Quincy 10 Have New Street Cars Arrive Soon
Walter J. Adelpohl and J. M. Rosenbury of McKinley Traction are due in Quincy to inspect offices and equipment for new street cars. The plan calls for lighter airbag streetcars, broader deployment, and increased staff to handle higher traffic as cars are added citywide.
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Quincy 10
Walter J. Adelpohl
J. M. Rosenbury
McKinley Traction Company
Mr. Adelpohl
Mr. Rosenbury
Rosenburs
Tweifil
Dlimie
Teasan
Local notices and ads highlight events and sales
Local Pick-Ups Moose Whist and Prince tonight. Miss Bernice Wheeler returns to Jacksonville college after Easter with her parents Mr and Mrs HH N Wheeler. Have you punctured a tire Then get Lee Puncture Programres at Gunther Hardware Co. Joseph Mushold sprained ankle Sunday unable to act as janitor Bermian school Monday a substitute employed. N S B C dance tonight Gents 25c Ladies Free. John Lynihan address on The Value of a Chamber of Commerce printed for members. Special Aluminum skillets 79 with coupon. Chauncey Maher returns to Champaign to resume medical studies. Puncture Pro Tires at Gunther Hardware Co.
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Bernice Wheeler
Jacksonville College
HH. N. Wheeler
Lee
Gunther Hardware Co
Joseph Mushold
Bermian
N.S. B.C
John Lynihan
Commierce
Chamber of Commerce
Chauncey Maher
E. P. Maher
Camp Point
Champaign
Cunther Hardware Co
Amusements Today Showcard Highlights Theaters
Orpheum presents Oliver Players in Arizona. Moving Pictures features Star Robert Edeson in For a Woman's Fair Name. Belasco Parisian Romance and Savoy The Flying Torpedo rack up attractions. Colonial shows Jewel with Ella Halk, and Henry B. Walthall stars in Blind Justice in 3 acts. Also Matilda's Fling Edison comedy and The Wardrobe Woman with Billy Billings.
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Orpheum
Oliver Players
Arizona
Moving Pictures
Robert Edeson
Princase
Belasco
Savoy
Ella Halk
Ilenry B. Walthall
Matilda
Heart Disease Given as Cause of Death
William A. Hagemann died near Bluff Wall from heart disease, coroner M. J. Haley presiding. Hagemann, 61, died Monday evening on a farm near Bluff Hall church where he stayed with Fred Wollbrink. Miss Anna Echternkamp testified she found him later that evening. neighbors were summoned. Hagemann was born in Quincy March 2, 1840, and leaves a wife, eight children, two daughters Mrs Beard Tloener and Arliss Hildegard Pagemann, and six sons in Chicago and locally, plus six grandchildren. The body was taken to Herman Stormer undertaking parlors for burial preparations. funeral later.
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William A. Hagemann
Bluff Wall
M. J. Haley
Quincy
Mr. Tapemann
Fred Wollbrink
Hagemann
Bluff Hall
Anna Echternkamp
Pred Wollbrink
Th G. Eechternkamp
Folua
Uarrison Street
Beard Tloener
Arliss Hildegard Pagemann
Arethore
Chicago
Albert
Carl William
George
John
Herman Stormer
Palmer Funeral Draws Large Crowd At Home Service
The funeral of Thomas J. Palmer was held at 2:30 PM Tuesday at the family home 1210 North Sixth Street. Rev N M Rigg of the Vermont Street Methodist church officiated with Rev and Mrs Rise singing and Rise playing the harp. Many relatives attended and flowers came from Detroit St Louis and Chicago. Six nephews served as pallbearers.
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Thomas J. Palmer
North Sixth Street
N. M. Rigg
Vermont Street Methodist Church
Fred
William
Arthur Kiem
Archie Pape
Eviler
Kaltenbach Burial Attended by Kin in Greenmount Cemetery
Herbert Kaltenbach’s funeral drew out of town relatives and friends including Mrs. W. E. Morgan of Pittsfield, Mrs. Catherine Taylor of Chicago, and Mrs. Mary Scarborough of Richland Mo, the deceased’s sister.
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Herbert Kaltenbach
Greenmount Cemetery
W. E. Morgan
Pittsfield
Catherine Taylor
Chicago
Palmer
Mary Scarborough
Richland
Funeral of Mrs Goodman Sunday in Timewell
Timewell Illinois April 26 the funeral services of Mrs Charles Goodman were held Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock from the Baptist church of which she was a member. She had been a longtime resident with many friends and relatives mourning her death.
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Timewell
Ill
Charles Goodman
The
Baptist Church
Carriage and Wagon Makers Ball Draws 1200 In Turner Hall
The Carriage and Wagon Makers' Renewal ent association held its 24th annual ball in Turner hall drawing 1200 attendees Monday night. O'Farrell's orchestra provided music as the arrangement committee led by George TH Pank T Golling George Schreiber George Geiger Jr and George Pleckenkamp earned praise for a well run event.
