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Newspaper

Geneseo Republic

Location

Geneseo, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1908

Page

15

Central Trust Bank annual meeting set for January in Geneseo

The Central Trust and Bank of Geneseo Illinois will hold its regular annual meeting at the Wigwam in Geneseo on January 12 at 2 PM to elect seven directors and transact other business. Also noted is a poultry exhibit in Geneseo from December 28 to January 2 in Freeman's Hall with many exhibitors and liberal premiums. write to Matthewell, secretary, for a premium list.

Central Trust & 3 Bank Geneseu Ilinois Geto Suag Arrown Coor Cahier Henry County Poultry Geneseo Freeman's Hall Matthewell

Sale notices of multiple farm auctions and household goods

A long OCR reads about futures sales in Illinois and Wisconsin listing Mrs Schmechel home goods sale on South Oakwood Avenue Will-Sall-hee and farm auctions near Geneseo Cambridge Atkinson Maplewood farm and Abingdon area with dozens of horses cattle hogs corn and farm machinery plus free lunches and credit terms. several dates January through December noted with details on items and vendors.

John Schmechel William Reber Oak“wood Sall-Hee First National Bank S. M. Decker Henry W. Arféti Geneseo Spring—Hill Shellhammer Shire Horse Chester John Deeredisc F Obrecht Clark List Kunt Stahl Cambridge Munson Township Poland McCormick Defiance Gang Monmouth Defiance New Deere Surrey C. M Philip Sand Atkinson Goldinger Great Western Rock Island Menviia Obrecht David Zearing Maplewood Farm Jin Peter Minnaert Nogent Madeira Vidoog Coco i Vieux-Chaslin Coce Mignon Jean-le-Blanc Dam Nance Mexico Vaillant Rustique M. Boyer Prosper Deside Vieux Pierre Cece Mignom Jean ie-Bianc Tlovee de Bert Brilliant Coco II Viens Chaslin Coco Babe Valios Kate Exile Favori I Bijou Vieux-Chassin William Doubler Gray James Nowers Thearsday Alfred Carlson Joswa Sill Union Osco Ringle Farm Deere Emerson Gang Guneh Robt Neville Wisconsin Mike Trainer Mt. Hopa Grant County

Pathetic Originality in Student Test Answers

A paper groups humorous and erroneous student test responses showing widespread confusion in history geography and physiology. It argues that such absurd ideas reveal how easily children can be misled and that implementation of rigorous drill could curb playful yet faulty reasoning.

Henry VIII St. Bartholomew Pilgrim Fathers Wilds America

Henry Johnson of Orion Dies After Stroke at 76

Henry Johnson long time Orion resident dies after a stroke at his son Oliver’s store. He lived in Andover and Orion, worked as miller and in mercantile business, held public roles including school director and justice of the peace. Born in Smoland Sweden 182, immigrated 1846, married Catherine Olson in 1858, two children Oscar Lennie (deceased) and Oliver B. Funeral at 1 pm with Odd Fellows involved.

Henry Johnson Orion Oliver Johnson Miller Andover M. B. Lloyd William Love John Owen Owen John S. Smith Cambridge Smith Jonson Lintkoping Laa Smoland Sweden America Buffalo New York Catherine Olson Oscar Lennie Oliver B George E. Sykes Galesburg

Feats of Olympian Athetes In Ancient Greece

Ancient Greece boasted athletes like Milo of Croton and Phayllus with leaps of fifty five feet and immense strength. Greek boxers fought fiercely, often tearing noses or ears, while Arrachion died as he secured victory. The article also notes a later poultry association fair promise amid local misprints.

Olympian Plain Altis Athens Greece Mills Crotuna Beifer Olympia Milo Phayllus Instmice Eurydamas Cyrene Arrachion

Thrifty Soul in Revolt Over Church Exchanges

In a Youth's Companion excerpt a Rev Mr faces Deacon Getchell's thrift clash over pulpit exchanges with Harborville. The deacon argues paying $5.25 more per Sunday means aiding Harborville, insisting one season of support is enough.

New Harborville

A Harder Job for Hammond’s Son Praised by Shrubville

The oldest summer resident of Shrubville. local natives praise Hammond’s son. Capt Hollis Towne and Capt Lothrop James commend him as well mannered and well raised, noting he fits in without being overbearing or distant. The town says he earns respect by being raised like the locals.

Aunt Harriet and the Ten Commandments Joke

A Beecher family anecdote recalls Mrs. Stowe cited as authority as a grandniece loses temper and a maid and manservant slip into a child’s retort about the ten commandments. The child asserts Aunt Harriet wrote them, prompting a stern correction.

Harriet Beecher Mrs. Stowe Sal Miss Beecher

Lucinda Leaves Haunted Manor in Fear of Ghosts

In a southern tale, Lucinda departs the ancient ancestral mansion with her mistress and maid after fearing the parlor hauntings. The mistress questions the sudden departure as Lucinda explains she cannot work where there are haunts.

Town Lucinda Missus

History of skating in northern Europe and England

The article notes skating likely originated in northern Europe in ancient times with mention by William Twys Stephen in London late in the 12th century. It says skating gained popularity after Cavaliers exiled with Charles II brought skates from Holland on December 1, 1662 and Pepys observed people skating that season calling it very pretty.

Europe Wiliam Twitz Stephen London Charles II Holland Pepys

Warning on Kissing Misleads Readers in Lighthearted Note

A metical journal warns against kissing after a tale of a young man inoculated with a serious illness from a kiss by a fiancée. The piece details her friends kissing and spreading illness, and a tuberculous pair dying within a year, yet it concludes that traditional kissing will remain popular.

Disappearing Home Life Versus Cats Babies and Homes

The Fortnightly Review notes a flat dweller should not keep a dog or cat and has no garden or chance of keeping house. It argues a home lacks memory and babies and flowers, making the traditional spirit of home hard to win without them.

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