Hungary's Parliament Sees Unity Appeal From Tisza
In a dramatic session in Budapest Prime Minister Count Tisza signaled openness to opposition roles, seeking to grant observers access to government matters and allow opposition input in councils. Count Andrassy urged transparency and complete political unity to address the kingdom's future. The House erupted in approval as the premier pledged consultation with opposition leaders on wars and critical policy questions.
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Rvudapest
Hungary
Thumsius
Count Pisea
Jiungurs
Juime Andrvassy
Is2za
Andrassy
Count Andrassy
Barian
Prime Tiza
Thoring
Vie
Fie
Count Tisza
Tissa
Surrounding Towns Visit and Local Social Notes
In Surrounding Towns in Surrounding Towns Mroo and Mrs. Diebert Stevens and Mrs. Andy Stevens and litthe son went to Durham Thursday for a visit with The formers daughter, Mrs. Crystal. Thelma McDole and Bobby Athon returned to their home in Quincy Wednesday after a visit with their grandma, Mrs. Mary Dabney. Miss Mary Dr. McReynolds returned Wednesday from Kirksville where she has been attending school. J. H. Keyster and family of Nobins Town are visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Quail. Miss Grace Carman of Lewistown visited La Belle friend a Sunday. Guy Beal arrived in La Belle Thursday from his home in Wyoming. His parents expect to return to this place this fall. Ed Sykes has returned from a business trip to Montana. Miss Ethyl Thrasher of Macomb Illinois is visiting La Belle friends. Mrs. Sable Sutton returned Sunday from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Soll near Lewistowns. Miss Roxie Gregory returned Friday night from Quincy where she has been buying the latest in millinery. Mroo and Mrs. CG. AL Knipat of Te
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Mroo
Diebert Stevens
Andy Stevens
Litthe
Durham
Crystal
Thelma McDole
Bobby Athon
Quincy
Mary Dabney
Mary Dr. McReynolds
Kirksville
J. H. Keyster
Nobins
Town
R. M. Quail
Grace Carman
Lewistown
la Belle
Guy Beal
Wyoming
Ed Sykes
Montana
Ethyl Thrasher
Macomb
Sable Sutton
Ben Soll
Lewistowns
Roxie Gregory
AL Knipat
Wonder Cure Ad for Kidney and Bladder Health
An advertisement promotes Texas Wonder as a remedy for kidney and bladder issues including gravel and diabetes. It claims a bottle lasts two months and offers testimonials, with mail order available for $1.50 plus shipping from Dr. W. Hall in St. Louis.
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Texa
EW. Hall
Olivey Ede Street
St. Louis
Durham Pickle Works Sees Increased Production This Week
Durham Missouri reports a rise in pickle processing as the Durham Pickle Works receive an increased amount of pickles during the week. Local social notes include Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Eberhardt visiting relatives, Maude Stevens returning from La Grange, and Jim Jennings of Ewing in town. Plans by the Tapp list church building committee advance for a new edifice this fall with the serous building set to be ready by early October. Heavy weekend showers boost farmer optimism about the harvest. Other items mention Miss Lillian Stanson visiting from Tea Grange, shopping trips by Mrs. Rose Cave and Lucille, Gay Lake’s return from Quines, Willa Schofield in Ilings, a birth to Mr. and Mrs. Eli Withers, and visits by the Graham and Stephens families.
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Durham
J. G. Eberhardt
L. Eberhardt
Maude Stevens
la Grange
la Grande College
Jim Jennings
Ewing
Buihling
Thaplist
Carerago
Lillian Stanson
Tea Grange
Appest
Mavide Stevens
Rose Cave
Lucille
Quines
Gay Lake
A. Lake
Willa Schofield
South Dakota
John Sanders
Local notes on visits, births, and weather impacts
Mrs White of Benbow and Mr Calvin Kelsey hosted visitors as Jack Dleskins and Ta FL Alpse welcomed a newborn son. Ripples of rainfall totaling about three inches eased corn and pasture prospects. Residents attended summer schools at the Normal in Wirksville while others joined family visits across Rutledge, Monticello, and Stettler.
Riverside visitors and local gatherings noted in weekend report
Milton Brown of Payson attended a Visitor Saturday event. Treym Gover of Tuntington visited Lafe Boyer and family. Mrs Laura Proctor and Mr smi attended Panweon convention. Join Page and Tra Citforth were visitors Wednesday. Mrs Qisear Oiker ill the past days. Many locals attended Li berta point. Jonn Porter attended funeral of Mr ikaker in Passun Thursday. Lafe Hover and Jamies Elliott in Quines Monday. Mr and Mrs Waiter Wells were Quincy Visitors last Wednesday.
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Milton Brown
Payson
Trey
Mer Gover
Tuntington
Lafe Boyer
Laura Proctor
Smi
Otis Welly
Panweon
Citforth
Quitey
Qisear Oiker
Tenbius
Bibertys
Aine
Endler Satordi
Liberta
Seth
Ptuyseday
Shaaf
Jonn Auide
Thomas Porter
Ikaker
Passun
Lafe Hover
Jamies Elliott
Quines
Waiter Wells
Quincy
Ehihe
Local notes from Rockport and surrounding areas
Bohn of Cyrene transacted business in Rockport on Sunday. James and Julia Prawul visited Nebo for a relative’s illness. Tart Toombs and Sherman Brokaw returned after weeks in Shelby Nebraska. Mrs Oscar Steary visited relatives near Marblehead. Emma Gard of Oklahoma stayed with Mrs ALK Jett. Imma Hildreth ill with chicken pox but improving. The Bohn family visiting in Jacobsonville. Fancy work club hosted by Hilda and Nora Petty at grandmother Mirtha Petty’s. Rockport Camp Modern Woodmen fish fry and picnic set for Thursday Aug 17. Martin siblings and families visited the Adamses in Atlas. William Standridge moved to Quincy to attend Gem City Business College. Jesse McMullen fell from a wagon, collar bone broken and internal injuries but not life threatening. Mrs Paul Brown of Cincinnati visited Newt Carter. Dr Brown called by illness and death of his mother. Willy Miller left for Boston and eastern visits. William Frye family to move to Marchieland for work changes.
