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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1919

Page

7

Fourth of July Picnic in Hannibal Featured by Modern Woodmen

Hannibal marks Independence Day with a Mainland Field picnic by the Modern Woodmen of America. Activities include contests, a ball game, and a Hannibal band concert. Extra railcar service is set for the day while most businesses and post office close.

America Hannibal Mainland’s Field Woodmen of America Sinclair Mainland Hannibal Railway & Electric Company

Reverend Mapel Aids Lewis County Revival Visit

Pastor Frank J. Mapel of Park Methodist assisted in a Monticello Lewis county revival this week and visited Hannibal to celebrate his wife's birthday before returning home. He noted four weeks without rain, predicting a light crop for the local cat crop.

Frank J. Mapel Park Methodist Church Monticello Lewis County Hannibal Mapel

Working On Honor Roll For County

H R Charle checks Marion county World War I wounded killed and missing casualty lists, as press reports. He works at the Chamber of Commerce preparing the honor roll to be issued this year by the Missouri Council of Defense.

H.R. Charle Marion County Chamber of Commerce Missouri Council of Defense

Trosper Lands $4,000 Place with Council

I J Trosper an agricultural agent in Northeast Missouri has accepted a post with the National Farmers Council of Chicago at $4,000 a year. He and W E Griswold aided in securing the job. Trosper will relocate to Chicago while Griswold continues local work. Mrs Trosper visits Monroe City as preparations for the move proceed.

I. J. Trosper United States Department of Agricuture Missouri National Farmers’ Council of Chicago H. A. Scheidker Chamber of Commerce Trosper Chicago W. E. Griswold Department of Agriculture Northeast Tresper Missour Monroe City Hannibal Scheidker W. H. Danforth Federal Land Bank Farmers’ Council

Mass Meeting Held In Hannibal Churches

Mass meetings will be held in four Hannibal churches Sunday night to promote the Civic Improvement league which will be organized next week to curb vice in the city. Leaders from prominent business and professional circles will head the league officers as the group aims to sustain the cleanup efforts already achieved in Hannibal.

League Hannibal

Special Fourth Of July Band Concert In Central Park

The Hannibal band will present a special concert in Central Park tonight at o'clock drawing a large crowd after a regular Thursday performance in the park.

Central Park Hannibal

Hannibal City May Not Raise Merchants Licenses Soon

A Hannibal city official said the council may not raise merchants licenses for some time. He noted state tax increases could offset about half of anticipated revenue losses. City Assessor Sylvester McIntyre is in Jefferson City gathering details on the 20 percent state levy. Reducing expenses could allow meeting obligations without license hikes.

Hannibal Sylvester McIntyre Jefferson City

Will Cross Ocean to the Old Home

After four years of anxious waiting since the world war began, Andy Dahlgren and his wife of Union Street South Hannibal plan a trip to their parents in Sweden. They depart for New York City and sail on the Frederick VII to Gothenburg, their birthplace. They may be the first Hannibal residents to voyage to foreign ports since the war started, aside from war workers. Dahlgren leads railroad work at Atlas Portland Cement south of Hannibal.

Andy Datlgren Union Street South Hannibal Atlantic Dahlgren Atlas Portland Cement Company Hannibal

Judge Smiley Turns to Insurance in Hannibal Bid

Judge Ralph J. Smiley, recently sworn as police magistrate of Hannibal after a record city election majority, announces a sideline venture by signing a contract to write insurance for the New York firm.

Ralph J. Smiley Hannibal New York

Judge Smiley selects second oldest life insurer for duties

Life Insurance Company of New York will begin discharge of duties within ten days. Judge Smiley has chosen the second oldest life insurance company in the world and expects to do a large business.

Liepold Company Buys Building on North Main Street

The Liepold Clothing company of North Main street has purchased the building housing its headquarters from the R. F. Lakenan estate of Columbia Missouri. The 40-foot frontage site has a long local business history with past tenants including A L Shanker of William Barr, Little Dave and Sam, and Joseph Lesem before Liepold acquired the stock years ago.

