Plans Set for Adams County Farmers Institute at Gelden
Plans for the Adams County Farmers Institute and youths short course at Gelden are nearly complete for next week. Changes to the program include Dr. Borton speaking Wednesday on General Wealth and Prof Green on Tuesday. J Glimboden moved to Thursday morning with H A Winter taking his Tuesday morning slot. The event features beef cattle talks, entomology, fertility, pork cutting demonstrations, alfalfa talks, and daily livestock judging led by Rusk and Gilmore. Saturday marks Anti Hog Cholera Day with state vets Dyson and Connoway presenting control methods.
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Adams County Farmers’ Institute
Gelden
8S Borton
Griden
James II Green
Boys
Green
J. Glimboden
Decatur
H. A. Winter
Winona
Chicago
D. HW. McMillan
Urbana
Frank I. Mann
Gilman
Ilincis
Tute
McMillan
Rusk
I. F. Gilmore
Marion County
Missouri
O. FE. Dyson
Illinois
J. W. Connoway
Veterinary Department of
Missouri University
Local men named to Navy League committee
Local men Chas D Center John Kern Athold Odell Chester Poling Richard F Rankine and W A Schwindeler of Quincy are named to the Navy League of the United States membership committee in Washington. They will represent the organization in the district, aiding the national campaign for preparedness against invasion and disaster and will work with the state committee chaired by Chat held Tavier of Chicago to rally support for preparedness measures.
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Wasitington
Chas. D Center
John Kern
Athold Odell
Chester Poling
Richard F. Rankine
W. A. Schwindeler
Quincy
Navy League of the United States
Navy League
Hitness
Chatheld Tavier
Chcago
County Court Busy This Week Clears Docket
Judge Lyman McCart expedited county court matters this week as a docket of 23 cases was nearly cleared in five days. Nineteen cases disposed of by Friday noon including fifteen criminal and eight civil. All criminal cases were tried and cleared. More than $300 in fines paid. One or more jury trials held daily with several in the afternoons.
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Lyman McCart
Sanative Bromide Quinine Cold Remedy Ad
One day cure claim publicized for a cold remedy labeled as SANATIVE E BROMO QUININE. Mentions E W GROVE signature and price 25c. Appears as a brief newspaper advertisement urging consumers to seek the full name for genuine product and signs off with a single signature.
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E. W. Grove
Local Sales and Community Notices of Quincy Area
Local shoppers see Halbach-Schroeder Co. promotions on heavy toweling and linen, 36 inch muslin, and damask. Community notices include church meetings, confirmations, and a first annual dance by Imperial band. Local residents such as Mr. Hoeffler, Mrs. Cyrus, Rev. Schwietert, and Judge Gross appear in passing references amid hotel visits and hospital entries.
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Halbach-Schroeder Co
Missionary Society of the Women's Guild
Vermont Street Baptist Church
E. A. Cyrus
Ireland
Christ Evangelical Church
H. Schwietert
W. Duker
Springfield
John Goodapple, Jr
Toledo
a@ machine company
Imperial Band
Labor Temple
Main Levee Progress in Fabius District Halted by Cold
The Fabius Drainage District operations paused due to freezing pipes and oil thickening as water was pumped to engines. Main levee extends three miles south from Burlington railroad ridge and two miles north toward the river. Internal drainage work was advancing, machine work continued at both ends, and district leaders planned to resume when weather warms.
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Fabius
Taylor
Illnois State Bank
Mississipi
Byerly Ordered to Pay Wife $450 Weekly Support
Byerly, tried on failing to support his wife Lillie Byerly of 1623 Spring Street, was found guilty by a county court jury. Judge McCarl ordered Byerly to pay $20 monthly to his wife after a premium was paid, with release after agreeing to the stated amount. Byerly works at a Maice Street wholesale house. they are a wage earning family with a wide circle of acquaintances.
