Ashes Buried in Nauvoo. Death of George E. Davis
Obituary news from Cartilage notes the death near Verris of George Edmund Davis at 56 after pneumonia. He leaves a wife Minnie Hobbs and two daughters Harriet Gibson and Adelaide McGet, with grandchildren George Gibson and Beatrice Hoover. Funeral held at home, cremation planned in St Louis. Also reports county court actions, including Charley Speaks and Jake Boyer liquor case and various other continuances and pleas.
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Willigins
Berris
George EE. Davis
Phancock County
Bown
Verris
George Edmund Davis
Mound Horn
George Ahapinds
W. C. Looker
Neokuk
Carthage Wirth
Nauvoo
Minoie Hobbs
Appanoose
Harriet D. Gibson
Adelaide Henry McGet
George Davis Gibson
Beatrice Hoover
Richard Davis
Mr. Morgan
St. Louis
H. H. Hobbs
Cincinnati
Davis
H. D. Davis
F. L. Club
Ethel Elsberry
Emma E. Carr
Carly
Alta Wiley
Circuit Court
E. W. Dunham
Charley Speaks
Jake Boyer
Curt Roberts
Tren
WilHad FE Hartzell
Earl W. Wood
Charley Dover
Dover
J. H. Helms
Hancock County
Fred Worley
Clyde P. Johnson
James Edward Kampley
Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles
A patent medicine advertisement proclaims Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles, dissolves gravel, and treats diabetes, rheumatism, and irregularities in both men and women. It claims bladder regulation for children, offers mail order for $1.00, and promises two months’ treatment per bottle.
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Texas Wonder
B. W. Hall
Olive St
St. Louis, Mo
e@cturazists
Eureka College Leader Addresses Carthage Church
Dr. Pritchard, president of Eureka college, spoke at the Christian church Sunday evening urging support for education. The church offering goes to Eureka college and a Students Volunteer conference will be held in Carthage February 23 24 25 under Y M C A and Y W C A auspices with about one hundred delegates and prominent speakers expected.
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Pritchard
Eureka College
Christian Church
Carthage
Route changes on Burlington cut off toward Moberly
Monroe City January 26 surveyors shift the new cut off line 18 feet southward for five miles from the main line west of town, then proceed with soundings for culverts and bridges. Center stakes are being set, with final bridge soundings on Salt River completed. rapid construction expected after.
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Monroe City
Burlington
Moberly
Salt River
Country hosts entertain cousins and friends at north city home
Master Gene Allen Brown Hannibal Miss Mary Jane Buell Missy Jacqueline Hanley and Miss Dorothy Ann Fuqua with Miss Cleo Tonser and brother John welcomed a group of young folks at their country home north of the city Saturday night for games and social time in honor of cousins and friends Dena and Celis Poggenpole of Morrisonville IL Mary Lucy Hornback departed for Mexico to attend Hardin College for the second semester focusing on domestic science and related studies
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Gene Allen Brown
Hannibal
Mary Jane Buell
Missy Jacqueline Hanley
Dorothy Ann Fuqua
Cleo Tonser
Brother John
This City
Dena
Celis Poggenpole
Morrisonville
Mary Lucy Hornback
Mexico
Hardin College
Marion county notes and local marriages wrap week
In Palmyra and nearby areas. Prof A C Ragsdale and County Agent Neilson push cow testing work and dairy interests. Frank Whaley moves to Norfolk VA. Local visits, a two week grip recovery, and a horse accident update. James O Cooper wed Maggie Tate at Palmyra courthouse. Nearby engagements, travel, and farm bureau meeting set at Crabapple school house Friday.
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Palmyra
A. C. Ragsdale
Chaiiryman
State University
Marion County
Neilson
Marion Counnty
Belung Bo & Cow Testing Association
Frank Whaley
Washington, D. C
Reserve Surveying Corps
Army
Norfolk
Charley Willock
Horvense
Chicago
Moss Dearing
Grip
Aecima Lewis
James O. Cooper
Maggie M. Tate
Maywood
Chadwell
Hal J. Bernhard
Hal, Jr
Hannibal
Aug. Berghofer
Nix and
St. Louis
Fred Kuntemeyer
Coatsburg
Aug. Kuntemeyer
Earl Barr
Lee Olive
Chickasha
Okla
J. J. Benson
M. A Bittleston
Woodland
California
George Patri
Jessie Mudd
Monroe
John W. Tiffert
Lizzie E. Shinn
Oscar Stone
Willan Liter
Edward Temple
Lizzie Hayes
Donaldson
George E. Dunham
Edna M. Vannier
Bluffs
P.earl Pryor
Ona Hignite
Rushville
Maggie M. ‘Tate
South River
Marion County Farm Bureau
Crabapple School House
Dr Kine’s New Discovers Relief for Coughs and Colds
A long-running remedy praised for soothing tough coughs and colds. The product promises relief for throat strain and tired vitality, highlighting decades of trust and efficacy in a comforting patent medicine tone.
John E Morton 84 of Perry dies in Pittsfield
John E Morton age 84 of Perry died at 1000 hours Wednesday. Funeral services will be at the Masonic hall in Perry Saturday at 2:30 p.m. The report notes Morton as a leading Illinois Mason and mentions local civic ties and oblique references to Men of the community.
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Pittsfield
John EB. Morton
Perry
Ilinois
Masonic
Local Notices and Family Visits Tale
Mie Nenes payers abcended the fan and Mr Jehan rappel Tinesdiey. James Scutt puss qivay Saturdas mdeht i tts teotie da the sees part of fesen. Clover Measles illness prompts Mrs Falitrowel to Montgomery City. Ollie Gregory and family visit J T Wind. Mrs W B Simpson of Edina visits her mother Mrs Kimily Chap men. Jonn Thompson and family guests at John Irwin home. Smythe of Newark in La Belle on Saturday. Rhaley Barton and family near.
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Nenes Payers
Clover
Ollie Gregory
J.T. Wind
W. B. Simpson
Edina
Kimily Chapmen
Jonn Thompson
John Irwin
Smythe
Newark
la Belle
Rhaley Barton
Guaranteed Gray Hair Restorer Ad Claims Uproar
Advertisement touts Flore as safe and certain to restore natural gray or faded hair color. Q-Ban Hair Restorer promises even shade, glossy softness, and looks of vitality for men and women. Sold for 50 cents at Brown and Mays and other drug stores with money back guarantee.
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America
Brown and Mays
Efesslg-Ellis Drug Co
Rainbow chasers visit Lewistown home Saturday
Lewistown residents hosted an event at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Naylor on Saturday as playful rainbow chasing drew curious locals and offered lighthearted entertainment in the community gathering.
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Lewistown
Mrs
Harry Naylor
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Hamp
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Indian Creek
St. Stephens Church
Paris
Eva Sandifer
May Green
T. F. Hayden
Oklahoma
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Macon
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Monroe County
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Jefferson City
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Paris Commercial Club
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Paul Foreman
Renssetear
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Puquae
N. 5Th St
John E. Morton
Pike County
W.O. Bush
Williams
Ben Wtrsheimer
Hayden
Kelly
Dr. Lacy
Winston
P. C. M. L. Association
William Munford
North Carolina
A. V. Wills Dredging Co
Clara Foreman
Jeasie Johnston
Maude Brenner
Bridge Club
Henry Baker
Iowa
Otis Whalpole
Winona Gales
Pearl
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Henry Willerbranner
William Sedberry
Carrie Ween
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