Taylor Road to Be Begun Today
Survey work to plan construction of the hard road from West Quincy to Taylor begins with Robert Whittaker leading six assistants. They start at Taylor, survey eastward to inform bids. Travel may resume if river fall continues. mud and water left by floods slow progress as locals test the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Taylor
Robert Whittaker
Marion County
Mr. Whitaker
Taylor Road
West Quincy
Burlington Bridge
Alfred Happel
Palmyra
Raymond Happel
Why I am a Minister by Rev Edward A Thompson
Rev Edward A Thompson, pastor of the Congregational church, spoke at the Lions Club luncheon in the Quincy Hotel Quircy. He said he chose the ministry for its service field and to keep professional ideals high, not for pay. The bathing beach promotion committee promised a full report at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Thompson
Congregational Church
Lions’club
Hotel
Quircy
Ev. Thompson
Quincy
Luther Drury
Louis Webber
Wallice Pope
Fowler Commencement Held Friday Night
Fowler pupils graduate in a Friday evening commencement led by Jefferson School principal Robert H. Malcomson as speaker and Superintendent John Steiner presenting diplomas and promotion certificates. The program features processional, songs, recitations, address on The School of the Future, and diplomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Malcomsoon
Jefferson School
Fowler Schol
John Steiner
Ethel Thyson
Margaret Thyson
Edgar Thyson
America
A. X Harrison
Fowler United Brethren Church
Wilma Mittelberg
Robert H. Malcomson
Quincey NL
School of the Future
Leta Carter
Vera Plunkett
W. L. Viar
Meta Hagmeyer
Winniefred Bagley
Violet Voorhis
Boys Glee Club
Paul Wittler
J. H. Steiner
Service Dramatic Committee Meeting In Quincy
Miss Marjorie Day from the national Community Service headquarters will meet the Quincy Community Service dramatic committee this afternoon at 4:30. Day arrived in Quincy Wednesday to promote activities in the dramatic line desired by the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Day
National Headquarters of
Community Service
Quincy Community Service
Miss Day
Quincy
Cases to Be Heard by Judge Higbee Next Week
Judge Harry Higbee of Pittsfield set a number of cases for hearing in circuit court Wednesday morning and will be in Quincy next Monday. The docket includes John Abbott v Adams County seeking to restrain the county from employing a county attorney and Charlotte McMullen v State Savings Loan & Trust Co over damages from a switch engine collision. Judge Albert Akers adjourned court to Monday morning after setting the suits. Other cases listed include H B W Kallista v Mary J Akali and Vola K Price v Thomas R Price separate maintenance, James W Akers v Mary C Akers, divorce, and O W Shannon v Charles H Achel pohi et al.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry. Higbee
Pittsfield
Quincy
John Abbott
Adams County
Charlotte McMullen
State Savings Loan & Trust Co
Vola K. Price
Thomas R. Price
James W. Akers
Mary C. Akers
State Savings Loan& Trust Company
O. W. Shannon
Charles H. Achelpohi
Freight restrictions eased by Burlington and Wabash officials
Burlington railroad officials announced Wednesday that several restrictions had been removed on freight shipments and relief is modest. Wabash officials confirmed all less than carload freight will be accepted and shipped to the designated point, while carload shipments remain restricted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington Railroad
The
Wabash
Taylor Road Campaign to Be Discussed Friday
In a Chamber of Commerce gathering Friday afternoon publishers and Quincy Motor Club and Automobile Trades members will discuss the Taylor road drive. J. M. Winters, campaign chairman, expects allied motor interests to attend and plan funding for road construction. Auto men meet at 4 p.m. publishers’ time to be set by A Otis Arnold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Road
Quincy Motor Club and Automobile Trades ,Association
Chamber of Commerce
J. M. Winters
Allied Motor Interest
Graders Stall as Roads Still Too Wet for Work
Graders faced soggy ground across the county on Wednesday as crews began cuts from Thirty-sixth and State streets but found the soil unable to drain. Roscoe Boyer, assistant road superintendent, said planned multiple graders will wait several days until roads dry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Boyer
