Knox college Triple Triangle debates scheduled March 16
Principal Zens Smith announces Knox college Triple Triangle debates on March 16 at Quincy High with Springfield and Jacksonville high schools forming triangles. Semifinal debates on March 30 determine entrants to the league final for the championship. OC. B. Parker coaches Quincy squads as they prepare.
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Zens Smith
Knox College
Quincy High School
Springfield
Jacksonville
Focal
Parker
Quincyv
White Ait
Quines
Prancis Enright
Merwin Kate
Carl Martindale
Springfeed
Reid
India
Quincy Lawyers T9 State Bar Meeting in Springfield
Speakers at the state bar meeting in Springfield include Governor Lowden Hon Fred C Tanner and John Barrett. The Federation of Local Bar Associations of the Third Supreme Judicial District convenes at 180 o'clock in the circuit court room with luncheon at LeLand Hotel and a dinner at the Leland for Justices of the Supreme Court and state officials. Quincy attendees include George H Wilson FE Epler Judge Lyman McCar and Mort Carrott.
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Propiuiemer
Springfield
Federation of
Third Supreme Judicial District
Circuit Court
Leland Flotel
Supreme Court
Leland
Lowden
Fred C. Tanner
Tor. Tanner
Illinois College
Jacksonville
New York Republican State Central Committee
John Barrett
Grenval
Pan-Amcecvigan Union
Quincy
Creorge H. Wilson
Rovernors
Assoeciation
Jude Cart FE. Epler
Lyman McCar
Moi. Carrott
Legal notices of local residents in Illinois and Missouri
Names Frank I Keppner and Mabel McCormick both age 22 from Ursa. John Thomas Hogan from Clarence Mo. Catherine Brinkman from Quincy, Adolph AL Lange from Quincy, and Mary F Rhems from Quincy appear in legal notices. Dates not provided.
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Frank I. Keppner
Ursa
Mabel McCormick
John Thomas Hogan
Clarence
Catherine Brinkman
Quincy
Adolph AL Lange
Mary F. Rhems
Property Transfer Notice Between Individuals
Elizabeth A. Clyne transfers to John J. Clyne a portion described as Uf w $$ of ne 3 sec 23 township Pu range 9 w with a value noted as 5 dollars. The excerpt indicates a land description in section and township terms and a nominal monetary figure associated with the transfer.
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Elizabeth A. Clyne
John J. Clyne
Aged German-born Woman Dies in Quincy Home
Mrs Elizabeth Morman died at 11 Tuesday in the home of her daughter Mrs John Cuens at 1135 Vermont street after a ten day illness due to old age. Born March 5 1825 in Ankum Hanover Germany she came to the U S at 12 locating first in Louisville and later in Cincinnati where she married Joseph Morman in 1844. They moved to Quincy in 1845 where he died years ago. She was 89 or 90 and a member of St Boniface church and St Elizabeth society. She leaves one daughter Mrs Cuens one sister Mrs Katherine Lubbe seven grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Elizabeth Morman
John Cuens
Vermont Street
Mearman
Ankuam
Hanover
Germany
Louisville
Joseph Morman
Cincinnati
Ohio
Quincy
Morman
St. Boniface Catholic Church
St. Elizabeth Society
Coens
Katherine Lubbe
Puneral Mostice
Funeral for Miss Mary F. Schumacher at St Boniface Church
The funeral was held Tuesday morning at 8 80 o'clock in the Presburg chapel and St Boniface Catholic Church. Rev Father Hl B Desenhardt officiated with a large attendance. Bearers included Joseph Oertle Frank Toro Kamp Photmas Beatty John Clovis Joseph Hutz and A Berger. Burial followed at St Botutece cemetery.
