Labor Day Parade and Picnic Planned in Baldwin Park
The Quincy Labor Day program is set for Monday September 4 with a 9 44 AM parade starting at Labor temple Ninth and State streets. The parade will be led by Chief Marshal Theodore Risser Assistant Marshals George N Schmitt William T Lincoln Bert Ryan John Augustine and feature unions including Imperial Band Building Laborers Union No 2 Metal Polishers Buffers Plaster and Brass Workers Union No 111 Stonecutters Union No 1 Stonemasons Union No 8 Plasterers Union No 127 Garment Workers Union No 280 Bartenders League No 153 Bakery Workers Union No 203 Leather Workers Union No 26 Team Drivers Union No 89 and others before the picnic at Baldwin Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Baldwin Park
Labor Temple
Ninth
State Streets
Marshaal
Theodore Risser
George N. Schmitt
Wm. T Lincoln
Bert Ryan
John Augustine
Geo
Ernst
Imperial Band
Building Laborers’ Union
Metal Polishers, Buffers
Plaster and Brass Workers’ Union
Stonecutters’ Union
Stonemagons’ Union
Plasterers’ Union
Garment Workers’ Union
Bartenders’ League
Bakery Workers’ Union
Leather Workers’ Union
Team Drivers' Union
Tron Molders’ Union
Foley Kidney Pills Offer Relief For Tired Women
Mrs Frank P Wood of Morrill Maine reports relief as soon as she begins Foley Kidney Pills. The ad claims the pills strengthen weak kidneys, improve function, and ease tiredness, back pain, and nervous headaches, promising better sleep and calmer nerves with genuine Foley Kidney Pills from Miller Arthur Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Wood
Morrill
Maine
Parade Route and Details for Labor Union March
The Line of March parade will start at Ninth and State and proceed to Tenth Hampshire Fourth Maine Eighth State. Unions include Stove Mounters Electrical Workers Cigarmakers Plumbers and Fitters Painters Carpenters Bricklayers. Parade time 9 45 a m with divisions at State Eighth and Eighth Kentucky. Prizes paid in cash. no appeals. entries to George Schmitt. Attractions and Prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electrical Workers’ Union
Cigarmakers’ Union
Plumbers
Gaus Fitters
Painters and Decorators’ Union
Carpenters and Juiners’ Union
Bricklayers' Protective Union
Hampshire
Maine
State
Kentucky
Display of Handsome Rabics Beauty Contest and Races
Local notices advertise prizes for children in a display of handsome rabbits and a beauty contest for boys and girls aged under five with cash awards. A horse race matinee trotting pacing and running events, a five mile handicap motorcycle race, vaudeville acts, dancing, and musical performances by the Imperial band and Rischar's orchestra are planned for the afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Band
Quincy
Desparing Woman Now Happy Father Desparing Woman Now Happy Father
Patoka Illinois woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health after five years of marriage and inability to bear children. She reports a healthy baby girl and improved well being from the tonic made of roots and herbs, widely praised for women's ills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patoka
Ill
Lydie £. Pinkham
George Stephens
Lydia E. Pinkham
Labor Day concert and beauty contest at Baldwin Park
A Labor Day program offers a concert of special musical selections starting at o clock with vaudeville acts and Rischar's orchestra. Contestants must be at least ten years old to compete for Handsomest Woman, Handsomest Man, and Handsomest Couple prizes, with varying first and second prizes. Admission is free for women and children. men pay ten cents, with grand stand seats free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rischar
Baldwin Park
Deutschland Submarine Deutschland Crew Welcome Home in Bremen
Capt Koenig and his crew returned to Bremen after anchoring at Weser river and stopping at Heligoland. Crowds cheered as families learned of the voyage and sailors stretched their legs before continuing homeward. The submarine evaded pursuit and reported arrival only near Heligoland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weser
Heligoland
Bremen
America
North Sea
Channel
New Teachers Are Selected
The Western Illinois State Normal lists new faculty appointments including Miss Cerana Muldrow Shelbyville Missouri as Grade teacher at 700 dollars, Miss Otto N. Green Connersville Indiana as Junior High assistant at 750, and Mr Homer Towand Duluth Minnesota as Junior High assistant at 700, with prior teaching experience and college backgrounds noted.
