Geneseo Republic 1910 Circulation Figures Declared
The Geneseo Republic publishes its one year circulation statement for 1910 from January 7 to December 30. Total copies printed were 75 475 with 62 publication days. average weekly circulation calculated as 3 605 copies. Will Lieberknecht signs as Business Manager and Philip S Schnabel attests as Notary Public.
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Geneseo Republic
Aro Oaeek
Lieberknecht
A. D
Philip ‘S. Schnabe
Taft Defends Reciprocity as Republican Doctrine in Speech
President Taft argued in a recent speech on Canadian reciprocity that his plan aligns with historic Republican views. He said reciprocity, as he proposed, is nearly identical to Blaine and McKinley and should impose duties only where natural inequality requires protection to help American manufacturers compete abroad.
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Taft
Congress
James G. Blaine
William McKinley
Illinois court finds public drinking cup law a botch
Attorney General W H Stead issues an opinion on the public drinking cup act. He says the act bans cups only in specified venues such as schools and theaters while excluding parks hospitals saloons stores banks and many other places. The conclusion is that the legislature made a botch of the law.
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W .H. Stead
Illinois
Stead
State Board Launches Crusade for Pure Milk
The state board of health begins a drive to ensure dairy farms are sanitary to lower infant death rates. Milk from farms with fever or infections will not be sold. Reports go to Dr. J. A. Egan, secretary, for immediate investigation. Dr. RB Crawford visited Moline dairy farms supplying the city last week.
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State Board of Health
J. A. Egan
Springfield
RB Crawford
Rockford
Moline
Orange Men Picnic Marks 34th Annual Event
The 34th Orange Men picnic of Rock Island and Mercer counties was held Wednesday at Treemption Hon. C J Searle and Hope Thompson of Rock Island were principal speakers.
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Rock Island
Mercer
C. J. Searle
Hope Thomps N
Prine
Public Spirit Shapes Town Through Active Citizens
The town’s character rests on permanent residents who shape its past and future. Citizens must support enterprising leaders and engage in public business, learning what to do and how it should be done. A broad minded, public spirited community elevates local governance.
Wifes Money Question In Farm Home Shows Need For Equal Roles
A farmer's wife asks how to earn money and notes she would not ask for a dollar if she had means. The Farmers' Voice argues wives on farms are equal partners, earning income for the family, and disputes over money stem from mutual misunderstanding and lack of discussion.
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Ff “‘M.dunlap
Ninois Farmers’ Institute
Farmers’ Voice
Pasadena letter from Emma Chapin praises local library work
Emma M Chapin writes from Pasadena praising Geneseo's public library and its female-run board. She notes lectures by Benj Fay Mills, the new Christian Science church, and Pasadena's hospitality including a flower show and the National Conference of Librarians.
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Republic
Pasadena
Emma—Chapin
Geneseo Public Library
Orange Grove Avenue
Mir-bone
Benj. Fay Mills
Church of the Golden Rule Universalist
Hotel Maryland
Christian Science Church
Los Angeles
Adolph Busch
Busch Gardens
San
Fancisco
California
Sunshine
Geneseoan
M. D
Ma’ams
Geneseo
National Conference of Librarians
Emma M Chapin
Mrs. H. T. Lay of Kewanee Dies After Long Residency
Mrs. H T Lay a longtime Kewanee resident died Tuesday July 4 and was buried Friday in Pleasant View cemetery. She was described as a noble Christian woman loved by many with funeral services led by Dr. A N Tittechock former pastor of the First Congregational Church of Kewanee.
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H T., Lay
Kendafiee
Pleasant View
A. N Tittehcock
Chicago
Lay
Firs Congregational Church
Kewanee
Monmouth man held on forgery charge
Moline police arrested D. R. McGraw on a forgery warrant from Monmouth authorities. The young cook, not yet 21, was working in Moline when taken into custody amid reports of a national payroll embezzlement case.
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Monmouth
Moline
D. R. McGraw
U.S
County Court Proceedings Report Finalizing Estates
Leonard E. Telleen and J Elise Mettler oversee notices to creditors and final reports in Grace F Love and other estates. Executors and heirs are granted letters testamentary, adoptions are approved, and a probate will is admitted with bond and appraisers.
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Leonard E. Telleen
J. Elise Mettler
F Fuerst
Grace F Love
Phineas Morrow
John Lane
W. H. Miller
J. W. Kershaw
Marcia A. Freeman
Henry L. Stoughton
Grace M
Iva D. Wallis
Grace M. Wallis
Arthur C. Roberts
Frank B. Roberts
Obed Roberts
A. F. Deem
W. O. Houghton
Elizabeth V. Yocum
Erven E. Yocum
W. A. Wigren
A. F Deem
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State Board
Orangemens Picnic
Miss. Chapin
Calwornia
H. T. Lay
CLARK
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East Exchange St
Clark Cars
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