Catholic Vote United at Polls to Shape Peace Era
Central Verein adopts resolutions urging Catholic voters nationwide to unite at the polls to promote liberty and tolerance. A peace pope proposal calls for the pope to arbitrate postwar settlement, while a Mexico stance defends religious liberty and conscience. Preparedness urged by Catholic Young Men's national union. Officers reelected include Slattery, Fitzpatrick, Gotterman, Hauck, and Murray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Central Verein
James F. Zipf
Gonzaga Union
Sach
Mexico
Catholic Young Men's National Union
Congress
Michael J. Slattery
Philadelphia
M. FF. Fitzpatrick
Baltimore
G. R. Gotterman
Wilmington
Del
Sylvester A. Hauck, Jr
Harry R. Murray
George H. Wilson for Attorney General and State Roles
Political advertisement profiling George H. Wilson as Attorney General candidate and listing his public offices and honors. Highlights include State's Attorney of Adams 1896-1900, Quincy Corporation Counsel 1907-08, State Representative (36th District) in 46th 47th 48th and 45th General Assemblies, Temperance Committee chair, State Bar Association governor, led Woman's Suffrage bill on third reading, Vermont Ave church member, Lay Delegation chair to 1916 General Conference, and Dudley Lodge member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Quincy
House
State Bar Association
Vermont M. . Church
Illinois
Saratoga Springs
Dudley Lodge
AL OM
Esa Tye
Hull Appeals On His Record
A political feature outlines Hull's vision for state service and education, emphasizing preparedness, a short ballot, woman suffrage, and Cook County relations. It notes Hull as a candidate for governor of Illinois, pledging governance of the whole state rather than party interests. The piece follows Hull’s Quincy visit with remarks at Otis Elevator and Electric Wheel works, veterans’ home, and a public reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois
Cook County
Quincy
Hall
St. Louis
Edwardsville
Chicago
Hull
George H. Wilson
M. E. Carrott
J. F. Guttner
New Bomb
Otis Elevator Works
Hotel Newcomb
Illinois State Band
Washington Park
Surrounding Towns News From Deer Ridge Missouri
Deer Ridge residents report visitors and departures including George Robinson and family from Chicago visiting relatives and farm west of town. Several attend funerals in Kahuka and Mt. Sterling. Farm activity centers on threshing with fair yields and good rains reviving pastures. Local social events include reunions, visits, and chautauqua plans as residents travel to and from Knox City LaBelle and Wyaconda.
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Deer Ridge
George Robinson
Chicago
Alvin Hickerson
Kahuka
Rosa Harris
Harris
Mt. Sterling
Wraconda
Fay Hawkins
William Spidle
Edith
Turtle Bend
Artle McDonald
Pugh
Jane Clapp
Martha Ethridge
California
Knox City
McReynolds
William Spitlte
Ed McFadden
Knox County
John Egbert
Neeper
Clara
Ruth Marx
Kansas City
Helen Bounceville
Rutledge
Letta Walker
Stronghurst
Lillie
LaBelle
St. Francisville
Henry
Florence Sears
Kirksville
E. Bultzell
Dilly Cummings
Ben McClain
Tioga Items Highlight Family Visits and Local Sales
James Anderson and children and Mr and Mrs Arthur Vradenburg with kids spent Sunday with J Vradenburg. The Schaefer sale on Aug 13 drew a good crowd and strong prices. Ladies Aid raised 26.75 at lunch. Warsaw band concert drew townspeople for a Saturday outing. Ralph Ensminger visited Quincy Monday. Grazia and Lottie Eshom visited Marie West Tuesday. Chris Jaeger bought a new Overland from J Christner. George Mueller family and Elizabeth Kramer with others visited Jacob Hanesie’s home in Quincy on Sunday.
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Grazia
Lottie Eshom
Eshom
Marie West
Chris Jaeger
J. Christner
George Mueller
Lzabeth Kramer
Willis
Elsie Amara
Mary Films
Quincy
Jacob Hanesie
Social notes from Labelle and nearby towns
Labelle Missouri residents Mr and Mrs Morgan Quail and Mr and Mrs J H Keepsler with baby visited James Buckhart family south of Knox City on Sunday. George Thorp and Wesley Eskew drove to Quincy in the former’s car. Mrs Arthur Morgan returned to Ewing after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs A K Allen. Mrs F EB Turner finished an extended visit with daughter Mrs Charley Alverson of Oberly and Mrs Fannie Anderson of Kansas City.
