Joshua B Shreve Pioneer Dies at 96 in Carthage Home
Joshua B. Shreve a Hancock County pioneer died at his Carthage home near Carthage College at 12 a m Sunday age 96 7 months. Born January 1 1820 in Green County Kentucky he moved through Indiana before settling in Hancock County. He farmed shipped livestock and partnered with David Butler before Butler became Nebraska governor. He married Elizabeth Walker in 1863 and had nine children two of whom survived with him. Funeral services set for Tuesday afternoon at his home.
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Carthage
Joshua B. Shreve
Carthage College
Mr. Shreve
Green County
Wm. B
Susan (Blinco) Shreve
Monroe County
Indiana
Hvesteck
Theodore Roosevelt
Abraham Lincoln
Elizabeth Walker
Franklin W
Lizzie E
Bernie M. Shreve
Mary R
Charles I
Harrison A. Ruth
Anna FH. Cruise
Shreve
Christian Church of
Kimbrough Infant Pauline Buried. Local Notices and Real Estate
Pauline Estella Kimbrough, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Kimbrough, died after convulsions, aged 2 years 26 days. Funeral held from the residence with Rev. J. W. Porter. interment at Moss Ridge Cemetery. Also reports a false fire alarm at Orth meat market, Band visit, local political campaigning, social visits, and real estate transfers. Marriage licenses listed for Arthur H. Lord and Bertha J. Geddes.
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Pauline
J. W. Porter
Moss Ridge Cemetery
Orth Meat Market
Lee Price
Basco
Kahoka
Missouri
Basco Field
Carthage
Court House Park
T. E. Burner
Augusta
Board of Supervisors
Wm. A. Compton
Macomb
Powellton
Ira J. O'Harra
N. J. Tull
Sibyl Brough
Brough
Pearl
Tull
Emma Carroll
Mabelle Gray
Billine Gray
West Point
Marriage Licenses List Includes Names and Cities
Marriage licenses issued for Donald L. Manes Golden Cornelia Bornman Quincy Albert C Koch Quincy Bertha H Burgtorf Quincy Walter Graham Beverly Sadie Myrtle Quincy Plainville George Franklin Herron Jr Quincy Emma Louise Perrigo Kahoka Mo 19 28 entries show licenses granted in various Missouri locales including Quincy and Kahoka with ages noted for some individuals.
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Donald L. Manes
Golden
Cornelia Bornman
Quincy
Albert C. Koch
Bertha H. Burgtorf
Walter Graham
Beverly
Sadie Myrtle Quincy
Plainville
George Franklin Herron, Jr
Emma Louise Perrigo
Kahoka
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Promises Cold Relief
An old advertisement touts Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as a cure for colds. It claims the syrup soothes coughing loosens phlegm and eases breathing with pine tar balsam noted as healing raw throat mucus and preventing bronchial irritation. The ad urges readers to buy at druggists.
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Dr. Bell
Half Crop of Corn in Pike County
PIPTSFIELD Aug 29 With the Tate fall for maturing late corn there will likely be a half crop in the region. Much late corn not yet in roasting ear may not make sound grain. Heat damaged early corn and rains ruined hay stacks. Local corn selling at 90 to 95 cents, some holding old corn at 1.00. Rains revived grasses and fall pastures. more wheat sowing planned.
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Piptsfield
Richard McBride
Wellington
John Kern
Summer Hat
Vlorence Hurley
Elotes
Galesburg
John Scott
Thomas Cannon
Jacksonville
Ellen Barrett
D. P. Hollie
Macomb
Teachers’ Institute
J. M. Bush
Glenn Hickle
Abingdon
Ill
Anna Cody
Quincy
Florence Beard
Wm. Lemmon
Jessie Troutner
Chicago
Pittsfield
J. O. Strubinger
Barry
Rock Island
Davenport
Clinton
Madison
Wis
Lake Geneva
South Bend
Ind
Kalamazoo
Battle Creek
Mich
Detroit
Britton
Toledo
Montpelier
Ohio
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
St. Louis
Canada
Illinois
Rhode Island
Vail Cordell
James Robison
Stuart Fowler
Thos. Padkins
Emma Sharpe
Richard Long
Summerhill
Edward Glandon
Fred Utt
Glen Ellyn
Keokuk
A. S Archer
R. O. Smith
Sam Williams
John Ducey
Ducey
Wim. Halpin
Alton
J. R. Ghormley
Silver Cafe
Susy Green
Burr Swan
Ross Matthews
East Washington Street
Lee Butcher
Kenneth
Griggsville
Edward Doocy
Louise Doocy
Escanaba
Micho
Bethany County Baptists Meet for Bethel Session at Cherry Dell
The eighty second annual Bethel Baptist association session opens today at Bethany Church in Cherry Dell, six miles northwest of Palmyra. Program covers devotions, sermons, officers’ elections, missions, Sunday schools, obituaries, and women’s work with speakers from Palmyra, Hannibal, and other towns. public notices include a resignation of Miss Allison from Palmyra High School music supervisor post and social items from Palmyra and surrounding area.