Five More Objections to Lima Lake Assessment
Five more property owners in the Lima Lake Levee and Drainage District filed objections to the seventh assessment in the County Clerk’s office on Wednesday. The objectors are Christina Eagleson George Tuttle Walter Ferguson James Barnett and George L McCutchan. They claim the assessment against their properties exceeds the benefits to be derived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima Lake Levee
Troop 1 Tops Troop 7 in Scout Baseball Opener
In the opening game of the Boy Scout baseball league at South Park on Wednesday Troop 1 defeated Troop 7 by 9 to 8. Troop 1's lineup included R Whitney at second, M Carrett at short, G Earhardt pitching, G Govert at third, A Miller at first, R Pierson catcher, J Luhrs left, J Evans center, E Hess right, with others in the infield and outfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Park
Troop No
Troop
R. Whitney
M. Carrett
G. Earhardt
G. Govert
A. Miller
R. Pierson
J. Luhrs
J. Evans
E. Hess
Memorial Society Meets Tonight for Memorial Day Plans
The Adams County Memorial Society will meet at the armory tonight at 7 30 to discuss preliminary plans for observing Memorial Day in Quincy this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Society
Adams County Memorial Society
Armory
Quincy
Personal notices from Quincy and surrounding towns
Mr. and Mrs. Osborn and daughter Eva of Golden were in Quincy Wednesday. Ernie Frohwein of Macomb visits his aunt Mrs E Schultz at 102772 Maine Street. Mrs Clara Holtman hosted J E Club with Whist and a luncheon at 1039 South Twelfth Street. prizes went to Mrs William Laaker Mrs J Blades and Mrs Carl Haxell. Mrs W E Murphy of Mendon shopped in Quincy Wednesday. Mrs E Schulten of Mendon spent the day in the city. Mrs M Crank of Carthage was among out of town shoppers in Quincy. Miss N Bross of LaGrange Mo spent time in the city. Mrs E S Roberts of Canton Mo was shopping in Quincy Wednesday. Mrs C J Johnson of Hull was in town. Mrs Fred Tenhaeff of Golden was a Quincy shopper Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osborn
Eva
Golden
Quincy
Ernie Frohwein
Macomb
E. Schultz
Maine Street
Clara Holtman
J. E. Club
South Twelfth Street
William Laaker
J. Blades
Carl Haxell
W. E. Murphy
Mendon
E. Schulten
M. Crank
Carthage
N. Bross
LaGrange
E. S. Roberts
Canton
Will Hear Charges Against Union Head In Detroit
Detroit April 29 hearing on charges filed with the executive committees of the railroad maintenance of waymen's union against former president Allen E. Barker alleging mis-handling of half a million dollars of union funds will be taken up next Wednesday by a trial board selected by the grand officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Railroad Maintenance of Waymen’s Union
Allen E. Barker
Rialto Jazz Band Members Seek Injunction Over Funds
In Rialto Illinois a suit filed in circuit court seeks to restrain manager Howard Saunders from withdrawing $725 on deposit in Illinois State Bank. Frank Malambri Paul Ross and Sydney Hausman claim the money belongs to the Rialto Jazz band partnership and should be divided among all members. Saunders currently works on the Steamer G W Hill and has used the band name on the boat. George Jackson is the remaining band member. Attorney John Wall represents the complainants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rialto
Frank Malaricrn
Paul Ross
Sydney Hausman
Howard Saunders
Illinois State Bank
Sanders
Saunders
G. W. Hill
John Wall
Malambri
Ross
Hausman
George Jackson
Concrete Bridges To Replace Wood In County Aid Roads
Petitioners numbering 90 ask County Superintendent L L Boyer to replace wooden bridges along the county aid road between Liberty Burton township lines with concrete structures. Signers reside in Liberty Burton and Gilmer townships. bridges targeted are between Deege's and Longlett's estate and between Mader's and Reid's places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Boyer
Liberty
Burton
Quincy
Gilmer
Deege
Longlett
Mader
Reid
Boyer
Countty
Board of Supervisors
Quincy's Pulse Reports Arrests and Recruitments
