Brookfield Horse Races Preview Big Fair Opens Next Week
Brookfield Mo August 5 race fans enjoyed an unadvertised matinee as a taste of the upcoming big fair August 7 to 10. The program featured four races with times and placements, listed contenders from Kansas City to Coffeyville, and announced daily flights by aviator Carr.
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Brookfield
Slippery Jim
Amber
Hal Comet
Sal Ist
Increase
Woodmaid
Rake Ist
Mike Cohen
Transport
John Mist
Myrtle A
Murait
Soms
Emma Stewart
John Reed
Kansas City
Tachis
Guy Hatton
Coure de
Bonnie McGuire
Bob Anderson
Art Hayden
Coffeyville
Recluse
Mylores
Nina
Gibralter
James Jesse
Laird
Kirkaldy
John of Hoefrick
Kas
John M
R. T. Hulett
Sturgeon
Lottie Friar
Dottie Friar
W. O. Stover
Chicago
Ill
Frontier
Lucille
Carl Roberts
Lee Holstein
W. C
Denver
Cole
Pasha
W. M. Cassity
Nowata
Okla
Ed Christian
Larned
Bob A
W. G. Bailey
Okmulgee
Hallie Comet
Tom Jones
Lucerne
Eleneer
Neosho Dale
Dr. Crobett
Peculiar
Pete Sells
Pawhuska
Minnatanka
Helen James
Laura James
Creekmore
Jim Wagner
Cooper
Tex
Frank O'Neill
Aunt Sal
Smiling Mag
J. Lowry
Detroit
Mick
Bassanta
Hanna
John Turpin
Sim Plunkett
Oklahoma
Grays Favorite
Roy Green
Wyoming
Toddling
Mary Lyons
E. E. Buchanan
Thomas
Insh
Orbiculation
Indian Brigade
E. E. Majors
Arcadia
Kes
Rake
War Bride
Johnny Singleton
St. Louis
Murrell
Dan Bright
Dan Brant
Fewnee
Neb
Blue
Dan Smith
Sumner
Bourbon
Jim Pracken
Bess Ward
Shrewsberry
Inro
B. W. Creech
Hopkins
C. E. Brown
Virita
Lady Macs
Lady Grace
Pathfinder
Myrtle Higbee
Joe Kearns
Marie Coghill
Bennett
Gatp
Springfield
Red Wing
Freeze
N. Reynolds
San Francisco
Gila
Twenty Four Dead In West Kentucky Mine Blast
In Clay Kentucky the West Kentucky Coal Company No 6 mine suffered a blast that left 24 dead and 25 injured. About 140 men were underground. 115 were brought to the surface with 66 uninjured. Entombed workers awaited rescue with slim hopes. Rescue squads worked heroically without helmets.
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Clay
West Kentucky Coal Company
Charles S. Richardson
Deaths and Funerals: Susanna Bell and J. B. Henry Brinks
Mrs. Susanna Bell funeral at 2:30 p.m. today at the home corner Thirtysixth and Kentucky. Burial in Greenmount cemetery. J. B. Henry Brinks funeral at 8:36 a.m. Tuesday at the home 112 Adams street and 9:00 a.m. at St Marys Catholic church. Burial in St Boniface cemetery. Friends invited.
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Susanna Bell
Kentucky
Greenmount Cemetery
J. B. Henry Brinks
Adams Street
St. Mary's Catholic Church
St. Boniface Cemetery
Infant dies after week with cholera infantum in Columbus
Marion Francis Lee age 2 of Columbus died at Blessing hospital at 9 15 Saturday morning after a week of illness. Mother Anna Naderhoff, Quincy, was a bookkeeper for Kohl Grocery. Body to Herman Stormer for burial. Funeral in Columbus Monday at 10. Also notes on James Mohow a former Quincy man who died in Trinidad Colorado of Brights disease and Frederick Williams of Nauvoo who died in Hamilton home of his daughter. services held.
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Marion Francis Lee
Francis Lee
Columbus
Blessing Hospital
Anna Naderhoff
Quincy
Kohl Grocery Company
Herman Stormer Undertaking Establishment
James Mohow
Trinidad
Colo
Bright
West
Bertha Meyer
South Ninth Street
Arthur
James
Frances
Frederick Williams
Nauvoo
Samuel Donaldson
Hamilton
Unnamed man's death leaves wife and seven children
In Germany ninety four years ago and at age nineteen he came to this country and to Nauvoo where he had lived since. He leaves his wife and seven children. Mrs. Harry B. Herbert of Quincy is a daughter.
