Geneseo Board of Education Notes January 1912 Meeting
Geneseo Board of Education held its regular meeting at 1 30 pm with all members present. Minutes from the prior meeting were approved and several bills were read and ordered paid including coal drayage salaries janitorial work and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneseo
Board of Vaucation District WV. Ltd
Arthur Cook
Muien
Pee & Wood
Genesee Telephone ‘Co
Theo Becker
Bolts
Merril Co
James Reeves Jau
Laun
John Lilja
Carraud
West Secy
Brood Sow Sale At Genesen Public Sale Yard
Public sale lists 28 Poland China bred sows at Genesen livery barn. Sows mostly sired by Nauvoo Giant No 189157, around 340 pounds, in thin breeding condition. Bred to three boars Big King Song Nelson 3rd and Nauvoo Giant. Big King is Giant King half brother, 68 inches tall, 10 inch bone. Terms cash or bankable note.
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Genesen
Ednestav Tamaary
Lulz
Nauvau Giant
Big King
Song Nelson
Nauvoo
Giant King
Long Nelson Bray
Ambiguous prose fragment leadership claim noted
Fragmentary text credits an unnamed figure named Tambrij with taking charge and achieving success in various cases, but the passage is incomplete and lacks clear event details, dates, places, or outcomes.
Passing of Joseph C Entrikin in Geneseo
Joseph C Entrikin longtime Geneseo resident died January 8 1912 at Hammond City hospital after a cancer battle. Born February 1827 in Pennsylvania he moved to Illinois in 1854 and settled in Geneseo in 1863. He was active in public affairs and livestock trade and helped found Oakwood Cemetery association and supported the Presbyterian church. He leaves five surviving children and two sisters. funeral held at the Presbyterian church with Masonic rites.
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Hammond City Hospital
Joseph C. Entrikin
Gene‘see
Henrys County
Sincce
Oakwood Cemetery Association
Presbyterian “Church
Entrikin
Ehtrikin
Crtf & P
Chicago
Sarah Kerns
Moline
Cambridge
Geneseo
Thomas A
Florida
Ralph W
Frank L
George M
Omaha Nebr
Marys FE
Rock Island
Harry K
St James
Missouri
la Harpe
Kansas
Mia Patrikin
iMaster Mason
Burglary Role Recalled in Quirky Ha'pshot Parody
A garbled historical note recalls a burglar in a mock scene, with playful dialogue about serving a patron as he reaches for silver. The fragment hints at a street joke or spoof involving a rich patron and a staged confrontation.
In Praise of Angling
Izaak Walton compares angling to humility, describing its calm blessings and tranquil virtue as a model for peaceful living and patient virtue.
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Izaak _Walton
Inventors Sought for Endless Shirt and Nightgown Vest Pocket
Poetic plea for practical garments to ease sudden travel. It imagines an endless shirt to pair with an endless necktie and a can ap thle nightgown to fit a vest pocket, suggesting a return to normalcy as a grand, sweet song.
Rembrandt Museum to Open in Amsterdam Restoration
A neglected house in Amsterdam once home to Rembrandt’s family life is being restored by a renowned architect. The property, owned by a society, will become a small Rembrandt museum for art lovers.
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Rembrandt Museum
Amsterdam
Rembrandt
Sashia van Uilenburg
Local Social Roundup from Cambridge and Geneseo
Louis Blank went to town after cattle Sunday night. Arp Wilkerson is quite poorly. Joe Wyffels shipped a carload of hogs and cattle to Chicago. Walter Barker family visited relatives in Cambridge. Carlson young folks hosted a surprise which drew a large crowd. Frank and Adolph Gustafson attended the Agricultural School event in Geneseo. John Schlenzen and Carlson family joined Ahr and Frank Hadley. Dance at Ridie Walker’s glast drew crowd. they received a set of BI Verteaspoons ahead of moving to the Jackson place near Cambridge.
