To Be Feature Of Loan Drive Flyers Visit Cities
A grand loan drive tour features eight famed flyers from the United States Great Britain and France to demonstrate war aviation feats across four cities. The program includes German captured planes, American aircraft, and aerial demonstrations under the Victory Loan campaign, with flights conducted at night from special trains and field setups for spectators.
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United Sates
Europe
America
Great Briain
France
Party of Arour
Bureau of Publicity
Victory Loan Organization
Frank R. Wilson
Military Aeronautics Branch
War Department
Leon Richardson
Signal Corps
Six Deaths In Home During Last Month
Six fatalities reported in Soldiers' Home Tome 9 for March, all six names listed by Superintendent Andrew. Five are Civil War veterans. one is a woman. Names include Jacob Wolko, Joseph Bo Crawford, William Cowlin, Francis Fiver, and TR Sie, with ages ranging 71 to 73.
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Andrew
Jacob Wolk
Tinos Infantry
Joseph Bo Crawford
Williant Ho Cowlin
Artilery
Probate court estates report and executor bond noted
In probate court Maude Ab Croser estate shows receipts and debursements totaling 23408. Report of Heures of Plats estate records receipts of 300201 and disbursements of 25513 with no balance. Lyman McGierk appointed executor of Mary Bowley estate and posts a 2500 bond. Will directs property to Miss Margaret Maarl and estate reduction to St Peter Catholic Church. Also mentions a rubber tie shoe attachment invention to prevent wet-weather wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Ab Croser
Lyman McGierk
Mary
Finish the Job Victory Loan drive urged in Adams County letter
An early 20th century appeal urges workers to back the Victory Liberty Loan campaign with the same vigor as prior drives. The letter emphasizes finishing the job, calls on patriots to contribute, and outlines plans for wide publicity including ads, posters, and stamps to rally public support. It stresses collective effort and promises a post campaign accounting.
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Adams County
Evers
Wei
Weib
Postal Carta Et
Rary
Wiipters
Marriage Licenses for James Dodd and Etta Haworth
Quincy pairs James Dodd 380 and Etta Haworth 34 obtain marriage licenses. Henry Be Strunk legal resident of Quincy and Anna Schmitz legal resident of Chicago also appear in license records. The notice records official actions by county clerks toward these marriages.
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James Dodd
Etta Haworth
Quincy
Henry BE. Strunk
Legal
Anna Schmitz
Chicago
Methodist and church notices list several area congregations
Grace Methodist Lind and Fifth streets pastors announce Sunday school 9:30 morning service 10:30 Epworth League 6:30 and 8 o'clock sermon. Vermont Street and Eighth churches host sermons 10:30 evening 8:00 with lectures. Kentucky Street and W.E. Church schedule Sunday school 9:15 morning service 7:30 league 7:30. Central Cathedral Seventh and Vermont with pastor Van Meigs holds services 10:45 7:30. Immanuel Chapel Cedar and 22nd 6:00 Sunday school 7:30 evening. Christian and East End Christian Church advertise school times and evening services.
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Methodist
Grace Methodist
Lind and
Fifth Streets
G. I. Losh
Epworth League
Dean McPherson
Vermont
Eighth Streets
RF. A. McCarty
South Side
Rebhel Jefferson
Carl Rush
Central Hapital
Seventh
Robert van Meigs
Young
Fourth
Jersey
Robert van Meig
Jesus
Cedar
Vwighth
Eilm
Eighth
Lm Streets
Rev. S. Mc Duke
Lisa
Seheny
Women's Mission
First Christian Church
Ninth and
Broadway
R. H. Newton
East Fnd
Senior Christian Endeavor
Black
EL O
Anderson Lee
Terean
Fire Railway and Fielth Res
Ron
Hartley
Christian Endeavor
Lutheran
Luther
Fragmented church schedule hints at parish services
An OCR fragment lists priests and church locations including Cathedral of Saint John and St Peter, detailing mass and Eucharist times, evening prayers, and parish duties. Names like Dean W and O Cone appear with street addresses such as Hampshire and Seventh streets, but many words are garbled.
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Hpiscoral
St. John
Seventh Anno Hampshire
Dean W
O. Cone
Twelfth Street
Heteen Maine
Puampshire
St. Tlhan
Spruce and
Twenseet
Peeta
Horch Gelool
Soe Toa K Tn
Multiple Church Services and Schedules Listed
A long OCR fragment lists various church services across denominations in a city area. It names Christ Scientist, Unitarian, Lutheran, Evangelical, and other congregations with Sunday morning and evening times, weekday meetings, receptions, and special music. It mentions pastors and locations such as Vermont and Twelfth streets and Swelook area, outlining morning sermons and youth activities.
