New Year Observances and Local Social Notes in Carthage
New Year's Day passes quietly in Carthage with many visiting friends in nearby towns. Watch parties occur as bells ring at dawn. Census and exemption-board questionnaires fill court house corridors with about 100 mailed daily and a three week processing plan. Local personals mention visits from relatives and students returning for holidays.
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Carthage
Court House
Exemption Board
Boxing Monk Fowler Wins Decision Over Matt Brock
Monk Fowler of New Orleans defeated Matt Brock of Cleveland by decision in a fifteen round lightweight bout in Denver. The win was popular with spectators, with other local results including Harry Pramer’s decision over Joe Leopold in a twelve round Denver bout and Jack Britton’s outpointing Jimmy Duffy in Buffalo. New Year’s boxing in Philadelphia clubs produced draws and wins for Frank Callahan, Eddie Wayond, Johnny Lynch, and Babe Pirato among others. Francis Ouimet, a western amateur golf champion, was promoted to corporal after enlisting at Camp Devens, and the first woman to enlist as an electrician in the navy was Abby Putnam Morrison of Chicago.
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Denver
Monk Fowler
New Orleans
Matt Brock
Cleveland
Harry Pramer
Joe
King) Leopold
Philadelphia
Frankie Callahan
Brooklyn
Eddie Wayond
Johnny Lynch
New York
Andy Burns
Joe Tuber
Johnny Rosner
Babe Pirato
Johnny Mahoney
Hazelton
Leo Thurk
Lancaster
Chuck Wiggins
Indianapolis
Ouimet
Ayer
Mass
Francis Ouimet
National Army
Camp Devens
Quimet
Field Artillery
Abby Putnam Morrison
Chicago
Herbert Sumner Owen
Classified in Marion County all in one long list
A lengthy roster of names listed by class in Marion County classified entries. Individuals include Samuel G. Keith Hannibal John A. Bishop Hannibal Francis T. Berry Hannibal Edwin J. HM Fink Ely R 1 Gerald F. Losson Palmyra Ernest Whittaker Hannibal David Donely Palmyra and many others across multiple classes 1 through 5 plus district locations Hannibal Palmyra Nelsonville and Monroe City with various R numbers and interjections of street and city names.
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Samuel G. Keith
Hannibal
John A. Bishop
Francis T. Berry
Edwin J. HM. Fink
Ely
Gerald F. Losson
Palmyra
Ernest Whittaker
David Donely
John L. Lubbering
George S. Grace
Henry H. Lee
Monroe City
R. G
Henry C. Schroeder
Beni. M. Woolf
Leroy F. Bowers
Thomas H. Scott
Robt
C. Alexander
Earl McGlaughlin
Emden
Wm. R. Snodgrass
Leo N. Harris
George I. James
Monroe
Cyril B. Lampton
Raleigh W. Dumber
Q. J. Ravenscraft
James H. Lineback
John H. Smith, Jr
Stanley Leclede
Geo. L. Herlinge
Edwin L. Drescher
Douglas L. W. Ovle
Stephen McGlene
Alfred B. McElroy
Malcomb St. Gentry
John Pappas
Anderson Morgan
Estle L. Walden
John R. McWilliams
Walter H. Coffmann
Samuel Aubrey
James E. Brown
Samuel Henderson
Bates F. Taylor
Arthur J. Fetter
Henry Scott
Harvey W. Smarr
E. Ainge
Fred H. Ward
John H. Davis
Edgar $. Velte
Theo. L. Bauer
Nelsonville
John II. Bywaters
Lester B. Smith
Jesse E. Schnitzer
Phila
R. J. Trank L. Cook
J. HW
DP. Smith
Taylor
Arvel Reynolds
Albert W. Tones
Charles B. Keller
Cecil Brown
Milan Ratliff
Arthur W. Scott
