Brenner Singer Company Changes Name to Economy Furniture Co
Stockholders vote to rename Brenner Singer Company Economy Furniture Co with all shares represented in favor. The action is witnessed by John F. Brenner president and Joss secretary on December 13 1915 in Broadhurst Illinois.
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Brenner Singer Company
Economy Furniture Co
Adams
Illinois
Louis Ebert
Wiliam Gehring
Quincy Butchers’ Association
Edward Lock
Clara Lock
Arthur J. Lock
Flora B. Lock
Wiliams Lock
Lucy Lock
Georgia Lock
State Savings Loan & Trust Company
Quincy
Kinvis
Edward P. Allen
Tewill Letitian
Oroncy
Daderis
Sulit
Overy
Tenis
Hiward Po Allen Ws AK
Christmas social and local travels reported in Quincy area
William Wade of Quincy was seen on our streets Sunday last. Lizzie Lohr and Pauline Wright of Mendon visited here at Mrs. Samuel Hou dyshell’s home. Thomas Crank shipped hogs. Chester Van Dyke marketed 66 rab bits. Frank Cunningham left for Chicago for weeks. James Selby of Lima was an Ursa caller. Town attendances at Christmas dinner, Mendon shows. W A Hill and family at Lima. Arthur Mitchell spent Christmas with parents. James Mitchell of Chicago visiting. Rue McNay of East St. Louis visited. Curtis Mitchell of Lewistown spending a week with Georg. Grip epidemic reaches town. Rev Nichols preached at Christian church. New Year wishes from correspondent.
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William Wade
Quincy
Lizzie Lohr
Pauline Wright
Mendon
Samuel Houdyshell
Thomas Crank
Chester van Dyke
Frank Cunningham
Chicago
James Selby
Lima
Marcelline
W. A. Hill
Arthur Mitchell
James Mitchell
Dr. Mitchell
Rue McNay
East St. Louis
Curtis Mitchell
Lewistown
Georg
Rev. Nichols
Christian Church
Warren carries gifts to Orphans Home and attends local events
Warren packs a box for the St. Louis Orphans Home with shirts and romp ers among other items. The Xmas tree entertainment at the Warren village school house draws large attendance. Rev Noltensmeyer begins M. E. church meetings. many neighbors visit relatives in Quincy Palmyra Decatur and West Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
St. Louis
Rufus Rager
Palmyra
Mary
T. D. Christian
Robert
James Saunders
Henry Wagner
Russel Wagner
T. V. Thurman
Lillian
la Grippe
Sduward Longacre
Vera Breakfield
Warren Village
Philadelphia
Robert Gibbons
Residents and visitors around Warren Missouri area
Local residents visit kin near Warren with moves and trips to Monroe City Hannibal Palmyra and Emden. People include Mrs Vallena Clough Mrs Clar ence Olson Miss Georgia McGlasson Mrs Mary Saunders Mr and Mrs John Burdett Mr Robert Crane and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vallena Clough
John Burdett
Warren
Clarence Olson
Walter Burdett
Georgia McGlasson
Monroe City
Mary Saunders
James Saunders
John C. Burdett
Jennie van Landingham
Guy
Vallera Clough
Ernest Christian
Lewistown
C. M. Cearefoes
Owen Bradshaw
Rufus Christian
Robert Crane
Palmyra
J. V. Sams
Lb. D. McGlassan
Licia Baldwin
Hannibal
John K. Vanner
R. A. Ternis
Henry Wagner
Russel Wagner
Ruby May Rhoads
Farmer's Almanac Mentions Unseen Toxin Rumor
Dialogue reveals a summer boarder and farmer's daughter debating a mysterious toxin rumor tied to almanac roots. The exchange hints at past sightings and a warning over a supposed threat.
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Miss Kornfedd
Farmers
Local families spend Christmas visiting relatives in La Belle area
Miss Mary Dee McReynolds returns home for holidays from Kirksville Normal. Several families from Keokuk, Knox City, Edina, La Grange and Quincy visit relatives in La Belle and surrounding areas. Attendees include J. C. McReynolds, J. L. Francis, Mrs. Tom Hinkston, John Robinson, H. E. Weinberg, Romney Yancey, W H E Yancey, Minnie J. Thompson, Edna Roberts, Harry Naylor, Oral Levengood, Walter Hume, James Kind, Dr. Charles Brown, Toe Lovegreen, Wm. Goodwin, Clyde Eversole, and James T. Coder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dee McReynolds
Kirksville Normal
J. C. McReynolds
Oscar Francis
Keokuk
Iowa
J. L. Francis
J. R. Northcut
Nellie
Tom Hinkston
Homer Strickler
J. T. Thompson
Knox City
John Robinson
Bernice Johnson
Bosworth
H. E. Weinberg
Green City
Romney Yancey
Edina
Whe Yancey
Minnie J. Thompson
Edna Roberts
Rhaley Barton
Harry Naylor
Earl Porter
la Belle
Oral Levengood Cof Ouiney
Walter Hume
Lewistown
George Hume
Charley Hind
la Grange
James Kind
Charles Brown
Brown
Toe Lovegreen
Harry Nayler
John Quail
W. Brb. Simpson
Clyde Eversole
Wm. Goodwin
Charley Thompson
Arthur
Quincy
James T. Coder
Quincy Visitor List and Local Birth Notice
Names of visitors Quincey from Mr Burr Sutherland Mrs Fel gar Mrs Emere Dow Witt and others listed. A baby boy weighing twelve pounds born to Mr and Mrs Lynn Crabtree at home. Family plans to visit Frank Reid in Shelhina Missouri next week. An unusually timed program was rendered Christmas eve at the M and K.