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Western Illinois State Normal
Adams County
la Prairie
Illinois
Cerana Muldrow
Shelbyville
Missouri
Muldrow
Park College
University of Minnesota
University of Utah
Troy
Ogden City
Utah
Otto N. Green
Connersville
Indiana
Homer T. Towand
Duluth
Minnesota
Townsend
Central High School
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Kalamazoo College
Lawrence
Mich
Webster school principalship nomination request and vacancies
Miss Helen H Thompson of Quincy Illinois has degrees from Quincy High School Bradley Polytechnic College and studies at Lewis Institute and Stout Institute where she earned 450 dollars for summer work. The writer asks for a few days to investigate candidates before filling one Junior High vacancy and potential resignations before school opens and to discuss candidates with the board prior to nominations for the Webster school principalship and German department head in the Senior High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen H. Thompson
Quincy Illinois
Thompson
Quincy High School
Bradley Polytechnic College
Lewis Institute of Chicago
Stout Institute
Menomonie
Wisconsin
Webster School
Steamers Visit Quincy's Port Amid Busy Week
Three steamers touched Quincy harbor on Thursday with Helen Blair arriving from Davenport at noon and returning by 3 15. Dubuque lagged schedule, docking at 4 30 and departing at 5 30 for Hannibal and St Louis. Bald Eagle came in from Hannibal at 9 am carrying Missouri Retail merchants and St Louis travelers to Keokuk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Blair
Davenport
Dubuque
Hannibal
St. Louis
Bald Eagle
Bluff City
Keokuk
Camp Point Chautauqua Program Ashore and Afloat
Aug 25 Camp Point reports a varied Chautauqua program. Miss Dawson entertained children with games and stories. Dr Charles M Sheldon spoke on Food and Fire. Hawaiian performers then offered a concert in native dress. Dr Harsey A Wiley lectured on The Wealth of Health. Teachers’ sessions covered methods and hygiene. Local socials and church notes follow with community updates including an accident and hospital visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Point
County teachers meet in Palmyra for state fair selection
In Palmyra on Aug 25 Miss Frankie Connell will hold an exam at the courthouse to pick two Marion county boys for the Missouri Boys State Fair school at Sedalia Sept 23 to 30. Eligible are boys 13 to 17 who have not attended before. The event, tied to the state fair board, includes lectures and demonstrations each morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmyra
Frankie Connell
Court House
Marion County
State Fair Board
Sedalia
Ethyl McElwee
John R. Davis
Fay Bowles
Blue ribbons awarded for paintings at Brown County Fair
A display of paintings at the Brown County Fair earned blue ribbons for standout works. Judging highlighted skill in color, composition, and originality among the showcased artists.
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Brown County
Colchester Busy With Chautauqua and Visits
Miss Annie Gould of Kewanee arrives in Colchester for an indefinite visit. The Lincoln chautauqua closes in Colchester with strong attendance. Kirkland tabernacle meetings begin Aug 27 with union services. Mrs. Richard Davis and children visit from Cuba. Local residents and visitors spread across Colchester and Macomb for various events and hospital visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Gould
Kewanee
Colchester
Lincoln Chautauqua
Kirkland Tabernacle
Richard Davis
Cuba
Tom Cooper
Frank Towny
Macomb
D. BE. Terrill
J. H. Bayless
James Foster
Tri-State Mutual Lodge Picnte
Cleve Welsh
Pearl Pearson
Augusta
Norma Webster
Myrtle ‘Thomas
Joe Carson
Sam Purton
Guy Murray
Lillian Stewart
Thames Hospital
Arch Wagle
Galesburg
Simple safe way to reduce weight with Korean capsules
An old ad touts a weight loss method using Korean capsules from Miller and Arthur Drug Co. It promises no starvation or heavy exercise and urges weekly weigh-ins. The copy claims quick, harmless results and improved digestion with a buoyant feeling, urging all to try the treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller & Arthur Drug Co
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Joneses
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Epictetus Diogenes Lex
Diogenes Sex
Brewers’ Union
Beer Bolters’ Union
Pressmans’ Union
Press Feeders and Assistants’ Union
Musicians’ Union
Brown & Mays
Castile
Welsbach
Milliken
Prescription Dept
N. E. Cor
Berlin
FETEL
Koenig
Dorothy Hubert
Fowler
Charles IF. Hubert
George Laman
George Smith
Smith Farm
Eighth Street
W. K. Abbott
Democratic National Committee
Woodrow Wilson
Long Branch
N. J
Gars
Charles Clarke
Bear Creek
Wear
Royal Oil Company
Quincy Division
Naval Reserves
Chicago
Isle de Luzon
Great Lakes
Baylis Masons
Baylis Lodge of Masons
Quincy Grand Lecturers
Quincy A Sons
Julian Kiemme
Emmett Howard
H.C. Johnson
George Zoller
William C. Bradley
C. F. Eichenauer
Howard Watson
Glen Watson Johnson
Lela Louise Leggett
Sree Ol Naae
Dr. 5 Wiley
Thursay
Kennedy
Juliet Tipton
Mery Smith
Zelna Lewis
Manona Cherman
Mra. J. Z. Campbell
Vogelgesang
Ena Clark
Jennie McPike
Misa Frankie Connell
Scanlon
Annie Landis
Dorothy Dudley
Connell
Hygiene
Sadie Calvert
State Department
Buckthorn
Fred Grant
Wert Grant
George Green
Wright
Omer Brake
Cairo
Alex Carpenter
Glen Carpenter
Marion
Lottie Stewart
Pleasing
John Shoopman
Bert Grant
Leslie Hoover
Loren Briggs
Buckhorn M. KE
Dinah
W. S. Wright
Supé Connell
Salko
Reed
Colchester, III
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