Rotary Club Hosts Poor at Orpheum Theater
Quincy Rotary members will host the city’s poor at the Orpheum on Tuesday December 28 at 10 a.m. Up to seven or eight hundred guests are expected from lists prepared by Prof. Bauman as the theater seats one thousand. Emmett Toward and Edgar Wisherd were welcomed as new members. visitors included Fred I. Fletcher and R. A. Field of Detroit.
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Quincy Rotary Club
Orpheum
Quincy
Prof. Bauman
Mathers
Ing
Emmett Toward
Edgar Wisherd
Rotary
J. Will Wall
Fred I. Fletcher
R. A. Field
Detroit
Rotary Club
Luncheon Place Cards From Christmas Remembrance Event
Place cards found at Tuesday luncheon in memory of Christmas remembrance at the hotel Quincy presented by Charles Achelpoh of the hotel.
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Charles Achelpoh
The
Otel
Pittsfield Man and Quincy Visitor
Attorney Ray Anderson of Pittsfield visited Quincy Tuesday afternoon. He is a prominent Republican in the district and spoke that everything would go Republican next fall, a view shared by Quincy Republicans he met.
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Ray Anderson
Pittsfield
Quincy
Anderson
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Ad For Cold Relief
An old advertisement touts Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as a remedy for coughs throat irritation and feverish discomfort. It claims pine tar reduces phlegm relieves congestion acts as an antiseptic and promises easier breathing and reduced inflammation priced at 25 cents.
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Dse PreBell
Pioneer Club Among Women Pioneering Reform
Mrs. Mary Edwards, president of the local union, spoke at the regular meeting in North Eighth street. She described the W C T U as a pioneer in women's club work and reform movements. The session drew a large attendance and featured a history of women's work and past reform moves. Meetings are held every Tuesday afternoon and are growing in interest.
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Mary Edwards
North Eighth Street
W. C, T. U.long
Tribe of Ben Hur Conducts Election at Quin cy Council Session
The Quin cy Council No.20 Tribe of Ben Hur held its annual officer election after routine business in the G A R hall. Elected were Henry J. Thies chief Harry D. Condroi judge Mrs La Rosa Reed teacher N J Hinton scribe Mrs N J Hinton keeper of tribute Mrs Clara Welch captain I Hauff guide Adelia Shoemaker keeper of inner gate Margaret Clark keeper of outer gate R B Stepker past chief Installation will be third Thursday night in January with C W Hahn as installing officer Wayne Chilton Visitor in Barry vicinity.
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Quincy
Clara Welch
I. Hauff
Dr Kings New Life Pills Promise Liver Relief
A sales blurb touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as help for a sluggish liver causing dizziness headaches and biliousness. The ad claims benefits for digestion blood purification and clearer skin and notes a 25 cent price at local druggists.
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Dr. King
Local Holiday Sales And City News In Hannibal
Retail notes include new line of men shirts and silk ties from Meyer Wilms Co with prices 2.80 to 1.50. Joseph Ravage from New York on business visits city. Mrs Sholl and Sholl in hospital after operations. Clergy and civic figures listed with holiday travels and gifts.
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Halbach- Behreedar
Joseph I
Halbach- Schroeder, Co
C. W. Garmer
Laporte
Inds
Gotham
Meyer-Wilms Co
Alex Sholl
St Mary's Hospital
Mey Sholl
Halbach-Schroeder Co
S. B. Montgomery
State Savings, Loan & Trust Co
Ruth’ Richardson
Hannibal
Habach-Schroeder Co
B. F. Smiley
Thomas
Stone of
Deaker
Hull
Meyer- Wilms Co
John Green
Edward Waylor, Jr
Joseph Quest
Palmyra
A. J. ‘Ralph
Palmera Wers
Quincy
Halbach
Schroeder. Co
Irwin
Merle Lummis
Champaign
University of Illinois
H. F. Lummis
Moose Lodge Busy Season Promises Holiday Cheer
Gem City Lodge Loyal Order of Moose reports a strong turnout at the monthly meeting with five new members initiated and an oyster stew served. Tonight features whist and a dance at Moose hall. Thursday brings a Christmas entertainment for city poor children. Elaborate plans are in place to bring happiness to several hundred youngsters, with New Year events and open house planned for members and families.
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Gem City
Loyal Order of Moose
Moose Hall
Thurglay
Eagles Whist Night Brings Big Crowd and Prizes
The Eagles lodge hosted a whist and dance last night with a large attendance. Twenty games were played and four prizes awarded: Jenette Possell first on Indies side, Boose second on ladies side. W Walka first on men's side, Leroy McLaughlin second. Entertainment committee included Ed Wansley chairman, William Irwin secretary, and E H Bernard, E F Stannus, C W Zang, Ben Knuff, P Y Sadewater.
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Eagles’ Lodge
Jenette. Possell
Boose
Ed Wansley
William Irwin
E. H. Bernard
E. F. Stannus
C. W. Zang
Ben Knuff
PY. C. Sadewater
Every Fit Man Comment on Army Need and Derby Plan
The premier champions the call for every fit man to serve praising overseas soldiers from Hong Kong Rhodesia and California and criticizing home lethargy. He says Derby report is under cabinet review with a chance for nonresponders to act and notes a Dardanelles retirement made on Gen Monro and Earl Kitchener's advice.
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Lavla Bay
Galis
Hong Kong
Rhodesia
California
Derby
Asquith
Lord Derby
Dardanelles
Monro
Earl Kitchener
Riots at Juarez marked Villa soldiers clash
U S officials say Juarez rioting among Villa troops will not derail northern Mexico's shift to Carranza authority. Villa's whereabouts are uncertain with conflicting reports. Trevino's Carranza army pushes north from Torreon toward Santa Rosalia as authorities await Villa's likely appearance on the U S side.
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Washington
Villa
Juarez
State Department
Mexico
Carranza
Chihuahua
United States
el Page
Cuba
Trevino
Torreon
Santa Rosalia
Gilchrist Guest of Cramers Plans Local Visits
Harry Gilchrist of Columbia South Dakota visits in this city with Mr and Mrs William Cramer at 617 Payson Avenue and plans trips to Shel bina and Shelbyville Missouri before returning home.
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Harry Gilchrist
Columbia
William. Cramer
Paysop Avenue
Shelbina
Shelbyville
St Jacob's Oil Promises Quick Relief for Rheumatism
A vintage advertisement touts St Jacob's Oil as a cure for rheumatism and related pains. It promises instant soothing penetration, claims skin safety, and urges a trial bottle from any drugstore, asserting decades of successful use for sciatic pain neuralgia lumbago backache and sprains.
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St. Jacob's
St. Jacob's Oi
St. Jacob’s Oil
St. Jacob's Oil
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