Bevo Packing Company Formed By Anheuser Busch Leader
January report from St Louis states August A Busch announced plans to complete Bevo Packing company organization. The venture will enter pork packing in St Louis on a large scale within two weeks. Company to be incorporated at 1 million dollars with a sizable portion of the Anheuser Busch Brewery leased.
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State Arsenal
Springfield
Illinois
Division of Architecture
Capitol Building
Inois
Department of Public Works and Buildings
Kimbal
Chicago
Frank I. Bennett
Thomas G. Vernum
ST. Louis
A. Busch
Anheuser-Busch
Munday
Bevo Packing Company
French Soldiers Sail to Siberian Front From San Francisco
Three hundred French soldiers including aviators and mechanics sailed for Viarlivestok aboard the transport Sherman. A second detachment of two hundred officers and men will depart San Francisco in early February carrying airplanes armored cars rapid fire guns and other equipment. The report notes global bread and rice consumption figures.
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San Francisco
Calif
Viarlivestok
Sherman
Homer Cutler Dies in Chicago After Illness
Carthage mourns Homer Cutler born December 5 1877 son of FE C and Elizabeth Cutler He died in Chicago at 3 am Monday after months of tuberculosis He married Grace Metcalf and leaves three children Catharine Dorothy and Grace Eunice wife and mother Mrs Cutler and brothers Clyde Edgar and sister Mrs Will Root attend funeral plans pending other local notices reported through Carthage personals and visits by relatives from Stillwell Ft Madison Washington and Galesburg
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Carthage
Will Booz
Homer Cutler
Chicago
FE. C
Elizabeth (Showers) Cutler
Grace Metcalf
Catharine
Dorothy
Grace Eunice
Elizabeth Cutler
Clyde
Edgar
Will Root
Ft. Madison
Donald Crane
Galesburg
Elzy Mecum
Crane
France
Esper Booth
Camp Pike
Ark
Art Booth
Kate Durham
Richard
Bordeaux
Fred Hughett
Washington, D. C
Joshua Tuxghett
W. M. Shupe
CC. E. Shupe Amd Georgwe Shupe
Isa
Frank Shupe
Brookfield
Moa
Sarah Shupe
Mary Anderson
Charles Windman
Waverly
Hag
Wm. Windman
G. B. Miller
Hoading Company
Powell-Charard and Co
R. Stevens
Moline
Joe Foulds
Agnes Davidson
Oakland Calit
Susan Davidson
Local residents keep social visits across Missouri towns
The snippet lists numerous visits and trips by residents including Harold Minn at Camp Point Illinois and Willie Thomas in Camp Point, IL. It notes Mrs. Otto Mavis of Pethel with Miss Mary Mavis, and others from Palmyra Jefferson City Hunnewell St. Louis and Hannibal, with several plans for winter and family visits.
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Harold Minn
Camp Point
Willie Thomas
Otto Mavis
Pethel
Mary Mavis
Jas. Christian
Palmyra
J. T. Gose
Jefferson City
Ala Wolfe
J. M. Moore
Anna Jones
Leonard
Hunnewell
Ida Mary Rathiff
C. P. Dobyns
St. Louis
Per
Hf. G. Warwood
Natin
Til
Alf Perry
W. OT. Stout
Noarth Missouri Teatwaber Company
Novelty
Hf. &. Wilson
Epworth
Hannibal
Murel Blackburn
W. C. Blackburn
Pred
Pat Noble
Pbannibal
Local Palmyra Notes Reflect Holiday Trade and War Losses
Palmyra merchants enjoyed strong holiday trade despite a heavy snowstorm. The influenza has ended in Palmyra. many residents and visitors, including Mr. and Mrs. Bashore of Mitchell, Neb., were noted. Other items include theater reopening, property sales, military casualty tallies, and local social visits with names such as Rev. Truex, Dr. Carlstead, and Judge Benson. Military casualty totals from Illinois, Missouri, and Iowa are listed, plus numerous individual deaths, wounds, and missing statuses.
