Golden Club to Vote on Oil Highway Plans Tonight
Golden Aug 10 The Golden Oil Roads club and local citizens have raised 1000 to oil five miles of road into Guide. Commissioners wait for rain before spreading oil. A Union School House meeting tonight will decide between gravity or spraying methods, with both slated to improve roads. S. W. Flesner presides. farmers along the route support testing oil as a cheaper highway method.
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Golden
Adams County
Golden of Roads Club
Union Schol House
Golden Oil Roads Club
S. W. Flesner
Illinois colleges draft two educators
San Francisco August 10. A board of regents report states two University of California faculty members have resigned to join Illinois institutions. Prof. R C Telman will be professor of physical chemistry at the University of Illinois and Prof Barry Gilbert will become professor of law at Northwestern University in Evanston Illinois.
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San Francisco
Calif
University of California
Allinois
Board of Regents
University
R. C. Telman
University of Illinois
Barry Gilbert
Northwestern University
Evanston, Ilinois
Catarrhal Deafness Cure Promoted by Hall's Preparation
Advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure as the remedy for catarrhal deafness. Claims deafness results from inflamed mucous of the Eustachian tube and states the cure works through the blood. Offers one hundred dollars for any untreatable case and lists Wil Cheney Co of Toledo as distributors.
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Wei
Hall
The
WIL Cheney & Co
Toledo
Judge Jim Jumps Probes Deaths at Midland Cafe Aquarium
In Midland a judge named Jim Jumps investigates the deaths of two young crappies found floating in a cafe front window aquarium. Their tails and fins were neatly amputated, with a snapping turtle suspected after sightings of the reptile following the tank.
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Jim Jumps
Midland Cafe
Front Window
Judge Jumps
Soldiers and Sailors Home Activities Report
The funeral of George Couser was held in the chapel at 8 AM. Ward 6 opened in the hospital with Jack Westfall and Dur ney Garver in charge. Engineers John Felten and Mrs. Bish Vincent of Shelbina visited cottage 22. Cottage 22 resident Mrs Converse suffers from a painful carbuncle. Supper featured tea cream and Scotch cookies. Wednesday dinner included boiled pickled shoulder, potatoes, tomatoes, bread, butter, pudding, coffee and oatmilk. One third of the camp eats pudding at a time. four bushels of tomatoes were cooked for Wednesday’s dinner. Annex has 1 member with ~15 beds empty. every cottage filling up. Mr and Mrs Zodach Glover discharged and returned to Missouri. Mrs Harkness, ill with stomach trouble, is up again. Mr and Mrs Zadach Glover transferred to cottage 2 from cottage 20.
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George Couser
Tome
Jack Westfall
Durney Garver
John Felten
Woodruff and Wheeler Quit As Governor Field Narrows
Springfield August 10 two Republican governor hopefuls withdraw from the September primary. John A. Wheeler sheriff of Sangamon county and E N Woodruff mayor of Peoria exit, leaving a three way race among Frank O. Ludden Frank L. Smith and Martin D Hull. Reid also declines as 27 other petitions for congress state offices withdraw. Secretary Lewis G Stevenson expects the official list today.
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Springfield
Tinois
John A. Wheeler
Sangamon County
E. N. Woodruff
Peoria
Frank O. Lowden
Frank L. Smith
Martin D. Hull
Reid
Frank R. Reid
Chiccago
Congress
State Board of Equalization
General Assembly
Lewis G. Stevenson
Kick By Horse Causes Death Near Camp Point
Alexander H. Smith, about 22, from southeast of Camp Point, died at St Mary's hospital after being kicked by a horse while in a hay field near Camp Point. He was married last fall, survived by his widow, parents Delano and the Camp Point family, and a younger brother Francis. He belonged to the Camp Point Methodist Church. body to be taken to Columbus.
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Alexander H. Smith
Camp Point
St. Mary’s Hospital
Francis
Ile
Salisbury Woman Hannah Riley Dies at 82
Mrs. Hannah Riley of Salisbury Maryland died Monday noon at age 82. She had long resided in the East, with all family members except her son James Riley of this city living there. James Riley reported the death.