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Lcratio Byerly
Lillie Byerly
Spring Street
McCarl
Byerly
Reery
Maice Street
Hia
Negotiations Continue For Local Packing Plant
Negotiations for a packing plant in this city have been ongoing in the Chamber of Commerce. Secretary C. F. Perry said Friday afternoon that details are not yet public, and the committee will continue work until a deal advances.
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Chamber of Commerce
C. F. Perry
Quincy Council Urges Packing Plant Support
A city council resolution passed Monday night urging Quincy citizens to back a local packing plant was received by the Chamber Friday morning. The document was referred to the Manufacturing committee for consideration, with Mr Perry noting the prospects appear favorable but declining further comment.
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Perry
Quincy
Manufacturing Committee
Nuns mark fiftieth anniversary of St Marys arrival
The Sisters of the Poor of St Francis will celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of their coming to Quincy on May 19. Three Sisters Eusebia Elizabeth and Anna arrived May 19 1866 and first set temporary HQ near Twentieth and Vine before moving.
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Quincy
Sisters of the Poor of
St. Francis
St. Mary’s Hospital
Eusebia
Elizabeth
Anna
City
Twentieth and
Vine Streets
Notre Dame Sisters Open First Hospital in City History
The School Sisters of Notre Dame bought the northwest corner property at Eighth and Vermont in 1867 and moved to a school building beside St. Boniface church where their hospital work began. The present hospital’s cornerstone was laid May 5, 1867, on Broadway between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets, a $35 000, modern facility with annual patient growth prompting additions.
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Eighth and
Vermont Streets
School Sisters of Notre Dame
St. Boniface
Broadway
Fourteenth
Fifteenth Streets
Organ Recital by Clarence Eddy at Vermont Street Church
The Vermont Street Methodist Church hosts an organ recital Friday evening January 21 by Clarence Eddy, renowned worldwide as a master of music. Eddy studied under August Haupt, the celebrated German organist, promising a notable performance.
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Vermont Street Methodist
Clarence Eddy
Mr. Eddy
August Haupt
Germany
Concert tours of a noted pianist in Europe and America
The pianist performed in Paris and Vienna during 1889 and toured many European cities before returning to the United States. In Chicago he served as organist for two years at a major church, then at the Presbyterian church. A large crowd showed interest in his programs.
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Ek, Hay
Paris
Vienna
New
Boston
Aid & Cated
Chicago
Meee Congregations
Th Presbyterian Church
City
Eddy Wilf
Rural Road Machinery Co Increases Capital Stock
The Rural Road Machinery Co filed notice of a capital stock increase from 10000 to 20000 in the recorder's office Friday. The decision was made at a recent stockholders meeting. J Li Loebbing secretary and Judge Albert Akers president noted the company will enlarge its business operations.
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Rural Road Machinery Co
Recorder’s
J. Li. Loebbing
Albert Akers
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Farmers’ Institute
Golden
P. F. Trowbridge
Agricultural Chemistry Department
University of Missouri
Naval League
Naval League—Center
Kern
Odell
Poling
Halpach-Schroeder Ce
Wisherd
Quincy Power Boat Club
Lafler
Ella Neighbors
North Fourth Street
Blessing Hospital
Talbach-Schroeder Co
Fannie Reynolds
South Fourteenth Street
C. A. Wells
E. J. Grubb
Liberty Township
Court House
Billy Smith
W. C. Callahan
Kingston
Franklin Hotel
Hatbach-Schroeder Co
Frank G. Bier
Palmyra
Marion County Drainage District
W. P. Simon
Coatsburg
Recorder’s Office
L. K. Seymour
Payson Township
Collins Plow Company
Court House Yard
Lima
Tole
Quincey
Hlalbach-Schroeder Co
Mumper
Garrett
South End
North End
Fairbanks. Morse
H. P
Geo. Keller & Sons
Maine
Quincy, Dl
Road Machinery Company
Andra
Anna B. Grubb
Gabe
Irwin-Overland Co
Jach
Maine ST
Ill
F. R. Lusk
Leaton Irwin
Depositors Weekly
The
Ricker National Bank
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