College Debaters Clash In Carthage
Carthage hosts an intercollegiate debate with Monmouth and Carthage discussing federal ownership and operation of the railroad. Local voters head to the polls April 15 for city elections with multiple mayoral and council races listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Trinity Lutheran Church
Monmouth
College Circle
Wm. H. Hartzell
KR. C. Crum
Vernon Westfall
Geo. T. Moore
Will C. Newton
Marion Bb. Ewell
Lee Siebenborn
Walter Starnest
Thos, Rand
HH. W. Pennock
Geo. Edison
Fred J. Johnson
A. M. Milsted
James W. Westfall
Council of Defense
O. I. Berry
W. E. Lyon
Kansas City
Mae Rhea
Long Beach
Calif
Mrs. Lyon
Rhea
Marietta Brown
H. D. Wright
Near
la Harps
Basco
Fr. J. Mitchel
Rock Island
Palmyra Marriage Licenses Issued This Week
The Palmyra area issued multiple licenses including Archie W. Lfferson with Jessie Mitchell Hannibal, Paul M. Yeaver Quincy with Ada Craft St. Louis, Chas Harris Payson, and more names across Hannibal and Kirksville. Also report of a Sunday fire at Mrs. Milton Cary’s home in Quincy with roof loss but substantial contents saved and rebuilding planned. and a severe gasoline explosion injuring John Appel and two others while starting a tractor generator north of the city, with serious burns and poor prognosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie W. Lfferson
Jessie Mitchell
Hannibal
Paul M. Yeaver
Quincy
Adami Craft
St. Louis
Chas. Harris
Oneda Hampton
Payson
Fred Trodson
Evina Greening
Lorenzo Turner
Jennie Barnard
Jacksonville
Til
Edwin Ff. Frazer
Jean EF
Tomlingon
Clarence EL Carver
Ledford
Kirksville
Clarence RB
Scobee
Huby J. Holland
Manathbal
Milton Cary
Elizabeth Weyand
John Appel
H.e
Mortz
of Creasy
Local notes from Griggsville and area in brief
Griggsville and nearby towns report visits and travels as families reunite and relatives arrive from overseas. Leslie Vaughan safely reached Camp Dix with discharge planned at Camp Grant. Mrs. Ethel Carnes dies at Blessing hospital after tubercular appendicitis surgery. she leaves a large family and bereaved relatives. Floye Northup returns from Champaign for a two week vacation. Frank Allen comes home from Chicago.
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Griggsville, III
Fll
Bartlett
Quinney
Chas. Dunham
Winnemay
Ind
Stanley Northup
Leslie Vaughan
Camp Dix
Camp Grant
April Bo
Otis Petty
Zilpha
Benardstaewn
J. W. Mercer
Jed Griffith
Jacksonville
Fla
Griffith
John Morton
Ethel Carnes
Blessing Hospital
Quincy
Jerry Carnes
Godfrey Morgutt
Virgil Tolle
Haylfigs
Miss Blanche
Stanley
Frank Allen
Chicago
Religious and social notes from La Grange and nearby towns
Community events and visits fill a weekend in La Grange, LaBelle, Knox City, Bethel, and surrounding areas. Rev Hallie Rice preaches with Mrs Rice. numerous relatives travel, visit, and trade. School meetings draw large crowds. new Fruit Hill board member Frank Luckett elected. Unity Lodge hosts district Rebekah talk. health updates and travels among local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallie Rice
la Grange
Baptist Church
Iruit Hil
Joseph Rudd
Great Falls
Mont
Radd
Montana
Fannie Bowles
Tom
Alice Pruett
Meda
la Plata
Jake Barnes
J. Smith
Fdina
Leona Smith
L. I. Smith
Bethel
Brashear
A. W. Rouner
Sue Smith
Fruit Hill
Frank Luckett
George
Washburn
Woodland
Leonard Bergman
Homer Tuckett
