Russian Press Censorship and Mental Health Reforms
The Retsch newspaper in St Petersburg is confiscated for publishing a wire report predicting war with China. Illinois acts to shift the insane to county infirmaries under new state hospital reforms, expanding care and aligning with legislative goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Russia
Retsch
China
United States
Japan
Spe
Mosis
Sey
Altsnouses
Illinois
Tariff Revision by Commission Not Congress, Says Muzzy
Fr. Muzzy vice president of J Stevens Arms and Tool Company argues for a tariff commission to scientifically adjust duties to national needs. He cautions against political revision by Congress and notes risks of regional interests shaping any new law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rem Py
Muzzy
Geneseo
J Stevens Arms and Tool Company
Chicopee Fralis
Mass
Washington
Hardware Dealers
Rerutu_i
Springfeld. Mass
F. E Muzzy
Chicopee Falls
Moozzy
Peither
Mazzy
Congress
Massachusetts
West
Interstate Commerce Commission
Furniture for Sale at Normal Flats Near City Hospital
Advertises household furniture for sale to California buyers. Items include dining room furniture bookcases bedroom suites chairs kitchen cupboards sofas tables. Located at Normal Flats near City Hospital W of Caor. Price four dollars for the combination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
City Hospital
Caor
The
Chicago Daily Tribune
Local Sales and Notices From Geneseo Area
Fresh strawberries daily at Lager & Co with clearance prices on ladies Oxfords. James Seids acts as Geneseo Steam Laundry agent. Various local人物 scattered mentions of visits, sales, and household items across Geneseo and nearby towns, with notices of estate interests, farm for sale near Atkinson, and a forthcoming sale in Annawan on July 27 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lager &Co
Oxfords
D.F. Barker
William
Ban From
Oklahoma
Mateneer Ethyl
Riley
Council Bluffs
D. F. Barker
Brown
Verbeckmoes Department Store and Local Gleanings
Local notes report farm work harvest help shortages and store promotions at Verbeckmoes Department Store. Cattle shipments to Chicago, visits from relatives, and various purchases highlight community activity in Atkinson Geneseo and nearby areas.
Final reports from county court on multiple estates
Final reports show administrators and executors settling estates. Details include amounts received and paid, inventories, appraisements, and bonds, with several petitions granted for private sales of personal property and wills admitted to probate. Records mention Ida Rundstrom Swan Swanson Michael Quinn Lena Christina Johnson Rosseter Schoonover James Gilbraith John Larson Lars Soderquist Chas Malm Eugene Ramsey and James Pinney among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida M. Rundstrom
KK. L. Swanson
Swan Swanson
Mary C. Quinn
Michael C. Quinn
Alvin McHenry
Adam Dunclap
Alvin McHears
Martha A G Howell
Lewis Howell
Anna Pscut
Eddy
Alexander S. Scott
Lena Christina Johnson
Andrew B
John Anderson
Lena Christina Anderson
Joan E. Anderson
F. F. Whiffen
S. J.sharp
Caa Kellogg
Anna P. Erdman
James Gilbraith
Margery Schoonover
Rosseter F. Schoonover
Clinton F. Luther
Eugene W. Ramsey
John F Schureman
John Larson
Lars Soderquist
de Tonis Non
Chas
O. Malmgreg
Reig
Community notes from Osco and surrounding area
OSCO residents share visits and gatherings. J T Hopkins spent Saturday to Wednesday at home. E V Johnson returned from Pontiac. J S Tracy family and Glenn visited Geneseo. Agnes Weburg of Cambridge visited Georgia Bennett midweek. Hopkins family attended station agent's picnic at Glen Oak Park Pedria. Six cars of stock were shipped to Chicago with Eric Swanson and Albert Johnson. A missionary social with music and refreshments at Grace church Osco is planned for Wednesday evening July 31 with Caution Auxilary president Esther Lawson Diggs and Rev. Benjamin Diggs as honored guests. A silver collection will be taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J T. Hopkins
E. V. Johnson
Pontiac
J.S. Tracy
Glenn
Geneseo
Agnes Weburg
Cambridge
Georgia Bennett
W. G. Hopkins
Glen Oak Park
Pedria
Chicago
Allcock's Plasters Introduced Sixty Years Ago
Sixty years ago Allcock's Plasters were first introduced to the public and are now the world's standard plasters. The invention is hailed as a great blessing offering rapid, cheap, and effective healing. Allcock's are the original genuine plaster sold by druggists worldwide.
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Bopwille
Libbre Reneceht
Gsnesko.ll
Bbechimoes Department Store
Atkinson Biino
Deere
Thes Bf
Bessant
Trust Company of
Philadelphia
Harrison
Leo Doubler
Atkinson
S. A. Weden
Nellie
Alice
Dakotas
Ike
Blue Island
J. fKreener
de Sheppard
D. F Barker
D. F. Barker's
Edith Stenbelnger
Kewanee
Rock
Mary Carroll
Clinton
Foxying
Annawan
Minneapolis
William Wood
Verbeckmoes
Russel Barner
East
Edith Graham
Rock Island
Galbraith
Chicago Teesday
Queen Esther
O. W. Lager & Co
Paul Ransom
Winslow
wirs_George_Bille
Minnie Kilpatrick
E.s.gresser
Topera
Kansas
Verbecemoes
Congregational Sunday School
James Sarker
Helen Ransom
Ruberta
Robert
Wisconsin
Verbeckmoes’ Department Store
Childrens
Verbeckmoes’ Department
America
O. W Lager & Co
Reynolds
Lion
Dixon
Koorrta
Bee
O.L. Lager & Co
Chas Bullard
D. Griffin
Simpson Eddystone
G. C. Howlette
Green River
W Lager & Ca
ALBA
Avce & Ss
John Franke
Menry
Sand ¢Fisenesco
Chas DeFlieger
Atenson
Wm . McNeff
Adam, Henry
Frea Blackard
Hooppole
Noa Blackard
Joe Cremmentz
Joseph
C. Kemmerling
Springfield
Warren
the County Court
Joseph Hanson
Olnf Hanson
D. A. Pinney
James H. Pinney
David Carson
OSCO
Geneseo, Illinois
Fairbanks, Morse & CO
Housekeeping
Economy Rug Company
Davenport
W.L. Myers CO
John J. Guild
Mutual and Central Union
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