Liepold Clothing Company North Main Street R. F. Lakenan Columbia A. L. Shanker William Barr St. Leasis Famous Barr Company Little Dave Sam

Haeussermann Hurt In Motor Accident

Sergeant Haeussermann in charge of Hannibal army recruiting and Eugene Bowers of Star theater were injured when a motorcycle and side car overturned on the Hanibal Palmyra road nine miles west of Hannibal. Haeussermann suffered severe lacerations after being thrown onto a barbed wire fence. Bowers was bruised but not seriously hurt. Raymond Rendlen witnessed the accident and Mr Haeussermann was brought to Hannibal.

R. Haeussermann Hannibal Eugene Bowers Star Theater Hanmibal-Palmyra Rock Haeussermann Bowers Raymond Rendlen Haeusser

Mark Twain Sighting Near Hannibal on River Road

Two miles south of Hannibal on river road, near the site made famous by The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, stands a wonderful freak of nature. Worthy a thousand mile visit. grounds free to respectable parties. For information contact E. T. Cameron, custodian, Hannibal Missouri by letter or phone.

Hannibal River Road Tom Sawyer Vicnie E. T. Cameron Missouri

Recruiting Station Visit With Pain At Hannibal

A wounded man attended the recruiting station despite great pain while a War Department motorcycle aided the drive. Bowers operated the motorcycle, with Sergeant Haeussermann in the sidecar during the operation.

Mann War Department Hannibal Bowers Haeussermann

Hannibal Men Tour Iowa Tire Plants

More than a dozen Hannibal businessmen returned from a trip to Keokuk and Fort Madison Iowa to inspect tire factories. They traveled in cars of D D Mahan F G Richards and W J Richards. The visit aimed to gauge tire production and spur a future Hannibal plant on Colder street near the Burlington tracks after stock sales. W J Richards and E I Gibson of the Hannibal Rubber Tire Company plan a large local plant and the Chamber of Commerce has donated a free factory site there.

Hannibal Neokuk Fort Madison D. D. Mahan F. G. Richards W. J. Richards Standard Four Tire Company Keokuk Perfection Tire Company Iowa Hannibalians E. I. Gibson Hannibal Rubber Tire Company Collier Street Hannibal Chamber of Commerce Burlington Railroad Colder Street

Becker kin in Hannibal area visits and local notices

Mr. Becker visits his brother Albert Becker Hannibal bridge superintendent and relatives while Milwaukee ties noted. Funeral set 10 50 a m Saturday at Oakwood Christian church with service at Haydesburg cemetery. Mrs Bryan recovering at Fulton avenue home after hospital stay. Postmaster Black and Mrs Chowning plan visit to Saleiver Wisconsin. Deport spy Tribich Lincoln, ex MP jailed since 1918, to be sent to Hungary.

Becker Hannibal Albert Becker Hannibal Bridge Mr. Becker Milwaukee Qakwoed Christian Church Hayvdesburg London Senstitus Tribich Lincoln Hungary

HAPPENINGS IN HANNIBAL Elmer Miller and family visit Baylis

Local brief notes Elmer Miller driver of the automob ile fire truck at station No 1 and family of Church street visit Baylis. Porter Hubbard sold his barber shop at 1224 Market to N C Trutt. Myrtle Hughesins daughter of Mr and Mrs A M Hughesins of North Third street expected home from St Louis. Mrs Mary A Wright wife of Tally Whele died Thursday at Oakwood age twenty. She leaves husband and three children.

Elmer Miller Station No. 1 Church Street Baylis Til Porter Hubbard Market Street N. C. Trutt Myrtle Hugesins Mre. A. M. Lugeins North Third Street St. Louis Sadeter Carl Inner Hannibal Mary A. Wright Tally F. Whele Oakwood

Former Hannibalian New Factory Manager Homer Becker

Homer Becker of Milwaukee has become manager of a large Portage, Wisconsin shoe factory, leaving Hannibal fifteen years ago to pursue opportunities and recently accepting the new position.

Hannibalian Homer Becker Milwaukee Wis Hannibal Portage

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