Tanlac Aids Nervous Fatigued City Dwellers
A Burlington cashier reports Tanlac improves sleep digestion strength and nerves after taking the herbal remedy. He and his wife notice better appetite and vitality. the ad says Tanlac is sold at Brown & Mays Drug Co in Quincy and at druggists across central Illinois with a 100 bottle or 3 for 2.75 postpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anlac
Thos. W. Parker
C. BR. & QO. Ror
Parker
Fti
Central
Tilinois
Early Quincy Pioneer William B Bushnell Dies in Manitowoc
William B Bushnell a Quincy pioneer and Yale 1865 graduate dies in Manitowoc Wisconsin at age 79 He was son of Hon Nehemiah Bushnell of Browning and Bushnell and nephew to local families His funeral at Good Shepherd Church scheduled for 9 am with friends invited. he left no close relatives besides nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitowoc
Wis
William B. Bushnell
Quincy
Bushnell
Nehemiah Bushnell
Browning and Bushnell
Yale
William B. Corbyn
Palmyrand
Payson
Tle
Skull and Bones
Wooden Spoon
Arctic Ice Company of
Chicago
Lorenzo Bull
E. J. Parker
Mary Bull
Church of the Good Shepherd
F M Simmons Dies at 84 in Blessing Hospital
F M Simmons of NL Lindstreet died at 11 o'clock Wednesday morning after a fall fractured his left hip. Born in Kentucky August 30 1832 he would have been 84 next birthday. He moved to Ellington township as a child and later to Quincy. He leaves four children two sons John T Simmons and C Simmons and two daughters Lizzie Ackley and Mattie Leake plus grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral at 10 Friday morning at his home Lind street with Woodland cemetery burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Simmons
NL Lindstreet
Blessing Hospital
Mr. Simmons
Kentucky
Ellington Township
Quincy
Methodist Church
John T. Simmons
Old Home Place
C. Simmons
Ursa
Lizzie Ackley
Mattie Leake
Elington
Welock
Lind Street
Woodland Cemetery
Is Found Dead In Her Bed In Quincy
Miss Minnie Stakelbeck was found dead in bed at 229 Locust street Wednesday morning by her sister Elizabeth. Death caused by an epileptic attack, coroner's inquest verdict. Born in Germany August 1 1867, she was 49. She came to this country in 1867 and lived in Quincy and Ellington township since then. She belonged to St. John's Catholic church. Survived by father, two brothers William and Tenry, and two sisters Mrs Thomas Riens and Elizabeth Stakelbeck, all of this city. Funeral at 8:00 am Friday from residence then 8:30 am at St. John's Church. Burial in Calvary cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Stakelbeck
Locust Street
Elizabeth Stakelbeck
Germany
Quincy
Ellington Township
St. John's Catholic Church
William and
Tenry
Thomas Riens
St. John’s Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
Funeral Rites Held for Mrs. Caroline Vonder Vechte
The funeral service for Mrs. Caroline Vonder Vechte was held at 2 PM Wednesday at Mumper undertaking parlors with Rev. H. J. Leembuis of Salem Evangelical Church officiating. Burial took place in Green Mount Cemetery. Out of town relatives included Mrs. Emma Alford of Hannibal and William Habighorst, Payson. A second funeral for Mrs. Bertha M. Kiefer was set for 4 PM at her residence, 308 South Eleventh Street, with burial at St. Boniface Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Menke
E_ Ti Menke
Parq Place
AW. Frauechte
St. Pane Evangelical Church
Edgar Menke
Robert Haeenbruch
Edward
Ralph Menkes
Carl Ruff
William Rurp
Otto Glatscidt
Caroline Vonder Vechte
H. J. Leembuis
Salem Evangelical Church
Greenmount Cemetery
Emma Alford
Hannibal
William Habighorst
Payson
Bertha M. Kiefer
South Eleventh Street
St. Boniface Cemetery
Busy session in police court hearing city and state cases
Magistrate Reardon presided over a busy police court session Wednesday morning with fines imposed on several defendants. M Ohman paid 25 dollars and costs for speeding near Fifth and Hampshire, admitting 10 miles per hour over the limit and narrowly avoiding a pedestrian accident. A B Stockdale was fined 3 dollars and costs on a cruelty to animals warrant. Charges against A D Kaylor and Pearl Davis were dismissed. Other sentences included continuance for Eugene Denny in a peace disturbance case, Wesley Rowland fined 25 dollars and costs for escaping the work house, Edward Gieker paying 2 1/4 dollars in court costs, and John Wegley Louis Erhart Dan Wilson and Nels Sahulas each fined 2 dollars and costs for intoxication.