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Lear
Shirkey
Magete Humphrey
Marvin
McAlister
Okla
J. G. Richmond
Harley Pease
Decatur
James Coder
Montague
H. D. Thompson
Chicago
KR. R. Brooks
Baby
St. Louis
Dr. Ratliff
Edina
LaBelle
J. L. Coder
Charney Pease
Dinors
Aubrey Coder
Lewistown
Elizabeth Byers
Enma
Agnes
Earl Talderman
Edna Roberts
D. H. Thompson
Knox City
Harry Patterson
Mc Jine
Clara Frye
Macomb, II
Henry Manyx
Margaret McDonough
W. B&b. Anderson
Do. M. Dungan
Moberly
Ritter
Len Wildman
Maurine
Wyaconda
Ralph Nicol
LaBalle
Stamlin
Clay Gibbons
Jefferson City
Bud Ragar
Ragar
Maud Mamilton
Shelbyville
Oneta Vancy
Warren
James Rhoades
Maquis Fountain
Raymond McKamey
City of Flowers
Chautauqua
Dan Phillips
Colorado
Rothwell
Levi Crook
BR. F. Leake
Gibbons Bros
Palmyra
Bethel Baptist Association
Bethany
Here
Established New Bureau in Democratic Campaign HQ
CHICAGO Aug 23 Senator Walsh, manager of the western national Democratic campaign headquarters, announces the creation of a reference bureau. Dr Edward A Firpatrick of the University of Wisconsin will be in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Senator Walsh
Western National Democratic
Edward A. Firzpatrick
University of Wisconsin
Lima public notices and local events highlight late summer
George Doane of Perry Illinois promotes lightning rods in town while nearby crowds attend Mendow’s Tri State picnic. Bishop Quayle lectures, Rocky Run picnic, and Lima Christian church basement dedication on September 10th with Rev. Pritchard preaching.
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George Doane
Perry
Ill
Lima
Mendow
E. F. Jacobs
William Bolt
Camp Point
W. A. Quayle
Rocky Run
Daugherty Grove
Lima Christian Church
H. O. Pritchard
Eureka College
G. C. Maple
White Prairie
Phil Carter
William E. Leach
Quincy
E. T. Strubinger
Pike County
Gay
Baker Boys
Marceline
Parker
Alma Miller
Americus
Kan
Grace Treach
Loraine
Roy Allen
Boss Morrison
Ethel Crabtree
Eliza Marshall
Vinson
W. KB. Leach
Albert Schafer
Tioga
Schafer
Byrd Clark
Clark
O. J. St. John
Alice Bhipe
Methodist Church
H. B. King
Dr King’s New Life Pills Ad Promises Daily Bowel Movement
An old medicine advertisement claims a daily bowel movement signals health and that Dr King’s New Life Pills provide a gentle laxative effect without griping. It promises to purify the blood, relieve constipation, and act as an overall tonic at a price of 25 cents.
Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles
Claim describes Texas Wonder tonic curing kidney and bladder issues in men and women, regulating bladder troubles in children. States mail order available, price $1.90, one bottle equals two months. Includes promise of testimonials and mentions Dr. FE. W. Hall of St. Louis and druggist availability.
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Texas
FE. W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
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Pontiff
Man Zipf
Councils of the Nations
American Federation of Catholic Societies
Amer
Mexisco
Geo. H. Wilson
Joneses
Tunk
Foxy
Orene
Comfort
Central Union Telephone Company
J. BE. Halligan, Muanoger
Main
H.O. Rocks
Lafe Slutcher
Alma Cort
Anna Dunn
Quincey
Chas, McPike
Smith
Maywood
Fannie Gooch
Hannibal
Hutcherson Bridge
Benbow
Philadeilphia
Everett Imbler
Nelsonville
Vernon Johnson
Fannie Scott
Vivian Craig
Emden
Asbury Bleigh
James Brown, Sr
J. B. Sams
Tom Ballard
Lola Hanger
J. Rhoades
Frank Tatmian
Kixer Johnson
Ira Cobb
Missy Pearl Cobb
Herbert Fagan
Drexel Martin
Tom Simmons
Charléa Simmons
Sue
Bird Simmors
Gibbons
Nantile
Crane
Lizzie Simmons
Ebenezer Baptist Church
May Hawkins
Andrew Chapel
Chirch
Hamlin
C. W. Hamlin
Evelyn and
Lilian McPike
Mattie Schultz
Hester
Lewis Clark
Myrtle Leake
J. T. Feaster
W. E. Dunn
Boettcher
South River Bridge
Sam Chi
Mons
Eichenever
Sterling Bailey
Bertie
Iva Hutchers
Guy la
John Jackson
Jackson
Clay Heath
Louis Sharp
Palmayra
Lamont
Jasper Libbee
Mont Zion
Len. Small Kankaker
Len
Blicem
Dr. Chase
Tenth Street
Val Ace
Rive
Rock Island
Keokuk
Ft. Madison
Buffington
A. H. Pennoyer
T.p.a.excursion
Tro Keokuk
Bay Street Railway
Qn One
Burlington
National Park
América
Yellowstone
Cody Road
Buffalo Bill
Park
Glacier Park
Rocky Mountain
Estes Park
Aen
Ellis
Quincy, Flinole
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