Federal Trade Board Reveals Sham Trustees in Meat Industry
Washington reports the Federal Trade Commission uncovered fake officers and sham trustees amid probes into ownership of Chicago stock yards and terminal rail facilities. Hearings name J Ogden Armour and F H Prince in efforts to control packing plants and the Junction Railways Company with links to New Jersey holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Trade Commisssi
Chicago
Commission
Department of Justice
Chiago Junction Railways and Union Stock Yards Company
New Jersey
Francis J. Henry
J. Odgen Armour
F. H. Prince
Boston
Junction Railways Company
Prince
Fo W, Croft
Armour
Richard Olney
New England
Moneyawaking Junction Railways Company
A Fdrtaft
Old Colony Trust Company of
E. V. Ro Thaver
Chase National Bank of New York
Mr. Olnes
Tadders
Cticago
Tohn A Spoor
Union Stock Verts and Transit Comany
Chieiga Junction Railway
Federal Trade Commission
Morther
Parker
Union Stock Yards and Transit Company of
Chonen
Chicago Tunction Railway Company
Eforts
Tiva Incal
Comnercy
Doctors Hand Out Live Tips Prominent Physicians Warn
Prominent physicians say nerve hunger undermines success and happiness. They urge strong nerves, healthy blood, and energy as the secret to health and achievement. An advert promotes Phosphated Tron capsules to boost blood and nerve energy, warning against substitutes. sold at Owl Drug Store, 195 N Ath St. Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouiney
Owl Drug Store
N. Ath St
Mutual Life Session Held Here in Adams County
The Adams County Mutual Life association will hold a noon epee meeting Saturday at the Hotel Quiner with a luncheon. Judge Lsiman McCarl, grand president, will preside along with grand and supreme officers. Unions represented include Quincy Ursa Plainville Mendon Clayton Payson Richfield Lorraine La Prairie Golden Camp Point Big Neck Columbus Liberty Beverly Marblehead Coatsburg. The meeting aims to influence the supreme gathering in Carthage on January 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County Mutual Life Association
Quiner
Lsiman McCarl
Quincy
Ursa
Plainville
Mendon
Clayton
Payson
Richfield
Loraine
la’ Prairie
Golden
Camp Point
Big Neck
Columbus
Liberty
Beverly
Marblehead
Coatsburg
Carthage
Irma Rebekah lodge to install officers in January
Irma Rebekah lodge No. 208 met in Odd Fellows hall Thursday evening and announced the installation of officers in January. An entertainment masquerade is planned for January 31 at Odd Fellows hall. About thirty degree staff members traveled to Marblehead Wednesday evening to initiate four members of the order. They dined at O Gobwk and were treated to supper, accompanied by Otis Arnold, past grand master of the IOOF. A luncheon followed the initiation, with the group departing on the 2 o'clock train Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma Rebekah Lodge No. 208
Odd Fellows Hall
Otis Arnold
IT. O. O. FL
Init Tran
Quincy
To Cure a Cold in One Day Take SANATIVE BROMO QUININE
An old advertised remedy promises a same day cure for colds. Druggists refund money if it fails. Each box bears E. W. GROVE'S signature. Sold for 30 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
J F Hatch Dies In Home Of Daughter In Jacksonville
J F Hatch dies at 6 a m Wednesday in the Jacksonville home of his daughter Mrs Harry Capps from stomach cancer. He was about 63. Survived by three daughters Mrs Stella Armentrout Perry Mrs Edna Read of St Louis and Mrs Ethel Sanford of Great Falls Mont and many relatives. Wife predeceased him about 15 years. Funeral Friday at 2 30 p m at D W Cree residence with interment in city cemetery Rev Cameron of the Congregational church presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griggsville
J. F. Hatch
Harry Capps
Jacksonville
Jie
Capps
Stella Armentrout Perry
Edna Read
St. Louis
Ethel Sanford
Great Falls
Mont
D. W. Cree
Rev. Cameron
Congregational Church
Homer Wing Dies in Muscatine 14
