Mendon High School Report Prompts Taxpayer Meeting
Mendon, Dec 23. State health board says the 1872 two story brick school is in fair condition but lacks ventilation. Enrollment is 200 with 78 in high school and crowding in grammar grades. Directors plan a taxpayer meeting to decide on township high school plans and possible building use.
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Mendon
State Board of Health
H. A. Hollister
Celds Cause Headache and Grip
Ad copy notes relief from headaches and grip using Laxative Bromo Quinine labeled as removing the cause. Includes instruction to call for full name and look for signature of E. W. GROVE with price of 25c.
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E. W. Grove
Local Christmas and community notices page highlights
Local items report family visits for the holidays, church and club announcements, hotel dinner and entertainment, charity drives, and upcoming moves. Highlights include Mrs Belle Keefe visiting Lafayette to see grandson Thomas Quinlan Keefe, St Johns School Hall Christmas program, safety taxi ads, and YMCA membership offers. Also noted are medical updates on Clyde McNay, and various local business notices from Roantree China Co, Mission pool hall relocation, and Christmas Savings plans.
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Belle Keefe
Lafayette
Ind
Pat Keefe
Thomas Quinlan Keefe
St. John’s School Hall
10Th
Spruce Streets
John Fuelbier
LaPorte
Fuelbier
Frank Wirch
T. C. Nichols Motor Car Co
St. Louis
Clyde McNay
C. R. McNay
Ursa
Quincy
Reinkendorf Orchestra
E. T. Easterday
Harriet
Buffalo
N. Y
J. B. Easterday
Hutchinson
Kan
Y. M Cc. A
Association
New Year Plans For Moose Lodge Event And Open House
The Gem City lodge No 986 Moose marks Christmas for Quincy children with a 500 attendance at Moose hall on Maine Street featuring Santa Claus and a popular music program by the Moose orchestra. George Goodner led as Santa, Virgil McDevitt chaired the entertainment committee, and IT Emerson led the house committee. An informal New Year’s Eve program and an open house on January 1 are planned for members and friends. Mrs R J Bradley returns from Elsberry Mo after attending her mother in law’s funeral.
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Association
R. B. Kiefer
Baskers
Roantree China Co
Maine Street
Mission Pool Hall
Wells Building
Hampshire Street
W. J. Singleton
Fort Madison
Iowa
Singleton
Andrew Foggy
Addison Means
Monmeouth
Marguerite Lusk
Fpf. Niewobner
South Twelfth Street
State Savings Loan & Trust Company
Christmas Savings
Broadway Branch Bank
Baik
Gem City Lodge
The
Moose
Quincy
Santa Claus
Moose Orchestra
George Goodner
Virgil McDevitt -Mman
Emerson
New Front Will Add 10 White Way In Quincy
The spirit of the white way in Quincy drives a downtown project on North Sixth Street. A building soon vacated by Malambri will be modernized with a new white front and latest construction plans. Walter Merrill and Maddy Schweitert return home for the holidays after college in Warrenton Missouri.
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Malambri
Quincy
North Sixth Street
Maine
Hampshire
Hampshire Street
Walter, Merrill
Maddy Schwietert
HW. S. Schweitert
Warrenton
Missouri
Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles
The Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder issues in men and women and regulates bladder troubles in children. A bottle costs $1.00 and is described as two months’ treatment with rare failure. Include testimonials from other states. Dr. E. W. Hall, 2936 Olive street, St. Louis, Mo. Sold by druggists.
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Texas Wonder
E. W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
Druggista
Injun Summer On Ruff 1916 Calendar At Quincy
The article notes John T. McCutcheon’s Injun Summer cartoon used on Ruff Brewing’s 1916 calendar in Quincy. Will J. Ruff secured rights for local use. The color illustration shows prairie patriarch and boy with Indian camp scenes and war dance, praised as one of the era’s finest calendar issues.
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John T. McCutcheon
Ruff Brewing Company
Will J. Ruff
Ruff
Quincy
Praries
McCutcheon
Quincy Concern
Heibacher Leaves Visit to Return to St Louis
Ralph Heibacher who is visiting his aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Fred Gentemann at 625 South Seventeenth Street has departed for his home in St Louis leaving the city family and friends.
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Ralph Heibacher
Fred Gentemann
South Seventeenth Street
St. Louis
Local Wabash Agent Maxey Removed in Barry
Barry business leaders object to the Wabash railroad decision to end I L Maxey as local agent after January 1 A petition circulated signed by nearly all merchants condemns the move and urges officials to rescind the order No successor named yet and defenders say Maxey ran the office efficiently and fairly.
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I. L. Maxey
Wabash Railroad
Barry
YL. Maxey
Wabash
Maxey
Bennett estate receipts show $4125.39 disbursements to heirs
In the estate of Otho Bennett deceased the Florence Bennett report filed in county court shows receipts of $4125.39 and disbursements in the same sum including the distribution to the heirs.
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Otho Bennett
Florence Bennett
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