Lutheran Women to Meet in Carthage
The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary society of the northern conference of the Central Illinois synod of the Lutheran church will hold an all day meeting in Carthage Wednesday May 3. The program includes devotional services talks music and an election of officers with Carthage officials and ministers among the participants.
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Home and Foreign Missionary Society
The
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the
Northern Conference
Central
W. F. Barnett
Mendon
W. PF. Barnett
Carrie Stephens
Carthage
Round Table
C. W. Breitweiser
Quincey
Carthage College
Frank Sanford
Springfield
Solo
Jncle Carthage
Neibert
Champaign
T. B. Uber
C. A. Barnhart
Jacob Diehl
Felgar
West Point
Edw. Deege
Liberty
Unpaid Taxes Draw Interest Soon
County Treasurer F E Peters warns taxpayers that the grace period ends soon and taxes unpaid after May 1 bear 1 percent monthly interest plus advertising costs. He must collect about $170,000 in delinquent city taxes this year, plus several thousand in county townships, and about $45,000 in drainage and other special taxes.
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W Peters
Peter
Case Dismissed for Want of Prosecution
For want of prosecution the charge of peace disturbance against Cheries Johnson was dismissed in police court Saturday morning. The warrant for his arrest was issued earlier at the complaint of Frank Johnson who failed to appear to prosecute. Frank Neff was fined $3 and costs on a peace disturbance charge at the complaint of his wife. Edward Clary was fined $2 and costs for intoxication.
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Cheries Johnson
Frank Johnson
Frank Neff
Sarah Neff
Edward Clary
Proper Food Improves Health Says Postum Ad Letter
A Missouri teacher credits Grape-Nuts and Postum for recovery from nervous prostration and poor digestion. She describes back pain, dull headaches, and memory issues but improves after starting the regimen. The letter, signed by a Postum Co. representative, touts genuine testimonials and urges readers to seek the same results.
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Providence
Tam
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
New Permanent Mail Schedule for Downtown Chicago
Postmaster Lummis won official permission to make permanent the new downtown mail delivery schedule adopted after a 30 day trial. The plan speeds delivery for Chicago train No 3 due to an earlier second carrier trip. Eight inside men depart the post office at 7 05 for the first trip then 8 45 on the second 11 10 on the third and 1 00 on the fourth, with night train mail delivered on the first trip.
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Lummis
Chicago
Burlington
Old House Sale Brings $450.50 on Ground Plot
Auction of five brick and two frame houses on Second and Chestnut streets realized 450.50 for the Park and Boulevard association. Principal buyers included IT H Benn ing H S Lee Frank Zengle and J P Penny. J Ingram was the auctioneer. Debris must be cleared within 30 days. ground may be leveled and sown in grass for Riverview park.
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Second
Chestnut Streets
Boulevard and Park Association
Hf. Benning
H. S Lee
Frank Zengle
J. P. Penny
J. Ingram
Park and Boulevard Association
Grase 4
Riverview Park
Soldiers' and Sailors' Home Hospital Patients and Transfers
Large crowd attended a cottage 20 music night at the Soldiers' and Sailors' Home. Mrs. Winegartner, gravely ill with pneumonia, was moved to hospital. Cottage 20 residents Mrs. and Mr. Lease and granddaughter Josie Cunningham visit cottage 6. Cunningham to Barry Sunday. Illness spreads: Mr. Davis and wife with pleurisy. Daugh ters report Milgrim in Virginia is ill with tuberculosis. Reentries: William Severens, 85th Illinois infantry, admitted April 20 to cottage 9. James E. Pippitt, 15st Illinois infantry, readmitted April 20 to cottage 18. Parker of 10th Kentucky cavalry discharged from the Home. Mrs. Woods of cottage 22 hosts daughter and granddaughter from Mr. Sterling. Reland returns to work after two weeks illness. he is chief cook in general kitchen. George Collins, ex corporal, moved to cottage 13. George Hunt fills his former role. Mrs. Bates of cottage 6 learns son in hospital in California will soon depart for Mexico. Rose of cottage 20, who broke hip months ago, improving. Rheumatism noted as persistent.
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Cottage 20
Winegartner
Mrs. Lease
Josie Cunningham
Barry
Wall
Cottage 6
Miss Cunningham
Mr. Davis
Cottage
John Friday
Virginia
Milgrim
William Severens
85Th Illinois Infantry
James E. Pippitt
Ilinois
William H
Parker
10Th Kentucky Cavalry
Woods
Sterling
Reland
Ife
George Collins
Cottage 13
George Hunt
Netherlands Passes Bill to Ban Ship Exports
The Hague Netherlands special report notes a new bill approved by both chambers to ban export and chartering of ships without government consent. The move aims to curb outward sales as Baltic and Black Sea closures shrink routes, with the Netherlands fleet dropping 19 ships and 66,000 tons in six months.
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Hague
Netherlands
Holland
New-York-Marsvilles
New York-Australia
Chile-North America
North-South America
Belgium
Commission For Relief
Baltic
Black Seas
Far East
Cape of Good Hope
Hungary Opposes Customs Union in Central Europe
Budapest chamber of commerce passes resolution opposing a Central European Customs Union embracing Germany Austria Hungary and possibly Bulgaria The meeting included Ministry officials industry leaders banks and mine owners The main argument is that the union would mainly benefit Germany and Austria and hamper Hungarian development Dr Paul Szende leads opposition warning against Greater Austria and regional dependency Supporters say small states cannot survive without new European conditions.
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Budapest
Hungary
Paul Szende
Union of
Hungarian Traders and Manufacturers
Europe
Austria
Greater
Germany
Belgium
Serbia
Szende
Germans Continue Export of Sugar Scarcity in Germany Warned
From Germany reports of sugar scarcity spread as butter fats grow scarce. Government curtailed exports after initial allowance, leading to high prices, reduced beet production, and halved supplies to confectioners and breweries. Authorities warn against hoarding while March harvests slim.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Germany
Wolland
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Ship Owners OF Holland Tempted
Zurich Dispatch
Ra Leerco Ae Cie
Quincy, Il
Potter & Vaughn Co
Kespohl
Mohrenstecher’s
Quincy
In Ombre
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Pater
Lisle Union
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Cambrie
Valathiv
Zoe
Longeloth Princess
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