Notice of bankruptcy for Omer Nowell in Illinois
In the District Court Southern Division of Illinois the creditor notice states Omer Nowell of Payson Adan County is adjudicated bankrupt on December 3rd. The first meeting of creditors is on January 24, 1916 at 10 a.m. in Springfield Illinois, Bankruptcy Court Room 226 South Sixth Street. Creditors may attend to prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt. ES Robinson Referee in Bankruptcy January 18 1916 Attorney Hanna Springheld Charies Eo Reid bal Mo.
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District Court of the United States
Qraer Nowell
Bankrup
Ghner
Af Payson
Adan
Omer Nowell
Columbus Union No 4 Tri State Mutual elects officers
Columbus journal notes Columbus Union No 4 of Tri State Mutual lodge held their annual election and installation on Jan 14. Officers elected include President J W Haley, Vice President D B Whitlock, Secretary Lizzie McNeall, Treasurer Shlarvey Taylor, Chaplain Maud Dooley, Conductors Ida Taylor and Herman Bunte, Inside guard Ed Tilton, Outside guard F M Fries, Medical examiner Dr. W E Miller, Trustees F M Lee J A Lohse J Y Lawless, Auditor D B Whitlock. Three new applications were approved. A two course luncheon followed. The piece also covers local happenings, deaths, ice harvest, Lyceum events, moves, and visits.
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Columbus
Columbus Union No. M4
Tri-State’ Mutual Lodge
J.W. Haley
D. B. Whitlock
Lizzie McNeall
F. M. Lee
J. A. Lohse
J. Y.lawless
Columbus Lodge
Columbus News
Death of Mrs Francis reported from CantonMass
News from Canton Massachusetts dated January 16 reports the death of Mrs Oneta Nelson Francis in Glendale California. Remains to arrive Sunday. she leaves a husband E E Francis and a 9 year old son. She was a former public school teacher and mother to two sisters and survived by her parents. The article notes the family’s travel to Carnegie Oklahoma and delays in funeral arrangements due to the body’s arrival. Also brief local notices include a public sale by Clarence Turner and various neighborhood moves and health updates.
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G.P. Kneeland
Chapin
B. F. Flanigan
L. We” Parker
Tom Miller
Hl. R. Carnes
Arthur Stauffer
Eugene Staats
George Dean
Canton
Oneta Nelson-Francis
Francis
Glendale
Cal
Canten
Mryo Pramas
Mro
Mes
Nelson
E. E. Francis
Washington
Glen Cole
Jan
Braneis
Rbeedes
J. M Swigart
Carnegie
Okla
Miss Quinnie
Oklahoma City
Swigart
Clarence Turner
W. F. Stauffer
William Warton
Davies
John Wilson
Welham Hilderbrand
Weilliam Nesbitt
W. Butterfield
Californiaio
Td) Vertrees
Peart
Pittsfield
E C Anderson
Here
Perry
Maurice Scott
Local Notes from Canton Missouri Society And Business Changes
Friends of Mrs. Sallie McRoberts report improvement under care of trained nurse Marion Tease. A. J. Dance buys Canton house from O C Clay exchanging his Monticello farm and a house lot. aims to run a first class hotel. Thomas Chamberlain ill with brain hemorrhage. John Dehner trades Clark street home for Ed Brown farm, Brown now county farm manager. Joe Bradshaw buys Henderson & Alberty stake in restaurant. Stephen Smith ill with paralysis. Miss Gordon of Quincy nurses. Mrs J W Nichols travels to Carthage for grandson Nette’s illness. local joy over Sherwood arrival of a son.
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Canton
Sallie McRoberts
Marion Tease
A. J. Dance
O. C. Clay
Monticello
Dance
Thomas Chamberlain
John Dehner
Clark Street
Ed Brown
Mr. Brown
Joe Bradshaw
Henderson &Alberty
al Herty & Geigrich
Stephen Simith
Miss Gordon
Quincey
Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles
The Texas Wonder promises cure for kidney and bladder issues for men and women including diabetes and rheumatism. It claims bladder regulation for children and offers mail order for $1.00. One bottle lasts about two months and testimonials are available from multiple states. Dr. Th. W. Hall of St. Louis is listed with druggists selling it.
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TH. W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
Blizzard Stifles Posts and Trips Across the Region
Eighteen below zero Thursday and twelve below Friday greet residents as blizzard conditions disrupt travel. Local routes suffer as mailman O M Wall works Ford deliveries despite zero weather. Numerous small items note marriages, shipments to Peoria and East Buffalo, and residents visiting relatives while weather hammers the area.
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B. F. Green
Arkansas
Fred Hall
Bradley
Plymouth Rocks
Charles McConnell
Peoria
East Buffalo
Earl Wright
Burnside
Ethel Mott
Bushnell
Carthage
Carl Patterson
Quincy
Grip
O. M. Wall
Harley Todd
J. E. Todd
Local Visitors and Residents Report Three Towns
Mrs Donnie Beard of Quincy visits her father Edwin Artz while Wim McFarlaund and Adolph Weimberg conduct business in Carthage. Mr and Mrs CL Stark spend the day in Ouiney. Miss June Cassday of Normal visits her sister Miss Kate Wind and Miss Tia Cass, with Mr and Mrs Karl Sith. Theodore Batfour and wife return from Chicago after two weeks. Mrs Bert Phelps and children of Galesburg return home.
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Frank Watt
Augusta
Presbyterian Church
E. T. Hagerman
Plymouth
Sam Wilcox
Camp Point
Bert Little
Henry Price
Tueday
Nathan Herche
Jordan
Josephine Cooper
Geo Catlin
Kate Ketchum
Dave Sapp
S. W. Venable
Harriett White
C. E. Dawkins
D. G. Dawkins
Colorad
Anna Dawkins
Wes Virginia
Joe Smith
Robert Cassiday
Marshall
Okla
Donnie Beard
Quincy
Edwin Artz
Wim. McFarlaund
Carthage
Adolph Weimberg
CL. Stark
Ouiney
June Cassday
Normal
Kate Wind
Tia Cassa
Karl Sith
Kansas
Kansas Civ, Mo, Returned Homie Saturday Mir and Mrs Pheodore Dbatfour
Chicago
Bert Phelps
Galesburg
Feme
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
A dated advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a fast cure for grippe and severe colds. It claims to relieve head congestion, discharge, sneezing, feverishness, sore throat, and throbbing headaches with two doses every two hours, costing 25 cents at any drug store.
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Pape
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Manchester
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S. W. Co
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Jersey Street
Adams County
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City of
Quince
Henry A. Prante
Elmer C. Peter
W. F. McCready
North Sixth Ave
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First National Bank
Ill
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Firth
Vermont
Illinois
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Stern Building
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Grand Rapids and Indiana Railway
Grand Rapids
Quincy Whig
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Marbridge
Frank W. H Henkel
People’s Gas
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Business League
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Maine Street
O'Hnois
James J. Shanahan
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Whig
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Ricker National Bank
LODGE
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TriState
Mutual
J. E. Lee
California
Frank Stout
Herman Bunte
Priday
Lyceum
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Pound
Kyle
Columbia
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Montieo
Charley Day
Samuel’ Sayer
John Zimmerman
W. H. Grant
Wm. Graves
Nevada
Ida Logan
Hellen
Lola Nichols
Lyda Macgey
Mr. Cole
Griggsville, Sii
Labelle, MO
J. W. Nichols
Mr and
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Aioonine
Burnside, Ill
State Savings Loan & Trust Company
SP. Montgomery
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Lancaster
Pow. Crane
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Jasper August R. Dick
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Henry F. Scarborough
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