Local notes from Geneseo area advertise goods and events
Community notices list sales at Kernwein's department, new railway area building by Robert Ransom, Easter services at St Anthony's, repairs on Mrs Nower's roof, and theater at the opera house with Brown's in Town. Also details of baptisms, meetings, visitors, and upcoming concerts.
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Gentral
Pecknines
Samiel Pritchard, Jr
Genesea
Henry, Pritchard
Arthur
Parson and Gaugster
Colona
Chas
St. Anthony's Church
Surrey
Oreferend
St Tony’s School
Gus-Deletter
Pauly
Ransom
Jacob Haars
Natalie Emma Booné
Alphonsé Calsyn
Alphonsé Calsyn-and
Christine
Wm. Nower
Bucket Brigade
Chas, Schatteman
Jesus
Henry Schatteman
Alphonse
Van
Elizabeth Zim- Terman
Margaret ‘Steiner
Mary Brooks
F.—T. _Atwell
Roy Nowers
Lawrence B. Foy
Levi Hoogerwerf
Gee Moses
Ff -Lodge
Everett
Goldrim
Wingold
Swift
Armour
Japan
J. E. Rush
Easter Program Observed by Sunday School
Easter was observed with an entertainment by the Sunday school aided by organist Miss Dorothy Parker and chair. About three hundred attendees enjoyed nearly an hour and a half of performances praised for discipline and credit to the pupils and committee.
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The
Suday
Dorothy Parker
Doothy Parker
Christ_Arase
Evelyne Sandine
Harry. Sammons
Catharine Andrews
Pauline Andrews
Marguerite
Catharine Goodman
Lyman Nowers
Maggie Bentley
Cora Netzer
Brother Leech
E_C-Green
Marlont Kay Absent and Glee Club News At School
School notes describe Marlont Kay absent on Monday. The roller skates hum at all times. Grammar room girls join the glee club and practice for commencement. Attorney Welch of Kewante dressed the children last week. Thompson leads the glee club. Dorothy Parker reports on the liquor business delighted the class. Commercial geography themes cover Township High School as a commercial proposition discussed Thursday.
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Marlont
Kay
Grammar Room
Glee -Club
Attorney—Welch
Kewante
Glee Club
Thompson
Dorothy Parker
Revival of Oxen Use Spreads in Pine Tree State Farms
Newspapers report farmers in Maine revive use of oxen as labor on fields and harvest tasks. The trend aims to reduce costs and boost traditional farming practices across rural communities.
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Pine Tree State
Mrs Kate A Cahn 1850 1912 Chadwick obituary
Kate A Cahn born June 2 1850 on a farm near Tampico Whiteside County Illinois died March 15 1912 at Chadwick age 55 9 15 pneumonia caused death. She helped run the Cahn store in Chadwick and became sole proprietor after Stacey M Cahn inherited. Survived by Stacey M Louis Melvin two sisters Mae Melvin brother and two grandchildren. Funeral at home conducted by Rev W F Berge and Rev Divan. Chadwick stores closed 1 30 to 3 p m. Burial in Chadwick Cemetery beside husband and son.
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Kate A Cahn
Cci
Cahn
K. A. Cahn& Son
Sterling
Berge
Divan
Hope_church
Chadwick-cemetery
Chadwick
Modesty and the goodwill of others in verse
A compact reflection on how self attitude affects social calm and approval. The line speaks to modesty as a virtue that wins favor, contrasting it with arrogance. Stella’s sentiment frames self-contentment as key to being well received by others.
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Stella
Hooppole State Bank to Organize Board of Directors
A. B. Donaldson, John N. Miller and Roscoe Mathis filed with the State Auditor to organize Hooppole State Bank. A meeting at 7 p m on Friday April 12 1912 at the town hall will determine the number and election of directors and the official name. Shareholders are local businessmen and twenty five farmers from Hooppole vicinity.
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A. B. Donaldson
John N. Miller
Roscoe Mathis
Hooppole
Tig, Town Hall
Hooppole State Bank
Plssshare
Early tea trade and theater misrepresentation noted
The text cites a newspaper misrepresentation about a new play drawing crowds while denying turnaway rumors. It mentions the East India Company agents Wickham and Eaton in 1615 and traces tea's English adoption around 1600, with prices from 30 to 50 pounds per pound.
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Ter
Wickham
East India Company
Firando
Japan
Eaton
Company
Macao
Shaw
England
Percheron Stallion Season at Atkinson and Cornwall
License expires Feb 20, 1913. A Grade Percheron horse of good strong qualities with many colts nearby. Will stand the 1912 season at Albert Atwell's farm north of Atkinson on Samuel Alien farm and other local sites. Stud fee $12.50 to insure sucking colt. Mare owners liable for service fee due immediately. Care not guaranteed. Atwell and Lievens, owners. Mell Lievens, Grooni.
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Cornwall
Albert Atwell
Atkinson
Samuel Alien
Atwell & Lievens
Mell Lievens
Grooni
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Lichtenicker
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Lyon & Weekley's
Roy Lauib
Kewanee
Decatur
George
Marion
Httle
Sant James
Wi Harcy
Anna Shults
Tampico
James Ponkingon
Calvary
RF. Brothers
pHeAgae
Myersdale
Gladys Miller
John Mil
A. A. Miller & Son
B. C
Wesley Schinleber
Howard Mathis
Mansharft
Ralph
Naperville
B. EF
Joliet
Calvary Church
Rex
Old
Ulster
State OF Illinois
Hen Idry
Felrua
Jeane T Weekley
Wilbert M. Welch
Tillerra B. Welch
Robert C. Morse
Circuit Court
Cambridge
Heary County
Illinois
Aeary
Ilinois
Thoreofas
Roberrt C. Morse
eald-Circuit-Court
Henry County
Chester-M-Turner
Atkinson-Cement Products,Co
E.g-Chapler
Chas. B. Hurst & Coy
Chillicothe
Ohio
M. E
NEW State Bank Tor Hoopppole
Prosper Jr
G. H. Hill
Calis
Onica Ak Graham
Halid
Jack —Rush’s Meat Market
P.D. Ransom
Carlton Grayling
Garlton
Grayling
Kew
Kewaneec
Mr.Bullock
John
Black Farm
H. Gilbraith
B.S. Water’s
Henry de 'Roo
Graham
Harry’ Broadbent
Mike
Harry Broadbent
James Woodward
Weaver & Foy
Hoogerwerf & Fleming
Art Atkinson
Tilinoie
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