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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1915

Page

14

Real estate week shows steady yet light activity in county records

County Recorder filings report total value of 44353.56 with 26 mortgages and 12 deeds issued last week. Deeds range from 100 to 3500 dollars with several transfers including properties in Peace's and Cox Ashnell’s additions and lots in Quincy. Many names appear in transfers and minor parcels change hands amid a generally tepid market.

James Lewis A Laura M Mary Emmattle Arthur M Annie M. Parick Mary C. Jones Dav Schneidman Peace’s Miney David Rebecca Schneidman D. Jones Cox & Ashnell's Quincy August L Anna E. Stier Ann Elizabeth Stiller John C. Cox Hugo Gertie Edward Connie Min Je Hattie Oschmann Emiloss Henry Kenning Christine Caroline Owning J. K. Webr Jacob Margaret Ketchum Seca L. Priepot

Greek King Stricken With Influenza Halts State Duties

The Greek king falls ill with influenza and, per doctors, will refrain from participating in state affairs. The illness coincides with allied retreat into Greece and the December 19 election, posing potential political complications.

Greece

Local notices sketch holidays and wedding news

Rev T J Thompson of Carthage preached today in Brashear after traveling between trains. New Year’s day shops close at noon. Roy A Russell and wife from Davenport Iowa visit Nichols family at 628 Jersey street. Mrs J E Hynes of Hannibal visits Eddy family at 2537 Maine street. Carl Baecker marries Lydia Richmueller at St Jacobi church parsonage with Rev G D Hamm officiating. They plan to live at Twenty second and Washington streets.

T. J. Thompson Carthage Brashear Christian Church Roy A. Russell Davenport Iowa Russell T. H. Nichols Jersey Street Quincy J. E. Hynes Hannibal W. T. Eddy Maine Street Carl Baecker Lydia Richmueller St. Jacobi Church G. D. Hamm Michelmann Construction Company Hannah Niedick Ohio Street Twenty-second Washington Streets

Breaks leg as he shops on snowy Maine Street

John Buecke of 214 South Eighth Street slipped on a snow covered sidewalk on Maine near Sixth while buying Christmas toys. He broke a leg between the ankle and knee and was taken home by police ambulance. His wife and several children are affected by the grip epidemic in the city.

John Buecke South Eighth Street Buecke Maine Street

Fifty-Nine Years of Married Life Celebrated by Earel Family

Mr and Mrs Seldon Earel of Adams county marked their fifty ninth wedding anniversary at their country home one mile north of Locust on Eighteenth street. The couple married December 25 1856 and have four children and four grandchildren present for a large family dinner. The article notes the late southbound K line from Quincy due to Christmas traffic and snow, with many people discharged and others boarding at the local station.

Locust Eighteenth Street Seldon Earel Adams County Earel Mrs. Earel K-line Quincy

Seven Classes Use To Rank Teacher Certificate Applicants

State Superintendent F G Blair outlines seven classes for teacher certificates by examination based on high school and higher study. The article lists Class A to G, with admission rules and a table on failure rates for second grade elementary certificates. It notes 1,552 certificates issued that year by examination and credits, plus provisional and emergency certificates. It estimates 2,270 total certifications from July 1 1914 to July 1 1915 and suggests demand growth for new teachers.

State Superintendent of Public Instruction F. G. Blair Cook County

The Texas Wonder Cure Adverts Kidney and Bladder Relief

An advertisement for The Texas Wonder claims it cures kidney and bladder troubles including gravel diabetes and rheumatism for men and women and regulates child bladder issues. Priced at one dollar with mail ordering from Dr E W Hall St Louis Missouri and available from local druggists with testimonials.

Texas Wonder E. W. Hall Olive Street St. Louis Druggista

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Recorder's John W. Allen Hanah L. Priepot Gideon Allen Hannah L. Priepot Jane W Enoch Nash Gertrude Staaf Julian A. Clark William T. Hallite Dr. King King Constantine of Iene Erocoted the Christmas Savings Club State Street Bank Wil Pve Belle Bob June Blair Bulletin Depositors’ Weekly Savings Club THE Ricker National Bank Pital Illinos Mrs. Pester Tyos Mr. Pester
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