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Palmyra
Bethel Baptist Association
Bethany
Cherry Dell
Philadelphia
W. M. Alderton
Canton
HB. la Painter
Adoph Vollmer
H. E. Truex
M. D. Eubank
Missouri Ministers Aid Society
the Home For Aged Baptists
W. L. Dargan
P. Gott
W. S. Hall
F. E. Gooner
E H. Sonnenberg
T. R. Smith
W. L. Dorgan
Hannibal
McClintic
T. J. Suter
Union J. Davis
Graham
Elenor Dawson
George W. Moora
General Association
Southern Baptist Convention
Austin J. Thames
Robert N. Gilbert
Kidney Trouble Prompted By Painful Aches And Rheumatism
Ambrose Gary of Sulphur Oklahoma writes of long standing kidney trouble causing pain and immobility. After three months and three bottles of Foley Kidney Pills he reports relief from the first bottle and a renewed sense of health, calling the medicine wonderful. Miller Arthur Drug Co. advertises the product.
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Ambrose Gary
Okia
Foley
Miller & Arthur Drug Co
Adv
Owsley Dry Goods Group Visit and Local Picnic News
At Savoy Today, Mrs. J. S. Berghofer and daughters Mildred and Rose visit Hannibal relatives for the Owsley Dry Goods company. St. Pauls church youths held a Riverview Park picnic in Hannibal on Saturday. Mrs Dan Moss and daughter Marietta of Chicago, guests of Mrs. R. A. Moss, returned home Monday morning.
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Allison
Emily Allison
Huntsville
Ala
Palmyra High School
Savannah
Memphis
Tenn
Palmyra
The
Presbyterian Church
J. T. Bloom
Christian Church
Russell Fogle
Fogle and Schnitzer Dry Goods Company
St. Louis
Ohio
Jeanette Howard
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Ike Owsley
Shelbina
W. H W. Ellison
Oklahoma
Long F
Lang
Kokomo
Ind
Saint Paul's Episcopal Church
Indiana
W. P. Johnson
Bler and Company
Palymia
Nix and
Berghofer
Marion County
Lycurgus la Fen
Talmyra
Oklahoma City
Okla
Ben F. Glahn
Kansas City
Hudson Touring Car, From There They Will Take the Train. Mr. and Mrs. Glahn
Lalla Moss
Clara Tiefen
Brun
Owsley Dry Goods Company
J. S. Berghofer
Mildred
Rose
Hannibal
St. Paul's Church
Riverview Park
Dan Moss
Marietta
Chicago
R. A. Moss
Amusements Today Fireworks Night At Highland Theaters
Amusements Today lists Orpheum shows with Mother and Son and Caprice of the Mountains plus live appearances by Mlle Diane D Aubrey Jan Rubini and Edna Goodrich Also Dorothy Gish in The Little School Ma am Chester Conklin in His First False Step and Three Johns Trapping the Bachelor promise a varied bill Garden Orchestra will play with enhanced music A novelty fireworks display will light the Highland night for patrons leading to a lively evening of joy and frolic
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Orpheum
Belasco
June Caprice
Mlle
Diane D'Aubrey
Jan Rubini
Princess
Edna Goodrich
Bavoy
Dorothy Gish
Chester Conklin
Highland Park Announces Biggest Season Event Wednesday
Highland Park management promotes the season’s blockbuster at the park on Wednesday night. The Big Four provide a novelty act and the largest event of the season with a bandstand program and a fifteen piece orchestra with singers. Five pieces join the O’Farrell orchestra for the dance night.
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Highland Park
the Park
O'Farrell
Highland
Danc
Exquisite Mother Love Drama At The Orpheum
At the Orpheum theater the play Mother and Son is superbly staged with strong cast led by Miss Tolson as the mother and Mr. Ross as the son. It shows the depth of a mother's devotion and the lengths she will go to ensure her child's happiness. A matinee today and tomorrow precede tomorrow night's final performance with a Thursday shift to Woman Against Woman a comedy drama about a wealthy bachelor finding a husband.
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Orpheum Theater
Orpheum
Miss Tolson
Mr. Ross
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Hancock County
A. P
Kimbrough Home
Prentice Storer
Fred E. Pyle
Dallas City
G. W. Augel
Hamilton Lumber Co
Hamilton
Jennie M. Worthen
W. S. Nelson
Ralston
Warsaw
Christena Wohlwend
Elizabeth M. Bruegger
Nauvoo
Wm. F. Shain
James L. Shain
Dallas Gety
Robert L. Harder
Leland
Hobart
Joseph L. Worrell
C. E. Alton
J. W. Richards
M. Donald
Stewart
Ferris
Wm. Holland
Lillian M. Weber
Lot
Wm. Tull
Clinton Tull
Arthur Hardy Lord
Bertha Jane Geddes
Fountain Green
Broadway
Satan
Edward Slowman
Three Johns
George Stanly
Trapping the Bachelor
H. P
H. P. Poultry Foods
Koonberg Milling Co
Quincy, Ill
John Hall Printing CO
Musselman Bldz
Quincy, Ml
Pike County
County Baptists
WEEET
Arymiap Club
Hanly Opera House
Misses Briggs
Spier
Jeanette Howell
Kirksville
Messrs
Crites
Montgomery
Robert Kipp
Lowell Baker
Troy
Paul Zoller
T. Isa
Schweder
Geo
Clayton
Cy Myers
Norman Paradise
R. Hogge
Mrs. Russel Fogle
Jane Hollyman
Ed Meyers
Edna Goodrich Koe
Magdana
Savoy
Little School
J. F. Bleyer
Cologne
India
Fick Coal CO
Quincy Gas, Electric & Heating Co
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