Geneseo Republic Issue Notices Second Class Mail
The Geneseo Republic is printed and entered at the Geneseo post office as second class matter. The notice confirms standard mailing status for periodical publication.
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Newspaper
Geneseo Republic
Location
Geneseo, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1903
Page
4
The Geneseo Republic is printed and entered at the Geneseo post office as second class matter. The notice confirms standard mailing status for periodical publication.
The document outlines one year of the Genesee Republic newspaper circulation from December 1902 to December 1903. It discusses printing totals, distribution, and deposit details while touching on Treasury actions and municipal bond ideas shaping federal credit policy during the period. It also notes local political talk involving H. V. Fisher and potential lieutenant gubernatorial candidacy.
The Atkinson area report covers the Democratic County Central Committee meeting held Monday in Gaiva. Kewanee remains lastman for the next two years as officers are elected, including Hof as chairman and Porter Taylor as secretary. The piece also lists local business ads and community notices following the political report.
The article notes Congressman Prince was placed on important panels by Speaker Cannon. He becomes ranking member of the Banking and Currency Committee and serves on the Mississippi Levees and Improvements, and Military Affairs committees. The banking panel is highlighted as the major financial legislation body.
A brief sale ad notes ten percent off on mechanical items toys horns and go carts. The offer highlights a general savings promotion for customers browsing the store inventory.
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