Brenner Singer Company President Affirms Certificate Truth
John P. Brenner, president, certifies under oath in Adams County Illinois that the certificate’s contents are true to the best of his knowledge and belief. Notary Chauncey H. Wood witnessed the sworn statement on January 5, 1916.
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State OF Illinois
County OF Adams
Quincy
Lewis G. Stevenson
Brenner-Singer Company
Bremnerpinger Company
Economy Furniture O
Quineyo
John F. Brenner
F. Broadhurst
State OF
Illinois
John P. Brenner
John FP. Brenner
Chauncey H. Wood
England’s Missteps and Belief on Belgium in War Prelude
The dispatch argues England risked World War I by wavering toward Germany before declaring war, suggesting firmer Belgium security stance might have deterred German doubts. It weaves a dated opinion on age and respect, noting that no man respects a woman who lacks self-respect.
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Ottawa
England
Germany
Belgium
Funeral Held for Frank Pennington in Pittsfield
Frank Pennington, telegraph operator once at Alpine Illinois, died after a grip weakened his heart. Funeral conducted at the Christian church in Pittsfield with Rev David Wetzel officiating. Interment at West Cemetery. Attending relatives included James Charles Pennington from Chicago. Community notices follow with local visits and church activities and a note on Bible school attendance and programs.
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Frank Pennington
Pittsfield
Local Social Roundup From Baylis and Surrounds
Wim Kerr visited Baylis Thursday while Chas Bell dropped by Hulls Tuesday. Sam Laird and wife spent Sunday with Mrs. Martha Gray and daughter. Mrs N A Kaylor and daughter Lena visited Mr. and Mrs Sam Tedrou Saturday. Faye Woodward and Opal Allen called on Mrs Nellie Tedrou Sunday. Mrs John Moore visits Ross Moore and family for a few days. Sick list includes Mrs Jane Wyreman, Mrs Ruth Shaffner, Clyde Tillman, Mrs J E Martin, and Mrs Jennie Plummer. Riley Griffeth traveled to Springfield Friday for eye treatment.
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Wim. Kerr
Baylis
Chas. Bell
Hulls
Sam Laird
Martha Gray
N. A. Kaylor
Lena
Sam Tedrou
Faye Woodward
Opal Allen
Nellie Tedrou
John Moore
Ross Mooore
Jane Wyreman
Ruth Shaffner
Clyde Tillman
J. E. Martin
Jennie Plummer
Riley Griffeth
Springfield
Local News From Lewistown Missouri and District
Miss Edna Smith of LaBelle visits Miss Janey Smith and Miss Floy McColm over Sunday. Mrs. Nathan Cooper of Lewistown hospital is sick with pneumonia. Chester Newlon and wife of Chicago attended the funeral of Mr. Newton’s father, J. Newton, returning home Tuesday. Mrs. Olmvier Green, prominent citizen, ill with pneumonia. Robert Graves, returned from wintering in California for urgent business, then departed again. Ice men busy with thick, fine ice. M E church meeting led by Rev. Lea R. Sparks growing in interest amid cold. John S. Newton died last Friday, buried Saturday. 76, retired farmer, ex-Change Bank associate. census supervisor in 1910. Pretty double wedding at M E parsonage last Saturday at 5 o’clock performed by Rev. Sparks. The principals are among our most popular residents.
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Lewistown
Edna Smith
LaBelle
Janey Smith
Floy McColm
Nathan Cooper
Lewistown Hotel
Chester Newlon
Chicago
Newton
J. Newton
Olmvier Green
Robert ©. Graves
California
M. E. Church
Lea R. Sparks
John
Odd Fellows
Exchange Bank
E. L. Newton
M. E. Parsonage
Lee R. Sparks
Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles
Patent remedy claims to cure kidney and bladder issues in men women and children including diabetes and rheumatism. Advertises mail order availability for $1 with testimonials and directions from Dr L W Tall of St Louis Missouri. Sold by druggists.
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Texas Wonder
Dr. LW. Tall
St. Louis
Secret lodge installation and surprise for moving neighbors
The Thelma Red lodge No. 670 installed rowing officers Edith Griffin Maggie Duffy Grace Mil recording secretary Hattie Scott financial secretary Eva Walton and others re elected. A surprise planned for Mr and Mrs Fred Myers moving near West Point with oysters and neighbors. 25 attended. King Constantine expresses indignation at Allied actions toward Greece in Athens report via Paris.
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Thelma Redlodge
Edith Griffin
Maggie Duffy
Grace Mil
Hattie Scott
Eva Walton
Pearl Poling
N. G
Ada Clark
Stella Griffin
Sallie McClure
L. S
Wristen
Alma Walwarden
Mary Nicloy
I. G
Garner
É& Ning
Geo. Thompson
Bowen
Lillian
Stillwell
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Joneses
Exsmerelda
Paws
Quincy Whig
THE
Whig Co—Publishers
Associated Press
Alcorn & Tlenkel
New York
Frank P. Alcorn
Marbridge
Frank W. Henkel
People’s Gas
Quincey Whig
Til
Mol
Broadway
Kenry Sibbing
Hanly
Sixth
Stampshire
Hampshire St
C. W. Lauter
Ruff Brewing CO. Brewers & Bottlers
W. F. McCready
North Sixth Ave
J. H. Handy
Blackstone Bldg
J. Fee
Gardner
18Th
24Th Streets
M. F. Carrott
Stern
Automobile Owners
Ford Inn
Jersey Street
Erina Dentifrice
Care Whig
B. G. Vasen
Maine Street
Adams County
Dorothea Heumann
Court House
City of
Henry A. Prante
Elmer C. Peter
Joe Iarvey
Doerr Department Store
Lawton
Okla
Care Whig Office
Hampshire
Whig Office
James J. Shanahan
A. D
Mary Shanahan
Executrix
P.M. McCann, Attomey
E. Best
abuNuiim
County OF
Adams
Alexander Millan
Philip J. Schlagenhaup
Quincy Savings & Loan Office
T. ©. Poling
Ef Law Samuel Woods
Legal Department
T. C. Poling, Jr
Blackstone
Vermont
Fidence
LA Grippe
John Briggs
White Hall
Ross Matthews
Evanston
William Henthorne
Bayks
Ray N. Anderson
Carrolton
Emma Sharpe
Griggsville
L. J. Harvey
Low
Fanny Ouinby
San Diego
Los Angeles
Guy Sellers
Pearl Turpin
Helen
Beulah Galbrath
H. C. Galbrath
Mr. Sellers
Cannon Ball Garage
Mr. Turpin
Denver, Ill
Christian Bible School
Mary Childers
Pauline Matheny
Grace Cappis
B. Gabbard
Kansas City
God's Angels
Mr. Gabbard
South
Berea
Botkins Brothers
C. E. Society
Ora O'Brien
Mattie Ramsey
Mildred Werring
Prayer Meeting Committee
New Salem, Ill
King Constantine
Athens
Paris
Constantine
United States
Greece
Carter
Frank Lippe
Seaton Irwin
Paree
Irwin-Overland Co
Maine ST
Ill
PR. Lusk
Leaton Irwin
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