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Hannah Riley
Salisbury
James Riley
Ohio Street
East
Funeral for Mrs Julia McCloskey at residence and church
The funeral for Mrs Julia McCloskey will be held this morning at 30 o'clock at the residence 912 9 Vine street and at 9 o'clock at St Rose of Lima church Burial will follow in St Peter's cemetery
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Julia McCloskey
Julia McCluskey
Vine Street
St. Rose of Lima Church
St Peter's Cemetery
Funeral Services for Aldo Sommer at Home
Funeral services for Aldo Sommer were held Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. at the family home 616 Broadway conducted by Rev. I W Bingaman of Luther Memorial church. A quartet sang and burial followed at Woodland cemetery with Rev. Bingaman officiating. Bearers included B I Miller Frank Ricker C E Lionberger Rudolph Tenk George Carley Joseph Emery August Heidbreder and Joseph Knittel. Out of town relatives attending were Mrs E P Jaquith of Chicago Mr and Mrs W H Arthur of St. Louis Mrs Walter White and daughter Tsabelle of Kahoka Mo Mrs J L Martin of Chicago and Mrs Robert Pringle of Aurora Tl.
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Aldo Sommer
Broadway
I. W. Bingaman
Luther Memorial Church
Smany Flowers
Warren L King
J. F. Garner
Rome Arnold
George Reeves
Woodland Cemetery
Mr. Bingaiman
B. I. Miller
Frank Ricker
C. E. Lionberger
Rudolph Tenk
George Carley
Joseph Emery
August Heidbreder
Joseph Knittel
E. P. Jaquith
Chicago
W. H. Arthur
St. Louis
Walter White
Miss Tsabelle
Kahoka
J. L. Martin
Robert Pringle
Aurora
Funeral services for Mrs Catherine Krueper announced
The funeral will be conducted at 7:30 a.m. Friday in Freiburg's chapel and at an unspecified time in St. Boniface Catholic Church. Burial will follow in St. Boniface Cemetery. Flowers are requested to be omitted.
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Catherine Krueper
Cathrine Krueper
Freiburg
St. Boniface Catholic Church
St. Boniface
Funeral for William Derhake Held at St. Francis Church
The funeral was conducted at 8:30 Wednesday morning at the residence, 809 North Sixteenth Street, and at 9 o'clock in St. Francis Catholic church by Rev. Father Didacus. Bearers were Albert Blaesing, George Borden, Leo Tensing, Jerome Herbert, Joseph Brocken, and John Wichman. Burial followed at Calvary cemetery.
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William Derhake
North Sixteenth Street
St. Francis Catholic Church
Father Didacus
Albert Blaesing
George Borden
Leo Tensing
Jerome Herbert
Joseph Brocken
John Wichman
Calvary Cemetery
Funeral services for John B Nations held at home
Funeral services for John B Nations were conducted at his daughter Mrs Hattie Forsheys home at 437 Broadway at 10 oclock Wednesday morning by Rev J M Rudy former pastor of the First Christian church. The body was taken to Liberty for burial in the Nations cemetery.
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John B. Nations
Hattie Forshey
Broadway
J. M. Rudy
First Christian Church
Liberty
Nations
Mrs Rachel Smith to be buried in Quincy
Mrs Rachel Smith former city resident died in Los Angeles California Tuesday afternoon burial to be held in Quincy funeral notice later Patrick Brown Petersburg IL died at St Marys Hospital 8am Wednesday old age 75 hospital stay began May 4 leaves relatives in Macon County Illinois
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Rachel Smith
Los Angeles
Cal
Quincy
West
Patrick Brown
Petersburg
Til
St. Mary's Hospital
Macon County
Mrs Mead to be buried in Oakwood Cemetery Pittsfield
The body of Mrs Charles Mead who died in St Marys hospital at 7 15 pm Tuesday will be taken to Pittsfield at 5 am today. Burial will be in Oakwood cemetery at that place.
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Charles Mead
St. Mary's Hospital
Pittsfield
Oakwood
Steamboat Time Table for Keokuk and Related Vessels
A historical timetable lists steamboats serving Quincy with routes to Keokuk Fort Madison Burlington Muscatine Davenport Rock Island and St Louis. It notes weekly departures and arrivals with times such as 3 p.m. and 10:30 a.m. plus specific dates in August and September for the St Paul and Quincy lines.
