Rain Boosts Gardeners As Fresh Produce Prices Rise
Rain needed for gardens as shipments arrive with green beans celery peppers and lettuce while fresh fruits and vegetables grow scarce. Peaches climb above 1.75 a bushel fob loading station to about 2.75 delivered. Arkansas peaches nearing end as California and Ohio Virginia markets shift in. Canteloupes vary in quality with California best. watermelons from Oklahoma average 29 pounds. A lengthy list details home grown and imported produce with many prices for apples bananas grapes oranges pears and other fruits Veg items include peppers lettuce onions tomatoes corn squash and potatoes with general notes on supply and seasonal shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Arkansas
Ohio
Virginia
Oklahoma
Michigan
Arizona
Florida
Weight Loss Advice With Oil of Kerein Capsules
A health ad urges immediate action against obesity. It promotes outdoor activity and a weight loss regimen using oil of kerein capsules from Miller Arthur Drug Co or any druggist, recommending one capsule after each meal and one before bed, plus frequent weigh-ins to reach normal weight. The ad claims kereln is harmless, aids digestion, and can yield noticeable weight reductions in days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller & Arthur Drug Co
Tanlac Advertisement Claims Health Revival from Digestive Aid
An advertisement extols Tanlac as a vegetable stomach remedy that tones and strengthens the digestive organs and liver, claims to restore bodily nutrition, and cites testimonials from Mrs. John D. Hall and others. It notes sales in Quincy and prices 1 per bottle or 3 for 275 postpaid, calling Tanlac the Master Medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Tonlac
Gary
John D. Hall
Tan
Rowell Doyowa
Probate Notes In County Court
August Dorkenwald named administrator of Anna Dorkenwald Band estate for 150000, double personal property value, approved. Inventory for Frances Marion Simmons shows real estate 32000, chattel 491.30, cash 51.95, notes/accounts 016.35. Sinois State Bank filed as executor for George H. Havens showing receipts 1265 43 and expenditures 5242.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Dorkenwald
Anna Dorkenwald
Francis Marion Simmons
John T. Simmons
Sinois State Bank
Wrator
George H. Havens
WILL SLOANS LINIMENT RELIEVE PAIN
Local clippings show an advertisement for Sloan's Liniment promising pain relief with a testimonial from James S. Ferg and others. The ad urges applying the liniment to affected areas for quick relief and mentions general benefits. Also appears amid a list of land transfers and personal notices.
J L Carter Dies in St Paul Minn
John I Carter a former Quincy citizen dies at 12 30 am in St Paul Minnesota at his son Thomas P Carters home due to complications of age He served long with C B & Q Railroad and earlier Burlington He retired in 1912 at 80 years old Survived by son Will two sisters and one brother Funeral set for Saturday at the Masonic temple with Bodley lodge conducting the rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John I. Carter
Quincy
Thomas P. Carter
St. Paul
Minn
Carter
C., B. & Q. Railroad Company
Burlington
Quincy Lumber Company
Bill
Thomas Carter
John Carter
Mr. Carter
Thomas
Great Northern
Will
Spencer Carter
Hannibal
Hannibal National Bank
Ed. Spencer
Lindstreet
Charles Slack
Los Angeles
Calif
Belle Carter
Anna Brown
Will Carter
Masonic Temple
Bodley Lodge
Henry Rookaird 17 Dies at Melrose Home
Henry Rookaird son of Mr and Mrs Harvey Rookaird died at noon Thursday in the family home near Eighth and Harrison Melrose township after a long illness from tuberculosis He was born in Quincy February 4 1899 aged 17 He leaves five brothers David Arthur Harvey Jr Carl and Leo and three sisters Mrs Tile Jansen Gladys and Eva Burial will be in Woodland cemetery after body was taken to August F Stormer s undertaking establishment for preparation for burial
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Henry Rookaird
Harvey Rookaird
Eighth and
Harrison
Melrose Township
Quincy
August F. Stormer
Undertaking Establishment
Stormer Undertaking
Woodland Cemetery
Towels Sale Offers 6 for 25 Cents With Color Borders
Good quality 15x24 Huck towels with red blue pink or yellow borders are marked down for this sale to six for 25 cents. The offer highlights soft absorbent material and a budget friendly price for shoppers.
Huck Towels Go On Sale In Varied Sizes
Huck Towels greatly reduced in sizes 16x34 and 18x86 from a popular quality. Usual price 10c. Sale price 81c or 6 for 48c. Extra heavy full bleached towels with white or red borders offered at 12c to 19c each, marked for sale at side each or 6 for 65c.
Window Smasher Held on Malicious Mischief Charge
Waldo Sly 1505 Spring street bound over to grand jury on malicious mischief for hurling a sea shell through a plate glass window at Schnelton Stoermer wholesale liquor store 713 Hampshire street. Alvin Gones discharged after pleading not guilty. Sly pleaded guilty. Window value 130 dollars. Sly bond 200 dollars. Mrs Frank Nauber fined five dollars plus costs for assault after striking Anglesbee over dog incident.