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FE. Bohn
Cyrene
Rockport
Jas. Prawul
Nebo
Tart Toombs
Sherman Brokaw
Shelby
Neh
Oscar Steary
Marblehead
Emma Gard
Oklahoma
Alk. Jett
Imma Hildreth
L. M. Smith
Harry Bohn
Paul
Miss Iladys
Jacobsonville
Little
Hilda
Nora D. Petty
Mirtha Petty
Rockport Camp
Atmetion
WooOoAl Martin
Walter and
Clarence
Widith Martin
Newton McDonnohl
Andrs
Ellie Martin
Gertrude Haines
George Adams
Atlas
William Standrige
Quincy
Cecil
Gem City Business College
Jesse McMullen
Paul Brown
Cincinnati
Ohio
Newt Carter
Brown
Willy Miller
Boston
Mass
Wiliam Frye
Marchielend
Free
Balkan front sees new engagement near Lake Dotran
Berlin reports entente forces strike in small units on the Balkan front. A fresh clash is described northwest of Saloniki near Lake Dotran, according to the war office.
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Berlin
London
Lake Dotran
Saloniki
War Office
Flooded River Delays Farmers Parade and Local News
Palmyra Aug 17 The North river floods roads and bridges along Philadelphia Road and north of town with water still rising. South river reaches its highest level in 29 years. Rainfall amounts to 2.05 inches Monday night. The Christian church steeple was struck by lightning causing damage. Palmyra children’s parade along with the band boosted by the event. Deputy Sheriff J Will Mefford wins the Democratic sheriff nomination. County court expects many bridge and culvert washouts from the rain. Courtney bridge on North River washed out serving Warren road.
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Padlmyila
Philadelphia
Palmyra
North River
Warren
Rome
Mildred Miller Visit and Weekend Gatherings Nearby
Miss Mildred Miller of Quincy visits relatives and friends in the area. Friday evening features Drie Veriiliion and Asciehter of dr. Sterning visiting Wolligan family. Weekend travel plans include Pearit and a trip to Memypousis with various family members. Transfers at Williamson sale attract a large crowd and the Nseprist Aid raises $48.
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Quincy
Wilmieeh Sabe Thorrsdiyv
Dr. Sterning
Wolligan Biebiteen
Mrr
Fo. W. Camimime Teft
Pearit
Sieturday
Cummings
Pied
P Pyantar
Marl
Mra
Nertoy
Ethel
John Wherr
Cate
Mer
Norte
Warren Meserve
Hiere
Missouri
Paris
Georg
Bradmey
Wile
Nseprist
Addre Dluhnson
Mt Sterling
Nerval Kilbey
Ohio
Dr. Lucas
Iowa
Ree Li
Monticello News Briefs Years Ago Visits and Travels
David and Cleveland Hreding returned home from Beloit Wisconsin after a three week trip. Mr. and Mrs. Sproud of Long Beach California visit Mr. and Mrs. Jep Smith. Mrs. J B R Porter visits her mother in Alexis Illinois this week. Ros West went to Knox City to attend the fair. Miss Bessie Hilbert of Kirksville returns home after visiting the Hilberts. Mrs. G P Knight leaves for St Louis to see her ailing sister. D Johnson attends Knox City fair. Mrs. Monpa Weaver and her son and daughter visit Monticello from Decatur Indiana.
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Cleveland
Beloit
Wis
Sproud
Long Beach
Cal
Jep Smith
J. BR. Porter
Alexis, IL
Ros
West
Knox City
Bessie Hilbert
Kirksville
W. HM. Hilbert
G. P. Knight
St. Louis
Pressett
D. Johnson
Knox
Kidney Trouble Relief From Foley Pills
Ambrose Gary of Sulphur Oklahoma writes he suffered kidney trouble for ten years and could hardly walk. After three months on Foley Kidney Pills he felt relief from the first bottle and completed three bottles, calling the medicine wonderful and harmless, as distributed by Miller and Arthur Drug Co.
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Gary
Sulphur
Okla
Foley
Miller and
Arthur Drug Co
Italy's 6000 Strike Night Assault in Alpine Valley
Herbert Corey recounts Italy's Alpine assault where 6000 troops slid down a mountain at midnight armed with hand grenades and trench knives to seize Austrian trenches above the Lagarina valley. The operation lacked early warning. Italian climbersSilently moved through forest, silenced outposts, and overwhelmed Austrian defenders with swift knife and grenade attacks amid steep cliffs and chaotically lit skies.
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Trentino
Lagarins
Trajan
Ttallan
Ornute Alps
Singer
New York
Prahans
Mr Weeks Seeks Support at Quincy Primaries
Mr Weeks, long time Republican worker and former city central committee chair, served Quincy as assessor for two terms. His public and private life are described as above reproach and he asks voters to consider any favors shown at the upcoming primaries.
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Weeks
City Central Committee
Quincy
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