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Newspaper
Geneseo Republic
Location
Geneseo, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1911
Page
2
An old newspaper ad promotes Dr Caldwell's laxative as a permanent remedy for constipation. It touts a free sample offer, claims long usage by druggists, and urges readers to mail for a sample before buying. Also mentions Chamberlain's ointment for sprained ankles with fast healing.
Warrant and warranty transactions list recorded Friday to Wednesday across Kewanee and nearby towns. Entries name multiple individuals, banks, rail entities, and estates, with actions including releases, quitclaims, mortgages, and affidavits covering lots, blocks, sections, and farms.
Advertises MEO-NA stomach tablets and MI-O-N 4 as remedies for indigestion gas heartburn dizziness and more. Claims to banish morning headaches and list of ailments. Priced at nine cents per box from F A Petersons and druggists nationwide.
Numerous names appear in a roundup of social visits and travels. Mrs Arthur Bloomberg and Miss Myrtle Peterson visited Orion and Uri city while Carl Tunwall and families spent Sunday at Lindahl home in Moline and Alpha. Peter Peterson returned from Town after a couple weeks away. A stream of relatives visited Davenport, Monmouth, Osco, Gowrie and Des Moines for family and state fair trips. Grandma Lundberg received a purse, and Lynn supporters back Sophia Johnson in the Owen Times contest.
Monday September 4 marks the start for Leon and Centerville actors. Miss Ida Lane attended a Coun a Normal in Fulton this week. Miss Jessie Hill of Prophetstown visited at J W Sollar's last week. Eakle and Reynolds attended the Iowa State fair in Des Moines this week. I. Zsehiesche spent last week on his Spring Hill farm preparing to build a new barn. The Country Club enjoyed a picnic in Mr Cabbot's grove last Friday. The club meets this week with Mrs Seymour Bayles. I have a world of confidence in Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, said by Mrs M I Basford of Poolesville Md. For sale by all druggists. C L Christopherson and his two sons, visiting Peter Christopherson's, returned Friday to Audubon. Digest ion and assimilation notes praise Chamberlain's tablets for stomach and liver health.
A resident exposes impostors posing as Salvation Army workers at the Dundas home. A visiting woman gave conflicting stories and left once her motive was learned. Captain Hugh Dundas warns the public to beware of impostors exploiting charity.
The Illinois Statesman highlights peat bogs as a largely neglected resource with surveys in Mason and Tazewell counties and Whiteside county. Plans for a United States Bureau of Mines study await funding. Peat yields gas, coke and various by products, with uses from ink to deodorizing agents, stock feed, and industrial materials.
We the undersigned forbid all hunting for fox and coon after this date on our premises. Trespassers will be prosecuted. Signed by Tim Downing Jr Co L Williams Chas Smith Jas Bradley Max Smith Wm Kicksey A L Smith A W Lindstrom Briar Bluff November 11 1910.
The piece praises Governor Baldwin for staying at the State capitol to hear the people and manage state affairs. It criticizes other governors for traveling and giving speeches elsewhere. It lauds Baldwin as a model of constant attention to state business and accessibility.
The undersigned forbid hunting trespass and clam ming on their premises. Anyone found trespassing will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. Caronitzer and Mrs John Klattenhoff listed as part of the notice.
A prominent East Jersey man laments the hired help problem, recounting a tale of references and letters from former workers. He notes skilled farming pay around $30 monthly with board, washing, and time off, plus a horse and buggy, while single men sometimes end up sparking the hired girl and earning little by comparison.
Creston Iowa readers urged to try Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for inflammation pains and nervousness. A testimonial from Mrs Seals claims relief and urges others to seek advice from Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
Landowners publicly prohibit hunting fishing or trapping without permission and warn of prosecution. Signatories include Alex Johnson Ear ie r e Bros Henry McKibbon J 3 Ai¢Kibbon John Swanson C FJ Wolever E H Stemberger Westland Bros Walter Loomis WV R Bollen R M Bessee John Allen Frank S Haynes C J Johnson W S Weimer Wa l Bentley Emmet Brooks Fred L Johnson Lars Peterson Andrew Lewis Co Johnson A J Jackson Chas Stevens.
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