Secretary Baker Addresses Peace and Policy in Maine
In Waterville Maine Secretary of War Newton D Baker praised Wilson era policies on Europe and Mexico at a campaign stop. He defended domestic legislation as wholesome and warned against foreign entanglements while urging peaceful, just actions and a careful hand in reconstruction and Mexican affairs. He criticized Huerta and Taft, and hoped for bloodless victories and peace on the Texas border.
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Maine
Waterville
Newton D. Baker
Wilson
Baker
Mexico
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Mr. Baker
Huerta
Taft
Texas
Convention Postponed by Upper Mississippi River Group
The Upper Mississippi River Improvement association postponed its annual convention from Sept 13-14 to Oct 25-26, set in La Crosse Wisconsin, due to a long heated term delaying delegates. The move preserves the event’s focus on river improvements and member participation.
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The
Upper Mississippi River Improvement Association
Wilkinson
la Crosse
Wis
German submarine Deutschland returns home praised for neutrality
The Deutschland is reported to have completed a 4200 mile homeward voyage with an uneventful sail and faultless engines. U.S. neutrality drew praise for safeguarding frontier respect as British ships near Chesapeake Bay were challenged by American vessels. Captain Koenig earns hero status as Bremen reports and news from The Hague notes similar return progress.
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London
United States
Amsterdam
Bremen
Reuter
U. 8
Chesapeake Bay
Hague
America
Exchange Telegraph Company
Deutschland
Koenig
William
Quarantine Lifted at Lake Geneva Camp
Lake Geneva Wis Aug 25 The quarantine at the woman s service school camp was lifted by a staff meeting. The mother soldierettes are now free to have their children visit. A boy scout Leroy Alcorn of Lake Geneva joined the camp s equipment Thursday.
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Lake Geneva
Wis
Leroy Alcorn
Deny Official Forecast on Wheat Prices
WASENINGTON Aug 25 The department of agriculture issued a statement denying that any official of the U S department has claimed wheat will rise to $2 or predicted how black rust will affect wheat prices.
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Wasenington
Aug
Department of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Real estate transfers include multiple Quincy deeds
Milton B Griggs transfers to Mary Grace Griggs Original Payson for 200. Heirs of Theresia reset to Ben L Miller lot 2 Nevin’s addition Quincy for 1 180. Ben L Miller to Thomas E Lane lot 2 Webster’s Nevin’s Quincy 1200. June McGinley to Ada L Duncan SW 1 4 Sec 35 2N Tw 1 Barzillia Poling to Thomas W Adair lots 7 8 Block 2 Paulton Park Loraine 200. Theodore Poling trustee to Henry J Zeitler Lot 36 Otis Quincy 215. Theodore Poling trustee to Lawrence G Zeitler Lot 22 Otis Otis Quincy 2005. Theodore Poling trustee to Warren H Kincaid Lot 32 Otis Quincy 215. Wilma Tacke to Kit and Myrtle Hudson Lots 1 2 Princes Alstyne Quincy 5.
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Milton
B. Griggs
Mary Grace Griggs
Barzillia Poling
Thomas W. Adair
Paulton Park
Loraine
Theodore C. Poling
Henry J. Zeitler
Otis
Quincy
Lawrence G. Zeitler
Warren H. Kincaid
Wilma M. Tacke
Kit Hudson
Myrtle May Hudson
Princes
Alstyne
Doctor's Pine Tar Honey Cough Remedy Ad
A vintage advertisement promotes Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as the right blend to ease coughs and colds. It claims soothing irritation, stopping the cough, and killing germs, asserting a 25 cent bottle will prove its value and stop the cough. Available at druggists.
Remnant day and sales fill Quincy personals
Lee Gash visits Quincy from Fabius township while Doerr Dept. Store offers underwear specials for today only. Duke and Duker Co features half price remnants on lace, ribbons, drapery, and fabrics as area residents travel for visits and shopping.
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Lee Gash
Fabius
Quincy
Doerr Dept
C. F. Hamiin
J. B. Sama
Philadelphia
Snyder
Buckley
Buck
Palmyra
Burlington St. Louis
Chicago
Hannibal and St. Joe
Duker’s
W. T. Duker Co
Renyard
Cook
North Sixth Street
Whig
Flexland
Soldiers’ Home
Summerville
D. H. EB. Lafler
State Bank
George Scherer
Cecil Potter
Wilbur Neal
Council Bluffs
Iowa
W. T. Duker Company
Ella Lewis
Chishom
Minn
W., T.duker Company
Student leaves noon for Nauvoo as others take jobs
Miss Willa Nelson of Geis City Business College departs at noon for her home in Nauvoo. Aliss Neilson has accepted a good position in Carthage, marking a note of career progress among local students.
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Koch
Young
Robert Temple
St. Louis
Blue Ribbon
Labon Harmon
Helen Lewis
B. B. Lewis
North Sixth Street
Independence
Kan
Harmon
Kansas City
Duker's
J. A. Jefferson
Detroit
Canada
Willa Nelson
Geis City Business College
Nauvoo
Aliss Neilson
Carthage
Your Bowels Should Move Once a Day
An old advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a gentle laxative that cleanses the system, relieves constipation, purifies blood, and acts as an overall tonic. It claims daily movement signals health and promises a feeling of well being. Available at druggists for 25e.
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Europe
Kessell’s
Chambray
Tan
Button
Jace
Hampshire Street
J. K. Reticker
Dan Stine
Reticker
Dr. Stine
Stine
Medical School of Missouri
Columbia
Lynds
Woodland Cemetery
Harvey Chatten
D. E. Lynds
Bhint
S. I. Bragg
Clyde Ware
C. L. Blackwell
Hester
Missouri
Ferdinand Sauff
Samuel Hayden
C. Gunther
Albert Shaahan
W. J. Smith
North Third Street
Washington Park
Hannibal
Bluff Hall
Fall Creek
Seehorn
Say
Highland
Highland Park
Lake Geneva Camp
Michigan
N. Sixth Street
Charles Seifert
Lucille
Burlington
W. T. Duker. Company
Mary Sinnock
North Fifth Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Elizabeth Linnemeyer
Elizabeth Kuhlman
American Academy of Christian Democracy
Hot Springs
N. C
W. T
Duker Company
Henry Saunders
Cape Girardeau, Mo
W. C. Willa
Saunders
Shelbyville, Mo
Jacksonville
Cape Girardeau Republic
Nader Brothers
Quincy Boys
E. G. Engelman
Evansville
Ind
B. G. Bauman
G. F. Lair
Bethel
Jonas Meyer & Co
Quincy Gas, Electric & Heating Co
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