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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1920

Page

8

County Court Accepts Detention Home Plan

Marion county court announced it will accept the proposal for a county jail detention home to be maintained with joint funding from the county and City of Hannibal. Judge L. E. Fraver presided as officials including Mayor Koris presented the plan, estimating about $3,000 for the county and a smaller city contribution. The Plowman Estate building on Church Street was chosen as the detention site, and the city council will consider the proposal at its next session.

Marion County Court Hari Maron County L. E. Fraver Koris Hannibal Plowman Estate Church Street Cty

Healing Pills: Cuticura Soothes Pimples Warned

Miss Evelyn Shepard of St. Paul Minnesota recounts a morning awakening with large red scales and itching pimples. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment a free sample led to purchase and eventual complete healing.

Evelyn Shepard Minnehaha St St. Paul, Minn

City Eyes Purchase of Property for Detention Flame

The city may buy the property for 2500 dollars to fund improvements needed to convert it into a Detention Flame facility. Authorities say at least that amount is required to complete the work and make the site usable.

Arrange for the Ticket Campaign in Hannibal

Hannibal Base Ball Association met at Coca Cola Bottling Works to plan selling hundreds of tickets valid for any game. Committees set to manage sales this week and aim to raise at least 500 to fund new uniforms and season expenses as weather improves and players signed by Manager Hart Walker begin tryouts.

Hannibal Baseball Association Coca Cola Hannibal SOO Hart Walker

Easter hall dancing by Hannibal Woman's Label League

Preparations for the third annual Easter hall event by the Hannibal Woman's Label League proceed at Mathew Columbus hall. The Temple orchestra with Call as reader presents music for the 9 PM dance. TE Selvey handles tickets, Edward Beasley tickets, and Louis Becker with Frank Cramer supervise the check room. The ladies on the committee will finalize arrangements for the entertainment.

Hannibal Woman's Label League Mathew-Columbus Hall Temple Orchestra Call Selvey Edward Beasley Louis Becker Frank Cramer

Hannibal Playhouses Presents Will Rogers and Broadway Comedy

Today at Hannibal Star Theater and Playhouses a double feature showcases Will Rogers in Water Water Everywhere and the Broadway star’s Her Naughty Wank comedy. Feature pictures accompany the program at Hannibal venues.

Hannibal Star Theater Will Rogers Broadway Star

Virgil Hays Weds In Western State

Virgil Hayes formerly of South Hannibal wrote from Oakland California that he recently married. He is a son of Mr and Mrs George Hays now residing in Vallejo California and formerly worked for the Burlington railroad in this area. William Barger of Union Street received the letter Saturday.

William Barger Union Street Virgil Hayes South Hannibal Oakland Calif Hays George Hays Vallee Burlington Railroad

Railroads debate Plumb Plan in Hannibal after federal control

Han nibal residents review railroad changes since government control ended March 1. Officials note improved train schedules and more on time arrivals while shippers report competition for routes. Local machinist Charles M Morgan leads Plumb Plan advocacy with a push to seek public office views and wider support for the system.

Hannibal Shippers Hannibal Union Station Congress Charles M. Morgan Hannibal Burlington

Hannibal School Election Next Tuesday For Directors And Taxes

The Hannibal school election will be held Tuesday at the courthouse on Broadway from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Voters will elect two school directors for three years and approve two tax propositions including a 100 percent property tax and a 3.5 mill levy for school building needs. Names mentioned for board seats are C. O. Mayes and Edward H. Moore, whose terms expire this year.

Onnard Mannibal Broadway Hannibal C. O. Mayes Edward Hi. Moore Board of Education

Moonlight excursion from Hannibal on Capitol steamer

Labor unions announce a moonlight trip from Hannibal on June 11 aboard the Capitol steamer of the Streckfus Line. The Capitol will make its second outing from Hannibal. May brings a calendar of outings by boat owners on the Father of Waters with the palatial steamer present.

