Bankers Back Plan For Farm Adviser Aid In County
McDonough county may hire a farm adviser if farmers form a group and seek state and government aid. Farmer Rusk urged farmers to organize first, with bankers offering financial help and educational support. He cited Quincy and Audrain county examples showing advisers’ benefits and agricultural progress.
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Farmer Rusk
McDonough County
Rusk
Bankers
Good Hope
Presbyterian Church
the County Bankers’ Association
Rusky
Quincy
Conaway
Mr. Rusk
Audrain County
Adams County Farm Improvement Association
Adams County Association
Celebration program for I O O F anniversary in Quincy
Rev T W Bingaman and A Otis Arnold will speak at the ninety seventh anniversary of the I O O F birth in Odd Fellows hall. Rebekah lodge members help lead the program with Mrs Catherine Thomas to speak. Joint celebration includes supper and dancing. local committee members listed with readings, solos, and remarks.
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TW. Bingaman
Luther Memorial Church
A. Otis Arnold
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Rebekah Lodge
Catherine Thomas
Rebekahs
Odd Fellow
Rebekah
Quincy
J. L. Raymond
A C. Swartwout
G. W. Miller
J.T. Scott
Thomas Williford
Mary Farwell
Clarry Pierson
Fred Neumann
Nina Spencer
Gertrude Melvin
T. W. Bingaman
The
Catherine 9 .Thomas
Florence Neumann
Lillian Raymond
John T. Dehner
Two Children Taken From Mother In Custody Dispute
Probation Officer Nolan removed Myrtle Watson's two daughters, aged 8 and 10, from their home at 102814 North Fourth Street and placed them in the Detention Home after finding the mother unfit. Watson has prior police court appearances and ties to a burglary case against her husband. the children will remain in custody until suitable homes are located.
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Nolan
Myrtle Watson
North Fourth Street
Watson
Wesley Rolland
Jack Dailey
Druffel
Eagles Minstrel Show at Hippodrome Tuesday Night
Local note: Eagles present a minstrel show at the Hippodrome Tuesday evening with tickets on sale at the box office. Various local people are mentioned visiting family in Palmyra and Blue Mount, with several Easter and wedding related events noted in Paloma and Memphs.
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Eagles
Hippodrome
William Blausett
Timewell
St. Mary's Hospital
Lafler
Chiron Vractor
J. Rogers
Little Daughter
South Fifth Street
Palmyra
Missouri
J. L. Rogers
Snyder
Irene Broady
Owney
James Nations
Blue Mount
Kansas
Broady
Percy Broady
Paloma
Dangers of Draft Bring Relief With Sloan's Liniment
A 1920s style ad claims Sloan's Liniment eases draft related ailments like neuralgia stiff neck and sore muscles. It asserts rapid blood flow reduces pain with a tingling warmth and promises relief after one or two applications with sleep restored. Price listed as 25 cents at druggists.
recruiting drive opens in Occidental hotel in Quincy
Sergeant W. J. Hanson of the U S Army opened a three day recruiting station at 6234 Hampshire street in the Occidental hotel. He came from the Peoria station and has recruited in Streator Illinois. Few men volunteer as prosperity reduces enlistment. Hanson urged good moral character and physicals for enlistment and declined a post office room to avoid a longer stay. He has five years in the Philippines and eleven years in the Army.
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W. J. Hanson
Occidental
Hampshire Street
Sergeant Hanson
Peoria
Streator
Ill
Quincey
Hanson
Elmer Lummis
Quincy
Philippines
Theodore J Peters Dies of Rheumatism at 12
Theodore J Peters 12, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Peters of 84312 South Eighth street, died at 9 30 Friday morning after five weeks with sciatic rheumatism. Born January 21 1904 in Concordia Missouri he moved to Quincy with family, attended St Jacobi parochial school and was loved by neighbors. Survived by parents sister Erna brother Mitchell and grandparents Theodore Wilde Mt Olive I. Funeral at private family residence 2 pm then 2 30 pm at St Jacobi Lutheran Church.
