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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1915

Page

5

Amounts of Money in Local Real Estate Records

A blurred nineteenth century notice notes numerous mortgages deeds and quitclaims filed in the recorder's office during the week ending with many transfers of property and large sums of money involved. The report cites large monetary considerations around $4201637 and indicates a generally quiet period with expectations of more filings in coming weeks.

Wit Recorder Jamies Buffington Umber Sam

Picnic Report Highlights Attendance and Notable Attendees

A fragmentary account notes a community picnic with financial details and a crowd presence. Mentioned attendees include John Steiner and Julius, with others unnamed, signaling local participation despite garbled text.

John. Steiner Julius

Fragmentary names and places in a license consent note

A distorted list mentions Selma 20 and Lucy Laughlin of Lima, Quincy residents, and several other individuals including Mrs Ollie Hitt of Hannibal and Chillicothe entries. The text reads as a consent or legal notice fragment with multiple ages and towns.

Hh. Wiemalt

Filling Hole at Sixth and Cherry Sparks Local Debate

A large hole at the corner of Sixth and Cherry streets is being slowly filled by rubbish dumps. Residents urge proper disposal by the owner. Palmyra invites attendances to Marion county fair September 7–11. St Francis picnic plans set for Labor Day at school yard with dinner music and vaudeville. Franklin Reddick arrested for making improper remarks to women while intoxicated. A black sealskin grip containing a surgical outfit was stolen from Dr. Wells’s auto Friday night. Mrs Otis Glameyer and son return to Chicago after six weeks with Ellington hosts. Jost & Kiefer workers enjoyed a full day outing at Point Pleasant colony with games and dancing led by manager Jake Hase.

Cherry Streets Gils Jost & ‘Kiefer Point Pleasant Colony Yester Pav Jake Hase

Meeting at Chamber A public mass meeting on interurban rail

A public mass meeting called for Wednesday at 8 o'clock in the Chamber of Commerce building to discuss the C P Q Traction Company's stock sale and the proposed interurban railroad for Quincy. Hirsch brothers hold bonds and all interested in Quincy rail access urged to attend for full discussion.

Quincy

Parochial school first class teacher arrives in city

Professor Arthur Diesing arrives to take charge as the new teacher for the first class at St. Jacobi Parochial School. He will be installed at church services this morning.

Arthur, Diesing St. Jacobi ‘Parochial School

Blood tonic claims cure for rheumatism in old ad

An old advertisement promotes S. S. S. blood tonic as a cure for rheumatic pain and fatigue. It argues uric acid poisons the blood and energy returns with clear blood flow. The copy urges readers to obtain S. S. S. from a druggist or write for free advice from S. S. S. Co. of Atlanta.

Rom S. S S. Af S Atlanta, Ga S. S.S

Aged farmer injured in road accident near Marblehead

An elderly farmer, Jules Smith, 75, of Marblehead, was badly hurt when his buggy was struck by a car driven by J Henry of Castle Mo, two miles north of Marblehead. The impact broke the buggy axle and threw Smith from the buggy. He suffered two fractured ribs, severe bruising, and possible internal injuries. Dr. Hi B. Litchfield of Quincy attended. Mr Henry aided, and Smith rested at home last evening.

Jules Smith Dorth Marblehead J. Henry Rela Castle Smith Henly Hi B Litchfield Quincy Mr. Smith

County C E convention to open in El Dara

Aug 28 El Dara reports the county C E convention set for Sept 2 and 3 will feature Eure P Gates a state worker as a speaker on both days. Other speakers include Revs A R Baylis D N Wetzel H F Hanscon J D Dobney and C E workers with music provided by orchestra and vocalists. The El Dara hosts will greet attendees with a royal welcome.

Kennady EL Dara C. E Eure Gates Field Haseen

New Salem to Get Electric Lights Soon

New Salem will receive electric lights within four to six weeks as workers install poles and wires. The Central Mindis Public Service Corp will supply the current and crews are placing lines around the town to complete the setup.

New Salem Iil Ithe Cental. Mindis Public Service Corporation Réddy

Anti-Horse Thief Association Picnic Draws Crowd

Perry Illinois August 28 excellent attendance marked the annual picnic of the Anti-Horse Thief association. The event at Walkers Grove three and a half miles southwest of Perry featured speeches, refreshments and music, with a general good time reported.

Perry Ill Anti-Horse Thief Association Walker's Grove

Hodson transfers and land trades in Webster's Quincy area

A string of land transfers names Jennie Minnie Hodson Frederick Hodson Fannie and Jennie Hodson Minnie Hodson Frank Randolph B and Lenore Schmeideskamp Frank Dempsey Lydia Dempsey Laura W Duncan W T Rogers Samuel Hubbard E Ro Hudson with parcels in section 33 block Webster's Quincy and no 3 2n 7ws and associated prices from 1200 to 4000 dollars.

