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Newspaper
Geneseo Republic
Location
Geneseo, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1906
Page
13
Geneseo reports regular city council and Geneseo Chapter O E S meetings, plus notices on farm sales, local visits from Chicago and Davenport, theater and concert notes, obituaries, church events, and bank plans. The piece also covers a fatal cistern accident, Chautauqua pricing discussion, and local society updates.
A short feature notes that trust in price stability drives consumer confidence and market behavior, emphasizing cost reliability and predictable value as key factors shaping purchasing choices.
GOLONA and surrounding area report Mrs Gus Redman ill for afos days and a new baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Brad Anderson on June 27. Robert Mier recovers from typhoid fears, Ernest Meiser heals from arm fractures, and Dr M H Smith operated to remove inflamed glands. Will Keab injured by a bat at a Green River ball game. Cleveland celebration draws large crowds with Mayor Harry Keherd delivering a fine address. Perry Jones suffers two toe injuries at Gitvis railway shop. his father E F Jones injured next day in a car accident and hospitalized. Katie Reab, 16, leaves home July 4, river searches fail to locate her body found hundreds of feet from the river crossing.
Geneseo residents hosted guests and attended services on the Fourth of July. Mrs Barge and the Hofmeisters hosted visitors. Christine Sunderson from Cambridge visited Mrs L Re Wall. Charley Sand and Lon Hommelina families spent Sunday with Robert Clementz. A sermon was held July 7 at Salon, with benevolence collections due by the Fourth Quarterly Conference July 14 at Sharon. The text notes public celebration sounds and local remarks about clothing prices at P. S. Schnabel Clothing Co.
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