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Newspaper
Geneseo Republic
Location
Geneseo, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1903
Page
3
An old advertisement touts Chamberlain liver tonic and stomach aids claiming to restore appetite improve digestion and regulate bowels. It promises relief from dullness bilious feelings and headache with a price of 25 cents per box sold by J B Wright and A Peterson in the local area.
Executor filings show discharge petitions for Lawrence Hunt and others with equal receipts and disbursements, real estate values, and balances due. Several estates report final reports, inventories approved, guardianships, and consent to discharge. hearings scheduled for November 23.
An old advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as a versatile fattening tonic for invalids and convalescents. It claims to build bone flesh blood and nerve and urges consumption for those on milk diets seeking stronger nourishment. It also offers a free sample and promises a genuine product image.
A conservator proves notices to creditors and heirs in Mageie H Parks estate. Probate granted for Daniel Urban Eric Lin and Hans Anderson wills with executors named. Guardian appointed for Anne Agnes ONeill with bond $25000. Inventory shows real estate 5000, cash 480, notes 1600 with widow's award 975 and appraisals.
Haney of Geneva Illinois claimed relief from a forty year struggle with piles after using De Witt’s Hazel Salve. The notice notes other cures and warns against cheap counterfeit products sold by J E Wright of Cambridge.
The ad asserts Perry Davis Painkiller is the sole liniment with sixty years of tested use and enduring popularity. It claims trust is earned by results, not hype, and emphasizes Perry Davis as the only Painkiller.
A Canton Register editorial urges Illinois Republicans to avoid internal squabbles and unite behind a Cannonian Republicanism to counter Democratic plans for 1904. it analyzes electoral math citing Illinois 27 electoral votes and recent Republican pluralities while warning factionalism could invite Democratic victories in key states.
An advertisement touts Chamberlains Couph Remedy as effective for bad colds to loosen phlegm and relieve throat and lung irritation. Sold by J. E. Wright and A. Peterson.
Articles of incorporation filed for the Mo line Kewanes and Street Electric Railway Co to build and operate street railroads in Illinois from Moline to Kewanse and Streator. Incorporators include William R. Moore E Stanley Skinner and Charles Moore with capital stock of 32500. Principal office in Moline.
Property owner Wu Anderson warns against trespassing on all lands and premises under control and states that offenders will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
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