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Newspaper
Geneseo Republic
Location
Geneseo, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1903
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text shows a Chicago Illinois designation for Allen as General Passenger Agent for Lines East of the Missouri River. No date, route or service details are readable.
In Henry County Illinois a chancery suit factors partition among Charles H Bentley and others versus John Bentley Flora B Bentley Nellie Trudell and others. The court issues summons for June and warns defendants to appear and plead or demur to the bill of complaint. The case lists multiple property interests in Sections 3 4 Township 17 North Range 4 East and additions in Geneseo with properties and lots described. Emery C Graves represents the complainants.
Henry Coulson executor announces claims against the estate of John Coulson late of Cleveland county Heery and State of 11 deceased He will appear before the County Court at the Court House on the first Monday in July 1903 for settlement All persons having claims or debts against said estate must attend and present their accounts for adjustment Dated April 23 1903
An old notice explains how daily waste reduces tissue and strength when digestion fails. It promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a spring tonic that helps digestion and rebuilds blood, sold by J E Wright.
The doctor begins with questions about bowel habits and prescribes Bailey's Laxative Tablets to cure constipation. The ad claims most diseases come from constipation and promises removal of filth and poison from the system. Available in 10 cent and 25 cent sizes with chocolate coating, sold by J. Be. Weirdds in Chicago.
Local business moves and visits populate Mineral and surrounding towns. Frank Morrasv transacts in Mineral while J D McCune travels to Princeton. Dutro family visit Ste wance. Eggars visit Princeton. C W Abbott and Mrs Abbott visit Mineral. Conditt brothers host visitors from Los Angeles, and George Norton plans swamp farming for E W Lawton. Residents attend Tiskilwa contest. Squires remodels saloon into a restaurant. McClain sells Mineral property and moves to La Grange. McClain and Riley attend county Sunday School. new Green River drainage group discussed in Mineral. Methodist church dedication noted. Epworth League organized. Swamp farmers report dry ground. fire damages Wilson Riley packing house roof. Chas Brian uses extinguisher to halt blaze.
From a cat scratch on the arm to severe burn sores DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve is advertised as a quick cure Buy DeWitts this salve claims to heal without scarring It is promoted as specific for bleeding piles and skin irritations sold by J B Wright.
A cluttered list shows residents visiting relatives in Joslin and nearby towns, including Miss Jamieson, Mrs C H Osboro, the Whiteside family, and Wainwrights. Reports mention horse issues, new buggy purchases, a piano, travel to Port Byron, family visits, and preparations to plant corn as ground remains wet.
A newspaper item extols Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a lifesaving, dependable medicine for colic cholera and diarrhea. It notes it should be kept on hand and claims wide use and relief, with sale by J. E. Wright and F. A. Peterson.
A long list of visits and arrivals from Osco Galesburg and Rock Island includes Miss Jessie Bagley, Signa Johnson, Mrs. Lewis Nelson, Mrs. Genrze M Bough, H. S. Record, Mr. and Mrs. William Holtz, Hazel Ringle, Ida Beresford, Christian Lindell, Emily Clareen, Mrs. C. M. Paeterson, Mrs. Charles Snyder, Mr and Mrs. William Sherrell, Newark Nelson, Mrs M E Meer, Mrs S A Fisher, Miss Blanche Mascall, E Swanson, W H Scott, Mr Starr, Miss Mamie Shattuck, Miss Ethel Stentorf, the White and Ladd sisters, Policeman Eugene Palmer, Mrs S W Eaton, Beulah, M M Nash, and students in District No 114 receiving certificates. Notable mentions of local business and personal ties include Dr E D Boyd, John S Smith, and E P Hinman among guests. and references to Mark Twain and Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin.
An advertisement outlines winter waste buildup in the liver bowels and kidneys causing fatigue and digestion issues. It promotes Herbine as a tonic to remove secretions restore tissues and renew strength with a 30c price at Clouse & Stamm's.
An obituary style verse memorializes Celia with lines about crossing Jordan to a bright beyond. It speaks of tears and farewell yet promises reunion with loved ones and hopeful rest with Jesus. The poem laments parting and cherishes eternal peace.
A fragmented ad claims Life Pills by Dr Kings No Life Pills cure dyspepsia jaundice fever and constitution ailments with no matter the age. It implies social church life views tied to a store display at J E Wright's drug store.
A fragment describes digestive distress with references to dyspepsia and abdominal pain. It promotes Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a remedy claiming rapid relief from stomach upset and related discomfort. The text also hints at idleness and mistakes as sources of trouble, invoking a romantic aside about Rosalyndey Lovers.
The product claims a world wide reputation as the best worm detrayer improving digestion and nutrient absorption in children. It is said to neutralize stomach acidity, strengthen the nervous system, restore health and vitality, and promote vigor and elasticity natural to childhood.
An advertisement claims Ely's Cream Balm relieves catarrh and nasal irritation without sneezing. It cites testimonials from B W Sperry and a Hartford Mvson user who reported relief after using the product. Available at druggists and by Ely Brothers in New York.
A fragment discussing perceptions of men and women in relationships. It questions male vanity and the appeal of tall women, asks why wives are judged by their husbands, and ponders motives behind feminine vanity and roistering youth. It also questions why men fear being teased by women and why some women retain faith in their own shrewdness.
A Pan a Illinois reader recommends Ballard's Snow Liniment for farms noting its usefulness for burns and cuts. The letter urges keeping it in the house for emergencies and mentions nearby store Clouse & Stamm's in connection with a purchase.
It is reported that Company and its Sixth Regiment will have the honor of guarding President Roosevelt at the First National Se a nd the Spanish War Veterans' Association Bloomington June 3.
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