Surrounding Warren visitors and local notes in county
Warren area diary records numerous visitors trading in Warren on Thursday and Friday. Names include Burditt, Frederick, Teed, Clough, Longacre, Glenn, Masterson, Gibbons, Calvert, Pepper, Gearing, Brower, Wilhelm, McElroy, Calvert, Ossey, Kony Calvert, Miss McGlasson, Georgia McGlasson, Emma Venlandingham, Emma Walters, and others. Mentions illnesses, marriages, and a weather note with Kansas as a comparison. Local church attendance and weekend social activities highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben
Leslie Burditt
Warren
Clarence Frederick
William Teed
Clarence Clough
Z. F. Longacre
Raymond
Hugh Glenn
Richard
Glenn
Robert Glenn
Nellie Lurena
Charles Cramer
James Masterson
Cecil Gibbons
J. H. Calvert
I. N. Gibbons
Malinda Pepper
Lon Gearing
Clarence Olson
John T. Brower
West of Warren
Belleville
Leonard Wilhelm
Hannibal
James Fesendon
Taylor, Mo
S. O. McElroy
M. Cearcfoss
East of Warren
Mr. Ossey
Kony Calvert
Nancy Jimerson
Georgia McGlasson
Madison Payne
Guy Cross
Kora
State aid road plans ready for contractor bids
Surveyors have completed blueprints for the Perry to Griggsville state aid road and will submit specifications to contractors. Several carloads of cattle were shipped to Chicago by Enos Morgan and partners, with Jacob Windmiller’s party shipping three cars. Local business and travel notes include visits to Quincy and Springfield, wheat buying trips for M. D. King Milling, fare increases west of the Mississippi, and residents traveling to Kansas City and Havana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Ill
SuIrveyors
Han de Dow Corrested
Perry
Touwards Griggsville
Everythiig
Atl McDonnalld
Enos Morgan
Jacob Windmiller
Chicago
Windmiller
Witliam Fairlee
Jacksonville
Peank Storck
Quincy
L. Kibler
Springfield
Neibur
Havana
John Ralhford
Florence
Charlee Cummings
M.D King Milling Company
Evital
Kansas City
King Elevator
Wabash
Smith
Mississippi River
Tare Lath
Moberly
Mabel Kendall
Wir
Roy Kendall
Nebo
Ribs Bean
Guer
Quincy Visit Notes and Missing Body Search Update
Laird attended events in Quincy on Tuesday and Wednesday. Notables include Mrs Fred Towles, Miss Nellie Massie of Chicago, Mr and Mrs H A Massie of Columbus, QC and Mrs Harold Murphy of St Louis for Capt and Mrs M Massie's 10th wedding anniversary. Ed Phifer and Mrs Bramell and Dorothy Fudd visited relatives in St Louis. Niccum ill. Max Jacobse in Quincy Wednesday. Charlie Moore of near Hannibal saw his mother. Peter Godfrey and Walter Keller were in Quincy Thursday. Miss Mary E Wike returned from Colorado due to heavy rain and creek overflow delaying the train. George Teaford of Kampton inspected his farm west of town. The search for Paul Billings' body continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T) Laird
Quincy
Fred Towles
Nellie Massie
Chicago
H. A. Massie
Columbus
Harold Murphy
St Louis
Massie
Ed Phifer
G. If Brammell
Dorothy Fudd
St. Louis
Niccum
Max Jacobse
Ouiney
Charlee Moore
Hannibal
Peter Godfrey
Walter Keller
Mary E. Wike
Colorado
George Teford
Kampton
Paul Billings
Sloan's Liniment Ad Plays Up Quick Rheumatism Relief
An advert claims Sloan's Liniment relieves rheumatic and neck stiffness instantly after a few drops. A user from San Francisco reports chronic rheumatism resolving after three to four applications, praising its effectiveness and noting its use in a large San Francisco department store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
Sloan's
HOB, Smith
San Francisco
Cal
Druggicts
Adv
Two Local Men Plead Guilty on Disturbing Peace Charge
Ambrose Lewis and Reed Young colored were tried before Justice W. S. Hayden for misdemeanor fighting and disturbing the peace. Both pled guilty. Lewis fined 65 dollars plus costs and Young 50 dollars plus costs, with both bound over to Sheriff Johnson. Also noted, Harvey Weyand, student at St Francis college in Quincy, visits locals for the week. Ice dealers have suspended operations due to warmer weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambrose Lewis
Reed Young
W. S. Hayden
Lewis
Young
Johnson
Harvey Weyand
St. Francis College of
Quincy
Dr King’s New Discovery Cold Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs colds and sore throats. It claims pine tar healing balsams and mild laxatives purge germs soothe irritated throats and heal mucous membranes with 45 years of use as a guarantee of satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Adv
Saloniki Full of Greek Troops
Trained Greek cavalry accustomed to mountain work would make valuable help for the Allies. The report notes Greek forces deployed near Saloniki, highlighting potential impact on Allied military operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saloniki
Greece
Evzones of Saloniki Ready as Balkan War Material
Greeks in Saloniki train as rugged fighters rather than parade troops for potential European war use. The evzones, small and lean, ride rough mules with long rifles, moving swiftly through streets and along quays. They are noted for fearless discipline, constant cafe culture, and workmanlike readiness as they convoy packs and supply carts through the Macedonian terrain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saloniki
Greece
Moun
Uns
Athens
Royal Guards
Sophie
Saluniki
Balkan
Lars
Quais
Edmunds Sell Interest in Marion County Garage
Palmyra Missouri January 24 George and Clarence Edmunds sold their interest in the Marion county garage to Irwin Schneider, who has long been linked with the Stuhlman blacksmith and wagon shop and has training in automobile work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmyra
George
Clarence Edmunds
Marion County
Irwin Schneider
Schneiner
Stuhlman Blacksmith and Wagon Shop
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Malin
N. 6Th St
Vermont St
Blackstone
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Vermont
T. C. Poling & Co
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the Whig
Doerr Department Store
A. Waidin
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Care
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W. F. McCready
North Sixth Ave
Maine Street
B. G. Vasen
State of
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Dorothea Tieumann
Adams County
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Elmer C. Peter
Adams
Alexander Milian
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Quircy
Ida Philip
Steset
J. J. McMillen
4Th St
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Ruff .Brewing Co. Brewers & Bottlers
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Bowen
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Stern Building
Carthage
Oman
JIL Uarberts Stern
Livingston County
Blickstone
Streatar
Uberal
J Tf Harborts
Stern Bldg
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Kiem Bros
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36Th
Jersey
Bay Mare
Ilinois
James J. Shanahan
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M. McCann
Iltinots
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Adams Court
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Joseph
Lusk
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State of Thess Board of
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Fiscal Supervisst
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Martin Hays
Kansas
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Altermmaon Ager
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Joh. Gottman
Hannibal Gilbert
Brodes
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Ellen Dean
Bloomington
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Johns Burger
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Rufus Funk
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Baylis
Alma Underwood
Ross Linville
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Griggsville
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Ursa, Ill
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Mendon
Charles McNay
Peter Burgoyne
Chester van Dyke
Grover
Mt. Hebron
Laura Thornton
Lima
Alta Cory
Margaret Shepherd
Milwaukee
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Blanche Starman
Gertrude Murray
L. Walker
Ada Varnier
Helen Woodruff
Frank Cunningham
Josephine McNay
J. B. Varnier
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Lydia Shepherd
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Asryaind Aga Je Rao
County Bank
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Col. P. M. Gross
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