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Louis Blank
Will Wilkinson
Joe Wyffels
Chicago
Walter Barker
Cambridge
Carlson
Frank
Adolph Gustafson
Agricultural School
Geneseo
John Schlenzen
Carlsons
Ahr
Frank Hadley
Ridie Walker
Jackson Place
Snoring Nurse Faces Harsh Night Shifts and Job Change
A nurse recalls snoring during hospital duty and its deadly impact on a patient. She describes waking to the patient’s sister’s warning and the decision to seek less demanding hours, while noting she cannot quit nursing entirely.
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James
Pigeons Drunk After Truck Spill In Downtown Street
A heavy truck toppled kegs of U r spilling them into a street gutter. Pigeons flocked to the alcohol pool drinking and staggering, followed by others, as a disreputable hound lurked nearby and also appeared intoxicated. The scene unfolded on a sultry day with a deserted city block.
Misleading Names For Common Goods In Global Trade
The article explains misnomers in product origins such as Dutch clocks from Freyburg in the Black Forest and India ink not from India. It notes India rubber is not from India and camel’s hair brushes come from squirrel tails. It also mentions camel hair used in fabrics for shawls.
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Vilage
Freyburg
Black Forest
India
South America
North and South Public School Eight Grade Exercises
Pupils at North and South public schools will receive eighth grade certificates Friday January 19 1912 at 2 30 pm in the South Side building. Program includes chorus recitations piano solo and an address by A J Beatty. Names listed for certificates: North Side Russell Berner Hobart Hanna Hazel Hart Florence Smith Vincent Hippler Lena Lind Blanche Warner Ben McHenry Wilson Smith Vernon Burgeson. South Side Celia F Grant Laura K Koch Cora E Hammond Lil liam BK Johnson Lena M Parsons Grace L D McBroom.
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North
South Side
Jessie L. Gaynor
Oo W. Holmes
Blanche
Warner
Chaminade
Grace ‘McBroom
A. J. Beatty
Bavardago
Grim
Waldi
Lena
Selleck Osborne
Florence Smith
Flhe—Glover
Fops
Jessie Bk. Gaynor
Arthur Cook
Russell Berner
Hobart Hanna
Hazel Hart
Florencé Smith
Vincent Hip
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Elizabeth Reader
Executor James Quinn announces that creditors must file claims with Henry County Court in Cambridge Illinois by the first Monday in March 1912. He demands all debts be paid promptly and invites all claimants to appear for adjustment at the March term.
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Elizabeth Reader
Elizabeth Header
Geneseo
Henry
Illinois
Cambridge
Catate
James Quinn
Bregitor
Publication Notice in Henry County Court
Affidavits show Floyd S Zimmerman guardian William G Zimmerman seeks a court order to set minor Floyd S Zimmerman’s real estate located in Geneseo Henry County Illinois. Notice advises Floyd S Zimmerman to plead or answer by February term 1912 or default decree will be entered.
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Illinois
Circuit Court
Henry County
William G Zimmerigay
Froyd S. Zummerman
Floyd S
Zommereon
Floyd S. Ziummertin
Lenry County
William G.zimmerman
Floyd S Zimmerman
Jlong
Brit Conridge
J_A_HORBERG
Chae G Daves
Chancery Notice in Kramer Emery v Emory Hernden
Illinois chancery partition case notices non residence of Maud Hernden Kramer and Emery D Hernden Frederick Hernden Frank Emery and Eugene Emery. Complainant filed bill January 1912 with summons returnable February term. Defendants must appear at next term on the 2nd Monday of February.
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State OF Illinois
Rene County
Emery
Maud Herndt Kramer
Emery D. Hernden
Frederick Hernden
Frank Emery
Eugene Emery
Maud Hernden Kramer
Circuit Court
Maud Herndon Kramer
Nert
Court action filed with confessed matters and decree prayer
The document notes plead or demur to a complainant's bill. if not answered, the matters charged will be confessed and a decree entered as prayed. It lists names such as HORBERG and SHAW with official seals and involves Compl's: Solre.
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Pitt
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Tambrij
Correetis
Evers
Reans
Jenrsen Hoaret
Geneseo I
Trinidad
Munson
Chancery Notice
Horberg
Lork
Nels Geo
SHAW
Solre
L. H. Grant
Ceneseo, Ill
Republic
Tlllinois
Randy McNally
Wigwan
Havlin
China
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