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Mary FE. Schumacher
Presburg
Yoelock
St. Boniface Catholi Church
Hl. B. Desenhardt
Joseph Oertle
Frank Toro- Kamp
Photmas Beatty
John Clovis
Joseph Hutz
A. Berger
da St Botutece
Funeral for Henry Koesvan at St Vincent’s Home Chapel
Funeral conducted for Henry Koesvan at St Vincent’s Home chapel by Rev Pather Reis. Bearers listed as George, Prank, Oscar, William, Eleraian and Joseph Koesvan. Burial followed in St Boniface cemetery.
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Henry Koesvan
Soo
Funeral services for John B. Lacke in East State Street home
Funeral services for John B. Lacke will be conducted this morning in the family residence on East State Street and will be private. Friends are invited to the services at St. Francis Catholic Church at 10 o'clock. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. Flowers are requested to be omitted.
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John B. Lacke
East State Street
St. Francis Catholi Church
Calvary Cemtery
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary E. Rupp
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary E. Rupp will be conducted at 8:30 a.m. Thursday in the residence 835 Adams Street and at 9:00 a.m. in St Boniface cemetery. Friends are invited to attend. Flowers are requested to be omitted.
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Mary E. Rupp
Mare E Rupp
Adams Street
St Boniface Cemetery
Funeral and notices from Soldiers' and Sailors' Home
The funeral of William Northup was conducted Tuesday at the Home chapel by Rev. Beadles with burial in the Home cemetery. Northup, born Rhode Island Nov 1830, died in the Home hospital aged 17 years 2 months 25 days. married to Delilah Rhea in 1854, father of five, two predeceased. Several local obituaries note kinship and travels, with updates on residents and staff at the Home and nearby areas.
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William Northup
Lita Crear
California
D O
50Th
Ilinois Infantry
The
Baptist Church
Mar
Bhresboro
W. E. Thompson
Barnard
Cottage 7
East St. Lenis
Bessie Eddy
Thomas H. Wilson
Jinks
Scott
Cottage
Emma Miller
Walgainott
Cottage T
Charles Bristow
Willian McClean
Deer Ridge News Briefs From Local Notes
DEER RIDGE MO. Wikebread of Newark hosts series of ate te by Peer Poppers. Meetian caeler for ly hid am ex. pneumonia death of Charles Differs. Aelia Houre of deer Forest wed to Leta Chila. Miss Lovin Loeeera visiting near Mantle. Miss Emma and Tda Robabdnson visiting Alfred Mereynolds. Robert Allen took cattle to Knox City to ship.
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Wikebread
Newark
Vowerton
Peer Poppers
Meetian Cael
Dee
Charles
Aelia Houre
Dear Forest
Wishine
Leta Chilawreta
Misa Lovin Loeeera
Mantleelo
Jacob Mause
Emma
Tda Roabdnson
Alfred Mereynolds
Toa Kelie
Robert Allen
Knox City
Aldermen May Become Sewer Inspectors After Resolution
City council Monday night debated a resolution by Alderman John Boeing proposing aldermen inspect sewers and public works. Mayor Abbot opposed, saying aldermen lack expertise and time for inspections. An ordinance committee will draft a new ordinance to replace current inspectors under code sections 100 and 101.
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John Boeing
City Council
Boeing
Abbott
Paroled L E Davis in Mendon. Moore trial set Tuesday
County court parole granted to L E Davis of Mendon after pleading guilty to entering a railroad car while intoxicated. Davis fined 15 dollars with sobriety promise. In criminal docket next week Judge Mears to hear Idobu Moore case for shooting at wild fowl from a boat, while Edward Moore faces related charges and trials.
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Metark
L. E. Davis
Mendon
Davis
McCart
Idobu Moore
Moore
Mears
Edward Moore
John Moore
Coots
Charles Clarke
Archie Upping House
Bo W. Padgett
Tippling House
William Mutz
Charles Adelpohl
Irving Fathers Will Hear Sipt C M Gill
Charles M. Gill superintendent of schools will address Irving fathers Friday night and others at the Irving school program. Fathers night invites the fathers of school children and any interested readers. The children will have a short program.
