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Newspaper
Geneseo Republic
Location
Geneseo, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1911
Page
10
Atkinson faces Galva next Sunday in a key game as Rock Island scores a 10 to 0 win over Atkinson last weekend. Local notes report visitors from Geneseo and Rock Island, farm trades, school events, and community notices across Atkinson and nearby towns.
Cornwall and Atkinson plan a joint Fourth of July observance at the Grove school house with a morning procession at 30 a m and a 10 a m program featuring Rev Smith’s oration. Dinner at noon. attendees asked to bring enough for two. Fireworks prohibited. grounds to be policed. if rain, celebration postponed to the following day.
A crowd of 15 000 in Baltimore heard James Cardinal Gibbons praised by Presidents Taft and Roosevelt and Speaker Clark as he marked a quarter century as cardinal. Gibbons spoke of civic duty, the republic as an heirloom, and God guiding nations.
A historical reflection argues that American government from its founding is guided by Christian ideals. Presidents invoke Heavenly Father in inaugurations and prayers open Congress, urging church and laymen to support leaders as agents of God in guiding the republic.
Vorte Stambal a Percheron with coach horse action ranks as a sought after sire. Pedigree bred by Evan Jores LaFa and Porte Bonbuer 4008 as sire with Introuvable 10041 as dam. Season 1911 locations include Cornwall township James Lane Henry Verdham Graham's Stables Atkinson with 14 insure mare fee and return privilege. owner risk for accidents.
Frank A Jack, a well bred mare formerly owned by Frank Sears, will stand at stud this season at Fred L. Atwell’s farm four miles south of Atkinson. Fee ten dollars to insure the mare in foal with privilege. Care will be taken to avoid accidents but no liability for any occurring. Parties reselling mares after breeding may be held liable for service fees. Fred Le Atwell, owner.
L E Hanson of his city tested a patented rail laying machine for two days at LaMoille in Bureau County. The machine laid about one and a half rails per minute, replacing twenty workers and completing the task with no mishaps while officials of the Q line praised it and may buy the patent for Burlington road use.
Fragmentary lines indicate testing of a machine with officials present. The readable text mentions a General Superintendent and a testing event at Galva, but details remain unclear due to damaged OCR.
No. 7 offers 160 acres near Bertha and Eagle Bend with cultivation, barn, wind mill, school access and $8,000 price. No. 8 covers 114 acres with timber, pasture, lake bank site, multiple buildings, a $1,400 mortgage, and a $320 per acre value. No. 26 describes 200 acres with 100 plowed, 30 meadow, 15 treed, brush land, a deep well, proximity to school and creamery, and a $25 per acre tag.
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