Death of Homer Wing, a former Camp Point resident, reported from Muscatine County Iowa. Burial held in Timewell. Camp Point Journal owner Elmer Selby sells the Journal and office to Frank Groves who will take possession today. Various social notes from Camp Point and area residents follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Wing
Muscatine
Camp Point
Timewell
Camp Point Journal
Muscatine County
Iowa
Elmer Selby
Frank Groves
Charles McGaughey
Katie
Galesburg
William Ouner
North Side Club
Minnis Omer
Hudson Rainier
Gift Novelties and Holiday Notices From Wisherd's and Jacobs
Local brief lists 25¢ gift novelties from Fish at Wisherd's and E J Taylor Co. Ivory gifts, bracelet watches, Waterman pens, and cases at Jacobs and Taylor's. Richard Westerman to visit from University of Illinois. L S Black visiting from Bluffs, IL. Christmas events and hotel humor with Rob Halbech and Hal Frazier guests. John Fuelbier to LaPorte for holidays. Willys Knight Coupe for sale. town residents and soldiers exchange letters and plans for holidays. ENT specialist Dr Stanus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Taylor and Co
Richard Westerman
University of Ilinois
J. W. Westerman
York Street
August Jacobs
George Metz
Havana
Cuba
E. J. Taylor,and Co
Jacobs
Hampshire St
L. S. Black
Bluffs
Ill
Charles Black
Halbach-Schroeder Company
H. F. Lafler
State Bank kL.dg
Watters School
State Street
Facobs
John Fuelbier
LaPorte
Ind
Frank Kirsch
Kirsch
Irwin-Overland CO
Robert Halbech
Hal Frazier
St. Louis
Taylor's
Snyder
Louis Rexton
Tacubs
Hampshire
R. K. Perry
Chicago
la Tausca
Francis O Neill
el Paso
Texas
al Doerr
Aio Ask Street
O'Neil
J. Tayior and Co
Waterman
W. C. McAdams
Keokuk
Quincy
Oak Street
McAdams
Standard Oil Company
James W. Louer
Pemigen Woth Infantry
Fort Sit
Okla
Morton
John Whitsett
Stannus
Hamapechire
Hf. Ashenbrenker
Spring
Sixth
Vermont
M. Trower
Tooishe
Pamachire
GOO RC
Tacobs
Orly One Bromo Quinine Claim Fractured By Advy Notice
An advertisement promotes Orly One Bromo Quinine to cure a cold in one day. The notice urges readers to call for the full product name Lanative Bromo Quinine and mentions El W. Grove as the presenter of the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orly
EL W. Grove
Tire dispute ends in brief street sparring match
Dr. H. E. Becker and Lawrence Ridge of 607 Lind Street argued over tires at the corner of Sixth and Hampshire on Thursday afternoon. The quarrel escalated into a short sparring bout that drew a crowd. Ridge reportedly had the better of the exchange, though no serious injuries were reported. Ridge acts as the local tire agent.
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H. E. Becker
Lawrence Ridge
Lind Street
Sixth
Hampshire Streets
Ridge
Murphree Elected Head Of Molders Union
James L. Murphree was elected president of the Molders union at a Labor Temple meeting on Thursday evening. Officers chosen include Vice President William Nickerson Treasurer Edward Hoentz Secretary Mathew Liendecker Corresponding Secretary Jess Haycock Financial Secretary Edward Rueder Outside Guard Perry Poyer Inside Guard Robert Brice Trustees Bert Grover William Toesetel Holdover Trustees Bird Huesman George Fries William Eller man. The gathering was one of the year's largest with a spirited officer race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Murphree
Molders’ Union
Labor Temple
William Nickerson
Edward Hoentz
Mathew Liendecker
Jess Haycock
Edward Rueder
Perry Poyer
Robert Brice
Bert Grover
William Toesetel
Bird Huesman
George Fries
William Ellerman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Federal Trade Body
Chicago Stock Yards Company
Maine
Mr. Spoor
Rebekahs
Hatch
M. A. Hoke
Emma
Lamar
A. Hoke
Dorothy Warton
Bloomington
National Bank
J. B. Stauffer
C. E. Dunham
Frank Clark
Rose Bergeman
Emmett Dunham
Thomas Ball
Quincey
Rev
Mrs. Burden
Peoria
Springfield
Arthur Lester
Glenn Aiken
R. G. Singleton
Jeweler of
V. Lasbury
Mro
Mere
Sutten
Deeeet
S Lit
Canada
Snevel
Harry Purser
Harry Sutton
Rime
Golden Oy
Baby
von Burg
Hundreas
Searf
Waldemar
Maine Sts
Wisherd’s
Reliance Tea CO
North Sixth St
Murphree
Molders
Samuels
Waolea
Telephone
Quincy: Gas, Electric & Heating Co
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