Mrs Mary Anders Dies After Prolonged Illness in Geneseo
Mrs Mary Anders of Anderson died Tuesday April 21 190S after a month of paralysis. She lived most of her life in Geneseo and left a large circle of friends. Remains brought to Geneseo Thursday noon with husband and sons. Funeral held Friday at 10 am at Mrs W A Bickel home with Rev W B Millard officiating. Born Ashland Ohio April 3 1841 she married James Anderson Nov 19 1867. Survived by husband two sons Gena Geuda Springs Kansas and Munson township. one brother G A Carter. four sisters Cornelia Carter Caroline Coffin Martha Star Augusta Norris. Many relatives from out of town attended.
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Geneseo
G. A. Carter
Thtse Burdick
W A. Bickel
W.b.millard
Mary Carter
Ashland
Ohio
James Anderson
Ganeseo
Victor
Richard
Geuda Springs
Kansas
Munson Township
Cornelia Carter
Caroline Coffin
New Castle
Ind
Martha Star
Augusta Norris
Farmer City
Fll
Frank Beveridge
Louise Burdick
Chicago
Fancie Gregson
Morgan Park
H. A. Ainsworth
David Anderson
Moline
Ulear
Roos & Hops
Myrtle
George Yackley
Mary Sprague
Ganton
Rhoda Alice Crossland
Elmer Nelson
A. G. Nelson
Easklainatesiillcon Stand Escolar
Denver
Colorado
Henry W. Sand
Geneseo Agricultural Club
W B. Mills
McNabb
W. M. Pajtee
Davenport
Geneseo House
Henry “County Medical Society
Sotenanes
L. A. Ferry
C. W Gall
Kewanee
Hornecker Motorcycle Company
Richardson Ladies’ Tailoring and Dressmaking School
South State Street
John L. Richardson
Box 590
Otis Wilson
BH. B. Dean
Grand Rapids
Mich
Kamloops
British Columbia
Canada
Dean
Wilson
Trurth
F. E. Berner
Mishawaka Woolen Manufacturing Co
Mishawaka
Berner
John Dedrick Co
Richmond
G. H. Rivenburg
Worling Young
Pem
Martha Carrie
Amelia Andree
Edward
Catholope M. F.poley
Migs Ella Gleason
John Gleason
Herman
Andree
North College
Mary
James Gleason
Ferora
Andrew. Gherry
Aldrich_sazreat
Smbich
Geneseo notices mix of weddings and local events
Local column lists weddings, visits, and community updates in Geneseo. Notable items include the marriages of George S. Yackley to Myrtle Warnock and Martha Carrie Amelia Andree to Edward Poley, plus social calls, travel plans, and farm news affecting area families and businesses.
Mills to Address Geneseo Agricultural Club Friday
B Mills of McNabb will address the Geneseo Agricultural Club in the City Building Friday at eight oclock. The event aims to attract locals interested in agriculture, especially corn. Mills is a recognized Illinois authority on corn culture and has judged corn judging contests at Farmers Institutes in Geneseo in the past two years.
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Geneseo Agricultural Club
W B. Mills
McNabb
WB. Mills
Mills
Illinois
Farmers’ Institutes
Geneseo
Representative Pervier for renomination in Geneseo
J. R. Stevenson gathered signatures in Geneseo to nominate C. C. Pervier of Sheffield as Republican candidate for renomination as representative for the August 8 primary. Pervier is praised for conscientious service in Springfield and his first term and is expected to receive strong local Republican support. Also notes local clothing store Lager Offerle & Co advertising suits from $10 to $22.
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J. R. Stevenson
Geneseo
C.C. Pervier
Sheffield
Pervier
Springfield
Offerle & Co
Concrete block work starts near Armory project at State and Park
Saniineey prepares blocks for the Armory building to rise at State and Park. Surveyor G C Martin marks corners and sets the building lines this Thursday afternoon. Nearby, Ray Jaquet and residents visit relatives and attend services at St Marys in Yorktown.
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Genedeo
Armory
State and Park
Firsts Mark Missouri's Early History in St Louis
A column lists Missouri milestones from 1766 to 1861 noting the first mortgage in St Louis 1766 the first hotel 1817 the ironclad gun boat launch 1861 and other pioneering events including parties 1828 railwreck 1855 and the Young Ladies Academy 1812.
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St .Louis
Missouri
St. Louis
Bellefontaine
United States
Carondelet
St Louis
Missouri Pacific
Gasconade River
Young Ladies’ Academy
Ant Lifespan Defies Size and Injury
A naturalist observed two queen ants over ten years and Sir John Lubbock noted an ant pet living seven years. Ants show tenacity after injury, recovering from loss of abdomen or even decapitation in days or weeks. They endure long fasting and can revive after drying or immersion.
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Sir John Lubbock
Model flan a Dat for every head
A cryptic line appears to reference a model or data approach applied to each head. The fragment is unclear, but suggests a generic instruction or note about aligning a model dataset with individual units. Further context is needed to extract concrete events or names.
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