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Irving
SIPT
C. M. Gill
Charles M. Gill
Irving School
Church News Roundup From Local Churches
Rev Charles Moeller spoke at the First German Methodist foreign Missionary society gathering at Mrs Rudolph Wilkins home. Martha Bible class to meet at Mrs William Sturhan’s home. St Benoace Young Ladies sodality to host a Valentine party Feb 1 6. Harry Gearhardt to address Luther Memorial men and plan Feb 15 chicken supper. Friendship class to meet at Mrs Mary Edwards for all day Thursday with a potluck dinner. Vermont Street Methodist Opportunity Cordie to host Valentine party at Miss Greta McKenzie home. Lora St Endres missionary society elected Mrs Wilkison treasurer. next meeting at Mrs William Nichols home. U R Bible class met at Emmett Finley’s. social evening with good attendance.
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Charles Moeller
Central Wesleyan College
Foreign Missionary Society
First German Methodist Church
Rudolph Wilkins
South Twelfth Street
Wilms
Frank Gruenewald
Martha Bible
First Methodist Sunday School
William Sturhan
Washington Street
Young Ladies Sodality of
St. Benoace Church
Harry Gearhardt
Philadelphia
Luther Memorial Church
First Christian Church
Mary Edwards
Cordie
Vermont Street Methodist Sunday School
Greta McKenzie
Lora St Endres Missionary Society
W. AD. Cook
Jersey Street
Wilkison
F. Sneed
U. R. Bible Class
United Brethren Church
Emmett Finley
Cedar Street
St Johns Minstrel Nearing Completion
The St Johns Catholic church youth group rehearses for their fourth annual minstrel, set for February 18 and 20. An afternoon show for children will open the 18th. The production features an overture On the Campus directed by Prof Schonlau with scenic work by Miss Leona Sibbing, and a large cast of church members with elaborate Grecian costumes and full dress attire.
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St. John’s Catholic Church
St. John's
Schonlau
Leona Sibbing
Frank Bernhardt
Tower Terrace
Milan, Mo. Farmer Dies in Quincy
G M Morrison, prominent farmer near Milan, Missouri, died in St Marys hospital at 1b oclock Tuesday morning after a hospital stay since January 31. The body was taken to Milan Tuesday evening for funeral services.
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G M. Morrison
Milan
St. Mary’s Hospital
Ife
Public sales listings for several Missouri and Illinois towns
A dense schedule of public auction notices lists sellers and locations across Feb dates. Entries include C E Prior Carthage. Sam T Moore near Rushville. F W Swartz near Hull. Z W Reed near Newton. Guy Uoffman near Rushville. Meyers Bros near Columbus. James Cannon near Milan. J W Harvest near Carthage. John Koontz near Augusta. Lleary Begley Monroe City. George Barnett near Ursa. Oscar McDonald Rushville. Gray Bros near Coatsburg. Howard Spaulding near East Hannibal. George W Seckman near Mt Sterling. C A Rafferty near Barry. A T Ingraham near Beardstown. A M Foster near Rushville. Frank Lowe and Alva Fen ton near Pittsfield. Fred Picken Coatsburg. Dave Gosner near Monroe City. Trapper Harris near Palmyra. K G Von Gregory and Emmett Stout on Dustin farm near Summer Hill. Minnie Stratmann near Ursa. Arthur Nuttings Camp Point. Elmer Tandy near Newton HL.
