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Newspaper

Freeport Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1874

Page

5

New Goods and Stockholders Meeting in Freeport

A notice announces the Second National Bank of Freeport stockholders will meet at the banking house in Freeport on January 24 between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. for the election of directors and other business. Also various local ads for meat, oils, galleries, and Grange installations are listed along with Forepaugh show preparations after a fire.

Kecond National Bank Yeand U.S Milwaukee Chicago New Ore Philadelphia Aland Ireland Samuel J. Dodds Court House Freeport Lena Illinois Freeport Mer Gee, Thompson Or Taylor’ &Aspinwall Jacob Weishar Second National Bank the Second National Bank of Freeport L. W. Goireau

Farmers Should Boost Home Manufacturing and Markets

The article urges farmers to shift energy from chasing cheap transport to building a home market and diversified production. It argues that independence from monopolies comes from regional manufacturing, which creates demand for various crops and products, reducing reliance on a single cash crop and freight costs. It notes farmers already rallying via the grange and recalls prior advocacy.

Seaboard

Wood Wanted At the Carpet Factory

A Freeport correspondent notes Freeport has many grocery houses but none match O. M. Shaffer & Son for clean stock and low prices. They offer free delivery of goods in any quantity and sell carpets coverings and related items.

Freeport O. M. Shaffer & Son Sheffers

Grand Central Restaurant Figures In Oyster Offer

The Grand Central restaurant at 139 Stephenson Street opposite the Court House is now run by W. H. Diffenbaugh and Mr. Gill. Gill is described as a No 1 cook serving a No 1 meal at all hours including a No 1 oyster stew priced at 25 cents.

Court House Stephenson Street E. Zapr Grand Central Restaurant Brewster House W. H. Diffenbaugh Gill

For Late Cuzap knitting machine sale notice

First-class Dani Bickford knitting machine with extra cylinder and instruction book for sale. Apply to Mrs. Almira Brown on Carroll Street.

Cuzap Dani Bickford Almira Brown Carroll Street

Rural New-Yorker at Twenty-Fifth Year Seeks Bright Papers

The Rural New-Yorker marks its twenty-fifth year under favorable auspices with plans to publish a brighter and better paper in 1874. Despite rumors of financial trouble, the management asserts the paper remains active and progressive with a strong editor team and a new publisher. Readers are urged to subscribe now, with D. D. T. Moore of New York City coordinating.

Moore New-Yorker Pioneer Rural D. D. T. Moore New York City

House and Lot for Sale on Stephenson Street

For Sale or Exchange notice offering a good house and eight room new home with conveniences on Stephenson street. Buyer can secure a bargain by contacting F. C. Welch who also has two additional lots and invites exchanges for the property.

Stephenson Street F. C. Welch

Special low pie sale to clear stock before inventory

Memorandum announces discounts across departments at WM WALTON to clear stock. The note urges immediate purchases and mentions 1674 diaries at G. Santorn's news depot.

Walton G. Santorn

Local Merchant Accuses Railroad of Double Charge

A Shell Rock merchant habitually charges railroad employees about ten percent extra as an advance on regular price. When confronted, he defended the practice as the “advance charges,” claiming the railroad company’s own high freight rates force him to recoup costs this way.

Shell Rock Iowa

Diphtheria-like illness hits Freeborn County children

A malignant throat disease is spreading among children in parts of Freeborn County Minnesota. William Bickford of Itasca reports three children dead and another ill, along with H Bickford who cared for them. The public school at Itasca has closed to stop further spread.

Freeborn County Minn William Bickford Itasca H. Bickford

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