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Renevalent Association
Turner Hall
O'Farrell
George TH
Pank
T. Golling
George Schreiber
George Geiger, Jr
George Pleckenkamp
Mr. Geiger
Shooting Season Requested by Sportsmen Club
The Southern Tineis Sportsmen's club at East St. Louis Illinois condemned the application of the federal game law and will send petitions to Minnesota Congressmen asking for modification. They seek a March shooting season annually and claim current enforcement discriminates against Aliners and Missouri.
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East ST. Louis
Til
Southern Tineis Sportsmen’s Club
Minnis
Missouri
Sinnock 10 Head Varsity Captain at Quincy High
Ray Sinnock was elected captain of the 1916 Quincy High School baseball team after school Tuesday. He was chosen by the players who have been practicing this season. About 16 players were selected to form the squad for the season.
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Ray Sinnock
Quincy High School
Local team holds practice at Baldwin Park for upcoming Camp Point game
The squad is practicing each evening at Baldwin park to fine tune for the first game. A Friday matchup at Camp Point against their high school will reveal which players fill the positions as decisions are made in the next few days.
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Baldwin Park
Camp Point
Quincy M. C. A. to Attend Keokuk Volleyball Tournament
Members of the Quincy M. C. A. volleyball team will travel to Keokuk Saturday for a tournament with teams from Keokuk and Burlington. The opening match starts at 3 p m with two games in the afternoon and one at night. Keokuk, Hannibal and Quincy recently held a city tournament that ended in a tight finish.
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Keokuk
Quincy
How They Line Up Blue Sox Open Season With Fast Club
The Blue Sox plan a fast, hard hitting team using new material. Interest centers on Davenport Rock Island and Moline clubs. Opening game vs Rockford features pitchers Jack Peele John Carroll Carl Timmiersman Abner Gould Dan Adams catchers Lee Mills Gerald Cox Dan O Leary Joe Brock fielders Elmer Duggan Otte Koep.
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Blue Sox
Davenport
Rock Island
Moline
Rockoord
Jack Peele
John Carroll
Carl Timmiersman
Abner Gould
Dan Adams
Lee Mills
Gerald Cox
Dan O'Leary
Joe Brock
Elmer Duggan
Otte Koep
Pimple Plague Vanishes After Cuticura Cure
Fugene Vogt reports a month of large red itchy pimples covering his face that resisted tablets. He attributes quick healing after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, with two cakes and three boxes leading to recovery. The ad notes Cuticura offered worldwide sale and a 32 page Skin Book.
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Fugene Vogt
Tremont Ave
St. Louis
Ping Jack Conger and Al Ward: out fielders
Nelson Lynch Ray O'Brien and Bert Graham are noted as out fielders in the period account featuring Ping Jack Conger and Al Ward.
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Ping
Jack Conger
al Ward
Nelson Lynch
Ray O’brien
Bert Graham
Hannibal Debuts in Three I League With Promising Roster
Hannibal Missouri announces its entry into the Three I circuit this season with manager Ted Waring confident of a first division finish. The roster includes Arnold J. Hauser, formerly of the St. Louis Nationals and Federal League, plus pitchers Walter Galvin Don Keller Fred Clarke Fred Burnham Ross Dark and players Ted Waring Max Smith Betch Kerns Jack Beatty Steve Brewer Clifford Darringer Joe Wilkes Walter Mueller Edward Hoelscher Leo Seiffert William Rossoloni Eugene Morgan Fred Baerwald James Collins.
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Hannibal
Ted Waring
Waring
Quincy
Arnold J. Hauser
St. Louis Nationals
Federal League
Walter Galvin
Don Keller
Fred Clarke
Fred Burnham
Ross Dark
Max Smith
Betch” Kerns
Jack Beatty
Steve Brewer
Clifford Darringer
Joe Wilkes
Walter Mueller
Edward Hoelscher
Leo Seiffert
William Rossoloni
Eugene Morgan
Fred Baerwald
James Colins
Spring Suit and Waisted Apparel Sale Ad
After Easter sale notes finely tailored Spring Suits in serges poplins and checks with full skirts coats and trimmings. Wash waists in organdy and voile with embroidery and lace in white and striped patterns priced to entice. House dresses in gingham percale madras sizes 16 to 46 at 89 cents. Oxfords with high heels priced at 2.25.
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Percale
Madras
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Parker & Arnold
Quality Tailors
Broadway
Henry B. Walthall
Billy Billings
Mrs. Goodman
C. and
W. Ball
Sinnock
Cuticura
Dept
Victrolas
Caruso
Melba
Farrar
McCormack
Harry Lauder
Nat Wills
Sloan
Dargain Sale
St. Louis Regalia Co
Masons
Odd Fellows
Ben Hur
Eagles K. P.’s
Doerr Department Store
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