Veteran Dr D W Vowles Celebrates 91st Birthday
Dr D W Vowles, born August 13 1825 near Warrenton Virginia, celebrated his 91st birthday at his home 534 North Sixth Street. A veteran of filibuster campaigns in Nicaragua and Civil War service for the Confederacy, he remains sharp in memory and voice, recalling battles, leadership, and travels across the United States.
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D. W. Vowles
North Sixth Street
Europe
Walker
Nicaragua
Lexington
Maximilan
Mexico
Dr. Nowles
Quincy
Vowles
George Vowles
France
England
Lord Culpepper
Virginia
Warrenton
Danish Steamer Ivar Sunk By Submarine Off Genoa
A Danish steamer named Ivar was sunk by a submarine off Genoa Italy. The crew were saved and the incident was reported in a Copenhagen dispatch to Reuters.
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London
Ivar
Genoa
Italy
Reuter
Copenhagen
Acids In The System Purify Your Blood With Threox
Acids accumulating in the body poison the blood and trigger many diseases affecting skin heart nerves and joints. Eliminate acids and purify your blood with Swift Specific Threox a vegetable tonic said to cleanse and nourish. Call your druggist or write Medical Department 93 Swift Specific Co Atlanta Ga for advice.
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Medical Department
Swift Specific Co
Atlanta
Arnold Bennett
Gilbert Parker
M. P
Novelist
Statesman
Dr A Le Grand Receives A Call To Kansas City Church
Dr Abraham Le Grand pastor of Vermont Street Baptist and president of the Quincy Federation of churches has received a call to pastor the Central Baptist church of Kansas City where he preached two weeks ago He is vacationing in Wisconsin and his acceptance is uncertain The two Quincy Baptist congregations Vermont Street and First Baptist recently voted to consolidate Rev Reed pastor of First Baptist has accepted a call to Springfield Missouri Le Grand would consider leaving Quincy if consolidation improves the work He is noted as a strong minister who has elevated Quincy’s religious life in six years there.
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Abraham le Grand
Vermont Street Baptist Church
Quincy Federation of Churches
Central Baptist Church of
Kansas City
le Grand
Wisconsin
Quincy
Vermont Street Church
First Baptist Church
Revliver Reed
First
Springfield
Consolidated Church
Colored Lodge 13 Session Discusses Council Incorporation
In Lincoln school the first session of the Grand Lodge of the United Brethren of Friendship and Sisters of the Mysterious Ten met Monday afternoon. Grand Master John Monroe presided as officers debated forging a constitutional council with broader powers. A reception committee greeted delegates. a partial list included J. Peoples, J. Steele, W. Watts, D. J. Smith, Miss Fannie Strong, Mrs. Ada Williams, and many Chicago and Monmouth attendees. Final action is expected later in the week.
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Lincoln School
Grand Lodge
John Monroe
Grand Lodge Paroper
Fanny Monroe
Hallie Tutt
H. C. Harris
James Seve
Richard Monroe
George McWilliams
Monmouth
J. T. Peoples
J. I Street
KH. Sleecker
Chicago
J. Eyishib
Mattie Hiarris
Lod
Lewis
Chicara
Myre
Stella Roberts
Quincy
Rebecca Art
Cairo
Bharmonia Watkins
Hattle Slaughter
AL M. Albritten
Cairon
Hattisrp
Cafra
Anna Wright
Jacksonvil
Estella Brown
Red Johnson
Laura Johnson
Iiza Jackson
Georgia Ywarding
Lulu Edington
Anna Hail
Bettie Givens
Taella Snowden
Clara B. Thomas Jongo
Elizabeth 2Uechon
Tara Jackson
Ars
John Springfieil
Mie Bish
Mallie Mompson
Hattta Chap A
Dda
Butchinsen
Sarah Iyles
Alton
MM. Sath
TO Peepies
Mele Jones
Belle Jones
Monmeets
Traday Tosh
Po Maupin
Mirthat Netting
Track Island
Mig. Proctor
Fennie Woollen
Peoria
Margaret Jhyrd
Springtied
Farmers Institute Opens in Camp Point
J R Malloch and Frank I Mann opened Adams County Farmers Institute in Bailey Park Camp Point with lectures in the chautauqua auditorium. Malloch spoke on the corn root worm and Mann on soil fertility and drainage while Mrs J H McMurray and Miss Florence J Hunt gave domestic science demonstrations.
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J. R. Malloch
Frank I. Mann
Adams County Farmers Institute
Bailey Park
Camp Point
Chautauqua
Mal Joch
University of Ilinois
Frank Mann
Adams County
J. H. McMurray
Florensce J. Hunt
Man Finds Relief After Kidney Pills Help
A patient troubled by rheumatism aches and stiffness over ten years reports severe difficulty walking. After starting Teley Kidney Pills, he continued use, finishing three bottles and feeling like a new man.
