St Josephs Picnic Plans Grow Bigger in Paloma
Preparations for one of Adams county s largest picnics are underway at St. Joseph s church Paloma under Father P Reinfels for Tuesday August 7 Plans include a large tent taxicab service from Quincy 1 50 round trip and dinner tickets on grounds Hundreds of volunteers prepare country booths candy aprons and extensive dining and service roles with committees for grounds care hauling serving and gatekeeping and no horses or callers at the rectory
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Adams County
St. Joseph's Church of Paloma
Father P. Reinfels
Quincy
Snyder
Sama Picnic Management
William Zanger, Sr
Joseph Fessler
Clem
Clement Wiewel, Jr
Henry Price
Jos. Mayer
Edward Cramsey
John Cramsey
Morris Cramsey
Pat O'Hare
Jos Mattlemeyer
George O'Hare
Albert Ohnemus
Jos. Rossmiller
Barney Reckers
John Genenbacher
Frank Wellman
William Zanger
Conrad Unmissig
Jos. Mettemeyer
Grove
Theo Kuhn
William E. Barry
Every Student an Athlete Policy For Bradley Institute
F C Brown of Bradley Institute announces the Little Nineteen conference will resume sports this fall with a policy of every student an athlete. The association plans competitive military meets during field and track games next year and will stage military exercises alongside football. A woman patents a hinged scoopy post hole digger to remove loose earth from holes.
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Peoria
Til
Little Nineteen
Illinois
F. C. Brown
Bradley Institute
State Association
Brown
Baker
Recreation for Older People A reflective sermon on aging and faith
Youth is the springtime of gladness and joy. We near the setting sun and find reminiscence a chief delight. The strong life of faith brings mellow fruitage, and the soul refreshes through God and His word. The piece emphasizes aging, service, and Christian virtue through memories by Mrs. A. A. W.
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Jesus
God
One in Thirty Pacifist Claims Debunked by Babson
Chicago August 5 report cites Roger Babson, Wellesley College statistician, refuting fears that Allied casualties will doom American volunteers. He analyzes three years of French army data showing fourteen of fifteen survive, only one in thirty killed under current manpower policies, and only 300,000 French soldiers discharged for wounds.
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Chicago
America
France
Germany
Roger Babson
Wellesley College
Next to Possessing There Is Nothing A Woman Likes Better
A brief social quip notes that women prefer being possessed beside possession itself, reflecting a dated and provocative outlook on gender dynamics. The line frames ownership as a social preference and types of control as humorous observation.
Riot at Wolff plant near Chicago sparks arrests
More than 300 workers and locals clashed as a riot erupted near the L. Wolff Manufacturing plant in Chicago on August 5. Federal agents arrested 15 riot leaders as IWW agitators face possible charges linking the disruption to wartime preparations for army and Navy training camps. Police restored order after shots were fired. no injuries reported. W. D. Haywood of the IWW denied organizational involvement.
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Chicago
L. Wolff Manufacturing Company
Wolff Company
Wolff
W. D. Haywood
Treasur
For Sale and Lost Notices From Illinois Farms and Local Ads
For sale two tallinois corn and stock farms near stations, $100 per acre, California resident offering half value. Ford truck with 12 hp engine and 1 hp electric motor for sale. Lost three 30x8 clincher casings on bottom road near Marblehead. return to U and Tire Co Quincy for reward. Lost Saturday Aug 4 between State Street bank and 916 Elm Street. $12 in currency. return to Ray Weghs 916 Elm Street. WANTED at once men for Damhorst brick yard at 14th and Spruce St.
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California
Jn. Williama
Waterman Ave
St. Louis
Bottom Road
Marblehead
U. & Tire Company
Quincy
State Street Bank
Elm Street
Ray Weghs
Damhorst
14Th
Spruce St
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Published by Cheney Co
Frank J Cheney swears as senior partner of F Cheney & Co that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Notarized December 6, 1886 by A W Gleason. Hall's medicine taken internally. testimonials offered. Sold by all druggists for 75 cents. Also Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
A. W. Gleason
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
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St. Joseph’s
Stanley Koerlein
Matt Hummel
Pat O’hare
Roman Ohnemus
Jos. Fessler
Frank Unmissig
Geo. Cramsey, Sr
Moritz Cramsey
Sophie Durell
William F. Ohnemus
Louis Price
Bernard Reckers
William Rossmiller
Edward Rossmiller
Herm. Rossmiller
Oscar Schmelze
Jerome Schreck
Leonard Schreck
Jos. Starman
William Starman
William Wellman
Aug. Westhaus
Aug. Wiewel
Clem Wiewel
Henry Wiewel
Moritz Zanger
Theodore Kuhn
Waitter
George Cramsey, Sr
George Cramsey, Jr
William Cramsey
Odelia Cramsey
Edith Cramsey
Ada Gramke
Jos. Zanger
Waikter
Eugene Ohnemus
William Gramke
Emma Ohnemus
Edith O’hare
Anna Koerlein
Ernest Zanger
Anslem Price
Ralph Rossmiller
Elenora Hummel
Anna Hummel
Viola Wellman
Anthony Wiewel
Raymond Schmelzle
Clarence Schmelzle
George Ohnemus
Elmer Starman
Walter Starman
Clarence Wiewel
Anna
Quincy Cleaning & Dyeing Co
Guy Nations
Hampshire ST
Jacobs’ Jewelry Store
Little Nineteen College Conference of
Ciiicis
A. A. Whipple
Robert W. Powell
Rockford Life Insurance Co
Ford
H. P. Sas
H. P. A. C. Electric
Jersey St
Owl Drug Store
N. 6Th St
Western Illinois State Normal School
Macomb
Teachers Normal School
College Course Country School
Mississippi
H. C. Channon
Quincy Gas, Electric and Heating Company
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