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Newspaper
Geneseo Republic
Location
Geneseo, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1911
Page
12
The Geneseo Republic prints 187 475 total copies for 1910. The average daily complete copies, based on 62 issue days, is 3605. Business Manager Will Lieberknecht signs the sworn statement dated January 14 and sealed by Notary Public Phil sateen Lseee.
Local items note calf meal for sale at the Guild elevator. Other notes report Spring Valley Websters vs Gene seo White Sox at Geneseo on May 21, plus various personal visits and community happenings in Geneseo Illinois.
Geneseo Canning Co announces sweet corn seed ready for planting. E B Dawes listed as manager with manufacturing details. Farmers urged to respond to factory position and procurement needs.
A string of short items reports A C Hill buying an Overland car J D Mahlstedt visiting Carbon Cliff and other local trips Charles Low buying oats Henry Turney traveling to Moline and a Briar Bluff visit by Turney’s relative Frank Baum of Milan visits friends John Stuhr Geneseo trips Clark the vet from Cleveland calls on local business Bethany Circle Sewing society gathers with Mrs Collis Adolph Pettichew hosts about fifteen friends from Moline Mary Meer and N C Webster visit J P Baum area Planting town work progresses and Herbert Sargent demonstrates a Ford in Geneseo Jos Verbeck and family move to a vacant residence Hooppole blacksmith Harker visits village friends.
Dr J Stenson Hooke urged audiences in London to stand firm and pose confidently for minutes each evening to influence health. He claimed deliberate posture can alter feelings and stimulate nerves and blood flow, transforming the whole system.
The apple, long a cultivated fruit, traces origins to stone age carbonized remains and lake-dweller ruins. Romans and early Britons spread it across Britain, seeds reach New England in 1629, Rhode Island orchard established 1636, modern varieties descend from old stock in New England.
A man cries after being told to close a train door and reveals he was raised in a barn. Rev Charles M Sheldon, author of Footsteps, argues for church confessional practice for troubled members, drawing mixed reactions from Protestant clergy.
Christian Stiencé-Services every Sunday at 10 45 a m Rooms in the Hosford building Swedish Lutheran Rev A T Lorimer pastor Sunday school at 10 am English service 11 Swedish 730 pm Presbyterian morning and evening 1045 and 730 Rev Dunlop Chicago other services as usual Unitarian Rev D M Kirkpatrick minister morning 1045 The Blunden of Blinders vesper 5 with address Music as Worship no evening service Sunday school at noon Methodist Rev J L Shively sermon The Ascension of Christ evening 730 Grace Evangélical Rev W B Marshall class meeting 1015 preaching 1045 Sunday school 12 Grace Mal? Mispeh Mission Sunday school 2 preaching 3 Catholic Rev Father Martin F Foley Masses ? 39 10 39 Catholic class 10 am Congregational Rev Li A Parr morning services 1045 Sunday school 14 Y P G E 630 evening 730
Cleveland John Stohl Jr was a caller in genesee Wednesday. Ward Morer returned home in Sycamore Saturday. Charles Shuh of East Maine spent Sunday in our village. Mr and Mrs Fred Deem were in Davenport on business Monday. Mrs Barret and Floyd visited Sunday at Elmer Barret's. Miss Elsie Stortz of Kansas City visits her aunt Mrs Mary Deem. Chris Denhardt Jr and son Robert of Barstow were Cleveland callers Sunday. Mrs O Williams called to Colona last Wednesday by her mother’s illness. Miss Bessie Grantz of Chicago spending vacation here with grandparents. Mesdames J C Webster and F E Edwards of Green River were calling in our village Tuesday. A baby daughter born to Mr and Mrs Arthur Parsons Sunday May 14. Mrs Otto Stohl called to Moline Tuesday by sister Maud Woodruff’s illness. Mrs Joseph Weimer, visiting Avice home of Otto Stont, returned to Mathersville Tuesday. Our school closed Tuesday with a picnic in Gottsbhes grove. Those neither tardy nor absent are Mildred Lida Bessie Deem and Floyd Parnell. John Headwell, injured by a falling tree last winter, died in Moline hospital Tuesday May % and was buried Sunday. the Vikings, of which he was a member, had charge of services. During Sunday storm lightning struck a large cottonwood near Emma Stohl’s home. family were at church. A sound philosophy says every boy should learn a trade. industrial education should be fundamental. The rabbis long ago taught a trade makes a producer. every pupil should learn handiwork.
A community notes heartfelt thanks to friends neighbors and floral donors after a recent bereavement. Edwards challau and family express gratitude for aid and last rites assistance. The document includes stray quotes about civic needs and a classroom dialogue.
It claims forty years of wonderful effectiveness proving Bucklen's Arnica Salve the best on earth for burns scorches cuts and bruises and all swellings eczema chapped skin fever sores and piles. Wrights.
A collection of humorous remarks from a New York dinner event and a St. Louis Globe-Democrat quote about employers and truthfulness. It includes a quip about a villa for a butler and a deacon and ends with a note on acute observation by a quiet boy at school.
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