Geneseo Post Office Publishes Postal Rates
The fragment lists rates such as 81.50 per year and 75c for six months, with references to three months at 40 a diat and a Geneseo post office, indicating a periodical or second class matter pricing note.
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Newspaper
Geneseo Republic
Location
Geneseo, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1911
Page
8
The fragment lists rates such as 81.50 per year and 75c for six months, with references to three months at 40 a diat and a Geneseo post office, indicating a periodical or second class matter pricing note.
Frederick Osborn died after a ten day illness at his Geneseo home on January 12 1911 at 130 pm aged 84 years 10 months and 10 days. He helped settle Zuma township and was a director of the Rock Island County Fair association with a long record of public service and community leadership. He was born March 2 1826 near Bridgeport Connecticut and moved west with his wife to farm in Zuma township. Survived by his wife Ella Wilson and six children from his first marriage plus a brother and several grandchildren, the funeral was held January 14 at Geneseo Congregational Church with interment at Weatherhead cemetery.
University of Illinois dairy study with 18 herds shows at least one third of cows are unprofitable using Babcock test and ordinary scales. In one herd five cows were removed, boosting per head profit by 7.62 dollars. Training on Babcock test and judging cows is part of a Corn Growers and Stockmen convention at the university.
William Reat Canty aged 21 son of Mr and Mrs T E Canty of 1102 Second avenue Rock Island died from accidental asphyxiation in his bed last Thursday night he had read before bed and likely left gas on Canty a Rock Island High School graduate and football star was briefly employed by United States engineers in Rock Island His death shocked the community.
Andrew Alfred Johnson dies at 74 in Geneseo on West Exchange Street at 6 45 am January 11 1911 from uremic poisoning. A Swede by birth July 17 1836 he emigrated at 18 to Illinois and served in the Civil War. He married Betley Ekwall in 1866 and had three children Ida W Della and Edward A. He was active in local life and GAR service. funeral held at his home with English and Swedish addresses and burial in Geneseo cemetery.
Capt William Somerville longtime superintendent of the Illinois Soldiers and Sailors Home in Quincy died Sunday evening at his home there. Born August 15 1837 in Pennsylvania he served in Co D 16th Illinois Infantry through Civil War including Atlanta campaign and Bentonville later working in Internal Revenue Service before becoming home superintendent in 1900s a Republican figure in state politics.
The next state encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic and affiliated bodies will be held in Joliet on June 14 and 15. The state department council fixed the date after meeting with the post and citizens to arrange conventions for Army, Sons of Veterans, Woman's Relief Corps, and Daughters of Veterans. It may be the last great Illinois encampment as G A R membership statewide now dwindles at about 1,900 each year.
The Rock River power project at Sears progresses as river low water aids excavation for a power house and dam works. Construction began July 29, 1908, with three concrete dams and a north side dike creating nearly 20 feet head for the anticipated power output and rapid post building machinery installation.
A retail expert argues against easy credit and urges paying every bill and interest on time. The rule avoids loose ends and debt pileups, even if it requires borrowing to cover due payments, concentrating indebtedness for easier management. Boot and Shoe Reorder.
Deputy General Consul Simon W Hanauer reveals Prussia will send traveling housekeeping schools to rural districts and poor city quarters. Each eight week course covers canning, dairying, poultry, sewing, laundering, sanitation, nutrition and health with devices for modern instruction.
Galva faces a caustic question of eligibility for its tax collector as W S Mc Clintock, named for 1910, is challenged due to being pawnship treasurer. After P S Peterson’s death, auditors ponder whether a one year appointment suffices or a special election is required. The issue awaits guidance from the attorney general Stead.
Notice warns ten hunting spots allowed on the undersigned property with trespassers and violators subject to prosecution. Signed by Polly De Crane.
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