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Edgar Tanner
Burr Sutherland
W. S. Felgar
Oren Emere
Dow Witt
Guy Breneman
Arthur George
Quincey
Lynn Crabtree
Black Nan
Kentucky Street
Quincy
CW Rel
Orie
Frank Reid
Shelhina
M &K
Catholic Calendar of Events Dec 28 to Jan 6
Calendar of Catholic events lists feasts and meetings from December 28 to January 6. It notes holidays including New Year day and Epiphany with multiple Society and church group meetings across St Francis St Boniface St Rose St Peter and Saint Andrew institutions.
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Knight
K. of
St. Michael Branch
W.C. U
St. Francis School
St. Francis Church
Holy Name
St Boniface School
St Mary's School
Altar Society
Peter's Hall
Men's Society
St. Rose School
St. Patrick's
Wloc.u
St Peter's Hall
St. Anthony
Wwwcu
St. John’s School
St Peter's
St. Boniface
St. Andrew
WCUL
St. Agnes
W C. OU
Marriage licenses issued in Palmyra and Marion County
A list from Palmyra Probstsville Illinois to Bowling Green Missouri records marriage licenses issued in the past week. Couples include Thomas F Walker and Claradeen Brinkman Hannibal Harvey Carson and Tillie Brook etc with several pairs from Hannibal Marion county and Quincy. Also an advertisement for Foley products and a jingle about a jitney offer.
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Palmyra
Charles A. Guthrie
Prophetsville
Helen Branshaw
Bowling Green
Thomas F. Walker
Claradeen M. Brinkman
Hannibal Harvey F. Carson
Tillie Wide
Brook
Marion County
Meysick
Mabel Whitecomb
Hannibal
Ray Simpson
Ella May Brooker
Earl Kish
Mamie Uiro
Elmer Rosenkoehter
Florence Gans
Quincy
Louis Young
Minerva Gibson
Ray Watson
Delia Elven
Palmyra stockman W. T. Tuley dies after illness
W. T. Tuley aged about 65, a Palmyra stockman merchant and hotel keeper, died at the Sierchants hotel after a pneumonia attack complicated by heart trouble and hiccoughs. Survived by widow, two sons W. T. and Roy, and daughter Mrs. O. S. Hirons. Funeral plans not finalized. He was a famed trap shooter and longtime Methodist.
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Palmyra
Thornton Tuley
Marion County
Edward Whaley
Merchants Hotel
W. T
Roy Tuley
O. S. Hirons
Tuley
Methodist Church
Kate Perkins Ordered Out of City After Peace Disturbance
Kate Perkins, a Black woman with a lengthy police record, arraigned for peace disturbance in police court. Magistrate Reardon ordered her to leave Quincy with a $25 fine suspended on her promise not to return. violation means a return to the work house. Vivian, from Calumet, Mich, jailed 340 days for vagrancy after failing to pay $15 fine. TJ Garnett fined $2 for intoxication.
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Kate Perkins
Quincy
Reardon
Rice and Mertens
Fourth
Maiden Lane
Kate
Vivian
David Vivian
Calumet
Mich
TJ Garnett
It’s King’s New Life Pils Liver Aid Ad Claim
An old advertisement touts King’s New Life Pils as a liver remedy improving digestion and clearing complexion. It promises relief from constipation biliousness dizziness and stomach upset with a claim of nationwide druggist availability.
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King
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Whig CO
Associated Press
Alcorn & Henkel
New York
Frank P. Alcorn
Marbridge
Frank. W. Henkel
People’s Gas
Siz Minnonehs
Racsverseeens Wegeekt
Walrerial and News Room
Avel
St. Louis Star
Thad W. Ward
Star Headquarters
East Room
Hamy
Belasco Theater
Apply Swift & Co
Hampshire
Arch Rogers
East Ave
Lawndale
W. F. McCready
North Sixth Ave
City of Quincey
Trad
6Th and
Cure Whig
Adams County
Lucinda Waddell
Obadiah
Frank Waddll, BecCann
Mary E. Flynn
County Court of
L. Prynn
Norvratee Atlas
Indiana Ave
North Main St
J. D. McMillen
St. Phone
J. Hi, Hanly
Blackstone Bldg
Adams County No. 29
Mary HI. Morgan
J. Leslie Young
Govert & Lancaster
B. G. Vasen
Maine Street
E. W. Smith
Hotel Quincy
Reciser Company
Leiser
Nice
Hampshire Street
Fred Wilms
North 12Th St
Vine St
Middendorf Bros
Ruff Brewing CO. Brewers & Bottlers
Ricker National Bank
H. F. J. Ricker
Louis G. Stevenson
Brenner-Singer Company
Quincy Labor News
A. D
A.D
Wvr Corporation
John F. Brenner
STATE
IP Tleiois
Deante of
Joss
Tin
Brennerberg
Feais
Brenner- Serger Iompany
F. Brenner
Chlauncey HH. Woon
Natere Prhiie
McCaan
Gallaiene
Ursa, Iil
Noltensmeyer
M. E
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Colusa
W S. Felgar
Elizabeth Hanson
T. H. Hanson
West Point
Warren, MO
the Ladies of the Baptist Church of
LA Belle, MO
Stillwall, III
Cupid's Darts
Heaven
Foley & Co
Foley
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W. T. Tuley
Palmyra, Mo
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Hemo Daug CO
Beekmen St
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