Exemption stats as county board lists 230 men
A county exemption board at Liberty notes 230 men exempted from service, 136 accepted for the quota of 199, with 80 physically disabled, 143 dependents, five aging or infirm parents, and two widowed mothers. The list compiled by S. G. Lawtesg enumerates exemptions by name and place, reflecting the policy that service should not leave dependents unsupported. The record includes numerous individuals across Golden, Quincy, Camp Point, Mendon, Payson, Ursa, and other towns, illustrating broad local impact.
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County Exemption Board
Liberty
General Crowder
Whig
S. G. Lawtesg
Willard J. Bidle
Riverside Township
Ee Cee
John E. Burns
Quincy
Henry Buhre
Urea
Fred Martin Beghtol
Camp Point
Edward Brackley
Marblehead
Walter L. Beckman
Martin J. Brick
Clayton
Thomas Earl Black
Oscar Crenshaw
Orville Cline
Meyer
Wm. T. Covert
la Prairie
Clarence A. Cassley
Mendon
Grover Campbell
Ursa
Point Wiiahinsia
Vsdnani Beesena
Albert R. Cline
Theodore C. Cooper
Raymond Kirch
Chas. Marx
Payson
William Colonel Martin
Camp Poth
William E. Murrah
Jesse Arthur Wells
Adams
Earl R. Wilson
Golden
Floyd EB. Plowman
Ollie Wear
William M. Harness
Lima
Henry L. Rosenkoehter
Eine
Ernie Roy Speer
Loraine
C. Crouch
Marion Ellwood Clark
Sam Decker
William B. H. Dicks
Honey Creek
Man
John W. Echternkamp
Pay
Oliver Felsman
Louis F. Frese
Riverside
Elmer G. Fengel
Beverly
Frank H. Fessler
Andrew Lee Gramke
E. M. Goldenstein
Lester R. Hastings
Walter Hastings
Emery Heinecke
Lester G. Hinchee
Bayt Is
Nelson Haskins
Clark Haskins
Frank L. Huffman
Baytis
Bert Johnson
Frank P. Locke
Elmo V. Lewis
Theodore Roth Luterner
Stanley R. Marshall
Ira J. Martin
James Miller
Ross McNay
Creek
Edward Frank’ Obert
Cloyd Phillips
Earl Predmore
Jas. E. Robertson
Loraine A. i
William A. Rutledge
Lammert J. Redenius
Harvey L. Scott
Henry H. Schone
George William Sauble
Fred H. Springer
Side Township
Walter L. Schutte
Russel Smith
Walter A. Thomas
Lawrence Terry Camp
Maurice Wand
John B. Sherman
George L. Martin
Baylis
Henry M. Aden, Sr
Carl H. Jackson
Jefferson H. Robertson
Mar- AF
Edward Martin Oetting
Gold
Aubrey G. Stricder
Clarence Franklin Denum
MEY
Elmer Earl Cline
Frank Worley
Lester W. Stipe
Henry Gengenbacher
Powler
Frank McFarland
Roy E. Walton
Albert L. Wagg
Plainville
Walter Campbell
Augusta
Warren Kemp Dowell
Mendor
Willie Davis
Charlie C. Burcan
Elmer Wilam
Peter Elle
Cloyd C. Ellsworth
John M. Gillis
Milton H. Hofmeister
HO. Larimore
Richfield
Ill
Lawrence Louis Keller
Walter R. Mertel
Point
Joseph C. Ogle
John E. Paben
Joseph Edward Rieger
Elmer Stuart
Hull
George W. Smith
Joseph W. Steinkamp
River
Frank H. Shriver
Albert Terwische
Alexandra Turner
Stillwell
Edward Vollbracht
Lester F. White la Prairie
James Tobin
Albert F. Dollman
Henry RB
Reckers
Paloma
Charles Brickman
Grover C. Hartman
Hibbard Conover
Samuel Thomas Willard
Lo- Pag
Dees
Gilbert G. Syrkel
George H. Erke
Fowler
Mason Charles Harris
Charles Ht. Amen
Estates Inventories Filed in Probate Court
Inventories were filed Wednesday for the estates of Moses Wilkins Dorothy F Hubert and Reynard Cook. Wilkins ownership includes 25 acres in Honey Creek township and 218 dollars cash. Hubert leaves 4500 dollars cash and three lots in Fowler. Cook’s estate includes parts of lots 5 and 6 in Moore's addition Quincy 460 dollars cash and notes and accounts totaling 0 057 dollars.
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Moses Wilkins
Dorothy F. Hubert
Reynard Cook
Honey Creek Township
Dorothy FP
Hubert
Fowler
Moore's
Quincy
Mrs Dickason Dies At Advanced Age In Quincy
Mrs. W. M. Dickason died Wednesday morning at her sister’s home 909 Broadway after a long illness of complications. Born in North Liberty Pennsylvania 64 years ago she lived in the area since marriage. Husband a former fuel dealer and alderman in 1905 1906 in Quincy. Survived by husband sister Mrs Woodruff four brothers and relatives including two in Pennsylvania and two in Oklahoma. Also obituary notes William C Miller died at Blessing hospital after blood poisoning from injuries in a railroad wreck years earlier. Miller born February 10 1871 Hannibal 46 years old. He had lived in Quincy 18 years and belonged to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. Survives include wife mother two sisters and two step-children.
