Real estate deals reshuffle Hannibal homes
A string of Hannibal property transfers completes in recent days. Frederick Kansteiner’s Section street residence goes to J Leslie Sayre and wife of 110 South 10th street, while Kansteiner buys a Bird street house from Richard R. McIntyre of Quincy. Alfred Morley and wife sell to Harry F. Culler a Hazel street house and lot for 1700 dollars. Catherine Lubbering sells Lyon street homestead to Eugene S Billings for 2700 dollars. James F Shelby buys the Robinson homestead on Center street for 3500 dollars from Robinson heirs. B F Lubbering of Kansas City sells to Charles E Hart a Grace street homestead. Sophia Ives and Ellingsworth heirs sell a property on aequt street to Homer Irving and wife, who plan to move from Free Avenue to Walnut Street.
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Hannibal
Frederick Kansteiner
Section Street
J. Leslie Sayre
South 10Th Street
Sayre
Mr. Kensteiner
Bird Street
Richard R. McIntyre
Quincy
Kansteiner
Atlas Portland Cement
Alfred Morley
Harry F. Culler
Hazel Street
Catherine Lubbering
Eugene S. Billings
Western Weighing Association
Lubbering
Lyon Street
Mr. Billings
Shelby
James F. Shelby
Thomas C. Robinson
Robinson
Center Street
B. F. Lubbering
Kansas City
Charles E. Hart
Grace Street
Sophia Ives
Ellingsworth
Homer Irving
Aequt Street
Mr. Irving
Free Avenue
Walnut Street
Conlon Nominated for Ward Alderman by Democrats
Democratic leaders from the ward endorse John Conlon Jr of Gino Lumber and Coal to run for alderman against the Republican candidate. rumour says Mr Onion's supporters push him to enter the race if he agrees, aiming to unite Democratic backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Conlon, Jr
Gino Lumber & Coal Company
Onion
No Extension Until There Is Drop In Steel For Street Line
Sinclair Mainland, manager of the Street Car Company, says no extension work along St. Marys avenue will start until steel and material prices drop. City council amended the franchise to allow an extension from St. Marys terminus to Chamberlin’s corner and to connect West Broadway to St. Marys. The extension spans about three quarters of a mile and must be completed within eighteen months after peace is declared.
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St. Mary’s Avenue
Sinclair Mainland
St. Mary Avenue
Chamberlain's Corner
West Ely
Waldron Again Chosen President of Masonic Temple
The Masonic Temple association held its annual meeting Wednesday night in the temple. Directors re elected include Paul Anderson Fred Bauchle RB E Rigger W I Blackshaw Frank Owens John A Stone and B Waldron. Officers named President B Waldron first vice president Fred Bauchle second vice president Paul Anderson treasurer John Stone secretary BO E Rigger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple Association
Masonic Temple
Paul Anderson
Fred Bauchle
RB. E. Rigger
W. I. Blackshaw
Frank Owens
Tohn A. Stone
B. L. Waldron
B. Waldron
Tohn Stone
BO E. Rigger
Henry J Crigamire Mail Clerk 30 Years Dies
Henry J Crigamire a longtime mail clerk died at 5 40 am Thursday at his son's home 1218 S Church St after a long illness He was 77 and leaves two sons John H Crigamire of Hannibal and Frank M Crigamire of Detroit Mich and a granddaughter Mrs Glenn Crimm of Hannibal Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ienry H. Crigamire
John H. Crgamire
Church Street
John HH. Crigamire
Hannibal
Frank M. Crigamire
Detroit
Mich
Glenn Crimm
Crigamire
Hannibal Recruiting Office Praised After Reopening
Smith, head of the St. Louis army district, praised Sergeant Taewssermann and Corporal Wilson for Hannibal station’s strong showing since reopening. The report notes three year terms for service in France and Germany, with one year enlistments not sent overseas, and mentions veterans and new recruits at the Hannibal post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal
Smith
St. Leo
Flannibal
IR Taewssermann
Corpral
Ws . Wilson
Soith Ferrmiert
South
George Gevaie
St. Lewis
War Department
France
Germany
Enlistment Plan Opened for Air Service Fliers
Col. Smith emphasized a three year enlistment with no reserve clause and government opening air service to willing volunteers. Enlistees of ability and fitness may become fliers immediately, as the air service trains capable young men without prior experience to be expert aviation mechanics.
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Col. Smith
Air Service
The
Quingy Besuch Planned by Northeast Missouri Poultry Group
The Northeast Missouri Poultry and Rabbit association plans a visit from Quingy people on April 10 at its Hannibal area meeting. Hannibal rabbit owners plan to enter Belgian Hares in the Quincy show, hoping for honors, while boosting the Quincy event and fostering fraternal ties. President C. C. Wilson announced the monthly meetings will be on the second Thursday, with April 10 marking the first after scheduling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northeast Missouri Poultry and Rabbit Association
Quincey
T. GO. QO
Hannibal
Quinney
Ath
Quincy
Hannibal Poultry and Rabbit
CC. Wilson
Hannibal Rabbit
Mississippi River Level Report From Hannibal
The Mississippi River continues to fall slowly as reported by B. L. Waldron at the Hannibal weather station. The river stood at 118 feet Thursday morning with a forecast of a slow decline over the next 24 hours. Above the Keokuk dam the river has remained at a standstill for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi River
Daily River Bulletin
B. L. Waldron
Hannibal
Stewart Puts Gold Fish In The Park
David Stewart proprietor of the Stewart department store on North Main street has placed several hundred gold fish in the fountain basin of Central park. The annual spring and summer display attracts considerable public attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain Basin
Central Park
David Stewart
Stewart Department
North Main Street
Stewart
Lewistown Men File Suit for 5000 Damages
Ashley Tucker Ira Stuart and Theodore Manuel doing business as Tucker Stuart & Co Lewistown Montana sue Harry E Harter in federal court in Hannibal for 5000 alleging a stock for land contract. They claim Harter did not close by Jan 6 1919 and has refused to complete the deal. Attorneys Hilbert Henderson Monroe City for plaintiffs Rendlen White Hannibal for defendant.