Wim
Glover
Rev. McMahan of
Lavelle
Christian Church
Nea
Union
M. Bd
Don Pierce
Gorin
Bettle Holmes
Tom Mebanite
M. BR. Horton
Paris
W. J. Davin
Liberty
Unity Lodge
Cl HL "Packer
Rebekah
Shelbina
Knox City
Shomer Hendren
Chas. McDinmied
Local Social Roundup at Kuesta and Barry Visits
June events note Rev Pinkston’s daughter and Miss Powell with Mrs Win and family visiting. Sunday visits include Mrs Wat Tinslee and family, and Mr and Mrs Graff's liber ly trip. Weekend gatherings feature Ruth and Rachel Watera with Hagel and Sibert sisters, Standard Bearers with Havel and Leta Sibert. Several townsfolk travel to Quincy and Timswell to visit ill relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Aiken
Perry
J. O. Conklin
M. A. Hoke
Erma
Florida
George Morton
Terman
Woodbine
Iowa
George Casteel
Ellen Smith
M. E. Anderson
Pinkston
Eekes
Anna
Pod. Moore
M.A. Graff
Mra
Ray Moore
Quincy
Harry ST Dives
Dues Test
Mro
Chas Wall
Charley Huff
Mroo
GG. A. Hendricks
Mr. Akerson
Barry
D. Moore
Timewell
Local Notes From Shelbina and Nearby Towns
Shelbina Missouri and nearby areas report a week of social visits and errands. Hannibal visitors include Russell Tenney and Edith Rawlings who will join Smith and Rawlings store clerking. Families travel to Hannibal Monroe City and Quincy for funerals illness and visits while local businesses see activity with Cloyce Sears opening Flivver Inn near Walnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelbina
Russell Tenney
Hannibal
Lucy Connely
Miles and
Bates
Ella Edmondson
Leatner
Warren Quigley
Robert Quigley
Mia
Harold Carter
Ed Adams
Monroe City
Baynum
Anna Margaret Munch
Quincy
Julia Settles
Boya School
Augusta Green
Laura Green
J. W. Dickson
Evla Rae
Mac c
Velma Forman
Clarence
J. P. Murray
Edith Rawlings
Paris
J. F. Snyder
Warning to dealers on tax price increases and misrepresentation
Washington April 10 Daniel C Roper internal revenue commissioner warned manufacturers or dealers not to raise prices of taxable articles beyond the tax and not to misrepresent the tax to customers Penal provisions exist in the law for such misrepresentations He credited businessmen and citizens for aiding the tax collection this year and urged continued cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daniel C. Roper
Internal Revenue
Roper
Japs Who Served With Army Can't Get Papers
EL PASO Texas April 10 Judge W R Smith in United States district court ruled Japanese who served in the U S Army cannot become American citizens under the naturalization act waiving declaration of intention. The decision holds the law conflicts with the requirement that applicants be free white persons or of African descent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Texas
United States
W. R. Smith
United States District Court
Fort Bliss
Daniels And Advisers To Start Home May 12
Acting Secretary Roosevelt receives word that Mr Daniels and his three chief technical advisers, now in Paris conferring with allied admiralty officials on capital ships aviation and other matters, will start home May 12 aboard the transport Leviathan. The party plans to finish abroad with a stop in England arriving in April and will meet at Chawmont, the American army headquarters, next Monday before continuing along the battlefront.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daniels
Leviathan
Roosevelt