Hannibal Hannibal Trades and Labor Assembly Capitol Streckfus Father of Waters

Dance Postponed Until Saturday in Hannibal

The Good Time Society of Hannibal postponed their Saturday dance due to Easter season. Dances will resume next Saturday night at the Mathew Columbus Hall.

Good Time Society of Hannibal Mathew- Columbus Hall

Reed Fight Likely At Marion County Democratic Meet

Amid rumors of a potential split over Senator James A. Reed of Missouri at the Marion County Democratic convention in Palmyra, Hannibal leaders warn anti-Reed factions may seek to influence delegate instructions. While some oppose Reed for the national convention, others pledge support for him, with ward delegates named from Hannibal to attend.

United States James A. Reed Missouri Marion County Palmyra Hannibal Seator Reed San Francisco Buchanan County League of Nations Jim Reed Democrats Mannibal Fred Waller A. H. Check John Plowman J. J. Caldwell J. J. Brown, Jr L. M. Byrum Charles Morgan John Richardson George A. Rice T. T. McKinney E. T. Horn

Ringling Elected Head of Short Life Ringling Elected Head of Short Life

Announcement states John Ringling was elected president of the St. Louis and Hannibal railroad at a directors meeting in New York City on March 22. Other officers named include Charles C. Wilson as vice president O H McCarty as general manager Hl M Modisett as traffic manager. Modisett returned from New York after attending the meeting.

John Ringling St. Louis and Hannibal Railroad New York City Charles C. Wilson O. H. McCarty Hl. M. Modisett Mondisett New York

Texas Wonder Kidney and Bladder Remedy Ad

A vintage ad touts Texas Wonder for kidney and bladder troubles including gravel back rheumatism and irregularities. Claims regulate bladder issues in children. Offers small bottle for 1.25 by mail. Sworn testimonials, Dr E W Hal 2926 Olive St St Louis MO. Sold by druggists.

Grour E. W. Hal Olive St. St. Louis rugZzists

Co operative store meeting set for Tuesday in South Hannibal

Men interested in the Co operative store movement will hold a mass meeting in the South School building on Pul ton avenue at 7:30 o'clock Tuesday evening to discuss establishing a Co operative store on the South Side. Speakers will be well informed on co operation and explain the propositions from all angles. The Hannibal Co operative Society has considered placing a store in South Hannibal.

South School Pulton Avenue Fourth Ward City Market House Broadway Hannibal South

Tipton Gets 11H Well in Oklahoma

Fred Miller of Hannibal received a telegram from M. J. Gill promoter of the Tipton Oil Company stating that Tulsa county Oklahoma has another producing well. This marks the seventh well in Tulsa county for the company with two more producing wells in Kansas totaling nine wells. Gill Henry Diedel Henry Schweitzer and Thomas C Luck were in Tulsa county when the well was brought in.

Fred Miller Hannibal M. J. Gill Tipton Oil Company Tulsa County Okla Gill Mr. Miller Kansas Henry Diedel Henry Schweitzer Thomas C. Luck

Hannibal Held In Storms Grip

Hannibal faced a blizzard like storm Saturday afternoon after several days of spring warmth. Wet heavy snow blanketed the city and surrounding areas with over two inches on the ground. The Weather Bureau forecast rain and snow with colder temperatures, delaying spring gardening as residents regroup.

Hannibal Weather Bureau

Card of Thanks for Lewis Lacy

Mrs. Sarah C. Lacy and family express appreciation for kindness shown after the death of husband and father Lewis Lacy. They thank friends for floral offerings and the Maccabees for assistance and wish God’s blessings on supporters.

Lewis Lacy Sarah C. Lacy

Vegetable Growth Boost in Summer Forecast

The report notes an expected rise in crop growth and a shortage of backyard plots this summer. It cites limited space for home gardens and a trend toward larger scale farming, affecting urban households and local markets.

Nuxated Iron Promises Health For Pale Women

An era of iron deficiency among women is described with emphasis on anemia and fatigue. The text urges using organic iron, specifically Nuxated Iron, to restore blood iron levels, citing natural food iron sources and a doctor’s endorsement to counter dietary iron loss.

Ferdinand King America

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