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Circuit Court
Lewis County
United States
Hanninibal
Ashley R. Tucker
Ira B. Stuart
Theodore P. Manuel
Tucker, Stuart & Co
Lewistown
Mon
Harry E. Harter
Harter
Himne
Thomas E. Ohern
David P. Deer
Hilbert and Henderson
Monroe City
Rendlen and White
Hannibal
Ex Hannibalian Helped To End Seattle Trouble
William H Haworth of San Pedro California, son of Hannibal native W T Haworth, visited his father and reported from Washington D C that labor leaders helped settle western labor unrest. He said Seattle strikes were not as severe as press dispatches suggested and that western labor circles are quiet now.
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Hannibal
California
Eattl Wash
William Hf. Haworth
San Pedro
Cal
W.T. Haworth
Haworth
Washington, D. C
United Trades Metal Workers O
Los Angeles
Seattle
Monroe City Man Buys Local Stock
Noel Barr of Monroe City Missouri completed a deal to purchase the dry goods stock of the Van Evercorn grocery and dry goods store at 2507 Market Street. The deal closed Thursday and Barr will move in his newly acquired stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel Barr
Monroe City
van Evercorn Grocery
Market Street
Mr. Barr
Van Evercorn ties to Hannibal stores plan market stock sale
The report notes that a party will travel to Monroe City to dispose of assets and that the Van Evercorn company, which owns three Hannibal stores, is likely to dispose of the Market street house grocery stock soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe City
van Evercorn Company
Hannibal
Market Street House
Red Men Officers to Attend Hannibal Meet Next Week
The Improved Order of Red Men of Hannibal plans a big session next Wednesday at Labor Temple. At least three state officers are expected, including Dr. Harlan, Great Sachem. W. P. Lightholder, Great Reviver of Records and Seal. and Earl Cotta, Past Great Sachem, all from St. Louis. Hannibal Red Men met Wednesday to finalize arrangements.
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Order of Red Men of
Hannibal
Labor Temple
Dr. Harlan
W. P. Lightholder
Earl Cotta
St. Louis
Lecturer To Visit Royal Arch Masons in Hannibal
Hannibal chapter No 7 Royal Arch Masons expects George C Marquis grand lecturer for Missouri from Lexington Mo to visit April 7 and 8 He will conduct a school of instructions during the visit and the chapter will hold a special meeting each evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal
Royal Arch Masons
George C. Marquis
Lexington
Missouri
HAPPENINGS IN HANNIBAL HAPPENINGS IN HANNIBAL
Charles Bower of Olive Street has been confined at home for several days due to illness. Miss Lillian Warren of North 7th Street is expected home from Washington DC where she has held a government post since last summer. Pedestrians on Broadway feared an attack by a mad dog after a wet condition but the dog escaped.
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Charles Bower
Olive Street
Lillian Warren
Mugene Warren
North 7Th Street
Washington, D. C
Bleas Bean
Penerata
Broadway
Wetlaw
Fido
Mroo
Mre
J. J. Bowles
Eastern
Vies
Jam Wat
Mr Bowles
Howden
North Matin Prrert
Dorothy Phillips
Allen Holubar
Local items mix with social notes from town
A scattered paragraph notes a dog incident with a legal mention in Paris unknown, Mrs Boot hosting guests on Center Street, and the White Shrine of Jerusalem meeting at the Masonic temple. It also lists candidates joining the order, travels of Miss Louise Whitley and the Bowles family, a church wedding, and other residents visiting relatives, with various addresses and local names.
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White Shrine of
Jerusalem
Masonic Temple
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H. Ling
Union Street
Conlon
Street Car Company
Waldron
Henry J
Crigarire Mail
Dicky Dippy
CAT Tales
Mongrel
Cat
Fel
ST. Bernard
Boston
POP
Sinnott
W. N. Reynolds & Sons
Clothiers
Hampshire Street
Furnishers
Quingy
Mississippi
Hannibalian
Monroe
Princess
Charles Ray
Claws OF Hun
Savoy
Douglas Fairbanks
Pauline Fredericks
Hungry
Ford Sterling
Gentemann Bros
Alice Howell
Donna
Louise Whitley
United States Federal Court Office
Buidins
Charles Flarris
Oneda
Adams
Peiun
Mies Mabel
South 7Th Street
Mraneis T. Murphy
Chicka
Lave
Millardse
Timothy Murphy
Utiom Street
J.T. Plowman
Miss Phylis
Texas
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