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Theodore J. Peters
Henry Peters
South Eighth Street
Ife
Concordia
Quincy
St. Jacobi
Erna
Mitchell
Theodore Wilde
Mt. Olive I
St. Jacobi Lutheran Church
Henry Arrowsmith Dies in St. Joseph Missouri
Henry V. Arrowsmith, a former Quincy resident, died at his St. Joseph home at midnight after a brief illness. He had suffered from peritonitis and had been in ill health for some time. A longtime employee of the United States Express Company, he was born in...
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Henry V. Arrowsmith
Quincy
St. Joseph
Mr. Arrowsmith
United States Express Company
Ife
Local Express Official Dead After Long Service
New Albany Indiana native 65, orphaned young, moved to New Orleans then Quincy. He joined United States Express, rising to traveling auditor, married in Quincy in 1884, moved to St Joseph Missouri to run its express office until the company closed. A Mason, his body to be brought to Quincy for burial with funeral plans not yet set.
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New Albany
Ind
New Orleans
Quincy
United States Express Company
St. Joseph
Mrs Sophia Bloom Dies In St Joseph At 70
Mrs Sophia Bloom a former resident of this city died Thursday at 1 10 am in St Joseph Missouri at her daughter Mrs William Albrecht hospital and home time. She had lived with her daughter since her husband died two years ago and grief over his death and a son’s death in January impaired her health. Born in Quincy she spent most of her life here and was 70. Survived by her only daughter Mrs Albrecht of St Joseph where the funeral will be held this afternoon at 3 oclock with burial at Mont Mora cemetery. John McCrory a former Adams county resident died at 4 am Thursday in Muskogee Oklahoma after prior health decline and a Rochester Minnesota operation failed to restore health. He went to Rochester for operation but did not recover. After the operation in Rochester he re-
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Sophia Bloom
William Albrecht
St. Joseph
Bloom
Quincy
Albrecht
Mont Mora Cemetery
John McCrory
Adams County
Muskogee
Oklo
Rochester
Minn
Morris
Okla
Payson
McCrory
Oklahoma
Mabel Schuermeyer
San Diego
Calif
A. D. Adcock
Okmulgee
Alice
Kirksville
TALORGRAM NO 18 The suit that's made for you is YOUR SUIT
A brief item promotes tailored suits claiming a perfect fit and personal style. No concrete event or date provided.
Obituary: McCrory and Goodman Families Noted Residents
Morris Oklahoma native Mr. McCrory dies at 54 after building oil interests in Oklahoma. Survived by widow four daughters two sons and siblings. Funeral Sunday at Barry Methodist church with burial in Park Lawn cemetery. Mrs Dora Goodman dies at home and funeral set for Clayton services.
Funeral arrangements for Joseph Brueggeman announced
The funeral service for Joseph Brueggeman will begin at 8:30 a.m. Monday at his residence, 12k North Eleventh, followed by a 9:00 a.m. service at St. John's Catholic Church. Burial will take place at St. Boniface Cemetery.
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Joseph Brueggeman
St. John’s Catholic Church
St. Boniface Cemetery
Funeral services for Herman L. Kurk held at home and church
The funeral for Herman L. Kurk was conducted at 3 PM Friday at the family home 735 South Ninth Street with private services and at 3:30 PM at Salem Evangelical Church led by Rev. H J Leemhuis. The Salem quartet provided music as many attended. Bearers were Henry Sprick, Henry Christ, Chris Meyer, William Lange and William Lehbrink. Burial followed in Greenmount Cemetery.
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Herman L. Kurk
South Ninth Street
Salem Evangelical Church
H. J. Leemhuis
Salem Quartet
Henry Sprick
Henry Christ
Chris Meyer
William Lange
William Lehbrink
Greenmount Cemetery
Wiemelt Boy to Be Declared Delinquent
Mrs. Christine Wiemelt must appear in county court on Saturday April 29 to show why her 11 year old son Carl Wiemelt should not be declared delinquent. He was among youths arrested for breaking into and burglarizing a small store near the Soldiers Home entrance late last week.
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Sgmmons
Christine Wiemelt
Carl Wiemelt
Wiemelt
Woman's Loyal Circle Auxiliary to the Moose
A fragment notes a social hour with refreshments, mentioning the Woman's Loyal Circle as an auxiliary to the Loyal Order of Moose. The text indicates a community gathering context within fraternal organization activities.
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Loyal Order of Moose
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