Progressiveness in Geneseo urged to surrender old charter
Judge Emery C. Graves spoke at Mystic Workers hall urging Geneseo voters to vote January 30 to adopt the general law and support a commission form of government. He contrasted the old charter’s flaws with gradual progress and explained how city power derives from charter and state constitutions.
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Reception from Perea ceor S. N. Blackc in Geneseo
Letter to the Geneseo Republic dated January 16 1912 from Chiyton Til describing a complete Geneseo Republic account of a recent short course in agriculture and household science noting the sender expected to attend but could not.
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Does It Pay Milk Farm Returns From Four Cows
Article notes Hiram Thompson runs a small dairy, selling 580 dollars of milk in a year while keeping enough for a two person family. It averages 145 dollars per cow, suggesting a dozen cows with good care and regular milking can be profitable. Included quotes praise dairy focus and forethought.
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