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Newspaper
Geneseo Republic
Location
Geneseo, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1912
Page
21
Anawan Township treasurer reports total expenditures of 7 314 63 and a balance on hand of 3 795 17 as of April 1 1942. The statement is sworn and certified by treasurer D J Holzinger and notarized by W H Holzinger on April 1 1912.
The town of Annawan in Henry County Illinois presents a sworn statement by C. W. Parsons, treasurer of highways, detailing the public funds at the start of the fiscal year ending March 26 1912, funds received from sources, expenditures and purposes, sworn before D. J. Halzinger on April 6 1912.
The official nom inations for the village election in Annawan on April 16 list Independent candidates for Village Clerk L A Ferguson and Village Trustees A C Weitz D F Barker and Willis Ogden. Independent People's slate names Village Clerk Herman Johnson. Also noted is a general remark on stage realism and a notice of a Civil War era spy, Charles H Wingate, who died in Chicago on March 14.
The passage urges that every living moment matters for good or bad and that deeds endure beyond our lives. It emphasizes individual significance, stating there is no person without importance and that actions count while alive and after.
A consignment of pure bred hogs is to arrive at Watertown farms as part of a state board plan to encourage scientific livestock breeding. Chairman Phil B. Haner heads the effort to procure 102 head, with distributions to Watertown Hospital and hospitals in Elgin Chester Normal, the deaf and blind institutions at Jacksonville End-times at Quin cy Geneva and St. Charles. The program aims to stock farms with immune stock and start hog raising at institutions on a pure blood basis free from disease.
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