Graduation Exercises Highlight Hancock County Schools
The fifteenth annual graduation exercises for Hancock county rural and village schools were held Friday in the Presbyterian church with 203 graduates. Scholarships were awarded to numerous students, including Carthage college and normal school honors, as educators and local leaders attended lectures on school management and methods by university instructors and college professors.
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Hancock County
Carthage
Presbyterian Church
Faris
H. D. Hoover
C. P. Colegrove
Fayette
Iowa
S. D. Faris
Carthage College
America
Dessie Cassingham
LaHarpe
Irma Byler
Durham
Clara Mendenhall
Dallas
Mary Zimmerlin
Pontoosuc
Katherine Clark
Appanoose
Ohda Bush
Sonora
Lula Salisbury
Rock Creek
Warren van Dine
Pilot Grove
Wayne Rich
Fountain Green
Norma Long
Hancock
Elizabeth Ferris
Hazel Martin
Prairie
Henry Berges
Montebello
Leland Mefsner
Wilcox
Marie Heapen
Wythe
Allan Smith
Bear Creek
Gilbert Johnson
Harmony
Mabel Hitz
St. Marys
Mark Campbell
Augusta
Velma Hudson
Chili
Anna M. Neill
St. Albans
Ross Andersuon
Walker
Ethel Pletcher
Rocky Run
Clark
Nauvoo
Edith Alley
Ferris School
Lura M. Evestone
Illinois State Normal University
Johnny Jones Tops Local Carnival Company Visit
Johnny Jones is credited with bringing to Quincy one of the best carnival companies to appear here in years as visitors praise the act and its performers amid a bustling midweek scene.
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Palmyra Chautauqua Delights Palmyrians
Palmyra on August 19 reports the Palmyra chautauqua drawing strong crowds. Highlights include Lida Brashear guiding children into playful story time, the McGrath brothers with Rolio Sludson, and Miss Jessica McGrath in songs. Henry Augustus Adrian of Santa Barbara extols Luther Burbank’s plant innovations. Colonel Bain delivers a resonant life reflection. Talks on art and a Colby demonstration attract attendees.
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Lida Brashear
McGrath Brothers
Fred
Rolio Sludson
Igick McGrath
Burbank
Henry Augustus Adrain
Santa Barbara
Calt
Luther T Burbank
Thomas Edison
Luther Burbank
Napoleon
Lons Pastner
Liu
Panama
Govethals
Gorgas
James Legue
George W. Bain
Col. Bain
Pittsfield School Board Opens Season With Changes
Pittsfield's board of education met to approve routine bills and outline planned work for the coming year. Newly elected superintendent Mr. Kimmel spoke, graduates hired for various grades, resignations accepted from Miss Rainwater and Miss Klveode, with Mrs. Gray and Miss Lynch stepping into vacancies. School to commence September 4. several staff transfers announced as the district marks fifty years since East building opening. The article also notes numerous local visits, marriages, conventions, and travel of residents, reflecting a busy community preparing for the new term.
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Ethel Rainwater
Michel Gray
Miss Rainwater
Normal University
Florine Crane
John B. Shepard Dies in Hannibal
John B. Shepard, pioneer miller long with Carter-Shepherd Milling and Eagles Mills, dies at 4 am in his Hannibal home on St Mary's Ave. He is survived by visitors Ruth Zoller of Oklahoma and sisters Henrietta and Irene Smoot. Local residents and officials were noted visiting or traveling to Hannibal for various reasons.
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Ottawa
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Lecgre
Thomas Uaferty
Lamanda
Tl. AL
Eugene Chamber-lain
Raferty
el Dara
Josie
Mamie McMahon
Chicago
Freda Bright
Lawson Williams
Victor
Holly Smith
Jeffries
Jacksonville
Postmaster Carroll Bush
Sarange Lake
Mercury
Johnson J
Lyndle Reel
St. Lawrence
Bert Binns
St. Louis
Mreg
Tucia Bates
Helen
Hannibal
John B. Shepherd
Carter-Shepherd Milling Company
Eagles Mills
St. Mary’s Avenue
Ruth Zoller
Oklahoma
Henrietta
Irene Smoot
J. Will Mefford
Court House
Won Scott
Thad Smith
J. W. Head
Lon Mackey
L. B. Frazier
Withers Mill
Palmyra
John Chadwell
Leslie Toole
St. Joseph
Laredo
Texas
House OKs Child Labor Bill With Senate Amendments
Washington Aug 19 Without debate or vote the child labor bill passed the house with senate amendments and moves toward President Wilson for signature. The measure, result of years of congressional struggle, bans shipment between states of products from establishments using child labor and shifts focus from state to federal oversight.
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Amusements Empire Hippodrome Tonight Lineup
Tonight at Empire Hippodrome the Cabaret Girls perform while Orpheum presents the Divorce Question. Star features Helen Gibson in a railroad drama and Mary Pickford in Little Pal. Savoy shows Florence Furner from the Maddening Crowd The Gem runs Charlie Chaplin in Bend. Quincy screens The Promised Land and Par The Vaga remains listed.
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Miary Pickford
Savoy
Florence ‘Furner
Charlie Chaplin
Bend
Quincy
Real Estate Transfers in Quincy and Fowler Areas
Real estate transfers reported include Emilee Hagenbruch and others to Edward Menke for part It 87 in Moulton's addition, Quincy. R M Stahl and others to Harriett Yeargain for part It 4 bik 12 in Chatten's survey of Fowler 32. Louise Frese and others to Catherine Brinks for parts Its 230 and 31 bik 1 in High Land addition, Quincy. Total listed price $1,285.
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Emilee Hagenbruch
Edward HL. Menke
Moulton
Quincey
R. M. Stahl
Harriett H. Yeargain
Chatten
Fowler
Louise H. Frese
Catherine Brinks
Highland Addition
Quincy
The Crime of Silence and Silent Suffering Olney Ad
An article describes sexual neurasthenia and related symptoms from low nerve energy and gland issues. It promotes Dr. Strohl in Quincy offering electrical and dry treatments, serums and gland extracts, claiming affordable chronic disease care without surgery. Office hours listed.
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Strohl
Quincy
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