Most business suspended in Quincy Monday
Ali Quiner reported to the government to center fuel Monday as several ships contended with the news of the day. Many shops and services limited or closed, with only a few open for essential needs. Theaters shut, coal deliveries increased, and officials say the public is well supplied for the moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ali Quiner
Fera
Quinney
Tertectice Assordathan
Gem Cite Business Cooliege
St Mary Araden
St. Francis College
Quinnesy
Quincey
Burlington and Wabash
Lawrence Wells
W. T. Duker Co
Naughty Princess resumes at Orpheum with vaudeville to follow
Tomorrow afternoon the Naughty Princess musical comedy company returns to the Orpheum Cranes crowds filled the house Monday as two shows played The five scene production features singing and dancing with a lively married couple as leads The engagement ends Wednesday night with vaudeville set for maxtween at the Orpheum house later shows include The Six Tature Wives
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Orpheum
Naughty Princess
Wil
Cranes
Quinney
Iwell
Naughty Princess’ Company
O Roheum
Rufus Ringer Edina Bank President Dies
Rufus M Ringer longtime Edina bank president died Sunday night at home. He had been in failing health for several years and was a prominent resident of Edina. He leaves six sisters and had spent nearly all his life in the town.
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Psorejal
Edina
Rufus M Riner
Edina Bank
Aieto
Lome
Ips
Lede
Asm
Ringer
Els
Mr. Ringer
The Psychology of Kissing Pressure in Society
A reflection notes that much kissing is driven by social expectation rather than genuine desire, suggesting many people feel compelled to kiss to conform. It implies internal conflict between impulse and perceived obligation in intimate gestures.
Prisoner Shot at in Palmyra Jail Over Shoe Toss
Sheriff Mefford fired at a prisoner Pitt Walcott after he threw a shoe and attacked staff in Palmyra jail. Walcott, awaiting trial for assault to kill and forgery, was briefly released from solitary before assaulting another inmate. The shoe was shot from his hand and he was returned to confinement pending Hannibal trial. Naval cadet Carrel Moss returned from Annapolis for exams, and local events include the anti-saloon sermon, coal delivery, and a boy's arm injury from a separate accident.
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Palmyra
Mefford
Pitt. Walkett
Hannibal
Tie
Walcott
Walkett
Tannibal
Naval Cadet
Carrel Moss
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Apri
Roger Smoot
Chicago
HD. Thompson
Missour, Anti-Saloon League
Baptist Church
Barbee
BR. Settles
Jersey
Des Moines
Towa
Button Factory
Billy Johnson
Tavini
Glakn
Justice of Ferce in Adams Dies in Adams Illinois
Justice Thomas Ferrier of Adams Illinois died suddenly Monday morning after finishing reading a newspaper to his two sisters. He was 11 years old, had heart disease, and had been under a physician's care for a year. He belonged to Masons and Odd Fellows and leaves two brothers, three sisters, and a sister in Hull.
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Justice
Thomas Ferrer
Adams
Vind
Masons
Odd Teletons
Ferrier
William
St. Louis
John
Martha
Anna
Emma Watters
Hull
Community church notices and meetings posted
The column lists prayer services at East End Christian church and various church groups. It notes election of officers at St Jacobi and Luther Memorial, a fortieth anniversary at St Michael St Barbara and St Andrew, and several talks, services, and parish meetings across Central Baptist Grace Methodist St Paul Evangelical St Johns Cathedral and other churches with dates speakers and venues.
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W. A
St. Michael, St. Barbara
St. Andrew
St. Francis
Herman Jochem
William II
Middendorf
Elizabeth Ball
Odd Fellows Install Their New Officers
Aden Encampment Odd Fellows installed officers Monday night and arranged a special meeting for next Monday when candidates will be passed upon and drills conducted. Despite the low temperature the meeting was well attended. The officers installed are Chief Patriarch P. C. Elsey Scribe C. Newman Treasurer A. C. Swartwout First Watch William Iyman Guide E. Long Sentinel Dr. Van Nuys One application was received and voted on.