Frank A. Herzy
Lee T. Harville
Clarence B. Snyder
Roy W. Hillhouse
Charles &. Bonebrake
Rufus L. Haydon
Mordica F. Riley
Camp Point
David Donley
Charles M. Fox
Edward M. Gibbons
Wm. E. Blakey
Charles M. Morgan
Annibal
Jess Alexander
Wm. E. Roesler
Elmer Whittaker
Wray B. Nerlich
Thos. J. Reddick
Price M. Schofield
Durham
Wim
A. Augsperg
William J. Carson
Charles Jacobi
Roberty Gentry Cummings
Roy F. Johns
Edmee Tillett
Russell J. Phillips
Philadelphia
James A. Paul
Hannibal Edwins
Iidges
Clyde Po Norman
George E.rink
Jack J. Cosgrove
John H. Taster
John JF. Roth
M. G. Jones
Weedl
Fred B. Hayes
Ollie Mayfield
Hunneweil
Glen L. Lankford
Hannibal Vernon M Sams
Frank Hedger
John TH. Morgan
McKinley Wilson
Henry H. Green
John E. White
John Papajohnopoulos
Oscar R. Crane
Grover T. Meyer
Elmer F. Cawthorn
James T. Hanley
Jarl B. Farris
Fred C. Manning
Claude Green
Archie W. Eider
Elmer G. Smith
Arthur W. Jacobi
Gonzales F. Nostrand
Patrick J. Shea
Elmer P. McGee
Francis C. Hopkins
John F. Arndt
Fred G. Jones
John R. Reming
Woodland
Lee K. Akers
John I. Frederick
Warren
John G. Hehmeyer
John HH. Pittman
WH. Leindecker
James H. Cline
George R. Dryden
Fred E. Spencer
Wiliam Chaney
Louis J. Spencer
Otis Nidav
Eddie A. Dent
William Painter
Robert E. Gurleman
John M. Payton
George M. Beil
Tred Paulter
Making of a Famous Medicine
A laboratory tour details Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compounds made for women's illnesses. Over $59,000 worth of herbs are gathered annually at peak season. Solvents extract properties, utensils are sterilized, the product pasteurized and bottled in sterile containers. Letters from women praising the remedy accompany the promotion.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Names of conscripts turned over to police under draft act
Local boards handed police a list of names and addresses of those who failed to submit draft questionnaires. Daniel J. Johnson Frank Perry Harry W. Gaines Carl A. Ridder Walter J. Stock Eugene Warren Frank W. Burger Harvey N. Jones Adolph T. Curry John B B Krueger Victor Frazer Frank C. Weber Stock is dead and Ridder Gaines and others may be in service. Some addresses are disputed and several listed individuals may be theatrical performers registered in Quincy.
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Daniel J. Johnson
Quincy
Frank
Perry
Jersey
Harry W. Gaines
Maine
Carl A. Ridder
Vine
Walter J. Stock
Eugene Warren
Jefferson
Frank W. Burger
Walnut
Harvey N. Jones
Care Billboard
New York City
Adolph T. Curry
North Eighth
John B&b. Krueger
Kentucky
Victor Prazer
Frank C. Weber
South Tenth
Stock
Ridder
Gaines
Frazer
Johnson and Jones
Library Board Holds Regular Meeting in November 1917
The Free Public Library directors met Monday afternoon to transact routine business. Librarian reports show Nov 16 to Dec 15 1917 additions: 210 by purchase, plus gifts totaling 5 volumes. total additions 215. Library total volumes 44 026. borrowers cards 6 710. cash from fines and sales 10.18. Readings room visitors 3 047. industrial arts room 212. Sunday reading room attendance 803. magazine room 619. reference room 390. juvenile circulation 748. gifts received from W. O. Cone Julius Kespohl Carl Epler Miss Susie Hill 126.
