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Newspaper

Geneseo Republic

Location

Geneseo, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1912

Page

7

New US Homestead Rules Ease Entry to Western Lands

The Land Office in Washington DC moves to attract settlers by relaxing cultivation and residence requirements for homestead entries. Three year residence now needed instead of five, with reduced cultivation needs and up to five months leave allowed yearly. Honorably discharged veterans gain credit. Officials note large lands remain and reclamation projects expand irrigation, making vast areas cultivable.

Washington, D. C Congress Interior Department The Land Office Reclamation Service Arthur P. Davis General Land Office

Health Revival Promises Life After 14 Years

Charles D. Quick of Cordova Illinois credits Drs Walsh of Davenport with restoring his health after a long catarrh and general breakdown. He cites improved energy sleep digestion and strength after months of treatment at 124 West Third Street Davenport. Testimonies and free scientific examinations are offered by the doctors.

Drs. Walsh Davenport West Third Street Charles D. Quick Cordova Illinois Walsh St Anthony’s Hospital

County Court Proceedings Show Multiple Estate Actions

In a series of probate matters Judge J Ek Telleen oversees widow relinquishments and selections, estate appraisals, and final reports. Executors and administrators including Andrew J. Record, Frank A. Randall, James A. Lewis, John A. Spiegel, Agnes A. Stoddard, Elizabeth V. Yocum, Stephen Garrigan, Albert F. Bergland, James N. Downs, Howard D. Fitzkee, Louis Ziegler, Lucy Daniels, Theo Milar, and Katherine E. Fennesy appear. Petitions for sales, appointments of administrators and executors, bonds, and proofs of death are heard with many orders issued and notices filed.

J EK. Telleen Mary Flodie DeVriese John B. DeVriese Andrew J. Record Henry Purdy Bill Frank A. Randall Samuel B. Randall Hatate Galve James A.lewis John J. Powelson John A. Spiegel Jons Johnson Dyer Ford B.S. Peck George D. Palmer Agnes A. Stoddard Oliver P. Stoddard Elizabeth V. Yocum E. &. Yocum Edmund I. Yocum Stephen Garrigan Ellen A. Garrigan Albert FE. Bergland Frank Ni Hanteond James N. Downs George Henry Hards Howard D. Fitzkee Gottlieb Ziegler Deno Fition Richard , Hewitt Alex McLean Louis Ziegler Lucy Katherine E. Fennesy James Fennesy

Fortunes in Faces Advertisement Promotes New Life Pills

An old advertisement claims pimples blotches and skin blemishes come from impure blood and touts Dr King's New Life Pills to promote health and beauty. It urges readers to buy at 25 cents from J. E. Wright.

Dr. King J. E. Wright

Gideon Discovers Divine Messenger After Offering Food

Gideon prepares a meal of a kid and unleavened cakes at the oak. The angel of the Lord touches the offerings with a staff end, fire rises from the rock and consumes them, then the angel departs. Gideon fears death but the angel speaks peace and assures him he will not die.

Gideon

End of Contagious Diseases and Sanitation Progress

The piece cites Dr. Stephen Smith and 19th century sanitation laws, noting New York City’s death rate drop from roughly 28-40 to around 15 per thousand since 1866. It discusses England’s cholera response, the rise of hygienic practices, and bacteria as dangerous only when they inhabit decayed matter. It concludes with hygiene as a guard against microbe driven illness.

Dubuque New York England John Russell Lordsone Dr. Smith

Hotel Rules for Guests in Altona Record

Quirky hotel note from the Altona Record warns guests against speaking to the dumb waiter and notes the hotel’s odd supports a cemetery and hearses for hire. It suggests a hammer and nail in the closet for driving, a window to vent heat, and a bed spring for jumping. The pillow provides a light feather for outages and a halter on the bed post for nightmares. The bill is implied to be covered by the foundation.

Altona

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