A Quincy worker Harry Forrest was arrested on a charge of stealing overalls from fellow laborer A Buerkin at the Empire theater site. Ernest Farwein was accepted by the local navy recruiting bureau and will be sent to the Pacific island base Yerma. Four men joined the army for three year enlistments and went to Camp Grant. Wabash seeks riprap rock for river ballast. Jail doors failed to operate and a locksmith opened the door. Webster school pupils won a paper contest and will get ice cream. St John Lutheran church spire repairs began. T E Musselman to lecture on birds in the Boy Scouts Hall and Pays town reports also feature his talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Forrest
Empire Theater
A! Buerkin
Navy
Ernest Farwein
Buerma-Yerma
Pacific
Navy Department
Army
54Th Infantry
Camp Grant
Ill
Raymond Hayes
LaGrange
J. A. Leach
Cooper Hill
Harry Hadsell
Lindstreet
Quincy
T. C. Purvis
Perry
Elizabeth Mackey
Webster School
T. E Musselman
Boy Scouts Hall
Mr. Musselman
Boy Scouts
Marriage Licenses in Quincy List Amid Brief Announcements
Walter H Bruenger and Miss Isabelle C Bueter, both of Quincy, appear on license records. David W Brown, 41, and Mrs Lizzie Walton, 48, of Quincy. Charles White Jr, 29, East St Louis, and Franklin Hutchison, 24, of Quincy. Karl A Dix, 19 with father consent, of Quincy, and Flora I Dash, 20, of Quincy. George Lester Marlow, over 21, of Quincy, with Mrs Pearl Price Culpen, also over 18, of Quincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Bruenger
Legal
Quincy
Isabelle C. Bueter
David W. Brown
Lizzie Walton
Charles White, Jr
East St. Louis
Franklin Hutchison
Karl A. Dix
Flora I. Dash
George Lester Marlow
Pearl
Price Culpen
Quincey
La Porte executive runs for Indiana lieutenant governor
La Porte, Ind April 29 Major Arthur E. Lonn vice president of a local manufacturing firm announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for lieutenant governor of Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Porte, Ind
Arthur E. Lonn
la Porte
Indiana
Rejected Bid for Mill Creek Macadam Road Contract
Henry Rees was the sole bidder for a half mile macadam road on State Street at Mill Creek. The bid was rejected as it exceeded the engineer's estimate. The 2497 foot extension, funded roughly 13000 dollars half by the state and half by Adams County, plans to cut through Mill Creek hill instead of around it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Rees
State Street
Mill Creek
Board of Public Works
Springfield
Department
Adams County
Whig
Rees
L. L. Boyer
Mill Creek Hill
Missouri Fishermen Lose 480 Pounds Of River Catch
Deputy Fish and Game Warden Charles E. Clarke seized 480 pounds of Mississippi river fish at the Burlington station. The shipment, in transit from Alexander Missouri to Warsaw Illinois, was during the closed season. Illinois claims jurisdiction and will not permit shipment through the state. The confiscated fish were given to the Soldiers' Home and Woodland Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Fish and Game
Charles E. Clarke
Burlington
Alexander
Warsaw
Ill
Illinois Fish and Game Department
Illinois
Soldiers
Woodland Home
Clarke
R. F. Bradford
United Brethren quota near completion in canvass
Canvassers in the United Brethren drive of the Interchurch World Movement reported Wednesday evening that 2700 of their quota of 2900 had already been pledged. Much interest is shown in the Friendly Citizens campaign though canvass not yet started. A 100 check was contributed to the fund. The treasurer for the Friendly Citizens department will be appointed by chairman 3. F. O'Dell today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interchurch World Movement
Friendly Citizens
Friendly Citizen’s Department
F.o’dell
Deaths and transfers at Soldiers and Sailors Home
Mary M Gunnie wife of Joseph Gunnie died in hospital April 28 aged 67. Funeral Thursday at 9 a m in Catholic chapel with burial in home cemetery. Joseph Gunnie injured in Canada and Chicago accident but not in danger. Numerous transfers and passes reported among home residents with names and cottage numbers. George Floyd died in hospital April 7 aged 81, Civil War veteran. Burial of John A Medley noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary M. Gunnie
Joseph Gunnie
Edith Kurtz
Chicago
Canada
Henry C. Bever
Peter Klein
Pass
Wm. Immel
James N. McDaniels
S. M. Aldrich
Vinton Allen
Charles A. Floyd
Adams Street
Quincy
John A. Medley
G. A. Wm. Armentrout
David Pageye
Samuel R. Lewis
Charles Pangbam
James and
Jeannette Sisco
Mary A. Farrell
Sevan Bohman
Isaac C. France
Harriet D. France
Lucinda Park
Eugene B. Moore
Andrew McGraw
Thomas C. Rayner
Tames Garner