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Palmyra
Harry Bashore
Mitchell
Neb
Gladys Sanford
True
France
Judge Benson
Taylor
Savoy Theater
Sprague
W. OT. Courtney
Ben Powell
Curd Moore
St. Louis
Tie
Dietrick
Mary Pryor
Washington
Scntt
Illinois
Missouri
Iowa
Wendell A. Lindberg
Malta
William TL. Stout
Chicago
Bernard Witte
St. Benedict
Isme N. Kemp
Jacksonville
Harold J. Redman
Lawler
Jasper A. Boone
Liberty
John L. Hill
Manito
James L. Whitworth
Catawisca
John C. Christiansen
Clinton
Joseph Dagora
Kincaid
Daugherty
Oran
Jasper Bilard
Richard Hooernhoorst
Maurice
Arthur J. Mueller
Belleville
Earl Cochran
Columbia
Arthur Giraud
Lewistown
Wm. J. Ira
Fort Atkinson
Ira
John W. Batley
Urbana
Cook
Hugh D. Blegs
Wesley W. Kerr
Fred Peterson
Rockford
Funeral Held For Harry Wilhoit In Camp Point Cemetery
Funeral services were held Friday in Camp Point Cemetery for Harry Wilhoit with the Masonic lodge in charge. He and his wife, buried Dec 30, were respected residents. their daughter Mildred, aged four and a half, survives with parents, three sisters, two grandmothers, and other relatives.
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Harry Wilhoit
Camp Point
Masonic Lodge
Ida Thompson Dee
Mildred
Christian Church
Hierry Thomas
Frank Thomas
Goldie Wilhoit
Jane Wilhoit
Ye Moss
Sarat. Leeper
Tripp
W. T. Miller
Doc. Sparks
Springfield
Federal Petit Jury
Cecil Lawins
Everett Taimmis
Paloma
Ralph Wall
J. A. Lohse
Sage Tea and Sulphur Compound for Dark Hair
An old time recipe to darken gray hair uses Sage Tea and Sulphur now sold as Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound. Adults moisten a comb or brush and apply to strands, darkening and adding lustre by morning. Not for disease treatment.
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Wyeth
Ady
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Whig
Boekenhef
York
W. . Govert
Blackstone Bldg
Flostt
Nadies
Hampshire
St. Maine
Ith
Maine
7Th
Jersey
T. P. Black
N. 18Th St
Care Whig
Theiser Co
Maine St
Schaefer's Restaurant
327
Monroe Drug Co
Oak
R. A. Terry
Civil Service Examiner
Columbian Building
Ewoodchoppers
Quincy White Lime and “Cement Company
Eighth Street
Victor
Ware-Wayland Company
Pump House
Rock Creek Station Road
Wissman Lane
Indian Grove
Secretary’s
Hampshire St
Cistral
Welly Bliss
Merkel
Mt. Sterling
Telephone
Wm. M. Miller
Edina
Rover and
Farnsworth
Cate Alug
Stillwell
Roger and
West Point
W. FL
Mecready
North Sixth Ave
Sea
W. F. McCready
Luty North Sixth Ave
Loren CG
Cox
Wells
Marion County
Rock Road
J. T. White
L. Potash
Koetter Mattress Co
Elm St
Welsch
Quincy
Daugherty & Co
Quincy, IL
Willner
Grand Union Tea Company
J-56
Davis-Cleaver Produce Co
Vermont St
North Fifth Street
Alex Chnemus
Chestnut Street
Knollenberg
Neta Stratten
Broadway
Faon
Luduire Broadstaw
N. 6Th St
Booth 2Th St
Test Bakry
Stuff Rewing Co
Pele Pinkleman
Kimball
North 12Th
20Th and
Auto Shop
Maine Street
Continental Motor
Bosch
Newberry’s
Ford
Smith
Country Club
Ford Station
Marquis
ELO. Stout and Son
Rosen & Subeck
D. F. Cove
The
Boston Shoe Repair
Hamvshire ST
Quincy Savings & Loan Office
T.C. Poling & CO
T. C. Poling
Samuel Woods
Ton Poling, Jr
Sixth
Vermont
State Loan Co
Weiler Bros
North 5Th Street
E. Best
Ricker National Bank
Qniney
Illnois
Ing House
Owelvek
H. &. J. Ricker
Busch Brewery
Siberian
Joneses
Bella Donna
Miter
Ginnis
Gladys
Joe Noble
Kirksville
Mark Noble
B. F. Reamy
Lakenan
Cecil Reamy
Bethel
Willie Dean
Paul Dean
O. J. Lloyd
Shelbyville
Paul Cox
Kathleen
Macon
Shelbina, MO
Npw
Robt
R. Rhineberger
Festus
William Laverly
Allied English
Sedalia
Lloyd Horstmeier
Davis
Henry Nelson
Independence
Marine Corps
Iilinosis
Wonnda
Lietenant
William H. Busby
Catlin, DL
Lester H. Kindig
Paxton
Ill
MM Jerames
Smavale
Walter Z. Baker
Benton, II
Columbus, III
United States Railroad
W. G. McAdoo
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Weiler
Frianos
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