Jennie Minnie Hodson Frederick Hodson Frederick Fannie Jennie Hodson Hodson Anna .C. Hodson Frank Randolph Lenore Schmeideskamp Frank Dempsey Webster’s Quincy Frank Lydia Dempsey Laura W. Duncan Webster's Quineys Samuel A. Hubbard St“Z Whitebread's E. Ro Anna Hudson

Quarantine Changes In Foot and Mouth Disease

Washington announces modifications to the foot and mouth disease quarantine effective after August 30. Massachusetts is fully removed from the quarantine, while Illinois Indiana Michigan Minnesota and Pennsylvania remain under adjusted restrictions.

Washington Department ‘of Agriculture Massachusetts Illinois Indiana Michigan Minnesota Pennsylvania

Internal Revenue Agents Rally to Hunt Delinquents

Deputy United States Internal Revenue Collector Fitzgerald and Chicago chief agent Dan Chapin led a conference in the eighth district to pursue all delinquent taxpayers. The drive targets those who owe the special emergency war tax due December 1, 1914, and others unpaid income taxes due March 1. Many have failed to meet tax obligations in prior years as well.

United States Internal Revenue C.E Fitzgerald Springfield Eighth Internal Revenue District Dan. Chapin Chicago

Local Pick-Ups at St Francis Picnic and Community Notes

St Francis annual picnic is noted for Monday Sept 6 with local updates. Stanley Wicks, auditor of the Hotel Quincy, plans a westward return soon after vacation, per a postcard from Salt Lake City. Henry J. Tholen returns from Kansas City after attending the National Bankers Manufacturers’ convention held Aug 23 25. Rev. B J Montrucchio will join the Soldiers Home on Sept 1. A daughter was born to Otto Kriegshauser and family at Blessing Hospital, and another daughter born to Frank Herne and wife.

Stanley Wicks Quincy Frank. Jenkins Salt Lake City Utah Henry J. Tholen Kentucky Street Kansas City Hankes Manufacturers’ Association Foy Rally Peoria Otto Kriegshauser Ohio Street Frank Herne North Seventh Street Blessing Hospital

Local Herald Reports Mrs Klemmer’s Death and Family Details

The obituary notes the death of Mrs. Klemmer after a paralytic stroke and long illness, detailing her husband, children Erma and Mrs. Charles Kriegshauser, and other relatives. It mentions a recent visit with her daughter, a card game with kin, and references to family members and church ties.

Julius Oe Kentucky Roy Klemme Newton Little Erma Charles Kriegshauser Stlede Nile Riemmé Minchie Soar Gra Hauser Em. Star St. Peter's EA

Lima couple wed as Miss Lucy Lucille McLaughlin marries

The ceremony yesterday noon at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank McNay on North Seventh street united Miss Lucy Lucille McLaughlin and John L Ensminger in marriage. Rev Howard O Rocks pastor of the Christian church at Lima performed the rites. The couple will reside in Decatur where the groom teaches in the schools. The bride is daughter of Mrs D C McLaughlin of Lima.

Frank McNay Seventh _ street Lucy Lucille McLaughlin John L . Ensminger Lima Howard O. Rocks

St Paul Steamer Says Final Trip Of The Season

The Streckful steamer St Paul departed from the local port yesterday for its last trip of the season between St Louis and St Paul. The vessel carried a large passenger list and is expected to make one of its best trips of the season along the river.

St. Paul St. Louis

Automobile Owners Ad Promises Exclusive Territory

A fragmentary Quincy advertisement urges readers to visit 613 Street to view a device claimed to help make money. It promises exclusive territory to agents and claims a hustler can earn 10 to 25 dollars daily. John D. Jackson is named as General Agent.

Quincy John D. Jackson

Do you want to work for the other man all your life

An advertisement urges readers to change jobs and join a live business demo at 613 Hampshire Street. It promises a nationwide opportunity for auto owners and seeks agents in every city and town. John D. Jackson is named as general agent.

Hampshire United States U.S John D. Jackson

Own your own business and be your own boss

Advertises an opportunity to own a business and quit being bossed, inviting readers to 613 Hampshire Street to see selling auto owners and notes the automobile business is thriving. Mentions John D. Jackson as general agent and emphasizes looking into opportunities. Also lists classified items including boarding quiet places, piano rentals, and piano moving services with contact details.

Hampshire Street Auto John’ D. Jackson

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