Directors Must Pay Tuition in Hendricks Case
The appellate court ruled that the Richfield school district must cover the High School tuition for the Hendricks boy and that the costs are to be paid by the individual directors rather than district funds. Judge S A Hubbard, representing Hendricks, welcomed the decision while Elza Williams for the directors argued against district responsibility. The ruling affirms the circuit court verdict in Adams County and directs directors to bear costs personally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendricks
Sam Gamble
S. A. Hubbard
Richfield
Adams County
Elza Williams
Pittsfield
Farm Bureau Drives 300 Members in Three Days
Farm Adviser F A Gougler reported Wednesday evening that about 300 men had enrolled in the Adams county Farm Bureau during the initial three days of the membership drive. The canvass is complete in North East township with over 100 names there, and drives in Clayton Camp Point and Houston townships were to be completed today. Dudley Myers of Mendon and state agricultural association representatives aid the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Gougler
Adams County Farm Bureau
North East
Clayton
Camp Point
Houston
Gougler
Dudley Myers
Mendon
State Agricultural Association
Deaths and Funerals for Mrs Anna E Gibbs
Mrs Anna E Gibbs of 903 North Fourth street died at 4 10 PM after about four years illness. Born in New York City she was 80. She lived here 35 years and was active in Vermont Street M E church. Husband died 25 years ago. Survived by one sister and one brother and seven sons and one daughter. Funeral at 1 30 PM at home and 2 PM at Vermont Street Methodist church. Friends invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna E. Gibbs
North Fourth Street
Gibbs
New York City
Vermont Street
M. E
J B Van Meter Dies After Illness at Daughter’s Home
J B Van Meter formerly of Ewing Missouri died at his daughter Mrs E S Vandrells home 53814 Spring Street Wednesday morning at 4 30 death from heart disease after an extended illness He had lived with his daughter for two years Surviving five children and burial set for Durham Missouri Friday morning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. van Meter
Ewing, Mo
E. S. Vandrell
Spring Street
Mr. van Meter
Hardin County
Missouri
J. A. Lewis
W. T. van Meter
Lewistown
J. R. van Meter
Ewing
J. C. van Meter
North Twenty-fourth — Street
Durham
Miss Letitia Adams Dies in Oklahoma City
Miss Letitia Adams born in Quincy died in Oklahoma City Oklahoma Tuesday. The body will be brought to Quincy for burial. She was daughter of Mr and Mrs John Quincy Adams of this city and moved with them to Kansas in 1891 later to Oklahoma. Surviving are sister Mrs John Q Robinson of Oklahoma City and brother George of Ottumwa Iowa plus cousins Miss Effie Adams Miss Josephine Adams and Mrs Emma McQuary of Quincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letitia Adams
Quincy
Oklahoma City
Okla
John Quincy Adams
Kansas
Oklahoma
John Q. Robinson
George
Ottumwa
Iowa
E. Adams
Effie Adams
Josephine Adams
Emma McQuary
Death of Mrs Mary M Gunnie at Soldiers and Sailors Home
Mrs Mary M Gunnie died Wednesday morning at the Soldiers and Sailors Home hospital after a illness of several months. She was 67. Surviving are her husband Joseph Gunnie who is ill in Detroit, a daughter in Chicago, a stepdaughter and two sisters. The funeral will be held this morning from the Home chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary M. Gunnie
Soldiers and Sailors Home Hospital
Joseph Gunnie
Detroit
Mich
Chicago
Home
Funeral services held for Mrs Hannah Huseman
Mrs Hannah Huseman funeral services were conducted at the family home 520 Adams street and at St Pauls church with Rev Warshow officiating. The Salem quartet sang and burial followed at Woodland cemetery with six grandsons serving as pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Huseman
Adams Street
St. Paul's Church
Warshow
Salem Quartet
Woodland Cemetery
Ralph McCabe Dies at Sixteen in Mendon Family Funeral Plans
Ralph McCabe aged 16 died in Bles sing hospital Wednesday afternoon from a complication of diseases. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. William McCabe of Mendon and the body will be taken to Mendon for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph McCabe
Blessing Hospital
William McCabe
Mendon
Inheritance tax receipts filed in county court