Paris
England
Chawmont
Battlefront
Ten Nurses Awarded French Medal in Epidemics
Ten American army nurses have been awarded the Medaille D'Honneur Des Epidemics by the French government. The ceremony occurred at Red Cross Military Hospital Number 112 in Auteuil with twenty three officers of the American medical corps and seven enlisted men receiving the decoration alongside a noted pathy ering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Red Cross
Auteuil
Pathy Ering
Keeping Up With the Joneses in Comic Snippet
In a humorous fragment set in a home, Lizzie the upstairs maid teases about marriage while Nora the housekeeper persistently asks if the speaker is considering matrimony. The scene hints at domestic dynamics and social expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie
Nora
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Restauaant
Fox
Newcomb Hotel
Cook
Chandock Boys School
Beneral
N. Sth
Hampshire Street
Franklin House
I-41
hHeytie
Riggs Optical Company
Hearth Floor
Majestic
Ofice
Otis Elevator
Urban Store Co
Belleville
GoMen
West Quincy
Staunton
Boudreau
State Bank
Mr. Fisher
Illinois
Gabel Packing Company
Et N. Peoria Sk
J. L. Hoopes
Depot
Weels
6Th Ave
Ford
Dodge
Weare
T Family
Bundle Washing
North Fifth St
Wantied
Ilomers
Carneaux and
Mondaines
Squabs
Gem City Pigeon Lofts
R. W. Laacke
Quincy Rug Works
A. J. Liebman
North Sixth Avenue
Davis-Cleaver Produce Co
Quincy, NL
Pioneer Creamery Co
Spring St
Quincy, N
Buaiveas
Oran
Maine
Panare, Bee
T. C. Poling and Co
Taos
Neigwins
William
George Fi Gille
Perfection Tire and Rubber Co
North Fourth
J. R. Little Metal Wheel Company
First
Cedar Streets
Reid
Job
Golden
Witt Bros. Sheed CO
Golden, Lt
Henry Tushaus
Vine St
Otto Kreigshauser
Harrison
O. A. Moyer
Hadley
I M. Munger and Sens
DeKalb
Rhode Island
Matthew Lepper
R. It
Quincy, iii
J. M. Llogga
Bethany
White Plymouth Rocks
Guy Harrison
Bowen
Mamie R. Houseweart
Kinderhook
Rhode _ Island
W. W. F. Cordsieman
South Twenty-second
J. J. Ingram
Sals—Chalmers
South 4Th
Frank Miller
Maine St
Zul
Central
Ford Station
W. I. Metready
Kuvng North Sixth Ave
Maine Street
Homer Swope
6Th St
N. Ie
Cor
12Th
Locust Sts
Terry
Locust
Farmas
Sean F. McCready
North Sixth Ave
New Canton
Minuls
Redman
Beverly
Byron A. Campbell
Ill
Undertakers
N. 6Th ST. Lady Assistant
Harry Pocras
Quincy Savings & Loan Office
T.C Poling & CO
T. C. Poling
Samuel Woods
Legal Department
T. C. Poling, Jr
Blackstone Bidz
Cixth
Vermont
G. W. Burch
Park Hotel
O. C. Brown
Fred Sexauer
Welsch
Hampshire St
M. A. Duker
Federal Service Institute
Washington, SD
Delleht Film Co., Inc
Wabash Ave
G&t
Hartman Bros. Mattress
Broadway
F. H. Kreuger
Wm. Junkerman
WHIG
M. B. White
Hannibal, Mo
Frubber Liviers
D. F
Oliver
G. R Cottrell
Wells Bldg
Rosen and Subeck
Doll Hospital
Hampshire St. Phene
Koetter Mattress Co
Phono
Ida E. Petznick
Rewand
Hampshire
Quincy Whig
H. M. Harrison
Wells Building
Daugherty & Co
Quincy, IL
State Loan Co
Weiler Bros
North 5Th Street
Knollenberg’s Poultry Foods
Knollenberg
H.P
Knollenberg Milling Co
8Th and
York, Quincey, IN
E. Best
Palestine
Mecca
Turkey
Tallahased
Florida Senate
League of Nations
Wilson
Palmyra
Newark
Beverly, Ill
Daniels and
Advisers
Quincy Railway Company
Joneses
Ethelbert
Reggie Astorbilt
M' Boy
Mrs. Astor Bilts
Gwendolyn the
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