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Newspaper
Geneseo Republic
Location
Geneseo, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1908
Page
3
Local notices threaten prosecution of violators for hunting on Sundays and trespassing on farms. The list includes numerous residents and landholders vowing to enforce the ban and deny access to their properties. Also appears as community notices, ads, and brief personal items from nearby towns.
A mosaic of notes cites Turkey importing nearly two million dollars in paper yearly, England using hydraulic presses for seamless steel hulls, US platinum mostly from northern California and southern Oregon placer mines, and metal alloy magnasium blending aluminum with magnesium. It mentions tin output in Federated Malay States for Q1 1908, oyster cultivation near Hampton Virginia, and aluminum-magnesium alloy properties. It ends with a bottle ingredient note and a sales line for J. E. Wright.
English author Sarah Grand predicts a 1950 female shift toward domestic mastery and administrative power. She contrasts American women’s ideals with English norms and argues progress faces apathy from tight clothing and hustle.
An ad touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea for appetite, digestion, and strength. A Scranton timing journal notes lower tuberculosis mortality in coal mining communities, suggesting carbon monoxide exposure may reduce TB risk among gas workers.
Woolen garment ad promotes CLOTHCRAFT as the sole shop offering all wool suits and overcoats at a low price, touting it as the winning combination for value and quality.
Gen Stephen Turr, praised as a brave revolutionary general, died at Budapest. He began as an Austrian lieutenant, then fought for the Hungarian revolutionary government, helped quell a Gemin revolution, served as a volunteer in Omar Pasha's Crimean War forces, and later received a commission in the British transport service.
In Massachusetts the illegal sale of street railway transfers is punishable by a fine not exceeding $50 or imprisonment up to thirty days. The report notes a farm laborer named Willam Bamber who pricked his finger with a thorn while hedging near Preston England.
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