Receipts for inheritance taxes on the estates of Anna B. Bull Milton S. Cabell and Lyman Seymore were filed in county court Wednesday by County Treasurer Frank Jasper. Seymore tax was 38484.43 Cabell tax 0. The Bull estate tax totaled 31.74.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna B. Bull
Milton S. Cabell
Lyman Seymore
Frank Jasper
Seymore
Cabell
17 Year Old Girl Missing After Show
Detectives in Quincy search for Virginia Martin a 17 year old daughter of Mrs Thomas J Martin of 307 Washington street who left for the Orpheum theater Monday night and did not return home Sister Mrs Frank Schwartz says Virginia met a young man at Fourth and State streets and planned to meet after the show No marriage talk or secret keeping suspected Mother is distressed and unsettled by her disappearance Virginia is described as five feet four inches tall with brown hair blue eyes and a green coat with a black fur collar on the night she vanished
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy Police Department
Virginia Martin
Thomas J. Martin
Washington Street
Orpheum Theater
Frank Schwartz
Virginia
Fourth and
State Street
Schwartz
Payson School Names New Superintendent And Teachers
John Lewis appointed superintendent of Payson schools at a salary of 2000 dollars. County Superintendent John Steiner announced the change. In Golden grade school Lily King becomes primary teacher at 100 dollars a month, Vera Hecox teaches third and fourth grades at 92.50 dollars, Oliver McCoy teaches fifth and sixth grades at 92.50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lewis
Payson
John Steiner
Golden
Hill Post American Legion Dance Opens in New Hall
A large crowd attended the Hill Post American Legion dance at the Scout Headquarters building on Wednesday night. The new hall featured brilliant lighting that enhanced the event. William Stanbury served as entertainment committee chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
William Stanbury
Illinois State Historical Society Meeting in Springfield May 14
The annual Illinois State Historical Society meeting will be held in Springfield on May 14. Speakers include Mrs Edna Armstrong Tucker Charles Bradshaw Miss Mary McDowell Arthur C Cole Mrs Grace Wilbour Trout and O A Harker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Illinois State Historical Society
Springfield
Edna Armstrong Tucker
Charles Bradshaw
Mary McDowell
Arthur C. Cole
Grace Wilbour Trout
O. A. Harker
Fifteen scientists elected to National Academy of Sciences
Washington April 29 Fifteen scientists were elected to NAS membership at the closing session of the annual meeting Among new members are William Duane Harvard University physicist James Rowland Angell psychologist and Carnegie Corporation president Joel Stebbins University of Illinois astronomer A J Carlson University of Chicago psychologist Lewis R Jones University of Wisconsin plant pathologist Charles K Leith University of Chicago geologist Dr Frank D Adams McGill University president of Canada was elected a foreign associate member
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Academy of Sciences
Society
William Duane
Harvard University
James Rowland Angell
Carnegie Corporation
Joel Stebbins
University of Illinois
A. J. Carlson
University of Chicago
Lewis R. Jones
University of Wisconsin
Charles
Birth in Police Officer Requet Family Increases Size
Patrolman Henry Requet welcomes a 10 pound boy adding to his eight children four boys and four girls. The family balance had girls ahead by one until the new arrival on Tuesday tying the score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Requet
Candy Makers Agree No Sugar Price Increase Yet
Midwest club members of the National Confectioners Association met at Hotel Sugar to discuss candy prices amid high sugar costs. They agreed that with a 60 day sugar stock and current supplies, there is no need to raise finished goods prices while noting rumors of scarce, expensive sugar and possible speculative control of distribution. Representives from Chicago St Louis Galesburg Davenport and other Midwest towns attended the all day session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest Club
National Confectioners’ Association
Quincy
Illinois
Chicago
St. Louis
Galesburg
Davenport
Midwest
Wright escapes from Indiana officer near Princeton
