Widowed Urilla Lamb Dies at 78 in Melrose Township
Mrs Urilla Lamb died at 9 am Thursday in the home of her daughter Mrs Martha Lamb five miles east of Quincy Melrose township after years of rheumatism She was born near Ursa April 2 1888 and was 78 She married twice first to Ruddle then to another husband who also predeceased her She leaves four sons and one daughter plus many grandchildren and great grandchildren The funeral and burial plans were announced in Mendon Missouri Lucia May infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Kraft died at 8 30 am in Quincy born two weeks ago congenital debility also noted Burial at Calvary Cemetery in Quincy was planned
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Urilla Lamb
Martha Lamb
Quincy
Melrose Township
The
Christian Church
John B
Harry L. Ruddite
Kingman
Kans
W.L. Ruddte
Culdesac
Idaho
George H. Ruddle
Lewiston
Mrs. Lamb
Lucia May
Harry C Kraft
North Twelfth Street
Helen
Calvary Cemetery
Funeral services for Margaret Stoermer held at home
Margaret Stoermer daughter of Mr and Mrs George Stoermer died recently Funeral rites were at 3 pm Thursday at the family home 928 Adams street conducted by Rev A W Fruechte of St Pauls Evangelical church Many floral offerings burial in Green mount cemetery Albert Wand funeral services held at residence 1420 South Eighth street and at St Marys Catholic church by Rev Fr Zurbensen The bearers were Philip Milbert Elmer Fleer Harry Rueter Robert Rueter Ralph Craig and Walter Rupp Burial followed at Calvary cemetery.
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Margaret Stoermer
Margaret
George Stoermer
Adams Street
A. W. Fruechte
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Greenmount Cemetery
Albert Wand
South Eighth Street
St Mary's Catholic Church
Fr. Zurbensen
Philip Milbert
Elmer Fleer
Harry Rueter
Robert Rueter
Ralph Craig
Walter Rupp
Calvary Cemetery
Local markets report scarce vegetables with varied home grown supply
Markets show few home grown vegetables with most produce shipped from other areas. Michigan produces extras like celery and melons. home grown tomatoes cucumbers peppers and beans appear in limited quantities. California fruits and grapes dominate, with prices ranging from six to ten cents per pound for early blue grapes and other fruits slightly elevated due to crop shortfalls.
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Virginia
Jersey
Florida
California
Elbertas
Michigan
Lima
Soldiers and Sailors Home Encampment Activities
Report shows 1083 men and 277 women in the Home with 273 men and 126 women on furlough and 164 men and 22 women in hospital. Cottage movements and visits noted along with a fish fry in the grove and several residents on furlough or visiting relatives. Local staff changes include Mrs Gales departing for Kansas City and Mrs Sarah Dodd replacing her.
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Gales
Nickel Plate
Kansas City
Sarah Dodd
City
Mathews
Garner
Farmington
Lil
Joseph Pearce
Gregory
Indiana
Sarah J. Wurtz
Willmington
Soldiers’ and Sailors
Mrs. Blatchett
Clayton
Linsay
Nellie Ernst
Eddy
Young
St. Louis
Geo. I. Baird
Rushville
Mary Baird
Colchester
Bess Moore
Columbia Boulevard
Reva McClure
Til
Mrs George W Ellis III Ill at Son's Home
Mrs George W Ellis III lies critically ill at her son George M Ellis's home 635 North Sixth Street with her children and grandchildren at her bedside. Lennie Ellis Hiram Ellis Quin cy Jn Davenport Bertha Jones Chicago Ed Ellis Rock Island Charles Ellis Elden Town Nana Alger Davenport are listed among those gathered.
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George W. Ells
George M. Ellis
North Sixth Street
Lennie Ellis
Hiram Ellis
Quincy
E. L. Hive
Davenport
Bertha Jones
Chicago
Ed Ellis
Rock Island
Charles Ellis
Elden
Town
Nana Alger
Queen Louise dresser set collection described for sewing
One set of dresser items in the Queen Louise pattern includes scarf pin cushion handkerchief case sachet case scissor case and work bag all stamped on a single linen-finish material ready to be cut out and worked per set 25 Cc.
Store of Quality Belt and Purse Lot Itemizes Prices
A newspaper brief describes a sale of quality goods including belts with patent leather in various colors at 50 cents, dustless duster mittens worth 25 cents, and a lot of tortoise shell handled purses priced around $1.50. The notice notes regular values and promotional pricing for Friday purchases.
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Mars
Ursa
Tiil
Luella M. Kraft
Washington
Victrolas
Weilers
Texas Wonder
FE. W. Fall
Olive Street
George W. Ellis III
Dimity Athletic Union
Kayser
Sents
Store of Quality
Stillman
Madam Cavalier
Poplin
Percales
Calicoes
Madras
Cretonnes
Marquisettes
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