Farm sales and stock listings across Geneseo area
Multiple public auctions scheduled in Geneseo and nearby towns from January 15 to February 13 1912. Entries trumpet farm stock horses cattle hogs and equipment with terms cash or 10 12 month credits and notes secured by approved security. Lunches on grounds and detailed inventories accompany each sale.
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William’ S Wolf
Geneseo
Charles
J. Lamson
Cambridge
Munson
Poland
China
le Rishel
Glenn K. Tracy
Osco
Morristown
Messie Strift
Great Western
R. G. Neville
J. W Slater
Isiz
Henry Schehl & Sons
Weinrich Bros
Schehl
Prophetstown
Phineas Morrow
John Mandersnick
Old- Porter Farm
Atkin Son
Cotswold
Deere
Mansur
Rock Island
Arthur BH. Claypool
Henry Smith
Chester
Black Hawk
Hay Tedder
R. Jl
McCormick
Oakwood
Richmond Place
Blanche Gilbraith
Bonnie Mack
Edward M
Geneseo Maia
Canada Gand
Susan Altertell
Allertell
Nancy B
Dictator Prince
Howes McGregor
Peter W
Robert
Atkinson
Annawan
Helfer
Colona
Briar Blut
Warner
Julius Mellark
Randle
Milwaukee
John F. Smith
Hooppole
J. J. Vandermoon
W. “Nelson
Lyny Center
Crushed Under Train At Zearing Injures James Morris
James Morris, a Burlington brake man from Kewance, was crushed Sunday morning by a freight train at Zearing. He suffered head and body wounds, 46 stitches, a dislocated shoulder, and loss of one leg below the knee with the other removed above the ankle. Doctors expect recovery from the shock due to his strong constitution and courage.
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James Morris
Burlington
Kewance
Electric shock fatal to Roy Masters on interurban line
Roy Masters motorman for the Chicago Ottawa and Peoria Railway died at Streator from electric shock suffered while repairing a trolley pole. He was knocked from the top of an interurban car and, after being taken to Streator hospital, did not regain consciousness. Masters resided at Bureau and had long served the interurban, recently on Princeton route.
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Roy Masters
Chicago, Ottawa & Peoria
Streator
Masters
Bureau
Princeton
Demolition starts on Burlington depot in Moline
Workers began razing the old Burlington depot just east of Sixteenth street in Moline. The passenger station date back to the Rock Island and St Louis line era and later served Burlington after the Rock Island line's absorption.
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Burlington
Sixteenth Street
Moline
Rockford
Rock Island and
St Louts
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