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Free Public Library
Tcopott
Industrial Arts
Esse Eee Ee
Cee
Wise
W. O. Cone
Julius Kespohl
Carl Epler
Susie Hill
Mississippi Valley Hunters' Protective Aviation Meeting Deferred
Regular meeting of the Mississippi Valley Hunters' Protective Aviation is postponed to Wednesday night at Shen due to a Christmas entertainment at the South Side Boat Club. A large Christmas tree will be set up and presents given to children. The boat club meeting will be held next Friday with officers installed in January. The association plans its annual dance with QC Farrell's orchestra. The drama club will perform Te Merry Cobbler on January 10, and a guesting event by the Contr ateur Reaving association is set for January 12 at the Chris Conuresallegal church tall s the club house.
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Missppi Valley
Hunters’ Protective Aviation
South Side
Shen
Mississippi Valley Phanters’ Protective Association
Haulse
Farrell
Dramatic Club
Etooub
Dnain Howe
Chris Conuresallegal
Contrateur
Empire Presents The Other Man s Wife At New Year Show
Empire theater staged The Other Man s Wife as the New Year offering to afternoon audiences. The company, AP T I in Guinea, delivered strong acting and a rewarding performance despite late matinee start due to poor train service. Tonight Matt and Jeff s Divorce headlines the Empire with the famed duo delivering lively stage antics and sharp wit.
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Empire Theater
Guiney
Matt
Jeff
Lambert Lodge 22 Stars Unfurled at Open Installation
The Lambert Lodge of the Masons unveiled a flag with twenty two stars during the open installation of officers at the Masonic temple. Attendees filled the ballroom as the old year ended and the new year began. Officers installed included Master Herbert Smyth and Senior Warden John White. W E White spoke on Masonry and patriotism, noting Masons’ service in national defense and urging obedience to laws and virtuous conduct.
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Lambert Lodge of the Masons
Masonic Temple
Frank S. Wood
Camp Logan
Harry D. Blasland
Battle Creek
Mich
M. F. Lummis
American Expeditionary Forces
Gustave A. Bauman, Jr
Salt Lake City
Utah
William G. Bauman
Custer
C., A. McCluegage
Camp Funston
Kas
Roger Wells
James A. Wilson
Hl. M. Bader
France
Eugene Ralph
George W. Cook
Joseph Tobias
Tefferson Barracks
E. F. Spencer
Jefferson Barracks
Cartes Osmier Vwerr
Camp Dodge
Des Moines
America
W. E. White
Mr. White
C. I. Smith
J. L. Klemme
W. F. Sprague
Lambert Ledge
Mibert F. Smyth
John W. White
Russell J. Walters
Thomas Burrows
Charles FE. Lane
Delbert A. Wheeler
Walter St
Masonic
Ion
City Film Listings Show Mixed Silent Releases
The day’s program includes Princess George Hehan in Lost In Tranet and Family with Pauline Stark in One They Get Me 6 reel triangle feature. Savoy presents Down to Earth with Douglas Fairbanks. Paramount shows Magpire's First False Step. Keystone offers Tours Around the World. Belasco schedules The Fair Deceiver. Vengeance and the Woman stars Maurice Costello and Ethel Vandon. The Crimson Stiin Mystery features Janise Fagendsa. Star presents Sean dal with Constance Talmadge. more reels including Sirens and comedy and scenic items.
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George Hehan
Tranet
Vauline Stark
They
Triangle
Savoy
Douglas Fairbanks
Reel
Paramount Picture
Janise Fagendsa
Magpire
Keystone
Belasco
Harald Lockwood
Quincy
William Duncan
Carol Holloway
Maurice Costello
Ethel Vandon
Constance Talmadge
Simmons Discharged After Flimsy Evidence
Simmons, charged with threatening the life of H Bryant of the Soldiers Home, was discharged Monday by Justice J J Bonney as the evidence was too flimsy for conviction. Farmers report Taylor road in bad condition with torn surfaces and removed bridges impeding travel near Quincy. A large crowd attended the New Year’s Eve dance at Ertel hall with another event planned for next Saturday night.
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Ertel Hall
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