 9. Walker K. R. Seminary F. B. Brayton Sec'y W.H. Atchison A. Newcomer

Indian policy in transition urges citizenship and civilization

A historical article argues for transforming Native Americans from hunters into citizens of the United States. It advocates ignoring tribal sovereignty, promoting Christian civilization, and using military power to restrain lawless whites, with designated territorial regions to force orderly settlement and agricultural training.

Oure Bhat Todd United States

Wisconsin Wheat and Hay Prospects Across Towns

Wisconsin farmers report variable conditions for wheat and hay. Across towns like Beloit, Oconomowoc, and Portage City, rain impacts, rust, and later harvests affect yields. Many districts note futures: wheat looks late but decent 20 to 25 bushels per acre in some areas, with some reports of good prices and rising demand.

William Young Wisconsin Minnat Varios Boscobel Kilbourn Beloit Avice Oconomowoc Njuri Ripon Eikhorn Sparta Janesville Lone Rock Waukesha Mazomanie Sheboygan West Bend Hartford WSEM Columbus Juneau Portage City Black River Falls Beaver Dam Prescott Rome Greal Fort Atkinson Delavan

Institutes Improve School Methods Across the State

The author urges annual four week institutes to unify teaching methods and recitations. He recommends redrawing boundaries into townships as single districts, abolishing school directors, and empowering township trustees to build schools and handle duties. A nine month school year is proposed to elevate education statewide.

Normal University Ace Linotl

Fragmentary OCR Passages Describe Agricultural Themes

The readable text hints at agrarian topics and cultivation concepts, including references to agricultists and cultivars. It presents disrupted phrases and stray terms, suggesting a historical notes page with scattered farming ideas and practical remarks amidst garbled wording.

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