Publicity chief for farm loan drive named from Quincy
Ex Quincyan H. H. Charles will head the publicity end of the government’s 500 million dollar farm loan campaign opening April 1. He is president of Charles Advertising Service in New York City, the largest agricultural advertising firm, and has wide ties to national leaders including President Wilson and Secretary McAdoo. The article notes accompanying farmers’ dairy and agricultural outreach efforts in Missouri with Sharples Dairy and Northwest Missouri Industrial and Agricultural association representatives.
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H. H. Charles
Quincy
Mr. Charles
The
Charles Advertising Service Company
New York City
East
Charles
Wilson
McAdoo
Uncle Sam
Dave F. Andrews
Dairy Educational
Sharples Separator Company
West Chester
Penn
Andrews
Hannibal
Iere
Mr. Andrews
W. S. Waiser
Kirk
Light Hearted Women and a Health Remedy Ad
A cheerful healthy wife is praised as the joy of life while warning against female distress. The advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a standard remedy for backache headaches and nervous issues, claiming it has helped thousands of homes over 40 years.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Tax filing urged. penalties loom for delays
Income tax collectors warn residents not to delay reports. A 50 percent tax fine may apply for late submissions. Employers must list employees earning 800 dollars or more and other required data. Service members and soldiers’ wives with 2000 or more income taxed. Foreign service personnel have 90 days after peace to report. Officials will visit county sites January 14 to 19 including Golden Clayton Menden Lima Camp Point.
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Court House
Quincy
Golden
Clayton
Menden
Lima
Camp Peint
Civil War Vets urge Illinois centennial support in Quincy
G A R members in Quincy circulate a call urging veterans to back Illinois centennial celebrations next fall. The message recalls union preservation during the Civil War and notes Illinois figures like Lincoln and Grant, urging continued patriotic participation in the state centennial.
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Quincy
Illinois
Sons of
Belmont
Raleigh
N.C
Ilinois
Abraham Lincoln
Husband of Quincy Girl War Victim Killed in France
Alan Campbell husband of Miss Helen Bull, daughter of W. B. Bull, was killed in battle on the western front in Europe December 30. He commanded the Hume battalion of the Royal Naval Division in France and served with distinction since the war began. He married Miss Bull in April 1899 at the bride’s grandfather Loren Bull’s home.
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Ook
Alan Campbell
Helen Bull
W. B. Bull
Europe
Hume
Royal Naval Division
France
Col. Campbell
Miss Bull
Loren Bull
Births Reported by Board of Health Tuesday
Births listed include a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Schatsieck at H1 South Eighth street on December 31 and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Schardon of 908 Monroe street on December 10. Additional births: a son to Mr. and Mrs. William E. Burmeier of 1121 Adams street on December 30. a son to Mr. and Mrs. William F. Green Sr. of Chicago Illinois on December 26 at Blessing hospital. a girl to Mr. and Mrs. William Niewehner of 1029 Adams street on January 1. and a girl to Mr. and Mrs. August Schlueter of 1117 Washington on December 18.
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Board of Health
Edward A. Schatsieck
South Eighth Street
Lawrence Schardon
Monroe Street
William E. Burmeier
Adams Street
William F. Green
Chicago
Blessing Hospital
William Niewehner
August Schlueter
Washington
Mayor Thompson Receives Donated Phonograph Records
Nearly 60 records were donated by SIATY residents and businessmen for a phonograph to be sent Wednesday to Adams County soldiers at Camp Dodge. Mayor Thompson personally collected most donations. one German woman offered a dollar after regretting the cylinder discs were unusable.
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John A. Thompson
Adams County
Camp Dodge
Thompson
South Side
Twenty men ordered to report today for examination
Quincy exemption board selects twenty men from Class I for today’s physical tests. A total of 142 men are notified to report this week for examinations, with Roy W. Gastineau, Clarence S. Stratman, Lewis E. Kespohl, Virgil E. Collins and others listed among those summoned.
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Quincy
Roy W. Gastineau
Clarence ST. Stratman
Lewis E. Kespohl
Virgil E. Collins
Charles IT. Durand
Otto Zimmerman
Howard M. Haggins
Roy Henry Krueger
Henry Herbert Ebbing
Benjamin AH. Storck
Jeremiah M. Boulware
Robert Arnold
Emmett David Zoller
James A. Schapers
M. R. Foster
Wilbert W. Spilker
Roy W. Sheridan
Frank F. Dingerson
Albert Dusdieker
Clarence L. Wheeler
James C Helm Dies in Jacksonville Florida
Word arrives from Quincy of the death of James Chester Helm aged 30, formerly a jewelry store operator in the Orpheum theater building. He died December 20 in Jacksonville after health decline while his wife accompanied him south. Remains sent to Elgin Illinois for burial.
