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Newspaper
Geneseo Republic
Location
Geneseo, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1912
Page
4
The Geneseo Republic reports average daily circulation for the year ending December 29, 1911. Total copies printed during the year were 7,189,800, yielding an average of 3,650 copies per day. Will Lieberknecht is business manager. Notary public Jocal Philip Schnabele swore to the affidavit February 4, 1912.
Amid education reforms a group of Benedde area districts discuss forming a town ship or district. The tariff issue remains central with the tariff board tasked to determine schedules while Democrats resist tying policy to broad funding. Candle power incandescent lights appear in discussion of local infrastructure.
In a House address dated May 31, Congressman Prince argues Congress has done little to relieve the public, accusing the chamber of endless investigations and partisanship while forecasts of campaign literature flood the scene. He recalls debates on tariffs and stresses education and citizenry under a government of the people.
Texarkana reports the Census Bureau recently adopted the new Modern Woodman mortar table as a standard. The government department notes the change to official calculations and records.
The Rockford Star responds to Miss Mary Bartelem of Chicago on female dress. It argues the old fashioned mother is gone and modern styles show excessive skin. It warns that skin tight waists and knee skirts invite attention and erode modesty, urging parents to insist on modest attire.
Fragmentary ad copy promotes comfort-io summer underwear from Engdahl Fragd Cioming Co with pricing hints and distribution mentions. It references Independence Nebraska, Gulf East country, and railroads along with a vague call for agents and buyers.
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