Fragmentary civic notice from Genseo Illinois
A damaged text fragment notes entries at the Post Office in Gensseo Illinois and references a yearly rate and a six month period. The legibility limits full detail on names dates or actions.
12 May 1911
Page 1
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Newspaper
Geneseo Republic
Location
Geneseo, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1911
Page
1
A damaged text fragment notes entries at the Post Office in Gensseo Illinois and references a yearly rate and a six month period. The legibility limits full detail on names dates or actions.
A Port Byron Globe report warns farmers near Milan about con men selling poor groceries. Strangers unloaded hundreds of dollars in goods, some paid for, some not, later rejected at inspection. The notice urges caution buying from agents and urges turning away such sellers.
Louise Shively of Geneseo wins the Girls Oratorical contest at the Military Tract association annual meeting in Geneseo with the speech Peace Triumphant Over War. Leona Onion of Canton takes second, Ive Harris of Abingdon third, with Elmwood and Macomb also represented.
Franklin L. Stead and Attorney General William L. Stead, brothers of Rev James R. Stead, announce a new music college in Peoria. Franklin L. Stead, former general director of the Illinois College of Music in Jacksonville and Boston Conservatory graduate, will lead. William L. Stead will serve as president but not be actively involved in daily management.
Miss Margaret Repine of Rock Island has served 40 years in the city public schools and for 25 years taught without missing a day. The record is described as rarely equaled.
A Lavater adage notes that he who hides his joys is stronger than one who hides his sorrows. An Livonian quip adds that revealing a secret to a mute person may spark speech. Both reflect concise wisdom on expression and communication.
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