Teri Headed Eagles in State Attorney Election
The report notes Teri R heads the Eagles campaign in the race for the state attorney position, with Ace President of Dodge present during the election coverage.
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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1915
Page
5
The report notes Teri R heads the Eagles campaign in the race for the state attorney position, with Ace President of Dodge present during the election coverage.
A meeting of the F. O. E. last night initiated six new membership applications and elected officers. Wagner was chosen president with Isley as vice president, George Chaplain as chaplain, Robb as secretary, Zang as treasurer, Hage as inside guard, and three trustees named Schnelle and others. The session was enthusiastic and rooms will move January first.
A Lyceum Bureau winter course presented the Ben Buck Ladies Quartet in a program of songs. The ensemble included Mrs Buck as manager and singers Miss Paddock Miss Whitacre and Miss Willy. Despite late trunk misrouting the performers delivered a spirited set to a receptive audience.
A vintage ad urges mothers to use California Syrup of Figs as a gentle liver and bowel cleansing for children. It promises rapid relief from listlessness feverishness and stomach issues and claims the fruit laxative will restore health in hours. It directs readers to buy the 40 cent bottle from the California Fig Syrup Company.
The Quincy lodge No. 100 Benevolent Protective Order of Elks holds Memorial Day rites Sunday at 3 PM. The detailed program features opening ceremonies, choral solos, an invocation by Brother McCarl, an address by Past Exalted Ruler Dr. R Smith, a eulogy for John A Steinbach, and closing with Nearer My God to Thee.
Griggsville merchants announce a third annual bargain day on Tuesday December 7. The event aims to attract shoppers from the surrounding area with in stock Christmas goods and advertised bargains. Local merchants expect strong patronage and a bigger event than prior years.
In Palmyra Missouri Dee 2 A. S Mitchell proprietor of Mitchell Bus line will install a new automobile bus in a few days. Attorney Clay Weather is in Paris Missouri this week on legal business. Cravmer Home Today W Crawmer physical director of the Y M C A will return on the 7 50 train from Chicago where he attended the Y M C A physical directors state conference.
Delegates from Alton Muscatine East St. Louis and five states converge in Quincy for the Upper Mississippi Improvement association session. Discussions cover river terminals canals rail cooperation and deeper waterways as speakers from East St Louis Davenport Muscatine and Burlington outline progress and plans with a call to pledge stronger federal and local support.
The notice warns against neglecting minor illnesses and promotes Foley's Tones and Tar for coughs colds and related symptoms. It claims the product speeds healing soothes irritation loosens mucus and aids sleep with no harmful ingredients. Miller Arthur Drug Co endorses the medicine as dependable and effective.
The ig Mee for men will be at the Y M C A on Sunday afternoon December 3 at 3 45 oclock. KY A Shumaker who led the campaign for building and furnishing funds will speak. The Men of Darney and the Man a Galilee will be presented with special music by Harvey Chatten and the Y orchestra.
The Yo M C A extension committee of Quincy meets at 8 o clock on Saturday night. This is the first gathering since the shop meeting began about a month ago. The committee includes central, shop, shop leaders and ministers and will receive reports for the month. Labor Union drivers approve affiliating with the Illinois State Federation of Labor and initiate a new member at a well attended session. Nominees are listed for the Illinois State Federation of Labor.
Miss Younes Ross died Wednesday evening at home on 631 1 3 Hampshire street from complications of disease after two and a half years of illness. Born November 16 1887 she was 28. Survived by mother Mrs D A Ross two sisters Mrs Lillian Hill of Portland Oregon and Mrs Charles Predener of Muskegon Michigan and two brothers Eston Ross of Fort Madison Iowa and Cleoma Ross of Kansas City Missouri.
Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure itching, bleeding or protruding piles. First application gives relief. Price 50 cents. Historic advertisement notes quick results and money-back guarantee.
Funeral services for Captain John Mikesell will be held Friday at 2 30 PM at the Daugherty Chapel 619 Maine Street. Friends invited. Burial private at Woodland Cemetery.
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