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Newspaper
Geneseo Republic
Location
Geneseo, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1906
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR reads scattered names and addresses including Maple avenue, Anderson, Schwennker, J Porter, GW Electric, Ga, and warranty petition references. Readable facts are insufficient to identify a coherent event or notice with dates or actions.
A flood of warranty petitions and mortgage transfers dominates the page. Multiple entries list properties in Kewanee and surrounding towns with buyers and heirs, including Cambridge and Orion, plus numerous transfer actions and releases. A testimonial from H L Starter credits Dr Kings New Discovery for health recovery, with drugstore claims and trial bottle note.
Community notes from Alpha covering residents, visitors, and businesses. Mentions Mr and Mrs Leverage, Miss Fra Liser, Rev Me Brisk, and local figures visiting North Dakota and Minnesota. References new equipment, property purchases, and a Rocky Mountain Tea advertisement amid school and church activities and county politics.
Fragmentary records show a Norfolk group calling themselves The Boys of Liberty rallied March 13 to oppose Parliament's Stamp Act. They declared resolve to defend rights of taxation with representation and to oppose tyranny, aligning with broader colonial sentiments prior to independence.
A court notice lists unknown widows heirs legatees and devisees of multiple deceased owners in a mortgage foreclosure action. It names Abram Baxter John Emmons Willam Arnett Nathaniel Steadman and others as defendants with residence and interest details declared unknown. The complaint filed July 7 seeks a summons returnable November first, requiring defendants to appear and plead.
A letter from a 31 year old sufferer from widkey bladder and rheumatic trouble praises Hall's Great Discovery Texas Wonder as the best and cheapest remedy. The writer says it cured him and that he can do more work than before, inviting inquiries by letter.
A medicinal cure advertised by E. W. Hall of St. Louis promises to cure kidney and bladder disorders in men women and children. The notice claims removal of travel and diabetes and offers mail delivery via a small bottle for two months of treatment with testimonials available.
An advert invites readers to write to Mrs. Stl. Summers, Notre Dame, for a home treatment claimed to cure rheumatism and related pains without climate changes. It asserts the remedy purifies blood and restores joints, with testimonials from thousands.
In the State of Ellinor Circuit Court Chancery affidavit filed November 196.. concerns non residence of John Schreiner and listing of heirs widows and devisees including Elizabeth Egert Opal Ts and others. The document cites heirs descendents and unknown widow and heirs as parties to the case against various defendants in the matter of John Schreiner estate.
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