Paralyzed man stricken in Quincy visit ends up in hospital
Monroe City Mo Dec 15 W D Barnes of this city was stricken with paralysis in Quincy while with Roy Youell. He lost use of one arm and fell outside a store. Youell left to tend business. Barnes lay unconscious until a stretcher carried him home at 6 20 pm. One entire side paralyzed he remains in serious condition as his mother travels from Bushnell to aid.
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Monroe City
Quincy
Roy Youell
Narnes
Youll
Lost item notice for Lusi ad in The Whig
A notice instructs readers to telephone The Whig with information after misplacing a watch parasol or other item, directing loss reports to the Lusi ad desk for publication and assistance.
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Whig
Foot and Mouth Disease Appears Near End
Macomb Illinois December 15 The federal Bushnell headquarters message reports no new foot and mouth cases in Fulton or McDonough counties for fourteen days. It cautions that danger may not be over and urges continued quarantine vigilance for weeks. It notes citizens share in rule making and invites farmer input to the national effort.
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Farmers of
Farmers Department
Knox County RAN Named President at MO county judges meet
Hannibal Missouri December meeting closed its fifth annual convention after electing officers. President Judge Fred Walters Jr of Knox County becomes president. George W Pine of Marion County is first vice president. R Rhoades of Knox County named second vice president. W W Johnson of Pope County is secretary and treasurer. Topics included county courthouses and infirmaries with a committee on program and publicity appointed. A meeting was held last night at the courthouse to discuss drainage districts and county depositories.
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Hannibal
Missouri Association of County Judges
Court House
Jefferson City
Fred. Walters"Jr
Knox County
Shoke
M. T. Gill
Fred Wolters
Pool halls offer tables complete with balls and cues
Pool rooms advertise tables complete with balls rack and cues for use, charging from three to five dollars. The brief notice highlights available equipment and pricing for billiards enthusiasts.
Sleet Injuries Reported After Ice on City Streets
A string of injuries occurred yesterday as icy pavements and sidewalks caused falls. Long Flory, called an old man, fell at Fifth and Oak and broke a bone in his ankle, and was taken home by ambulance. Pred Hancock, city engineer, slipped on Fourth and E Hampshire, suffering a deep cut above the right eye requiring several stitches.
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Amore
Long Flory
Fifth and
Oak
820 Elm Street
Poalice
Pred Hancock
Fourth
E Hampshire
Eberhart Addresses Quincy River Banquet
Former Minnesota Governor A Q Eberhart spoke at the Upper Mississippi River Improvement association banquet in Quincy after returning from Washington DC. He congratulated the city on the meeting, praised the hospitality, and praised Water transportation gains reflecting credit on the chamber and city.
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River, Association
Quincy
A. Q. Eberhart
Minnesota
St. Paul Fron
Washington, D. C
Eberhart
Chamber of Commerce
Upper Mississippi
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