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Gary
Sulites
Teley Kidrey
Loget
Quincy's Pulse to Attend Catholic Convention in New York
Supreme president F William Heckenkamp Jr and supreme treasurer Joseph Freiburg of the Western Catholic Union depart Tuesday for New York City to attend the National Federation of Catholic Societies convention in August 2023. Barn near Palmyra Mo struck by lightning Sunday night and burned. thirty tons of hay and other products destroyed. Three men jailed after a Fifth and Locust street cutting fray. Lenane stabbed, Urbanowskis accused, rival stories under inquiry. Firehouse visitors see mothering cat nursing two baby squirrels. squirrels found in a tree nest. Charles Clarke argues for a later squirrel hunting season due to multiple litters.
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F. William Heckenkamp, Jr
Joseph J. Freiburg
Western Catholic Union
New York City
National Federation of Catholic Societies
J. D. Bourne
Palmyra
John Lenane
John Urbanowski
Frank Urbanowski
Fifth
Locust Streets
Lenane
Urbanowskis
No. 2
Tabby
Dick Aschemann
Fish and Game
Charles Clarke
Heavy Rain Storm Deluges Quincy City at Night
A severe downpour late Monday night flooded streets in Quincy, overwhelming catch basins and washing out about three thousand feet of railroad track near Elsberry, Missouri. The K line train from St. Louis could not reach the city due to washouts. local damage estimates were not yet available.
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Quincy
Elsberry
Quincey
K Line
St. Louis
Green City Fair Set for August 22 to 25
The eleventh annual Green City Fair runs August 22 to 25 in Green City Me. Livestock exhibits promise top quality with cattle sheep hogs and horses. Highlights include a boys and girls stock and poultry judging contest with 500 in prizes for Sullivan county youths aged ten to 18. Sullivan county poultry show runs parallel with the fair. About 80 harness horses are entered from several states with running traces on the daily program.
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Green City
Green City Fair Association
Sullivan County
Sullivan County Poultry Association
California
Indiana
Nebraska
Highest honors to F Company at Springfield encampment
Dozens of troops returned to Quincy at 6 30 Monday after the Springfield encampment. Company F was reported best drilled and equipped among the two regiments, with the second honors going to Company F of the Sixth Infantry. The encampment included 48 men and 63 officers in the Fifth and 30 men and 44 officers in the Sixth. The greater band of Galesburg was sworn in as the Fifth Infantry official musical organization.
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Quincy
Springfield
Sixth Infantry
Galesburg
Fifth Infantry
Local briefs highlight sales, visits, and upcoming carnivals
Mrs T A Metzger and relatives plan two week visit to Davenport after leaving Muscatine Blue Grass Buffalo and Y Davenport. Lace Day at Halbach Schroeder Store prompts shopping and carnival buzz at Baldwin Park. Walter Miller of Moberly returns home after two weeks here. Numerous residents and visitors noted, including Charles Morriss of Decatur visiting his brother at Gem City Sign.
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Miller-Helake's
Blue Ribbon
T. A. Metzger
Luella Metzger
Gertrude Gille
Muscatine
Blue Grass
Buffalo
Y Davenport
Davenport
Halbach- Schroeder
Baldwin Park
Walter Miller
Moberly
Olive Oi l
Kiefer's
Charles Morriss
Decatur
Clyde Morriss
Gem City Sign Company
Mitler-Ifelhake
Snyder
J. O. Burlingame
South Eighth Street
Blessing Hospital
Mr. Burlingame
Halbach-Schroeder’s
Gunlock
Kiefer
Charles Bean
Kentucky Street
Mr. Bean
Ohio
Fall Creek
Isaac Huffman
Majestic
Goessling
Evelyn
Dolores
George Schumacher
Iona
Harold
Junior
Florence Schumacher
Canton
Miller-lleshake's
J. W. Rastert Co
Ninois State Bank
Maine St
Oliver Stimons
Chestnut
Licile
Mis
Eligabeth Weber
Elighth
Cache
Okla
Carnival
Eels
Scientific Optician
Willa Nelson
Gem City Business College
Nauvoo
Doerr Department Store
Charles Lambrechts
State Street
Ruth Wagner
Hannibal
Kansas City
Bhoe Sale
Miller-Helake
Halbachs Schroeder Co
Carl Lamy
Lamy Brothers
Dyersville
West Liberty
Harry Field
North Market Street
St. Louis
Edward Price
South Ninth Street
Ninth
Monroé Street
Clarke fears that fish will be killed near Quincy Bay
Deputy Game and Fish Warden Charles Clarke met with E N Monroe, head of Monroe Drug, about waste water from the new dye color plant near Quincy Bay. Clarke warned that dye water could kill fish and ruin the state preserve. Monroe said little water would reach the bay and a settling basin could be built if needed to protect the fish.
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Charles Clarke
E. N. Monroe
Monroe Drug Company
Monroe Company
Quincy Bay
Clarke
Hlinuis
Monroe
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