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Newspaper
Geneseo Republic
Location
Geneseo, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1911
Page
6
Mothers seek stomach and bowel relief for children. Free sample bottles offered by Dr. W B Caldwell, with follow up sales through druggists later. Addresses in Chicago and Louisville cited, plus medical advice offered at no charge.
A sequence of real estate transactions and certificates across multiple dates in June. Entries list grantors, grantees, and parcels in Kewanee and nearby towns, including warranty deeds, releases, mortgages, trust deeds, and certificates recorded by the Illinois Registry Board and related offices.
Advertisement touts Mi-o-na tablets for instant relief from belching sourness and heartburn. It promises stomach restoration within days and offers a money back guarantee through F A Peterson and druggists nationwide. A testimonial from Dennies Stephens of Couderstown endorses significant benefits and a $25 value.
A Bureau County Republican item reports the Sterling Moline Traction Company plans to build and equip an electric railway from Princeton to Sterling and from Sterling to Moline at public expense. It says directors cut ties with prior promoters after a failed stock scheme and now aim to fund the project with Princeton financiers, joking about creek swimming pools to boost summer traffic.
An advertisement claims a blood purifier protects from disease germs in air water dust and food. It promises prompt relief from chills fever and malaria and offers a money back guarantee at J. E. Wright's for 50 cents.
Lacon Democrat reports workers clearing an eight inch tile on Wm Behrens farm near Greenville to remove obstructions. They unearthed a den of over 100 live snakes tied in a knot, about 120 corralled deaths and some wounded during the retreat. Burdock Blood Bitters advertisement follows.
A signed pledge by numerous landowners bans hunting fishing or trapping on their properties without permission and vows prosecution of trespassers. Listed are Alex Johnson Carlson Bros Henry McKibbon J A McKibbon John Swanson Co F Woléver E H Stemberger Westland Bros Walter Loomis R M Bessee John Allen Frank Haynes C J Johnson W S Weimer Wm Bentley Emmet Brooks Fred Johnson Lars Peterson Andrew Lewis Cc O Johnson A J Jackson Chas Stevens.
The undersigned forbid all hunting for fox and other game after this date on their Briar Bluff premises. Trespassers will be prosecuted. Signed by D. L. Williams Chés. Smith Jas. Bradley Max Smith Wm. Kicksey, November 11, 1910.
Paxton Toilet Antiseptic powder marketed as a versatile germicide for toilet hygiene teeth cleaning tartar removal and breath purification. Claims include disinfection of the mouth killing disease germs deodorizing temporary remedies for sore throat wounds and inflamed eyes. Available in 25 and 50 cent boxes from Paxton Toilet Co Boston with free sample offer.
Dan Fennesy shipped a load of cattle from here Tuesday. Miss Ethel Edwards visits this week with friends in Chicago. John Holden sold his Alpha farm to Norman Foster. Wilder Warner of Sedalia Mo is visiting relatives here. Mr and Mrs Arthur Miller spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Will Miller of Colona. Mrs John Brant of Rock Island visiting sister Mrs Ed Peterson. F Larson of Orion finished a house addition for Mr Stewart. References to Diarrhoea remedy and price end.
Notice states no hunting will be allowed on the undersigned premises and warns that trespassers and violators will be prosecuted. Polly De Crane signs the notice.
The passage notes the typewriter girl arranging her hair as she writes, her fingers tired from keys, and small gestures offering relief. It then quotes a brief humorous dialogue from Smart Set about Mr Hoon-Scrappington and his wife parting, with witty exchanges.
A seventy year old retired Boston teacher with a pension of 372 dollars a year shares life guidance for young women teachers. She urges walking to school, daily exercise, vacation breaks, social activity, and avoiding wasted time, noting light flirting can refresh the mind after hard classroom duties.
Ten horses burned to death when a large stable at the Mercer county fair grounds near Aledo was destroyed by fire at 5 o clock last Friday morning. Firemen arrived powerless to save the animals, owned by several men and some of above average value.
A Parson from Allison Iowa extols Dr King s New Life Pills as a health must in every home. The verse urges use of Dr King s pills if other remedies fail and promotes a 25 cent price at J E Wright s. The piece quotes Socrates on thoughtful care for friends.
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