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Keokuk
Burlington
Muscatine
Davenport
Rock Island
Dubuque
Quincey
St. Louis
Quincy
St. Paul
St. Tavis
Flere
Heine couple transfer estate interest to Susie Nartrick
Emma C Heine and Albert F P Heine signed a deed transferring their estate interest in August Nartrick's estate to Susie Nartrick for 300 dollars. Albert B Jansen as administrator for Henry B Jansen filed an inventory listing real estate without value, personal property notes 2328.87, cash on hand 19700, and notes and accounts 3510.
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Emma C. Heine
Albert FP. Heine
August FP. Nartrick
Susie Nartrick
Albert B. Jansen
Henry B. Jansen
Property transfers from John Q Lawless and Emma C Heine
John Q. Lawless transfers to Frederick Pfan cchmidt w and ne . ne 2618 Tw and pt BW 4 sec. 10 Is. 6 w. $10,000. Emma C. Heine sells to Susie Tartrick lots 1 2 6 7 8 9 and 12 original Newtown and lot J Spence's addition New Liberty for $312.50.
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John Q. Lawless
Frederick Pfancchmidt
W & Ne
Emma C. Heine
Susie Tartrick
Newtown
Kidney trouble relief with Foley Kidney Pills cited
Ambrose Gary of Sulphur, Oklahoma says kidney trouble plagued him for ten years and left him barely able to walk. After starting Foley Kidney Pills three months ago he improved from the first bottle and finished three bottles, feeling like a new man with no harmful drugs. Miller and Arthur Drug Co.
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Ambrose Gary
Okia
Foley
Miller and Arthur Drug Co
Lowden greeted by band and crowd in Monmouth
Special to The Whig Monmouth Aug 10 Colonel Frank Lowden arrived from Chicago to hear Mr Hughes as a band and fifty cars greeted him. Lewis MacMullin led the reception committee at the Colonial hotel where over 100 Republicans from Warren and Mercer counties attended. In Monmouth he recalled his first stop in Illinois and declined to attack rivals, preferring to run on his own merits. He then spoke at Macomb in the evening.
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Monmouth
Frank
Lowden
Chicago
Hughes
Lewis MacMullin
Colonial Hotel
Warren
Mercer
Towden
Macomb
John W. Buttz In Serious Condition After Crash
John W. Buttz of Liberty township remains in serious condition after an automobile accident on Monday. His niece Dr. Ethyl Richardson reports the chest injury is severe and risks pneumonia. No bones were broken, but the chest was badly crushed. After a morning decline his status improved in the afternoon, though survival hinges on preventing pneumonia.
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John W. Buttz
Liberty Township
Ethyl Richardson
Illinois Stock Breeders Plan Convention at Taylorville
Illinois Live Stock Breeders Association schedules a three day session August 22 to 24 at chautauqua grounds Taylorville. Prominent speakers include Prof H W P Rusk Dr A T Peters and Charles Adkins. Stock judging prizes offered in three classes with eligibility rules and association membership required.
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Illinois Live Stock Breeders Association
Taylorville
Chautauqua
HW. P. Rusk
Department of Animal Husbandry
The
University of Illinois
A. T. Peter
Peoria
Charles Adkins
Bement
Association
Scott
A. T Peters
T Hinois
Anis Tinois
W. W. Wright
Thnois Cattle Breeders’ Association
A. T. Peters
P S. Haner
Hlinots Horse Breeders’ Association
Fred Prichard
Thinois Horse Breeders’ Association
Marker
Hlinois Swine Breeders’ Association
Chas. Adkins
Breeders’ Association
Sage and Sulphur Compound Reclaims Dark Hair Shade
An old time remedy, Sage tea and Sulphur, is promoted as restoring gray or faded hair to its natural dark color. A 50 cent bottle of Wryeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound is advertised as convenient, dandruff relief, and effective for itchy scalp. Apply with a sponge strand by strand. hair darkens by morning and after a second application becomes glossy and abundant.
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Nowadys
Wryeth
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