Local Hunters Face Sunday Ban and Fines Demand
In Geneseo, residents protest Sunday hunting, proposing a fine of £6 and a blanket trespass ban on their farms. Signatories include D Beors Exyeist and Henry Jomxsox Sirvexs along with multiple local residents, asserting they will not tolerate the nuisance.
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Tns
Geneseo
D. Beors
Henry Jomxsox
Ruse
Larseos Geouce Hixter Freep
M. Britss
FLW
Weisruen
G. L. Kriernats
James Parrite
Fesey VaNnpenwickt
Bes van Avere Wirt Andrews
Abe
D. Wath
D. DuKsy
E.L. Macempen
Anmethong
Jonssan Hervuy
Geneseo Township Election Announcements Amid Caucus Choices
Local notices state candidates Lawrence Henry, John Olson, and another signer seek voter support in Geneseo for the upcoming township election. Each pledges to serve to the best ability subject to Republican caucus decisions and asks for endorsements from Geneseo voters.
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Géneseo
Es Lawrence
Herry
Cal Us
Grahams
Ava Ty
Ballie
Lexington
Alpred Johnson
Ewremeeter
Ensoine
Tewtiegip
Tearnesty
Senses
Wilte
Tay
Repubblican
Vali John Olson
Mulgert
Geneseo
M. Hfeffelfinger
Nepublican
Fasree
Corrected timetable for Colorado and Midwest express trains
The excerpt lists multiple rail services including Colorado Express, Davenport Mall and Ex PRESS, St. Paul Express, Mail and Express, California And Colorado Express, Eastbound Island Express, and Kansas City El Paso Express. It notes daily and exceptional schedules with arrival times such as 1.20 a.m. and 3:33 p.m., reflecting a busy, fragmented timetable.
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Ex-Press
Ccc
St. Paul Express
Mailand
Omaha
Cedar Rapids
Express
Mail
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el Paso
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Lecommentation
Malt Extract In Food Produces Nutritious Malta-Vita
The article describes treating whole wheat with malt extract to create Malta-Vita a nutritious food. Wheat mixed with malt extract turns starch to maltose aiding digestion and forming crisp baked flakes sold by grocers for 10 cents.
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Malta-Vita
Malta
Road talk and a life story from Jerseyville to Illonois
Jerseyville farmer Joseph R. Fulkerson speaks at the Illinois Farmers Institute in Quincy on highway improvements. He argues for road drags over graders, concrete bridges, and better maintenance, praising dragged roads and criticizing outdated bridges while urging state action. The piece also notes a local obituary and mentions a Meese booklet on Illinois Republican history.
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Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Heals Foot Wound Quickly
Advertisement from the Enterprise of Louisa Virginia claims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve heals a nail wound with no inflammation. It says the salve cures sores burns and skin diseases and is sold by J E Wright druggist for 25 cents.
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Enterprise
Louisa
Buckien
J E. Wright
Rice
Death of a Geneseo Lady Mrs Cynthia M Eaton
Mrs Cynthia M Eaton widow of H J Eaton dies at 3 00n Saturday morning February 6 in Western State Hospital Staunton Virginia after a lingering illness. Born August 2 1840 in Francestown New Hampshire she moved with her parents to Nashua as a child and was educated at a Nashua seminary noted for books and elocution. She long resided in Geneseo and was a respected member of the community.
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H.J Eaton
Waynesboro
Geneseo
Virginian
Eaton
Western State Hospital
Staunton
Cynthia M
H. J Eaton
Francestown
New Hampshire
Nashua
Perfect Liver Pill Promises Relief for Torpid Liver
Harmon of Izvemore, Weston, touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as the perfect remedy for chronic constipation and torpid liver. J E Wright, a local druggist, advertises them at 25 cents with guaranteed satisfaction.
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Izvemore
Weston
Dr King
J. E. Wright
University of Illinois Summer Session Promotes State Education
The University of Illinois offers a comprehensive Summer Session for faculty and students, expanding courses across the College of Literature and Arts and Science, with engineering, libraries, and laboratories available. It encourages state citizens to learn about the university’s work and benefits.
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University of Minois
College of Literature and Arts
College of Science
College of Engineering
Citzen
Hall's Catarrh Cure Procured by Doctors Claims
Cathedral text extols Hall's Catarrh Cure as internally acting to purify blood and mucous surfaces. It labels competitors as quack and cites prescriptions by top physicians. The ad touts testimonials, pricing at 75 cents, and urges readers to try Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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FJ Cheney & Co
Props
Toledo
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Ground Rock Phosphate Boosts Farm Fertility Says Hopkins
Joux J Grin closes a lecture emphasizing soil fertility through nitrogen, potassium, and phosphate balance. He warns against neglecting phosphate and promotes using ground rock phosphate from Tennessee to boost yields, noting benefits from clover and legume rotation and urging adoption for economic gains and posterity.
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Chula
Richard
Dr King's New Discovery credited with saving boy in Ava
Mrs. S Ruppee of Ava Missouri reports her son suffered a long illness that doctors could not cure. After using Dr King's New Discovery for a few weeks the boy recovered and has worked steadily as a carpenter. The note promotes the remedy as a guaranteed cough and cold cure by J E Wright druggist.
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S. Ruppee
Dranelst
Jtt
Carpenter
King
Corn pest threat prompts field treatment and advice
State entomologist Dr Forbes reports corn root aphids tool worms and woolly grob damaged 1000 acres across central Taois. He describes seed treatment with wood alcohol lemon oil and ensures odor deters ants, noting potential yield gains and a field test at Quincy with 27 to 32 percent yield increase.
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Taois
Ticois
ToLp
Quincy
Forbes
Wainey
State Farmers” Institute
Wikind A
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