Polling Places and Officials of Elections for Quincy
The polling places for the next primary election for city and town officers in Quincy are set for the last Tuesday in February. The text also notes the forthcoming general election date for city and town officers.
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Quincy
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Sam W
Quincy Daily Herald
Quincy Whig
Quincy Herald
Journal of Industry
Mississippi Valley Farm News
Quincy Chamber of Commerce
William G. McAdoo
Lawrence Y. Sherman
King
W. G. McAdoo
Lewis
Sherman
Sloan's Liniment Ad Highlights Quick Pain Relief
An old advertisement urges readers not to neglect rheumatic and external aches. It promotes Sloan's Liniment for joints muscles bruises and stiffness with instant relief without mess. Big bottle recommended, economical due to large sales and available from druggists in 30 60 and 1 20 prices.
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Sloan
Designation of April 1919 elections across city wards
The first Tuesday in April 1919 fixes precinct locations for all wards with detailed street addresses for each of the precincts and lists appointed judges and clerks for each precinct. Precinct lines cover First through Seventh Wards with multiple subprecincts and specify replacements for vacancies.
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N. St. St
N. 6Th Ave
6Th Ave
N. 6Th
Chas. Gustison
Tim Ford
George W. Garrison
Max Bell
Pat Reedermeyer
George Hy. Stipa
Leonard RB
Schmitt
Martin Grimm
William Hf. Sturhan
Herman Mueller
Lawrence B. Coard
William S. Sturhan
al Heiner
William J
Dieker
RE. Weeks
Wm. Schulte
J. A. Bunting
Will Ends
William Krieghauser
George H. Pauk
Charles H. Meyer
Clem Upschulte
August Koring
H. J. Rottmann
Fred Danielmeyer
William Lehbring
Louis Quest
Harry Spilker
William Budde
Herman Schelp
Fifth Ward
August Dierkes
C. J. Manning
Ray E. Lee
John C. Walker
H. Winking
Henry Obrock
J. P. McDonald
Ralph Albright
Otis W. Cate
Charles W. Monroe
Joseph Steinkamp
Thomas R. Petri
Sam Baldwin
R. H. Jansen
D. V. C. Barker
Ed P. Kern
Charles W. Zang
Edgar Potter
George Terwelp
Sulerman J. Becker
Lawrence Mescher
J. N. Tibesar
John Wissman
A. Bert Currier
William F. Bader
R. B. Kiefer
FE. F. Bradford
H. J. Mast
J. B.C. Frieburg
Newton Ames
Frank Rothyzeb
Charles T. Rogers
Howard J. Wheeler
Matthew G. Dettle
Charles Cottrell
E. W. Schroeder
Whil- Mam Kk
Abbott
Henry Huesman
Fred H. Witt
Thomas Thomas C. Johnson
Loren C. Cox
Electrona
C. C. Andrews
H. C. Emerson
R. EF. Hackman
J. E E. Schauf
Walter Scott
W. B. Hockenfeld
P. J. O’brien
O. L. Morris
Milton L. Riddle
W. J. Schlottman
W. Seggelke
H. W. Amburn
J. Northun
W. A. Gilbert
Charles E. Clark
Alfred Anderson
Walter A. Tapp
B. West
H. V. Williams
Alex Swartout
A. O. Metzger
John Campbell
M. G. Raum
Walter Schilling
Henry Ritter, Jr
Theo Menke
John Benning
Nick Warner
Frank Steinkamp
August C. Schrock
John G. Neustadt
John A. Fries, Jr
Lawrence Deters
George V. Zumstex
Wkreuger
J. Ta Huseman
A. J. Ludwig
HW. Rettmann
A. RB. Weisenburger
August Bergmann
Wm. Strakeljahn
Frank H. Kathmann
Fh Echtenkaup
T. Bert
Anton M. Roehle
A. Seifert
W.ttemy
Roy Hoffman
Ed Heinze
A. J. Niemeyer
E. A. Mollenheuer
S&s
Florence Schroeder
W. TL. Sehragg
George FB. Glattfeld
Wm. Hlaubbert
Chas. Burmeyer
Preeimet
J. W. Meyer
Gee
Haddenhorst
Walter IJ
Ebert
Women sue DC officials for 400000 damages continued
Washington January 7 The district court continues suits filed by National Woman's Party members against the District of Columbia commissioners and Occoquan workhouse Superintendent Whittaker for 400000 damages. The action stems from the women's imprisonment during protests in front of the White House several months earlier.
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Washington
Stevens
National Woman's Party
District of Columbia
Whittaker
Occoquan
White House
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Second Ward
N. 5Th St
Vermont St
Jersey St
S. 4Th St
Delaware St
N. 7Th St
Payson Ave
Washington St
Fourth Ward
Maine St
9Th St
Ohio St
12Th St
Monroe St
10Th St. Elfth Ward
N. 10Th St
Chestnut St
16Th St
Oak St
Broadway
Sixth Ward
18Th St
Vine St
24Th St
Seventh Ward
State St
S. 16Th St
S. 18Th St
Ricker National Bank
Resources
U.S
U.S. Liberty
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
Federal Reserve Bank
H. F. J. Ricker
Clough-Reihm Co
18Th and Broadway
Service
H Delaplain
Sterns
Miller & Arthur Drug Co
Burlington
Mr. Quincy May
Chevrolet
Republic Trucks
Goodrich Solid
Willam
Anti Trust
Morris Adler-Moller Company
6Th Avenue
Bennett Garage and Machine Co
Maine Street
Collings Plow Company
Sixth Avenue
Clough-Hethin Company
Dillon's
East End
Hampshire Street
Geise Carnie
Massie and Sons
4Th
Pinkieman-Clarke Co
Pinklerman Harry Company
Khroadway
Quincy Wilcanizing Company
Mine Street
Quincy Garage
South Ride Garage and Machine Co
Sth
Vermont Street
Clarige
A. H. Beckywerd
State Street
Heidbreder Brothers
State Streets
Heidbrader and Niemeyer
Richardson Lubricating Co
Front
Maine Sts
Burlington Iddea
West
Burlington - Folder
McAdoo
Francis
Chicago
Chamber of* Commerce Bulletin
Truman T. Pierson
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St. Joseph
United States Railroad Administration
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Omaha
Wabash
William Gibbs McAdoo
Division
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