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Newspaper
Geneseo Republic
Location
Geneseo, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1912
Page
19
Jane Addams cites a boy who harmed no one yet faced reform schooling after dismantling a car. The judge placed him in a reform setting, while Addams argues education should adapt to practical mechanical training to aid salvation and future conduct.
Maud notes Miss Oldun finds the hotel clerk lovely while Ethel questions why. Maud reveals the clerk wrote opposite her name on the hotel register in suite 16, a detail highlighted by the Boston Transcript.
MMORY HARRISON of 1st National Bank Building Davenport Iowa offers two, perfect condition apartment buildings in Davenport with best city location. Rents stated at 75 dollars monthly. Buyer must move from Davenport per sale terms.
Long article outlines the Progressive platform with tariff revision, anti child labor, minimum wage for women, and opposition to convict labor. Theodore Roosevelt is praised as leader ahead of the November vote while James J. Bryan is billed to speak on the Democratic platform. Also notes egg production trends and Maine station breeding for higher yields.
A misread report notes wireless storm warnings sent to sea to warn vessels of violent weather. It cites the average man expending about 25 kilowatt hours daily through motion and heat. It compares human heat loss to a 16 candlepower lamp and estimates a mast heating value.
Missouri Governor Hadley former Roosevelt manager at the Republican convention declares he will support Taft. In Jefferson City he urges Republicans not to join a new party and warns that splitting the party risks Democratic success while noting Democrats’ tariff stance echoes 1892.
The article argues Roosevelt cannot win 266 electoral votes and would split the Republican vote to help Woodrow Wilson. It quotes Roosevelt predicting tariff clashes and disaster if Wilson is elected, concluding the nation's vote should go to President Taft.
A hungry traveler seeks shelter and a meal from a determined woman. She offers aid if he helps with chores including hauling wood fetching water and tidying the garden fence. The dialogue conveys a tense exchange as the two assess trust.
Unique chance to secure fertile land in the Laramie Valley partly cultivated with ditches in place and no water assessments. Priced at 33 dollars per acre for land and water on easy terms. Desirable productive property marketed by O Grable in Laramie Wyoming near Davenport, Iowa.
Doorway to cheaper farming lands in the Red River Valley Minnesota and North Dakota offers improved farms from 45 to 65 dollars per acre. Each acre can yield around 20 dollars with crops like wheat corn clover alfalfa and flax. Special excursion rates and reliable literature are available from Harrison Real Estate Co Davenport Iowa.
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