Township Spelling Contests Feb 5 9 In Quin y
Stimulated by Mary Orton victory county spelling interest rises with plans for township elimination contests Feb 5 9 in 12 Quincy schools and 22 townships. Superintendent John Steiner expects broad school participation and aims for all districts to be represented.
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Mary Orton
Quiny
John Steiner
North East
la Prairie
E. EL Matheney Houston
Glenwood
Cerean Meyer Keene
Loraine
Fred Baldwin Lima
Lima
W. EE
Leach Ursa
Ursa
Hall Mendon
Menden
McNutt
Camp Potet
Maplereed
Thorit
Jane
Columbus
Gilmer
Powter
Viar Haro
Afra Dieckhut
Hewton
Iaeteas
W.otp
Brewster Riverside Reversle
Elinep Teorn
Melrose
Teelgui tParnsworth
Burton
Newton
Nelle Stewart
Liberty
Lester Puhs
Spring Valley
Tavel EF Mason
Beverly
Lucey Test
Richfield
Center
Laurel TH. Crisp Payson
Payson
T. J. Wane
Fall Creek
Robert Bever
Ty Township
Quincy Public
Ray Grundy
Helen Bettman
Quincy Appeals to Chicago Leader for Armor Plant Relocation
Residents of Quincy urge relocation of a major armor plant to their city. Prominent Chicago business figures, including a former Chamber of Commerce president, are asked to use influence to advocate the move. A sample letter requests gentle action and promises gratitude if any buttons can be pressed.
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Quincy
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Quincey
Letetr
Chicago
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Federal Bank Reserve Board
Security Home May Be Built in City
Quincy seeks the National Council of Knights and Ladies of Security project to locate a home and hospital in the city. Secretary Perry of the Chamber of Commerce reported progress, urging central placement and healthful local conditions. National treasurer William A. Biley said Quincy will be considered when a site is chosen.
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Call
Quincy
National Council of Knights and Ladies of Security
Perry
Chamber of Commerce
National Council
Quincey
Willian A Biley
Hame
Biley
Abbott 10 Asks Amendment to Local Improvements Law
Mayor W. K. Abbott proposes amending the state law on local improvements to start interest on deferred assessments from the acceptance date of work rather than the first voucher date. The change targets the delay between voucher issuance and acceptance, when interest currently accrues from the voucher date.
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W. K. Abbott
Board of Local Improvements
Cavalry Sent to Halt Smugglers Near Laredo
Acting on reports of a filibustering party attempting to cross into Mexico at a point between Laredo and Minerva, troops of the 1st Alabama Cavalry were dispatched to the area. Military officials offered limited comment beyond confirming activity by smugglers in the vicinity of Minerva.
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Laredo
Tex
Big Grande
Mexico
Sumer Point
Minerva
Here
Mth Alb. Cavalry
Epiphany Manifestations and the Magi’s Journey
Epiphany marks the manifestation of Christ to the Gentile sages who followed the star to Bethlehem. The sermon links Epiphanytide to missions, human religious seeking, and God’s decisive revelation, noting the Magi’ gifts as symbols of wealth, adoration, and myrrh, and urging faithful response without worldly distraction.
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Good Shepherd
Christ
Elis
Ilis
Temple
River
Jordan
Deana
Tie
Isis
Pfim
Elim
Tre
Bethlehem
Lerod
Ated
God
Judah
Influential Men Pressure for Quincy Armor Plant Site
Vice President Thomas Marshall would back Quincy for the government armor plant, having deep ties to the city. The Quincy Chamber of Commerce rallies power, sending hundreds of letters to national figures and business groups to influence the naval board, while Perry gathers data on power, freight costs, and coal to strengthen Quincy’s case.
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Thomas Marshall
Quincy
Qurncy
Tie
la Grange
Chamber of Commerce
Perry
Dimney
Nave
Naval Board
Cainty
Washington
Lowden Reception Planned in Capital
Springfield Ti January 1 The state capital prepares a reception for Governor elect Lowden and family arriving at 2 54 pm to inaugurate at noon Monday A Republican club rally will gather at the railroad station escorted by a band then parade to a downtown hotel for a Sunday reception Officials bid farewell to departing governors noting the era ends.
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Springfield
Lowden
Charles G. Briggle
Republican County Central Committee
Sangamon County
Republican Club
Man Killed by Fall From Wagon in Adams County
August J. Heinecke Jr. of Golden died about 7 pm Friday from a broken neck after falling from or while boarding a wagon near Clayton. Coroner’s inquest found death caused by a broken neck with drinking noted. Heinecke leaves a widow and five children, a brother Carl near Quincy, and two sisters in Golden and Kansas. Burial and local notices follow in the ad listing.
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August J. Heinecke, Jr
Golden
Carl Heinecke
Quincy
Lawrence Amen
Clayton
Heinecke
Mr. Heinecke
Adams County
Ife
Carl
George Rosendale
John Works
Kansas
John Teinecke
Rosendale
Neighborhood Bible Classes Schedule Summary
Neighborhood Bible Classes list multiple sessions with dates, times, and contacts. Notable coordinators include Mrs D A Wheeler at 1103 Maine, Mrs FT Brenner at 1457 Hampshire, Mrs Nethery at 1605 Bronway, Mrs James Gardner at 2827 Hampshire, Mrs Molen at 2482 Broadway, Mrs Harry Anderson at 2706 Maine, Mrs Harry O Channon at 2304 Spring, and Anna Brown Home.
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D. A Wheeler
Maine
FT Brenner
Hampshire
Nethery
Bronway
James Gardner
Molen
Broadway
Harry Anderson
Thureday
Harry O Channon
Npan
Mes Hulse
Teampshire
Ketet
Morton
Ninth
Oak
Dapper
North Eighth
Phillips
Anna Brown
Webb Bill Hearings End With Legal Argument
Hearings before the senate commerce committee on the Webb bill to permit joint foreign selling agencies by American concerns concluded with Gilbert H. Montague of New York arguing over the legal aspects of the measure.
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Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
Gilbert H. Montague
New York
Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy Endorsed
An advertisement extols Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy as a lifesaver for kidney disease, claiming long use for four decades and presenting a testimonial from Clarence F. White of Battle Creek Michigan praising recovery after 20 years of illness. The ad promotes 60 and 1.00 bottles with a free sample offer from Warner's Sat Remedies Co Rochester NY.
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Warner
Clarence Tf
White
Battle Creek
Mich
USA
Sat Remedies Co
Dept
Rochester N.Y
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