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Newspaper
Geneseo Republic
Location
Geneseo, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1898
Page
6
Description of Scout's Emulsion as a strengthening food and tonic. It emphasizes cod liver oil emulsified or partially digested and combined with hypo phosphites of lime and soda to boost potency.
Misread ad claims a vitamin product will arrest loss of flesh restore children and adults to normal, enrich blood for the anemic, stir the cough heal throat and lung irritation and cure consumption. It cites long experience and claims thousands of cures from New York sources.
An assortment of brief items covers visits, travels, purchases, and family news. Names include Josun te Chreave, Jebon Wining, Timothy Hasford Fo Crompton Jr, Charles Nold, Henry Nood pees, Frank Wake, George Noldson, Antyller Indaw, Merwin A Peterson, and Dr. Whitesnd.events mention moving to Port Baron, outings in New York state, and health notes with remedies.
The Galva News reports on Kewanee's political stance with General Garcia alleged to head a Cuban annexation faction. It notes Kewanee’s plan to spend £100,000 next year on public works including sewers streets and walks, while describing local civic mood as wary and combative.
Burton Billing spent Sunday with his parents. Miss Lou Baker visited Viola in Aledo. W C Calkins plans to attend the State Fair in Springfield. Stephen Cooper of New Windsor visited his niece Mrs. R M Wilber. Mrs Stewart Biker and Mrs J Cox visited Woodhull. Clinton Boyd returned from Porto Rico. Nina Miller of Aledo visits the Billings. Burt McLaughlin and Allie Linn resumed school at Ann Arbor. Rev Renelds preached at Sparland. Timberlake moved to Omaha for his wife health. family to follow. Lacey of Knoxville attended Mr Stevenson’s funeral. Swiss Bell Ringers entertained in town hall. Spivey, Henderson, Stitt, and Bean family visitors. John Spiver returns from Colorado. Mrs Spivey not improved. DeWetts Little Earis Hisers promoted for bowel regulation. J Wreht and M Peterson hosted guests. Win Wall and Miss Magere Kenards wed at brides’ home. James Stevenson died near Alpha. funeral at Mook Church. Masons present. Shattuck conducted services. Janorae seen alone after wife’s death. standard.
Headache backache and nervous collapse plague hundreds of women says an advert. Dr Greene of Chicago claims to cure these cases by mail at no expense. Contact 14 State Street for treatment.
Mra Kate Talcott cares for Frank Young ill with fever. Wotus Fuller of Morrison attends town. Lao Timmerman of Harvey was here last week with tchrives Mes Tva Lawrence under her house and repatring. Shult preached farewell at Sharon. Wentmen asked to attend first meeting in October. Sam Spath and family visited Erie with the S Scott family. Adin Brown and wife visited Hume with Fha Brown and family. Merrill and wife of Prophetstowe spent Sunday at De Timroormans. Jon Lath returned after over two months away. Miss Hannah McBride of Reek Istad visiting Luther Wakeford. Jattie Sedwick Shaw of Missouri visits uncle Hadaway. Int Marvel has contract to build brand new house at Prophetstown. Dalas attending school at SeratHe taking business tyese. Mrs Bsa Lawrence and Mrs timer Mest visiting Athnson with relatives. Joe Clapper hauled lumber to build large barn for John Leiben. John Guild and family returned from Colorado where they went for Mrs Gods health. she not much improved. One Minute Cough Cure noted as helpful. J E Wright and Merwin Peterson.
The Living Age adopts a refined redesign while retaining familiar cover. It remains a weekly with more monthly matter than Harper’s, Century, or Scribner’s, and includes timely Atlantic content on the Spanish war, Carlyle letters, and new autobiography notes along with diverse articles and reviews.
Notice to creditors announces Gunner A. Joanson administrator of the estate of Adolph F. Hageila in Henry County. He will appear at the Henry County Court in Cambridge on the first Monday in November 1898 to adjust claims and requires all debts to be paid promptly.
Administrators Henry W Sand and Gustaf Paldersor publish notices for creditors to present claims before the Henry County Court at Cambridge during the November term. Debtors are asked to pay promptly. The ads name executors and mention the estates of Caroline Hollatz and Peter Anderson.
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