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18 Aug 1893
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Newspaper
Geneseo Republic
Location
Geneseo, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1893
Page
1
The Geneseo Republic lists subscription options with annual price at $2.00 and six months totaling $1.00, while three months cost 50 cents.
Local items from Galva and surrounding towns report accidents and deaths including the death of Martin Peacock from a mining accident near Galva and a fatal fall. Fires threaten properties at several farms while bridge alarms and a coal shaft expansion near Bishop Au are noted. Community events include religious meetings and travel to the World’s Fair plans.
The Heary County Teachers Institute will meet in Kewanee in August with instructors from Grinnell Milwaukee Western Normal and Galva. Thrashing continues with oats yielding 25 to 42 bushels per acre across local farms. The Remy County Agricultural Board may skip a fair this year, while the Kewanee district fair opens September 11 for competitors from several counties.
Urion Augus Mrs. HK Kidd of Asteria visits. Joseph Uuetafano starts at world s Fair. Miss Gladys Tomlinson ill. rain freshens dust. Baptist picnic at Warner Aug 18. Elizabeth Lloyd lectures at M E Church. John Samuelson Jr injured sliding from haystack. Or Long treats wound. Eastern Star sociable draws crowds. Orlon Cornet Rand performs. Three runaways cause injuries. Mrs Albert Johnson battered collar bone. Abner Peterson and John Dorman injuries. multiple horse incidents with injuries reported.
The Mis3na Brocita attended Salem meeting. Reapers are done for the season and thrashers continue operating. Geneaco dealer sold Mrs Bryant a sewing machine with many attachments. Ladies Mite Society plans a future fair and requests unfinished work be brought to Mr Ralph Schmoldiey for completion. An aged man with two mule teams gathers bones and scrap nearby. Home of the care weighs over a pound or two. Mr Green and hired band attended the Rock Island circus and note town growth.
Local items list visits by Miss Dice Duomire from Kewanee and Miss Abbie Colby from Boston, roadside repairs, and church attendance. A baby boy dies at four months, and funerals are noted along with social events at Liberty cemetery and Zion church. Citizens mourn Hugh Armstrong and note foundation work, threshing, and social plans for Aug 2.
Morristown highlights include Parm Stafford passing through town last Sunday and a rainy spell. Visitors include Miss Besaio Wallelino of Gancaco and Mrs Afary Stubbs of Geneseo. Weidlein and Wo Brawley families stop by from Rock Island and Geneseo. Fishing reports note Green River catches and Fresh fish delivery on ice.
Aug 14 notes announce Home Forum lodge activities next week and Masonic lodges gathering. W C T U plans a gospel temperance meeting Sunday evening Aug with the Iron bridge at Atwood Slough nearing 50 foot approach and Jayne Ridge Co of Davenport secured the contract for connecting bridges with pipe work to start. Grand planter event set Aug 21 at Fuller's Grove near Spring Hill under Brooks Camp No 25 MWA and Spring Hill Lodge No 37 HFB. J W Morgan MD of Moline to deliver oration Geneseo Cornet Band to provide music. All invited.
The column records harvest updates and local news. It mentions Albertson of Iowa visiting J.F. Liken, a harvest festival at Westchurch on August 27, health updates for J.W. Crawford, world’s fair trips, teacher appointment for Miss Blanche Welliver, medical visits in Chicago, and various farm notices including threshing, wells, and oat yields.
Briar Bluff residents share visits and calls from friends including Lon Jacobs Mise Beck Landau Joseph Blethen Jr Isaac Downing and George Patterson. Some travel to Rock Island Guthrie Elgin and the World's Fair while local repairs and farming activities continue and rain helps the crops.
The letter recalls a dry season with little moisture, farming troubles, and dying crops. In Atkinson area residents visit relatives, thrashings are mostly home grown, and several houses face fires from cooking fires risking loss of summer kitchens and coal houses.
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