Geneseo News Notes records and people
Geneseo area activity includes visits from Mrs. A C Weitz and children, Miss Corinna Frank with friends, and Kyle Lewis in town. Local events feature a Ladies Aid picnic, lawn goods and hardware ads, a Salisbury Family entertainment, and community updates on schools, church activities, and road travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Heaps
Everett
S- Grant Kendrick
Frank
Ferguson
Kyle Lewis
Howard Berger
Geneseo
Barker‘s
Emily Lager
Arthur
Oscar
Addie Frank
James Brady
Starved Rock
Ladies Aid Society
Chicago
Mre
B. E. Sommers
Annawan
Hart
Schaffner Marx
Lager & Co
Viola Jacobs
Kewanee
Alma Jacobs
Bertha Shaw
Charles Stevens
Silvis
Jacob Bohart
Phil" DeMay
Roy Finn
Wis Bensace
John “Williams
Davenport
Thomas Jacobs
Mineral
Henry Minch, Ohich
Corlnna— -Frank
Dutro
Princeton
David Hale
Aliss Hattie White
O’connell
T. G. Everett
Corinna Frank
Géneseo
R. T. White
Hugh
O'Connell
Kyle_Lewis
Corinna -Frank
Myrtle _Keener
Breeport
Glinter Jones
J. N Downs
Annawan Plans Big Fourth of July Celebration
Annawan will celebrate the nation's holiday with a large planned event. Details and an outline of activities are to be announced next week in these columns. The week also features Congregational Church notes for Sunday June 16 1912 with morning worship Sunday school and a Christian Endeavor session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Doubler
Walnut
Gove Winnesota
Jacob Bohart
Flzabeth Zimmerman
Atkinson
Miss Zimmerman
Farmers Grain & Supply Co
Fick
Tohnston
Edward Fellmay
Heveppole
Luverne Ve
Daughnter
Fred
Daughersind
R Ouegden
George Holinger
Shaw Lewis Hat
Lee Wilson
D J Holzinger
Mr Hat
Alpha
Helen Kenney
Tiskilwa
Miss Kenney
North Side
Geneseo
John Johnson
Norman Johnson
Son CT
Tere
HM Brae Island
Fairview Cemetery
Velander
James Melaughlin
Grant Kendrick
Waterly
WO. McNeill’s
Ella
Irvin Broadbent
Annawan
Edell
J. W. Keener
Katherine
Freeport
Will-Sheets
Hugh Slater
Harry “Wilson Dow_Stevens
K.birchfield
Gees
C.countryman
Sheffield
Congregational Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
T. Everett
Harry Male
American Woman's * League
T . Everett
G. 4Everett
O. W. Lager
J Holzinger
Awatling
H. D. Fitzkee
Charlotte
Milar
Chate
Attwater
Meade
Kansas
Henry County
Court House
Cambridge
Ildemons
Sula Jok Liebawatty
For Asid
Barlotte
Christian Endeavor
Dewitt Fitbee
Agriculture in Our Schools Gains Ground
The Peoria Journal notes agriculture teaches in about two thousand high schools with nearly thirty seven thousand trainees. The article praises early adoption, with students entering farming after school and highlights irrigation, poultry raising as steady livelihoods,询 asking what future wealth agrarian advocacy could add to the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria Journal
Water quality findings at Macomb city taps and wells
The chemist at Western Illinois State Normal School in Macomb reports city water from taps, reservoir, filter, and creek tests as excellent and safe. In contrast, fifteen private surface wells mostly show bad to very bad quality, with some labeled unsafe or typhoid risk. The results suggest this explains typhoid fever spikes and point to broader public health implications. Ben Franklin's kite legend is noted as a separate historical aside from 1752.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois State Normal School
Macomb
Acre
Galesburg
Republican Register
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Ernest
Redus
Owatonna Minn
Minnesota
Tampa
Ernest D. Redus
Owatonna
Aasse
Barker
Salisbury
H_ Holzinger
Newton Town
T Bay
Earl Taylor
J McFall
Buda
Lillian Johnson
Herman
John Fonkenrider
J. H. Hohenstein
Clifford Corwin
Hugh White
Genesee
Chas
Lavine
Ever
Lager & Co's
Blanche Pomeroy
Jena Dreger
McFall
Charles Tucker
David
Letha Campbell
Genesen Collegiate Institute
Iaset
Mary
Minerva Weaver
Dorothy Brown
Genesen
Nere
Frend
Sietierr EE Fitzkee
Board of Supervisors
Ertate Gues
Walace S Milar
Rattwatter
Kanese
Aenry
Gent
Serface
Ben Franklin Reecelouds
Theo
Mita Jos U Shaw
Ati Atty
Wales
Hemninger
Adams
Illinvis
Gingham
Annawan, Ill
Annawan ‘Implement ~Company
Annawan, ActMols
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Arinawairimplement Company
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