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Germany
Nauvoo
Harry B. Herbert
Quincy
Perry Burial Follows Shipments to Knoxville
The body of Judge Cicero F. Perry was shipped at 6 40 Saturday morning to Knoxville for burial at 9 00 in the local cemetery. Accompanied by Mrs. Perry and son Ralph, he was met at Galesburg by daughter Mrs. Grace Webster. The Chamber of Commerce closed all day Saturday to show respect.
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Cicero F. Perry
Knoxville
Funeral for Irish Schmitt Held at St. Peter's Church
The funeral for Adam Irish Schmitt was held at 8:30 AM at his sister’s home on 1120 Jersey Street and again at 9:00 AM at St. Peter's Catholic Church. Rev. Father Driscoll presided. large attendance and notable floral tributes accompanied burial at St. Boniface Cemetery. Bearers included Al Clowe Al Deitgz Andrew Heisler Andrew Sheridan Fred Becker and Walter Wachter.
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Adam Irish” Schmitt
Adam
Schmitt
Edwin Fuller
Jersey Street
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Father Driscoll
al Clowe
al Deitgz
Andrew Heisler
Andrew Sheridan
Fred Becker
Walter Wachter
St. Boniface Cemetery
Funeral of Edward Kroner in Riverside Township
Edward Kroner funeral held Saturday morning at 8:30 at home on North Twelfth Street Riverside township and at 9 o'clock in St Rose of Lima church conducted by Rev Father Brennan. Bearers were cousins Herman Joseph Roman and Henry Bergmann August Kroner and Hubert Klingéle. Burial followed in Calvary cemetery.
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Edward Kroner
North Twelfth Street
Riverside Township
St. Rose of Lima Church
Father Brennan
Herman
Joseph
Roman
Henry Bergmann
August Kroner
Hubert Klingéle
Calvary Cemetery
Funeral for Mrs Frank Westermann Held at Home and Church
The funeral for Mrs. Frank Westermann was held Friday at 2:30 PM at the home 1224 South Tenth Street and at 3:00 PM at Christ Congregational Church conducted by Rev. B. R. Bauman. Large attendance and fine floral arrangements preceded a burial at Greenmount Cemetery. Bearers were Frank Smith Gus Johnson Henry Vahle Joe Burns William Pryor and Theodore Mester. Choir and Willing Workers sang.
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Frank Westermann
South Tenth Street
Christ Congregational Church
B. R. Bauman
Willing Workers Society
Frank Smith
Gus Johnson
Henry Vahle
Joe Burns
William Pryor
Theodore Mester
Greenmount Cemetery
Funeral for Ralph F. Fischer Set for Monday at Home and Church
The funeral for Ralph F. Fischer will be held at 8:30 a.m. Monday at his home on Thirtieth and Locust streets and at 9:00 a.m. at St. Francis Catholic Church. Burial will follow in Calvary Cemetery. Friends are invited.
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Ralph F. Fischer
Negroes celebrate gift of freedom in Baldwin park
A large crowd of colored residents from towns surrounding Quincy gathered Saturday at Baldwin park to observe Emancipation day. Under the United Brethren of Friendship, an all day picnic and formal celebration were held to mark Aug 4 the signing of Lincoln's emancipation proclamation.
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Quincy
Baldwin Park
United Brethren of Friendship
United States
Breef Personals and local notices from the Quincy area
Local short notices list travel plans visits and errands of residents and visitors. Entries include L. Sheppherd on furlough from the U.S. Army returning to Bement Illinois. Dr. H. P. Beirne departing for Moberly Missouri. Rev A Fruechte traveling to Donnelson Iowa. Miss Clem returning to Bushnell. Mrs. Harry Baton visiting and returning. and various others visiting relatives or preparing trips to Detroit Niagara Falls Toledo and New York. A church service note cites no services today with next on September 2.
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Henry Nauer
T. C. Poling
Harry Baton
W. R. Stanbury
Miss Clem
Gem City Business College
Bushnell
Clem
Peking
H. P. Beirne
Moberly
Congregational Church
A. Fruechte
Donnelson
Iowa
James Elliott, Jr
Moss Mae Treaster
Adams
James Gardner
Vine Street
Bessie Heithold
Monroe Street
Amos Klusemeyer
la Grange
Toledo
Ohio
Snyder
Harry Wolf
Nuxated Iron Promises Stronger Blood and Vitality
New York physicians and other medical figures endorse Nuxated Iron as a superior organic iron supplement. They claim it rebuilds red blood cells, strengthens nerves and muscles, and combats fatigue, noting declines in iron from modern diets and refining.
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New York
N. Y
Ferdinand King
Americca
A. J. Newman
City of
Chicago
Jefferson Park Hospital
Schuyler C. Jaques
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
der. Schuyler C. Jaques
Sur-geon
New York City
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