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C. E. Prior
Carthage
Sam T. Moore
Rushville
F. W. Swartz
Hull
Z. W. Reed
Newton
Guy Uoffman
William Keller
Liberty
Meyers Bros
Columbus
James Cannon
Milan
Gray Bros
Coatsburg
Howard Spaulding
East Hannibal
George W. Seckman
Mt. Sterling
C. A. Rafferty
Barry
A. T. Ingraham
Beardstown
A. M. Foster
Frank Lowe
Alva Fenton
Pittsfield
Fred Picken
Dave Gosner
Monroe City
Minnie C. Stratmann
Ursa
Arthur Nuttings
Camp Point
Elmer Tandy
Dr King's New Discovery Ad Warns of Cough Relief
A vintage advertisement urges readers to stop a hacking cough with Dr King’s New Discovery. It touts pine balsam as soothing and claims antiseptic and laxative effects to kill germs and break up the cold. It promotes buying at a druggist for 50 cents.
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Dr. King
Damaged Fruit Payment Shaping Up From City Council
The council decided that ten dollars may cover damages to Emma Cost whose property adjoins the old Franklin school lot after the skating rink flood. Aldermen McNutt and Koehler investigated and found two feet of water in Cost’s cellar with 15 to 20 jars of moulded fruit. Cost’s attorney had asked for three hundred dollars, with a hundred seen as fair. the mayor suggested ten dollars plus the fruit to the aldermen.
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Emma Cost
Old Franklin School
James E. McNutt
George Koehler
Cost
Alderman McNutt
Griggsville Wins Over Whitehall Then Tops Barry
Griggsville basketball beat Whitehall 82 to 30 on Friday night. Saturday the home team defeated Barry 35 to 14. Public sale of farming implements and stocks scheduled for February 23 at Ross Crane's residence.
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Griggsville
Whitehall Boys
Barry
Ross Crane
Kansas City
Tlouls Oo Dunham
Hulls
Mareh
Columbus Illinois Local Notes and Removals
Rev John Patrick could not attend his appointment in New Salem. Tate and Happel plan to replace buildings destroyed by fire and currently store in the I O O F hall. Elmer Bolling left for California last Friday. Philip Weaver remains. Jake Oberling bought the J T Lawless home from heirs. The Thomas children were called to Quincy for J B Thomas illness. Mrs Elizabeth Senner returned from Quincy after visiting Miss Ida Moeling. John Kaylor family moved to Golden for work. Miss Mary Marshall visited cousin Helen Wheeler. Columbus Dramatic club to stage in Coatsburg Feb 16 and 17. Next Lyceum by Waverly entertainers Feb 10 at Christian church. reader Miss Jean Wilkins. Spelling contest Feb 9 afternoon. William Weaver of Quincy visited his father Sunday.
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Columbus
Ill
John Patrick
New Salem
Tate
Happel
Kelmer Bolling
California
Philip Weaver
Jake Oberling
J. T. Lawless
Thomas
Quincy
J. B. Thomas
Elizabeth Senner
Ida Moeling
John Kaylor
Golden
Mary Marshall
Helen Wheeler
Columbus Dramatic Club
Coatsburg
Christian Church
Waverly
Jean Wilkins
William Weaver
Local Health Visits and Baptist Play Night
Arthur Robertson traveled to Quin on Saturday for hospital treatment. Thomas Kerr of Fargo underwent an operation at his home, with Dr. Christie Tompson and Dr. Davis performing the procedure. The Baptist B Y P A plans a lantern night play in the school basement.
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Arthur Robertson
Quin
Thomas Kerr
Fargo
Jeffersons dinner page carries a signed Declaration relic
A fragment notes 1t day when Thomas Jefferson signed the Declaration of Independence was carried in a container now owned by a McDonald in Lee County Georgia. The item connects to Jefferson and a Georgia owner, indicating a historic fragment preserved locally.
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Thomas Jefferson
A McDonald
Lee County
Georgia
No One Should Have Gray Hair Hair Restorer Ad
An illustrated advertisement touts Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer as a safe liquid that restores natural color to gray or faded hair. It claims gradual, undetectable results and offers a money back guarantee. Sold at Brown & Mays stores and druggists, Memphis Tenn. Also promotes Q-Ban Hair Tone and related products.
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Brown & Mays
Hessiz-Fuig Drug Co
Memphis
Tenn
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