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Waldo Sly
Spring Street
Grand Jury
Schnelton- Stoermer Wholesale
Hampshire Street
Alvin Gones
Sly
Gones
Schnelton-Stoermer
Rosendale and
Schapergs
Nauber
Frank Nauber
Bay Front
Alfred Unglesbee
Anglesbee
Marriage Licenses List From Maquon and Nearby
Records show marriage licenses for Earnest E Simkins and Blanche Harshbarger of Maquon Ill aged 23 and 18 respectively, Luther Sandle of Lima Ill aged 23 with Hazel D Miller of Marcelline 19, Randolph Stewart of Quincy aged 58, and Mrs Caroline Johnson of Quincy aged 45. An examining optician is cited as an eye witness.
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Earnest E. Simkins
Maquon
Ill
Blanche Harshbarger
Luther Sandle
Lima
Hazel D. Miller
Marcelline
Randolph Stewart
Quincy
Caroline Johnson
Friends of Inmates Fined for Offense at Locke Home
Earl Peter and Frank Lugo were fined in county court after being found in the Locke home at 528 York Street by Sheriff Coens and deputies. Peter paid the fine, Lugo goes to the workhouse at 1.50 daily. Arnold Barnes was fined for assault on a tax driver. Hughes given probation on promise to pay wife five dollars weekly. Mais, jailed for 90 days on child abandonment.
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Earl Peter
Frank Lugo
Locke
York Street
Coens
Peter
Lugo
Arnold Barnes
W. D. Meyer
Funeral services for Miss Anna Durholt in Chicago and local funeral for infant
Funeral services for Miss Anna Durholt were held at 7:30 a.m. in the residence and at 9 a.m. in St. Boniface Catholic church with a solemn requiem mass led by Rev. Dean Degenhardt and aids. Burial followed in St. Boniface cemetery. Out-of-town relatives attended. Separately, William Bernard, seven, died at 6:30 a.m. from heat and injuries from a fall. Funeral for the child set for 8 a.m. at the family home and 8:30 a.m. at St. John’s Catholic Church with burial at Calvary.
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Anna Durholt
Chicago
South Seventh Street
St. Boniface Catholic Church
Dean Degenhardt
Didacus
A. G. Kunsch
William Bernard
William Crabbe
North Eleventh Street
St. John’s Catholic Parchial School
Tfe
Crabbe
Richard Emerick
Marguerite
Clara
Stella
Rosalia
Helen
St. John's Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
Return From Burial Of Levy Family In Chicago
Mr and Mrs Sig Levy returned Thursday morning from Chicago after attending the burial of Mr Levy s father at Rose Hill cemetery in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Sig Levy
Chicago
Mr. Levy
Rose Till
Funeral services for Henry Haddenhorst
Henry Wad denhorst funeral services are held at 3 30 o'clock this afternoon at the family home 1223 Hiampshire street burial in Woodland cemetery friends are invited to attend
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Henry Haddenhorst
Henry Waddenhorst
Hiampshire Street
Woodland Cemetery
R. H. Bakers Body to Arrive in Quincy with Daughter
The body of R. H. Baker, once a county resident, died in San Diego, and will arrive in Quincy next Wednesday with his daughter Mrs. William Tapeart. The funeral will be held in Pav cen next Thursday with Masonic services led by local brethren.
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R. H. Baker
San Diego
Calif
Quincy
William Tapeart
George Koehler
South Sixth Street
Pavcen
Masons
Towel Sale Headlines Reported
Plain white and colored border face towels offered in bulk with easy laundering. The sale promotes 19 cents each or six for a dollar, plus 22x40 linen hack towels at 39 cents and six for $2.25, and satin damask face towels at 75 cent value marked down to 50 cents each.
Towel sale offers wash cloths in five grades
Special offers announce a towel sale with plain white and colored border cloths in five grades. Prices reduced to 2d, 4d, 5d, 6d and 10d.
Bath Room Sets Special at 3.25 Offer
A sale advertises 10 piece Bath Room Sets for 3.25 featuring 1 large bath rug 2 large bath towels 2 Turkish face towels and Turkish wash cloths offered at a greatly reduced price.
Bath Rugs at 50 Special Low Prices
Large size extra heavy bath rugs in all colors with a number of attractive patterns. Marked specially low.
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Texas
Majestic
Mainest
John D. Haus
Katherine Schumacher
Joseph Neumann
Church
L.G. Pottle
Curtis
Pottle
Fred Dillemuth
Jacob Groves
Robert FL Hamble
Thomas Heatley
Guaseter
Duker
Sloans Liniment
James S. Ferg
Sloan
Sisan
J. L. Carter
ST. Paul, Minn
W. T. Duker CO
Quincy’s Linen House
Friends OF Inmates
Earl Peter and
Mexico
Locke House
Alberta
NORTH
Swift's Pride
Wledurer CO
Maine
Wile Wt
Duker’s
Hong Kong
China
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