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Newspaper
Geneseo Republic
Location
Geneseo, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1910
Page
5
Genesee area residents with relatives in Albany Tuscola Silvis and Rock Island share holiday visits. Names include James Ogden John Fischer Leithner Hotchkiss and Hoover. Events cover aliases injuries operations pardons and a prison board parole bid with a broad cast of neighbors and relatives.
A storefront invitation promises customers a chance to meet the celebrated figure known as Big Ben. The writer asserts that magazines fail to capture his strength and that no advertisement could do him justice, inviting readers to visit the store.
Davenport reports on holidays with many Geneseo residents visiting relatives in East Moline Geneseo and nearby towns items include auctions sales at Austin's store Christmas greetings from notable residents and social notices involving Dr Coffman eye specialist and teachers convention in Chicago plus community updates on local arrivals departures and assorted ads
The Illinois State Horticultural Society and allied groups sponsor a ten day horticultural institute at the University of Illinois in Urbana starting January 31. The last three days host annual meetings of horticultural bodies with exhibits of fruits vegetables and flowers. Programs available from W B Lloyd Kinmundy J F Aumann Edwardsville August Geneke Des Plaines or E Bollinger Lake Forest.
Secretary of State W H Hayward defends Iowa laws including the Peterson cash-for-stocks rule against charges they caused depopulation. He argues farmer prosperity lowers taxes, prompts land sales westward, and contends primary biennial election law did not depopulate the state.
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