Teachers Hear Talks by Gill and T Pierson
Members of the Woman Teachers club met Thursday in the chamber of commerce. Charles M. Gill spoke on wartime changes and education while Truman Pierson tied schools to commerce and patriotism. Pierson urged civic virtue and lifelong American citizenship.
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Woman Teachers’ Club
Chamber of Commerce
Charles M. Gill
Truman Pierson
Gill
Fierson
America
Pierson
Thomas R. Marshall
Republic
Mothers Friend Promises Comfort for Expectant Mothers
An advertisement extols Mother's Friend external remedy to ease pregnancy pains and strengthen abdominal muscles. The piece then shifts to a Quincy civic essay urging school teachers and citizens to support the Chamber of Commerce, promote patriotism, and engage in democracy during wartime, citing France's school system as a model and a local example of pro German sentiment among a granddaughter and her parents.
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Bradfield Regulator Co
Lamar Bldg
Atlanta
Quincy
Chamber of Commerce
France
Brittany
Mentone
Republic
Prussia
America
Thrift stamps urged to boost untaxed funds for war effort
John E. Wall, county thrift campaign chair, argues thrift stamps educate economy and outpace real estate loans in after tax value. He says money loaned is taxed, making war savings certificates a better return and urges factory clubs and stores to sell stamps to fund the government. He predicts widespread participation and warns of future tax on untaxed money.
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John E. Wall
Sam
Seattle Mayor Barred From Practice Of Law
Seattle Mayor Tan Gill was barred for life by the state board of bar examiners for permitting his name to be used by his law firm to solicit police court business. Also noted is a motor driven snow cleaner that clears an eight foot swath at 600 feet per minute.
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Seattle
Tan
Thram C. Gill
State Board of Bar Examiners
Washington
Gill, Hoyt & Frye
Ricker Bank Reelects Edward Sohm President
Edward Sohm was reelected president of the Ricker National Bank at the directors meeting Thursday afternoon. Officers elected include Vice President J. R. Pearce Cashier H. F. J. Ricker Assistant cashiers B. Averkamp and Joseph J. Fischer. The cashier's report showed a most successful year's business and a usual semi-annual dividend of 6 percent was declared.
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Edward Sohm
Ricker National Bank
J. R. Pearce
H. F. J. Ricker
B. Averkamp
Joseph J. Fischer
Classified by County Board List of Members by Districts
Names appear under classes One to Five with a wide roster of individuals from Quincy Mendon Camp Point Loraine Ursa and other towns. The long list includes Walter Krutmeir Edward Glanzman Oscar Haley and many more in a bureaucratic roll.
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Walter Krutmeir
Quincy
Edward J. Glanzman
Oscar J. Haley
Columbus
Fred P. Eicken
Paloma
Walter S. Hastings
Mendon
Frederick W. Danhaus
James Kh. Rockwell
Loraine
Thomas
Emery
Moyer
Arthur W. Rigging
Liberty
Sydney Baker
Hull
Edward I. Lewton
Plainville
Herschel Esham
Frank A. Kansteiner
Lester Wood
Alfred R. Brackley
Marblehead
Rikus H. Flesner
Clayton
Wm. C. Becker
Ursa
Ray Poling
John H. Osterman
Augusta
Jacob W. Ohnemus
Earl Wells
Adams
Paul A. Schmidt
Andrew H. Pracht
Camp Point
Glen Speers
Barton W. Stoniger
Oliver Banton
Carl F. Burrows
Lorenzb
Hessert
Glen V. Jones
Golden
Herbert I. Lageman
George Hi. Koettersa
Walter H. Viar
Elmer H. Basum
Guy Gabel
Wm. R. Rose
Benjamin F. Rust
Robert McLaughlin
Albert G. Wagner
George A. Kropp
Barry
Russell D. Werleman
Otis J. Heidbreder
Charles A. Schnelle
Roy Shultz
Joseph W. Hardy
Charles R. Curless
Perry E. Kuhlman
Clase
Emmett E. Ehrgott
Homer Boyle
Henry A. Shultz
Herschel D. Mitchell
Walter R. Cossart
Kewanee
Thomas Nelson
Ellis A. Cane
Hubert Walters
Floyd B. Harris
Meyer
Fred Graham
Louis C. Kennedy
Baylin
John PP. Lomax
Charles W. Wenning
Theodore Griffin
Fred W. Leffers
Coatsburg
Frank Hoebing
Wm. Mollring
Sylvester Wear
Ward Weatherford
James E. Flynn
Louis L. Hunter
James FE. Harwood
la Prairie
Frank E. Jansen
Earl J. Means
Enoch F. Swisher
Paul V. Sprague
Luther S. Sauble
Joseph B. Nelson
Lima
Walter W. Bunte
Ehmes J. Flestier
la’ Prestie
John F. Finchinn
Nelson
Archie A. Rump
Payson
Garnett Lohr
Wm. Kappner
Wm. R. Lierle
Frank If. Smith
Lloyd Stump
Clarence R. White
Elmer A. Stopp
Samuel H. Knox
L. G
Fred Snyder
James Jud
Orval L. Wartick
Benjamin I
Hendricks
John A. Asher
Lawrence G. Sletnagel
Lovell Sellers
Frederick Lay
Lawrence McFarland
Martin Emery
Charles FE
Alexander
Edward L. Holtman
Clyde E. Miller
Uraa
Wilbur Ik
Lepper
Clinton BR. Wagner
Ray M. Curry
Don B. Strickler
Clanton
Ala
Best Place to Shop After All Rummage Sale Delights
Money savers from the rummage sale feature women and misses suits in serge burella and poplin fabrics in black navy green brown and gray. Coats with large collars belts and pockets priced around 24.75 after discounts from up to 50.00. Toiletries nails and linens offered with special prices. Embroidery laces and curtains discounted to half price. children's coats for 2 and 5 year olds at 2.95.
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Wooltex
Bargain Event Highlights Dress and Rug Savings
The Rummage Sale features dresses priced at 13.85 and 13.98 yardage and fabric reductions, including serge satin and velvet items in green navy brown and tan. Also offered are 9x12 Scotch Art Squares velvet rugs brevity discount, plus aprons, percale gingham dimity and hose items with prices ranging from 10c to 75c, all framed as strong value in a bustling sale atmosphere.
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Gill and
T. Pierson
Weilers
Fifth St
Ricker Bank
County Board
Coats
Packer's
Windsor Nainsook
Gossard
Batiste and Coutil
Children’s Union Suits
Cretonne
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