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Aden
Odd Fellows
P. CC. Elsey
Mayor Collects 20 For Phonograph For Soldiers
Mayor John A Thompson has collected 20 toward a phonograph for the soldiers from Quincy and Adams counties at Camp Logan Houston Texas. He will gladly accept more cash donations and any records residents wish to give so the boys there may enjoy the same opportunity as the Camp Dodge conscripts who received a phonograph and over 50 records last week.
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John A. Thompson
Quincy
Adams County
Camp Logan
Houston
Texas
Camp Dodge
Electric Wheel to Resume Work After Letter
Acting on a letter from G A Ranney executive chairman of the National Implement Vehicle association, work in the tractor department of the Electric Wheel works will resume today with about 20 per cent of the force employed. The Collins Plow company will not resume until Wednesday but will then run continuously. Fire crews were called to the home of Edward L Sells 1229 Jersey street at 9 o'clock Monday morning. damage was slight. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs H Quitley of 530 North Twelfth street in Blessing hospital Saturday morning.
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Lyman Greenman
J. A. Bunting
Daetames Wall
Moras, Wall
Eash
Anelcam Dada
Eleettre Wheel Works
Wall
Ses
Aorading
Keokuk
Weiss
Karry Tratheld
Central Baptist Church
Vermont Street
Walter N. Bennett
W. O Shank
Shank
Fourth and
Jersey Street
The
Central Baptist
Fourth
Central
Bennett
Dr. Burroughs
Southern Baptist Convention
Nashville
Tenn
Afr. Bennett
G. A. Ranney
National Implement Vehicle Association
Collins Plow Company
Edward L. Sells
Mrs. H. Quitley
North Twelfth Street
Blessing Hospital
Doctors Boost Phosphated Iron Tonic Ad
Doctors praise Phosphated Iron as a quick fix for nervous tiredness and general weakness. The ad promotes capsules only to ensure genuineness and lists Owl Drug Store at 125 North Sixth Street in Quincy as the retailer.
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Quincey
Owl Drug Store
North Sixth Street
Ady
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Nk Pa
Bikloys
Marion County
FERCE
Resinol
Baltimore
Rettig & Bremler’s
Maine Street
Susie Mehaffy
East End Christian Church
L. C. Mauck
Herman Budde
Aid Society
St. Jacobi Church
Anthony Abbath
G. D. Hamm
S. M. Spurgeon
Anti-Saloon League
Luther Memorial Church
Derens Guild
Lwurgaman
America
Ida Hopke
Lester Bock
James Russ
George Loeffler
Navy
Chester Heidbreder
Ray Ellermeier
Walter Fleer
Edgar Heidbreder
August
Elmer Bornmann
St. Mary Catholic School
St. Paul
Rebhel M. E Church
R. H. Hartley
Presbyterian Church
Missionary Society of the Church
J. W. Simnock
Hampshire Street
Good Shepherd
Dean H.C. McPherson
Chaddock School
Grace Methodist Church
G. L. Losh
Men's League
St. Paul Evangelical Church
H. B. Leemhuis
Salem Church
St. John's Cathedral
F. Blackburn
St. John’s Guild
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Chris J. Quest
Walter Bangert
George Hoffman
J. L. Ripper
Charles C. Bangert
August Wolfmeyer
Charles H Ott
Henry W. Pfeiffer
John Ottwein, Sr
August C. Haller
William D. Ottwein
Rev. Martens
Charles H. Ott
William Rupp
William M. Ott
St. John’s Cathedral
Guy Nations
Jacobe’ Jewelry Store
Gould
Niehaus Bicycle & Sewing Machine House
K. OF C. Building
Maine ST
W. Toulkeir
Compan
Quincy’s Linen House
Uncheon
W. T. Duker
Bolt
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