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Newspaper
Geneseo Republic
Location
Geneseo, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1908
Page
13
Authorities require that the housekeeper be warned on labels to protect families. The label must declare alum content and indicate cream of tartar as the only approved base. She should avoid any powder not showing this composition.
Geneseo area reports include visits from business figures and relatives, property deals around the city, church plans, and social events. Local residents such as Mrs. L. Fo Smith and Mrs. J. Ford Dr Collins are highlighted, with notes on farms sold, church activities, and a major reception hosted by the Country Club.
Genuine gold and jewels offer lasting value and price appreciation. A double fame accompanies twin design pieces. Our establishment invites you to buy watches, chains, rings on a reasonably priced, broad assortment. Call for details.
James Hamilton and wife visited friends in Chicago. A sale at the Unitarian church with dinner, a Republican meeting at New Armory, and a grand lodge session in Chicago for Frank Cook are noted. Obituaries and marriages, such as Alma Eva Wendt and John G Neuman, plus school and drainage district updates fill a long community roundup.
Mrs Joan Gray extends thanks for swift payment of certificate No 1574 issued to her late husband John Gray by Geneseo Camp No 40 Modern Woodmen of America. She recommends the M W A for prompt aid and sympathy.
Republican Central Committee invites all to Freeman's Hall Tuesday for election returns with free admission. Geneseo band members Keys and McNamara will be present. Paving contract was signed and bond furnished, with work to begin promptly in spring.
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