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Newspaper

Freeport Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1867

Page

2

Freeport dog control ordinance urged amid rabies scare

The piece discusses fear of rabies in Chicago and other cities, cites Freeport’s dog at large ban from June to October with a five dollar penalty for violations, and urges the mayor to use powers to protect public safety. A correspondent in London then shares travel notes from March 1867, describing sea voyage experiences and early impressions of Ireland and England.

Chicago Chicago Papers Freeport London England Mr. Barrer New York City of Boston Inman Line Sandy Hook Gulf Stream America Dublin University Walker Ireland

Cane Growing and Syrup Making Discussion

A speaker defends sorghum manufacturers against critics arguing measures in syrup packing are unclear. He contrasts cane pile measurement with trusted trades, noting that mischief can occur but that syrup quantities remain hard to measure and uncertain. The dialogue suggests ongoing debate over fair practices and warehousing.

Seed quality and season key to cane syrup yields in 1860s notes

J L discusses factors affecting sorgho and cane syrup production. He cites seed purity, ground type, and season as the main causes of varying yields and syrup quality, warns against bogus seed, and urges farmers to plant cane seed promptly to improve future crop quality.

Scopen Ant J.L

Republican County Convention Delegates Named

In Stephenson County a delegate meeting appointed J. W. Shaffer Robert Little and J. M. Bailey as three delegates to the Republican Convention in Mendota on May 7. Delegates may fill vacancies. Meeting chaired by William W. Smith with A. T. Green as secretary. Freeport April 27, 1867.

Stephenson County Mendota William W. Smith A. T. Green I. K. Greenwood J. W.shaffer Robert Little J. M. Bailey W. W. Smith W.W. Smith Uardian Circuit Court Illinois Martin Sager Jnne A.D Court House Freeport Said Theresa Saver Martin Saver Bailey & Brawley Pets Alts Wawdir

Saleratus and Perfume Ads and Sudden Death in St Louis

An advertisement touts Best Chemical Saleratus and Phalon Night Blooming Cereus as reliable wartime staples with full weight. The Missouri Democrat reports Aaron M. Eckes of Greenfield Illinois died suddenly at St. Nicholas Hotel in St Louis, a 35 year old horse trader, with no definite self-inflicted cause.

Phalon United States Missouri Democrat Aaron M. Eckes Greenfield Illinois St. Louis St. Nicholas Hotel

Wheat market nerves as Liverpool shipments shrink

Chicago markets show dull demand and higher prices with six dollar orders. wheat on hand dwindles causing anxiety over future supply. Liverpool to New York shipments dropped below 40,000 bushels in seven days, while corn oats and barley hold firm. New York flour advances and stock markets buzz with dry goods firmness and rising prices.

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Agricultural price report from early period

A dated price list shows grain futures and produce quotes such as Wheat Winter extra at 2.50 and No 2 Winter at 2.25, No 1 Spring 2.40, No 2 Spring 2.20, with other items including Corn shelled and Barley weighed. It notes Butter at 20 cents per pound and Eggs at 10 cents a dozen, plus lard and rang price at the local office, and mentions regional price differences versus Chicago.

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Chicago Market Update from April Evening Trading

Caireano reports limited Flour Market activity with prices viewed high by buyers. Wheat stock down about 80,000 bushels. in-store grades mix from No 2 spring at 2.63 to Northwestern receipts at 2.65. Corn rises to about 1.05 with No 2 strong at 0.96 to 0.98. Oats steady, rye quiet, barley dull. Provisions weak. pork at 22.50, shoulders 7 8, middles 34 10. Cattle tops 8.75, hogs 7.00 to 7.35. Receipts: 3 cars cattle, 24 hogs.

Oy Caireano Northwestern Las No. Lintore, Co. Hurley

List of unclaimed letters in Freeport post office 1867

A scanned post office notice from Freeport Illinois lists names of unclaimed letters for April 1867. The roster includes Sarah Acker, William Albright, Isaac Baker, Lille Baumgartmer, James Chambers, Elizabeth Kerr, Catherine Long, William Rosell, Hannah Scott, Richard West, Kate Wolf, Perry Wheat, Amos White, and others.

Acker Sarah Albright H Alston I. Bushnell W Blumb Jacob Baker Isaac Brewster Joseph Baker Lille Baumgartmer Mary Caxanah James Chambers John Carey Asa Dunbar Ed Eliott Edwarl Cora Fritz Martie Finstra HG Grant Louisa Gleissner Hayer John Kenan Elizabeth Kailey John H Ketcham Kerr Freeport State of Illinois Lasher W M Long Catharine Lindsey Edmund Long Lanvern Mayer McCain G McKee Elizabeth Mighler E Rupton William Rosell Lisa Heber Catherine Seeker Sara Ahey Hannah Scott Thompson & Parkbust VanDusen J Whitney Oola Wahler Richard West Robert Winbaugh Westy Franklin Watson Kate Wolf Copen Wilber Benjamin Woffle Perry H Wheat Amos H White Chauncy Windecker Hmelia

iWool Tweed For 36 387 Full Salt

A 36 387 item described as iWool tweed with full salt configuration and a price of 937 dollars. The note lists no additional context, dates, or buyers, focusing on the fabric type and monetary amount.

Destiny through Madame E F Thornton in Hudson NY

Madame E F Thornton, a renowned astrologist and clairvoyant, offers to reveal marriage prospects via trance and a Psychomotrope. Send fifty cents, a lock of hair, birth details, and a stamped envelope to receive a life like future spouse image and marriage date by mail. All communications confidential.

Remington Gertrude Remington West Troy E. F. Tuckinton Hudson N.Y Thornton Madame EK F. Thornton P.O. Box

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