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Quincy
James Chester Helm
Orpheum_ theater
Jacksonville
Fla
Helm
Florida
Elgin
Mrs Henry J Meyerand Dies In Minneapolis
Mrs Henry J Meyerand formerly Miss Mary Boehmer of this city died Saturday afternoon at 5 40 in her Minneapolis home from complications after a year long illness. Born in Quincy March 8 1870 she was 47. She is survived by husband Meverand a son Russell a daughter Gladys three sisters and one brother. The body will arrive this morning and funeral services will be held at 3 30 this afternoon from the residence of Louis Hitter 620 Payson avenue. Burial will be in Woodland cemetery.
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Joseph Koerline
Fowler
Germany
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Stan
Stillwell
John
John Duright
Powler
St. Joseph's Church
Columbus Road
Henry J. Meyerand
Mary Boehmer
Minneapolis
Minn
Quincy
Meverand
Russell
Gladys
Louis Hitter
Payson Avenue
Woodland Cemetery
Mill death and multiple funeral notices in St. Cloud
John McCune of Quincy and long-time resident killed at work in a mill in St. Cloud Minnesota. His father and other relatives noted in memory, funeral arrangements pending. Also services for Carl W Kreitz and Mrs Elizabeth Swink held, with large attendance and apparent floral tributes. Relatives from St. Louis Canton Hannibal and local towns participated. Burial at St Boniface Woodland cemetery and English Luther Memorial church services reported.
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John McCune
Quincy
St. Cloud
Minn
Tohn McCune
Sartell
Robert McCune
Huntley
James McCune
West Point
Carl W Kreitz
Freiburg
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Amos Giusti
Father Driscoll
St. Boniface Cemetery
Albert Siepker
Malcolm Grieser
Robert
Emil Halbach
Milo Cissna
Marcel
Elizabeth Swink
English Luther Memorial Church
I. W. Bingaman
Drew Lapp
George D. Rothsane
Woodland Cemetery
David Zeller
Edward Meyer
Lee Rogers
W. Ti. Heitland
Casper Schwab
Wike
Funeral services for Russell L Linneman at home
Funeral services for Russell Louis Linneman will be held this afternoon at 2 30 from the family home 1225 Madison Street Burial will take place at Woodland Cemetery
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Russell L. Linneman
Russell Louis Linneman
Madison Street
Woodland Cemetery
Funeral services held for William F. Gille in Barry
Funeral services for William F. Gille who died Sunday in Barry were conducted Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 from his mother's home.
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William F. Gille
Wiliam F. Gille
Barry
Funeral services for Myron A. Smith at 2:30 PM
Mrs Elizabeth Gille of 1223 Jersey Street and Dean W O Cone of St Johns Episcopal church oversee burial in Woodland cemetery. Bearers include J W Reed Percy Brown J H Herman Julius Klemme H Eichenauer W A Schwindeler and Myron A Smith. Service at 524 North Eighth Street with Rev F A McCarty officiating. Progressive District Court of Honor appoints three bearers and family the remaining three.
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Elizabeth Gille
Jersey Street
Dean W. O. Cone
St John's Episcopal Church
Outeisting
Woodla Cemetery
J. W. Reed
Percy Brown
J. H. Herman
Julius Klemme
H. Eichenauer
W. A. Schwindeler
North Eighth Street
F. A. McCarty
W. B
J. W. Smiley
Olga
Ruths
Woodland Cemetery
Progressive District Court of Honor
Funeral services held for Mrs Minnie Schaefer
Funeral services for Mrs Minnie Schaefer were conducted Tuesday at noon from the family home. The brief notice notes the service time and location, reflecting a traditional final farewell in a local obituary notice.
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Minnie Schaefer
Burial at Bhitfé Church Cemetery Report
Burial took place in the cemetery of Bhitfé Church, west of Pall Creek, at 1 o'clock from the church.
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Pall Creek
French General Killed on Italian Front
PARIS Jan 9 The French commander of the artillery on the Italian front has been killed in action. A British committee for investigation of atmospheric pollution maintains smoke measuring apparatus in six English and Scottish towns.
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Paris
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Quincy Girl
Manhattan
Quincy's Greatest Clothing House
SIATY
Quincy Soldier
James C. Helm
Jacksonville, Fla
Ill
H. J. Meyerand
Carl W. Kreitz
Comiskey’s
Myron A. Smith
Fletcher
Greraun Gonpant
New York
Chas. H. Fletcher
John W. Derrick
Lexington
S.C
J. A. Gaines
Ripley, Tenn
J. G. Parman
Nashville, Tenn
A. L. Johnson
Stevens Point
Wis
Castoria
Taur Con
Iak City
Quincy Gas, Electric & Heating Co
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