Y M C A NOTES PROMOTE Easter Play and Basketball Fund
The Y M C A plans a three act comedy titled Toampkins E Hired Man to raise funds for baseball uniforms. Cast not yet chosen. Miss Marie Reidy to perform a solo dance. K A Shumaker to speak at a Quincy luncheon. Former Maroons players expected to rejoin the Y team for a Saturday game. Admission 25 cents adults, 10 cents for under 16. Keokuk volleyball team to visit Quincy April 12 for a large tournament with dinner served.
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Quincy
Board of Directors
Hotel Newcomb
Shumaker
Maroons
Quincey
Wick
Heidbreders
Elmer Meyer
Lou Becker
Carl Merkle
Chaddock School
S. N. Gabel
The
Keokuk
Frank Walker Dies Native of Hancock
Frank W. Walker aged 61 died at his Prairie township farm near Carthage after a paralytic stroke. Born March 28, 1858 on the Walker homestead, he leaves a widow two sons Clyde and Eloyd and daughters Mrs John Nelson Joliet and Mrs Claude Runyon Biivaston. Funeral today at 3 p.m. at Moss Ridge cemetery.
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Carthage
Frank W. Walker
Walker
Henry M
Sophie (Rankin) Walker
Kentucky
Clyde
Eloyd
John Nelson
Joliet
Claude Runyon
Biviaston
Moss Ridge Cemetery
Missouri Judges Boost Salaries Pass House Vote
Jefferson City April 5 lawmakers approved bills that raise state judge and court staff pay, totaling about 135000 dollars yearly. The increases cover 10 Circuit Judges in St Louis to 8000 annually, two St Louis Criminal Court judges to 5000, court stenographers to 3000, 36 Circuit Judges statewide to 4500, and rural stenographer minimums to 2000 with higher transcript fees. Supporters frame it as needed reform. critics warn of treasury strain.
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Jefferson City
House
Treasury
Jones Parker
St. Louis
Criminal Court
Peter H. Huck
Ste. Genevieve
State Association of Circuit Judges
Capital
Shain
Sedalia
John G. Slate
Cole County
Trapshooters Plan to Send Marksmen to Antwerp
New York April 5. American trap shooters are the first U S amateur athletes to announce official plans for the 1920 Olympic Games in Antwerp Belgium. The American Trap Shooting Association secretary stated the high ten men in official averages on 2060 or more registered targets shot this year would
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New York
Antwerp
Belgium
American
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Tobe
Baltimers
Liberty Loan
Victoster Poscovae
Lady Perios
Amerivan
Quinegan
Alos
Ime
the Kimball
Kimball
Kimball Music
Giles Brothers Distributors
Quincy and Adams Co
Whig
Phompsen
Setioot
Gil
Vesper Services
Horek of Christ
Amd
Areteek
Vga
Unitarian
Kmishteenth Streets
Vancent Vo Silliman
Minte- Sota
Moering
St. James Lutheran Church
Pater
A. Om Engli
Pontius Pilate
Jose Ree
Peter Divangelical
York
Wd Ir
Witrskeow
Elonik
Salem
Jy Pte
Tosauteloek
Rhosathageet
Chepman Pubtect
St. Paul Mortitios Street
Aveloek
Christhin
Frank Walker
Hancock
Ansesnors
Fred Salm, Jr
George Ketchum
Augusta
Wlod
Loud
St. Marys
Chas
Ho Campbell
James M. Lenix
Ft. Green
Louis Conrady
Latharpe
Aldo L. Kemp
Chill
Henry W. Shoup
Harmony
Wel Boswell
J. L. Sprague
Pilot Grove
War McQuillan
Durham
Har- Vex Crear
St. Albans
Adbert Antoine
Bear Creek
G. O A. Marshall
Prairie
Pred EL Osborne
Rock Creek
SL. Mikels
Dallas Coty
Longshie
Pontoosne
J. BL
R Rampley
Wo Barnaby
Wetheco
Appanoose
MA. Weave Er
Reeky
H.C. Boernsen
Wilecox
EO Wallace
Warsaw
Wim Fletiiney
Nauvou
Missouri
Mehaus Bicycle
K. of
C. Bldg
Maine
Shire
Devon
Hild
Siges
To Lao Reces
Princess
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