Wilbert Wright, a prisoner from the Indiana reformatory, escaped while en route from Quincy to Jeffersonville. The officer reportedly left Quincy with Wright bound by a short chain and linked handcuffs. Wright arrived in Quincy with a young woman and her child, who remains in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbert Wright
John McCafferty
Indiana Reformatory
Jeffersonville
Quincy
Princeton
Ind
Wright
Indiana
Consistory Reunion to Close with Banquet
The Quincy Consistory spring reunion ends tonight with a 6 o'clock banquet at the Masonic Temple after a three day meeting and a splendid program. Attending members from other cities include Fred W Burback of Peoria Lawrence Hannan of Peoria F P Laker of New York H C Seal of Topeka B F Duffy of Joplin H F Crocker of Clinton C C Bitter of Milwaukee J R Wiles of Guthrie and Harry K Roush of Bloomington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Masonic Temple
Consis
Fred W Burback
Peoria
Lawrence Hannah
F. P. Laker
New York City
H. C. Seal
Topeka
Kas
B. F. Duffy
Joplin
Harris appeals case to circuit court in shipment dispute
Dave Harris appeals a Justice of the Peace ruling as he argues he returned goods bought from Cohn Bros. of New York. Cohn Bros. claims they never got the shipment. A jury previously awarded Cohn Bros. twenty dollars. Harris seeks to present his side in the circuit court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Harris
Cohn Bros
New York
Circuit Court
Court of Justice of the Peace
Ben Heckle
Cohr. Bros
Harris
Harn
Proposed Coal Cost Plan Brings Protest
Washington April 29 coal operators oppose seasonal differential coal rates to spur summer storage. George Heaps of the Iowa Coal Operators Association warns Illinois operators would gain undue advantage as Iowa coal cannot be stored long. George Al Cushing of the American Wholesale Coal Association says the plan offers little storage incentive and harms competitive balance among coal fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Interstate Commerce Subcommittee
George Heaps
Iow
Coal Operators Association
Illinois
Iowa
George al Cushing
American Wholesale Coal Association
Paris papers raise prices for May 1
Paris newspapers including Figaro and Gaulois announced a price increase of 2 to 4 curtats on May 1. A similar rise by other papers will be considered at a publishers meeting tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Figaro and
Gaulois
Weather outlook for Illinois Missouri and Iowa
Illinois faces unsettled skies with cooler temps and showers in the north and central areas. Missouri shows partly cloudy conditions with cooler, unsettled weather in the north and west. Iowa expects increasing clouds, warmer in the east and cooler in the west, with showers and cooler conditions Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Missouri
Iowa
River Flood Forecast and Stage Readings
Observations at 7 a m central time show Keokuk 14 feet 12.6 inches and Hannibal 8 feet 13.2 inches with minor changes. The Des Moines River near lower Des Moines is forecast to rise for about 44 to 45 hours while the Mississippi from Muscatine to Louisiana will rise more slowly. Near Warsaw the Des Moines rise will offset the fall in the upper river range and the Quine to Louisiana stretch will rise about 0.5 foot in the next hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokuk
Warstwio
Hannnibal
Louisiana
St. Louis
Des Moines
Mississippi
Muscatine
Warsaw
Quine
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rev. Thompson
Fowler
Service Dramatic Committee
Abe Martin
Higbee
Lima Lake
Rialto Jazz
Edward Shelah
Wabash Railroad
Illinois River
Jim Baker
St. John Lutheran Church
Tk State ST
United Brethren
Farm Bureau
Lewis Spuerintendent
Payson School
Hill Post
State Historical Society
Frederick R. Nutt
Hattie McArthur
John GC
Lillie F. Young
Albert A
Ella M. Hillebrenner
John Wood
George C. Diker
G. W. Nations
Richfield Township
Joseph A. Nondorf
Anna A. Nondorf
Leo
J. Monckton
Walton Heights
Walter
Alvina Terwische
Marcus C. Wittman
J. W. McFadon
Rose Hartman
Leona Hudson
Loraine
John W. Ferguson
Edward
Leisy
Mathilda Sommer
Walter A. Sommer
Ethel Robertson
Aldo Park
Jacob and
Anna Raymond
Bernard Nais
Tillson
Marcus and
Carne Wittman
Frank and
Irene Mangold
William
Bertha Gerard
Melissa J. Laughlin
Payne
Marcelline
J. Henry
Hanrike Jansen
Tena Ihnen
Emminga
Oscar
Joemattie Hecox
Chalmer R. Hecox
Clayton Township
Academy
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