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Reardon
M. Ohman
James Simmonds
Ohman
Fifth
Hampshire
A. B. Stockdale
A. D. Kaylor
Pearl Davis
Stockdale
York Street
Egihth
Tenth
Kaylor
Davis
Denny
Eugene Denny
Joseph Forsthore
Street Railway Company
Wesley Rowland
Edward Gieker
John Wegley
Louis Erhart
Dan Wilson
Nels Sahulas
Arrest for Passing Worthless Check In Quincy
Detective Fred Scharnhorst arrested Mrs Flo Rags wife of a taxi driver for passing a worthless $15 check on F C Menke grocer at 460 South Fifth Street The check drawn on Quincy National bank June 26 signed by Mrs Flo Leonard former name and passed for three five dollar bills Menke swore out a warrant for her arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Scharnhorst
Flo Rags
F.C. Menke
South Fifth
Quincy National Bank
Flo Leonard
Jackson School Pupils Win Silver Medals for Essays
Miss Gladys Reynolds and Jacob Gelsin win silver medals in a program by W R C No 47 for seventh and eighth graders. Emma Cyrus Mae Wyatt Stelen Finley Bristol committee with chair Anna Good. Reynolds wrote Illinois Heroes of the Civil War. Gelsin wrote The History of the Stars and Stripes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Reynolds
Jacob Gelsin
Jackson School
Emma Cyrus
Mae Wyatt
Stelen Finley Bristol
Anna Good
Iinois
the Stars and Stripes
Hannibal Masons to Have Gating on Steamer Excursion
Masons and families from Hannibal lodge No. 185 and St. Johns No. 28 charter a boat trip on the steamer GW Till from Hannibal to La Grange Missouri on Tuesday July 25. The trip is free for members of the lodges and will be a social outing.
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Trannibal
la Grange
Hannibal Lodge
Iss
St. John’s
A. F& Alm
Quincy Chamber Tour Promotes Fall Round-Up Socially
Mayor Abbott joins fifty Quincy business leaders on a sociability tour through Adams County with eleven or more cars carrying nearly fifty people. Jackson R. Pearce leads. C. C. Crooks coordinates round-up literature and farmer outreach. nine towns to be visited, Barry for dinner, total miles over 100, return by 5 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Chamber of Commerce
Jackson R. Pearce
Bankers
C. C. Crooks
Crooks
Adams County
Quincey
W. K. Abbott
Adams
Rusk
Columbia
Barry
Sociability Tour Plans Dry Roads Through Adams County
Pilot car leads Quincy banks and several local travelers on a sociality tour. Car groups include J. R. Pearce, C. C. Crooks, Herman M. Heitz, W. A. Martin, J. B. Thomas, R. F. Gunther, A. R. Forse, H. W. Trueblood, W. K. Abbott, O. A. Arnold, and Judge S. A. Hubbard. Road reports promise dry, well beaten routes as they traverse Adams county and promise more tours to come within 50 miles of Quincy to drum up interest for a fall roundup next October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Quincy Banks
J. R. Pearce
C. C. Crooks
Herman M. Heitz
W. A. Martin
J. B. Thomas
R. F. Gunther
A. R. Forse
H. W. Trueblood
W. K. Abbott
O. A. Arnold
Judge S. A. Hubbard
Adams County
Local notes a red book with name and number found
Detektive Fred Scharnhorst picked up a small red book in Highland park Tuesday evening containing his own name and telephone number. The notebook listed a J. M. Glascow card and memorandums indicating the owner is a lumber salesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Scharnhorst
