Local headlines from Geneseo area multiple events and notices
Readable items cover community updates in Geneseo and nearby towns including social visits, school notes, church activities, road and weather conditions, trade ads, and civic interests. Names include Geneseo residents such as Mrs Wall Sears and Miss Nellie DaPree with mentions of Atkinson, Hoop Pole, and Annawan.
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Aonenett
A. O. Casteel
Geneseo
Phillip Wepeard
Frac DeRue
Wall Sears
Kelly Nowers
Munson Tax Collector to Call in Books
Charles Nelson tax collector for Munson township will meet residents at the First National Bank in Genesen each Saturday and at the Farmers' National Bank in Cambridge each Wednesday until the books are called in by the county treasurer.
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Charles Nelson
Munson Township
First National Bank
Genesen
Farmers’ National Bank
Cambridge
Cornwall Township Republican Caucus at Brandon School
The Republicans of Cornwall township are urged to meet at the Brandon school house district 117 on Saturday March 17 1906 at 2 pm to nominate candidates for township elections and to select delegates and a county central committeeman to be voted for at the April 28 primary, and to handle other business.
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Cornwall Township
Brandon School House
Geneseo May Seek Bond Election for Four Green River Bridges
Geneseo township must build four bridges over the straightened Green River named Bollen Stimpson Jeffrey and Billy Wolf at a cost just over thirty one thousand dollars. County aid would cover half the cost but the township must issue bonds for its share and a special election may be called to approve the funding.
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Green River
Geneseo
Commissioners of Highways
City Council Action on Licenses and Revocations
In a special session of March 3 1908 Mayor Goebel and Aldermen Bolte Hughes Johnson Leibee Rastede and Wellmer present Aldermen Butler and Hoeford absent The council revoked Frank Miller saloon license near Farmers Bank and granted Victor Johnson and F W Ristan dram shop licenses after approving their bonds and suitability The Frank Anderson license was revoked and the meeting adjourned.
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GeEnesee
Goembel
Bolte
Hughes
Johnson
Leibee
Rastede
Wellmer
Butler
Hoeford
Frank Miller
Farmers’ Bank
Leibes
Victor Johnson
Frank Anderson
Lelbee
F. W. Ristan
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Booth
LaSalle Tueskehoo
Cirola
Mons
Eric
Senate
Kyon
Transom
Heinemann
Atkinson
Iti
Suvis Inten
John S. Nowers
Victor McCullough
R. P
Autible
Rockland + ~ wing Co
Genesco
Bo Ruvber
O. W. Lager Co
Allerton I&a
John Wetherspoon
Page
Kansas
Hsis
Rs Tre
Atsveli
Macauley
Moocrva West
Lynch
Trekell
Hough Yarger
J. S. Collins
Buffalo
Iowa
W. A. Massey
White House
Lyon & Ransom
Ralph Swaney
St. Paul
Mion
Vivian Porter
Tiskilwa
Georgie Reynolds
Jas. Pierson
Princeton
Ill
Evangelist
Our Village
G. D. Steiner
New California
Lyon & Ransom's
Peter DePowel
Nellie DaPree
Chicago
Lela Hull
Kk. E. Bailey
Alfred Peats
Reuben—Seller
Grand View
Thomas Nowers
Illinois Commission
Woose
Ilinois
Jamestown
Virginia
Newers
St. Louis
Commission
Illinois
F. E. Berner
A. B. Poy
Cornwall
M. Doe Colby
Howard Stitt
Cleveland
Ohio
A. E. Andrews
Mabel Laird
Mineral
Micheal Haugh
Ada House
Milton Trickle
Isaac
Hey
J. A. Caskey
Rose
Buda
Robert Kay
Phore
Christian Endeavor Society
St. Patricks
Congregational Church
Ray Yarger
Ray
Bessie K. Steiner
Hooppole
Chas. Grose
Lizzie Hauch
Tampico
Faaverence Gisselbrecht
John Monier
Annawan
August Egert
Edw
Schmitt
Loraine
Fred Sandrock
Blake Farm
Fred
John Brants
William Wolf
Green River Bottom
Eph
Brants
Ernest Salzman
Aunawan
Alba Township
E. G. Mathis
Prophetstown
James Tonkinson
John Houch
Louis Smith
John Vetter
Vetter
Edwin Winchell
Canada
Winchell
Yorktown
King Edward
Ed. Goembel
C. Fehlman
Mr. Goembel
Christine Kurfiss
Center School
W. E. Shere
J. G. Anderson
C. Bo Genong
Mr. Genung
Uncle Sam
Stars and Stripes
Edward
Green River Special Drainage
Messrs
Jacob Wolf
H. J. Ringel
Lager & Co
Minnesota
Santa Claus
Munson Taxes
Pearl
Oxford
Longley
Republican Township Caucus
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