Men speak on Europe battlefields in Quincy visit
United States food administration officials and speakers Daniel Reed and Dr. Henry Culbertson tour the Midwest sharing firsthand impressions from the European front. Reed, a Cornell graduate and Dunkirk lawyer, leads discussions on postwar food efforts while Culbertson details European conditions observed in Holland and Asia Minor.
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Europe
United States
Chavez
Dies
Quincy
Daniel Reed
Corwell
Reed
France
Henry Coe Culbertson
Culbertson
Asia Minor
Pie
Holland
Tie
Middle West
US. States Food Administration
Washington
England
The Old Reliable Blood Builder
The Old Reliable Blood Builder is referenced with scattered words and names. It presents no clear event, date, or location but suggests a historical medical or health aid topic. The readable fragments imply a product or remedy discussion without verifiable details or outcomes.
Soldiers and Sailors Home Death Notice
Breeder, aged 74, died in hospital after a three day illness. He served in the Civil War in the Second West Virginia. He was a widower and left no relatives. Funeral Friday at 2:30 p.m. with burial at a local cemetery.
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To. G
West Virginia
Bop
Andrew
Thrift Stamp Drive Gains Support Across Communities
War savings stamps attract strong public backing as teachers and organizers report broad understanding and rising purchases. Circular letters and schoolchildren lead the push, with many buyers limited by weather and factory slowdowns. Purchasers expect savings bank deposits when stamps mature, aiding the war effort.
Deaths and Funerals Mrs George Reynolds
Mrs George Reynolds formerly Miss Kate Lomelino of this city dropped dead on the street from heart failure last Tuesday in Huntington Indiana. She was born October 7 1857 in the Madeira Islands and was a daughter of August Lomelino. She leaves a husband two brothers Gus and John Lomelino of San Francisco and a sister Mrs Florine A Williamson of Brookline Massachusetts. The funeral and burial took place in Huntington.
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George Reynolds
Kate Lomelino
Huntington
Ind
Quincey
Reynolds
Quincy
August Lomelino
Ife
Madeira Islands
Wells Fargo Express Company
E. M. Miller
Gus
John Lomelino
San Francisco
Florine A. Williamson
Brookline
Mass
Funeral services for Mrs Sadie Haynes at Wiskitchen chapel
The funeral for Mrs Sadie Haynes is set for this afternoon at 2 30 from Wiskitchen's chapel 822 Maine Street with burial in Woodland cemetery. Viewing hours are this morning after 9 o'clock.
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Sadie Haynes
Wiskitchen’s Chapel
Maine Street
Woodland Cemetery
Miss Sophia Sick Funeral Services Planned Today
Funeral services for Miss Sophia Sick are set for this afternoon at 2 o'clock from her residence on Washington Street and at 2:30 from Salem Evangelical Church. Burial will follow in Woodland Cemetery. Friends are invited to attend the church service and graveside rites.
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Miss Sophia
Lios Washington Street
Salem Evangelical Church
Woodland Cemetery
Marion County Farm Bureau to Meet in Palmyra
The Marion County Farm Bureau will hold its annual meeting in the Palmyra courthouse expected Monday morning. County agent K. P. Nielsen has mailed notices to members about the gathering where officers will be chosen and work for the coming IIS year outlined. Secure Jury To Try Indianapolis Men. INDIANAPOLIS Ind Tan 30 A jury for Joseph FE Bell former mayor of Indianapolis and several other former city officials charged with conspiracy to violate election laws was completed late Tuesday after removal hearings in the U.S. district court. W. Thompson of New York appointed for the government will make opening statements today.
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Marion County Farm Bureau
Court House
Palmyra
K. PT. Nielsen
Marion County
Indianapolis
Ind
Joseph FE. Bell
W. Thompson
New York
Examinations In City Of Quincy General Service List
A long roster of individuals including Edward G. Koch James Wyckoff George Johnson and others listed for General Service and Appeal Cases. District board findings show most classifications sustained with numerous names returned from Springfield. A noted entry mentions a Hillsville Pa horseshoeing partnership putting 211 shoes on horses in a single day.
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Garland M. Trent
Carl Kl Schnier
Frank J. Bruenning
David Ostermueller
John Abbenseth
Quincey Board
Springfield
James Akin
George Schram
Hillsville
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Erican Cities Bureau
Secon
Pre
Marion
Farm Bureau
Edward G. Koch
James Orville Wyckoff
George F. Johnson
Leo L. Kansteiner
Frank T. Schreiber
Albert I. Funke
Theodore W. Middendorf
William J. Brown
Anton I. Wiebmer
Oscar J. Busch
Naaman TE Bean
Aug. (. Lange, Jr
Earl Visk
Gustav Henry Meyer
Paul A. Mueller
Charles A. del Bunting
Melville Stratman
Max J. Diekhut
William G. Menne
Clem Schonloefe
William H. Andersen
George W. Hoffman
William FE. Meyer
Arthur C. Krug
Fred Carnes
Walter F. Landwehr
George W. Simon
Carl T. Hutmacher
Albert B. OH. Busch
Chas
Shoup
Grover Burns
Alfred A. D. Behrensmeyer
George Frank Svebbing
Staunton W. Boudreau
Albert Timpe
Alois If
Fiat
Emil Fred Kalbach
Fred W. Ross
Fred J. H. Bexton
Elmer Sturhahn
Wiliam T. Schnieders
HW. J. Schuette
Roy Parish
Fort J. Otto
Felix A. Gunther
Fred ¢. Wrebhler
John Vredericek
Cina
Frank T. Thite Jtiome Ji
Wiskirehen
Glenn Andrew Cribbert
Cinas
Albert W. Steinkamp
Carl E. Merkel
Frank Crane
Freemasons and
Gary System
Baptist Church
Labor Union
W. Wilson & Co
Senate
West Point
Gerald Stanley Lee
Germany
Wall Street
Crane
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