Highland Park
J. M. Glascow
Sloan's Liniment: a vacation must for aches and stings
An advertisement extols Sloan's Liniment for post workout soreness, toothache, stiff neck, backache, stings and bites during vacations. A vacationer testimonial claims it covers cramps to toothache and urges travelers to carry a bottle, ensuring no regrets during trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
Adv
Amusements Today cinema listings and stage acts
The page lists offerings at multiple houses including Orpheum with The Eye of the Government, Bijou with Pictures and vaudeville, Star featuring Charlie Chaplin in Carmen burlesque, Belasco with A Million a Minute, Princess presenting Marguerite Clark in Molly Make Believe, Savoy with Gloria's Romance, Gem and Seeing America First, Family showing Episode II Strange Case of Mary Page and My Hero, Quincy featuring Pearl White in The Iron Claw. A note adds that many matrimonial failures come from the belief two can live as cheaply as one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum
Hero” Quincy
Pearl White
Iron Claw
Eye of the Government at Orpheum Delights Fans
At the Orpheum tonight the melodrama Eye of the Government features a counterfeiters plot discovered by government men. Mr Finch stars as Jack Rodney in a lively, well cast show with a matinee slated for Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secret Service Department
Government
Orpheum Theater
Mr. Finch
Jack Rodney
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Sabath
Superior Court
Pringfield
Darine
Joseph Sabath
Richard E. Bourke
Broadway
Mary Page
Henry Walthall
Edna Mayo
Hero
Biograph
THE
EYE
Sherman Park
B. B
Bijou Theater
Burlington Gashier
Bos. W. Parker
C. B
Tanlac
August Weber
Sa’cloch
Jersey Street
St Boniface Catholic Church
Wefch
Dean TV
BO Degenhardt
St. Nicholas Branch
Wee Uo
Mro Weber
Ing Ai Beady
Tooseph Faerber
Charles Hoeckleman
Frank Jave
Toseah Tacoby
Henry Jansen
W. TL. Schau
Joseph Weber
Kirkesville, Mo
W. R. GC
Hannibal Masons
Gilbert de Groot
la Prairie
Nina R. Steed
Leha FE
Steed
Harry Fraser
Weees
Eva Blanche Simnith
Charles Austin Knierim
Christina Hobert
A Tlerman
Charles Stranckmeyer
Theodore C. Poling
Tas
W. Sharp
Poling & Cruttenden
Edward H. Menke
George William Menke
Nash
Emma C Heine
Susie Hartrick
Orginal Newtown
Anna C McFadon
John F. Walter
Anna C. McFadon
Abbott
Marblehead
Perry
Sil
Catherine Koch
Police
Koch
Elmer Seger
Chestnut Streets
Ekoch
Young People’s Union
Vermont Street Baptist Church
Baptist Young People's Union of America
Esther
Naomi Georgens
Herbert Hendricks
Coliseum
Vermont Street
Southside Boat Club
South Front Street
Peoria
First Baptist Church
Hervard Im Fourth
Jersey Streets
William B. Taylor
South Third Street
Hugh Scott
Scott
Resources
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
W. T. Duker
G. G. Ariends
J. M. Winters
J. Il. Duker
Asst
John G. Blomer
D. L. Musselman
Simon Duker
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
H. F. J. Ricker
Armerica
Paine Street
Irwin-Overland Co
Telephones—Sales Dept
Dent, Quingy
Tllet
Willys-Overland Company
Toledo, Ohio
U.S.A
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