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Newspaper
Geneseo Republic
Location
Geneseo, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1902
Page
4
Geneseo Republic highlights President Roosevelt as plain spoken and genuine in Cincinnati last Saturday. The piece notes his clear stance against tying trust regulation to tariff revision, arguing each issue should be settled on its own merits to avoid hindering rational, practical progress.
The church announces Harvest Home Services with Rev F Woodrie and Rev G Shaffer leading sermons and a Sunday school program. Special events include vesper services, missionary support, and community gatherings in the northeast town area.
A party of twenty two Genese Rebekahs travels to a village lodge on a wet September night. Heavy rain, missing banner bearer, makes the outing chaotic with food shortages and improvised rescues as the group finally gathers at the hall before dawn.
Mrs W G Hopkins and children spent Saturday in Cambridge. Miss Fannie Lyons visited friends in Cambridge Friday. John Cyrison was surprised at his home Friday evening. Burt Hadley returned from Nebraska. Joe Combs traveled through North Dakota and Minnesota. Gracechurch Guild hosted by Mrs Wm Kingle. Henry drives ban patch and Dan Patch equaled world pacing record at Readville with pacemaker.
The Moline Dispatch reports renewed push for a tri city suburban railway network across Illinois and Iowa. Proposed lines include Clinton to Muscatine with river side routes and country extensions to Henry county Geneseo Orion and beyond. Freight potential and coal transport are central aims alongside passenger service.
Bank statement excerpt shows assets including loans and discounts, overdrafts, bonds, and banking-house value. Credits list due from banks, national bank notes, specie, and legal tender. liabilities include deposits and capital stock. Official cashier Hiram Wilson swears the statement true before notary public Sept 4, 1902.
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