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W. M. Dickason
Joel R. Woodruff
Broadway
North Liberty
Dickason
Dickasons
Mendon
Quincy
Vermont Street
Woodruff
Pennsylvania
Okinama
William C. Miller
Oak Street
Blessing Hospital
O. K
Edina
Hannibal
Brotherhood of Railroad
Sophia Miller
Joliet
Pauline Moore
Frank Cate
R. C. Maxwell
Hazel Willing
Hattie Claus
Locust Street
Benbow
William Claus
Ada Lee Claus
Orin Wissman
Nelsonville
Ernest Nunn
Maywood
Julia Larimore
Frank Penick
Julia A. Larimore
Albert W. Larimore
Plainville
Payson Township
Brackett Pottle
Adams County
Funeral Services for Mrs. Lisetta Buskirk Today
Mrs. Lisetta Buskirk's funeral is at 2:30 PM at her home 705 North Third Street with burial in Greenmount cemetery. Friends invited to attend this service.
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Lisetta Buskirk
North Third Street
Greenmount Cemetery
Fleeta Walford
John F. Hunter
North Fourth Street
United Brethren Church
Fredericka Glattfeld
Monroe Street
H. J. Leemhuis
Salem Evangelical Church
Philip Menke
John Schott
Edward Wortman
Henry Bornmann
Charles Lauter
Gerry Arands
Caroline Franke
South Seventeenth Street
St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
Paul Langhorst
Ladies’ Aid Society
Fred Niere
Louis Fleer
Louis Kleyensteuber
Henry Simon
Henry Recksieck
William Kerksieck
Adams County Burials and Obituaries Notice Row
Multiple memorials and funeral notices from Adams County describe the deaths of Mrs. Hattie Claus and Mrs. Julia Larimore and services for Mrs. Fredericka Glattfeld and Mrs. Caroline Franke. Details include birthplaces, survivors, service times, and burial sites with Greenmount and Cook cemeteries. The item closes with a quip about marriage and Darwin.
Send-Off for Quincy Soldiers Sparks patriotic fervor
The essay urges a heartfelt local send-off for returning soldiers and departing Sammies. It calls on all Americans especially Quincy residents to honor Old Glory with hats off, flowers, and cheers as troops march to trains and voyage to France. It celebrates memory, sacrifice, and unity across families, communities, and nations.
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Academy
Annie Laurie
Scotland
Annie
Quincy
France
Americana
America
The
Rio Grande
Tennessee
Dixie
Taft Leaves Kansas After Illness Recovery
Former President William H. Taft, much improved after a weeklong illness in Clay Center Kansas, left for Chicago and then Murray Bay Canada. He cancelled speaking engagements for the rest of the month due to his intestinal indigestion.
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Clay Center
Kan
William H. Taft
Chicago
Murray Bay
Canada
Taft
Scrap book on flag won by 50th Illinois at Louisville
Adjutant Charles F. Hubert of Fowler has prepared a scrap book containing every item of note concerning the flag won by the 50th Illinois in the drill at Louisville Kentucky. The prize banner rests in the armory and the scrapbook will be placed in the glass case for future reference. Hubert’s labors are largely voluntary though a small sum is needed to cover costs.
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Charles F. Hubert
Fowler
Illinois
Louisville
Hubert
Marriage License Record for Carey Rexing and Thesen Gillnitz
George E. Carey and Quincy Louise Rexing, both of Quincy, appear to have applied for a marriage license. John H. Thesen of Quincy and Lena Dora Gillnitz of Quincy are also listed, indicating related filings or parties in the same register entry.
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George E. Carey
Quincy
Louise Rexing
John H. Thesen
Lena Dora Gillnitz
Noah’s stock float fuels promoter role doubt
Noah was not a promoter, but he managed to float a lot of stock. The remark suggests skepticism about his involvement while highlighting his financial maneuvering within a promotional context.
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Noah
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County Draft Board
John Goodchool
A. R. Goertz
Maurice FB. Graff
Carl Hamilton
Virgil Samuel Hardy
Leo Hall
Arthur P. Hollenbeak
Leonard T. Hyer
Wm. FB. Humk
Roy Jackson Halford
Frank House
Frank J. Holtschlag
Joseph Holtschlag
Harry Mixer
Paul R. Meyers
Thomas H. Megown
Marble Héad
Paseo St Ebay
Charles Mitchell
Carl B. Nelson
Earl Nowell
James I. Kinsella
Amos Kaufman
Wm. B. Koch
August E. Kasparie
Frank A. Klitz
George Lierle
Kellerville
C. D. Morrison
Barry
Everett B. Miller
Jesse Earl Nichols
Robert A. McFarland
Camp Poincca
Loren McKee
Frank M. McFarland
Camp Golden
L. W. Robinson
John C. Meyer, Jr
Dennis H. Reagan
Ray W. Reed
Walter Waite
John H. Wiskitchen
James Edgar White
Mendow
James Lester Waite
Frank P. Wagg
Edward H. Althoff
Filmer M. Aden
Raymond G. Sykes
Elmer G. W. Schneeburger
Cotes
Eels
Robert Slickty
Albert L. Smith
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Get
Manhattan
J. R. Woodruff
W. C. Miller
Mrs. Hattie Claus
Weilers
Kansas
SOTH
Crispin Shoe Co
J.B. G. Freiburg
Mgr
Maine ST
Anck Bros
Wenies
11Th and Broadway