Notice to Subscribers on Post Office Ruling
The January revision of postal laws impacts newspaper subscriptions. Dailies and other weekly publications must be prepaid within specified periods to qualify for second class mailing at one cent per pound. Arrears subscribers are urged to remit at once to ensure continued service.
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Post Office Department
Coless
Express
MTGE
Teres
Rerisii
Fragments of Local Notes and Obituary Details
A jumble of community items, notes on visits, weather, and deaths. Mentions Rev. Ed Countryman of Loraine, Mrs. Ana Robinson, Dr. Webber, and a fatal Geneseo area racing event. Includes obituary lines for Dorothy, farm weather remarks, and reminiscences of Geneseo residents and old Hooppole ties.
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Ed. Countryman
Loraine
Ana Robinson
Daughtons
Local social visits noted across Geneseo and nearby towns
Among recent visitors, Charley and Geo visited Geie seo last Sunday while John Jagnét and Aur were guests at Geo. Oberle hosted by Mrs Joe Roos at a Sunday dinner. E Markle and from Leona visited Elmer Brown’s. Alden Smith and Lawrence Oberte of Geneseo attended events. Amelia Oberte and Misses Nora and Mary Oberte came from Geneseo for a short visit at Joe Oberle’s. Doroth y Wolf services drew Lorain residents. James Newton visited Joe Newton’s east of Prophetstown. Gust Grose visited family in Kewanee. Hannan from Hannan Kidney & Ryan checked plumbing for Joe Roos’ new hose. The note on palm and seal catch appears as unrelated excerpts.
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Charley-and-Geo- Ong
Geieseo
John Jagnét
Geo
Oberle’s
Joe Roos
Args
Joseph Oberte
Amelia
Geneseo
Nora
Mary Oberte
Joe Oberle
Dorothy Wolf
Hooppole
James Newton
Joe Newton
Prophetstown
Gust Grose
Kewanee
Hannan
Hannan, Kidney & Ryan
New Hose
Local notices and business rows from Geneseo era Old Pioneer ads
Numerous short items list store sales at Lager Co and Old Pioneer. Mentions prices on feed flour and white goods, visits by residents Alma and Blanch Malones, Gresser and Everett relatives, and appointments of Allen Douglas as police constable and Jesse Steiner as street commissioner.
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Pillsburys
Old Pioneer
Miss Alma
Blanch Malones
Geneseo
Allen Douglas
Jesse Steiner
Water rents-Washouts and quips on daily life
A collection of quirky lines notes everyday acts from chiropodists to banana peels. Mentions Mab and Bowers and Powere with a view on pin money and simple purchases. Ends with a quip about long distance calls.
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Alreays
Mab
Bowers
Powere
Boyce
Smith
Joyce
Colona School Graduation at May 8 Ceremony
Morrow and Stichss bakery items on sale at Snerrin's. Teachers from Cleveland Hanna Center White Colona schools plus M Connell and Miss Alice Cain to present eighth grade diplomas Friday evening at eight. Program features music addresses solos and quartettes with Miss Magee and Miss Ciara Anderson among performers. Public invited.
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Cleveland
Lotta Sale
Hanna Center
Mattie Davis
White
Clara Anderson
Colona
Matthew O'Connel
Alice Cain
Louise Fitch Retires as Editor of Galva News
Miss Louise Fitch, longtime editor of the Galva News, retires this month to devote full time to editing the Trident and quarterly publication. The News has been leased to George Witch with Carroll Ragan, formerly a Peoria Herald Transcript reporter, taking charge.
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Louise Fitch
Galva News
Fitch
George Witch
Carrol Ragan
Peoria Herald Transcript
Vast Fragments of War News and Folklore Unearthed
A collage of notes mentions Belgium telegraph speed at 70 percent in minutes, St Bernard dogs rescuing snow victims in Geisinger Norway where thirteen died, and the Britiss Atugeom library housing 5 to 6000000 volumes with massive shelving. Also notes about Home Sweet Home debut in Philadelphia and Clari the Maid of Honor origin at Covent Garden with a famed tune.
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St. Bernard Strain
Geisinger
Norway
Britiss Atugeom
Scich
Herseen
Bibliotheque Nationale
Paris
Philadelphia
John Howard
Clari
Covent Garden Theater
Lea
Green River News Briefs Highlight Local Moves and Events
Meals by Green River bakers are praised as satisfying. Dr Taylor and wife travel to Chicago returning Friday. Wm Harker and family plan to move to Hooppole. Local youths aim to attend Colona graduation on May 8. Dr Micks troupe from Rock Island performs in Edwards Hall through Monday. Green River Spikes beat Briar Bluff 12 to 11 in last Sunday's ball game.
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Wm. Harker
Hooppole
Colona
Micks
Rock Island
Edward's Hall
Green River Spikes
Briar Bluff
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Peter VerKratse
Vaughn
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Annawanjaat
Morrow & Stichss
Snerrin’s
Wade Smith
Address Music
Magee Solo
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Cleveland Ladies Quartette
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Steck
Corona
Quartette
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