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Newspaper
Geneseo Republic
Location
Geneseo, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1910
Page
9
Fragmentary OCR mentions Hellexes Republic not entered at SLO harbor or port, with unclear references to three months and postal terms. Genesia and Matt are referenced in second class context, but details remain uncertain.
The free corn class at the institute will be large with instruction by Messrs W B Gorifithot Puman County co Farmers in stitute next Tuesday and Wednesday. Many young men enrolled and promised to attend bringing ten ears of corn for scoring. A list of attendees includes Harry L Larson Robt T Miller Albert Meter Elmer TM R Miller Walter Pobanz Peter De Crane De Crane August Nitz Arthur Pobanz Elon Tollin Melroy Tollin Delos Fowler Fred E Schehl Norm Fortnaught Ralph E Johnson Hobart Bismark Versimalton Gisnit Houadd Aug Leonhard Chas Kravohn Roy H Wiese Ruddile Pobanz Harold A Darin Frank Pobanz Robert Reillytra Remous Edward Kenady Herbert Ward Claude Withrow Lester Dart Wm Dart Glenn Evans Alfred H Stahl Gee C Stahl Otis D Withrow Frank Reilly Harold Ward Leslie Remous Royce R Ringle Howard Wilson Harold Wilson W Richmond Co Hannan Clark Rockwell Wells Andrews James Andrews Arthur Johnson Walter Pobanz Jerry Meyers Atacy Gainey John Dillenbeck
Frank E Edwards spent Tuesday in the tri cities while Daniel Jones rode as a passenger to the city Friday. J P Baum made a business trip to Moline Saturday. Miss Finch of Nebraska visited relatives in the vicinity. Miss Goble called on Miss Alice Edwards Friday afternoon. Mr and Mrs S A Anderson entertained Friday. Alberta of Briar Bluff visited Green River Saturday. Bill Mixtas returned from his hunting trip and works as a carpenter near the village. Green River merchants display Christmas goods for the holiday trade. Fred Englehaupt and family of Rock Island visited last week with his mother Mrs Anna Meer. Mrs TR Meer was called to Geneseo to assist her sister Mrs Charles Konow. Mr and Mrs N C Webster entertained at dinner Sunday with guests including Mr and Mrs Frank Edwards and family and Mr Fred Johnston. Mrs John Crit hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Alice Edwards, the December bride, at a prettily decorated home. The home featured Texas moss and the bride’s colors old rose and cream. The guests were served a fine repast and the bride received many shower gifts.
A list of upcoming marriage licenses shows Curtis Collins and Miss Daisy Hanson of Kewanee. Christ Hansen and Miss Mary Brady of Kewanee. Theodore Anderson and Miss Clara Heurlin of Sheffield and Kewanee. Edward Ayr Ristan and Miss Martha Schultz of Geneseo. Joseph E Wright of Kewanee and Miss Alice Borah of Kewanee. Frank Camp of Kewanee and Miss Sylvia King of Kewanee. Also notes W G Curley offers watches, diamonds and rings with an incomplete assortment for holiday shopping.
Otto Carl is ill and Ms Veles Fowler started at G C I. Monday. Herman Carl will rent the Mrs Aldrich place next year. Hog and corn prices rise at public sales. E L McHenry held a good sale Wednesday afternoon December 7. Harold Darin and Clyde Fassitt attend Geneseo Collegiate Institute. James Fairlie’s sale opened the public sales listing for the season. Hunters and trappers take advantage of open fur season. Revival meetings at Ebenezer aid in the ceenie, with an excellent preacher and singing leader.
The article outlines upcoming agricultural institutes in Geneseo Cambridge Woodhull and Galva with sessions on farm livestock and household science. It quotes Dr. Taylor of Moline on English farmers visiting the U S noting unscientific methods and careless tilling and urges better farming through scientific, organized common sense.
Educational authorities in Washington DC issue an order requiring school teachers to read newspapers to stay informed about city jury matters, while noting teachers may observe non political content in other cities.
The Roseburg based Harding Land Co presents Home Orchard tracts in the fertile Umpqua valley praised for rich soil and no irrigation needs. A. Li Lovelace promotes safe, easy terms with three years care for non residents. examples of Rosenburg apples shown at Will Austin's store.
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