No votes on Whig subscriptions after July 7 mayor confirms appointments
City council unanimously affirms mayor Abbott's appointments to forestry, public library, and other posts. Rolland Wagner becomes library board member. several changes to inspectors and officials are noted. The council also approves macadam donation for South Twenty fourth Street and discusses street lighting, sewer concerns, and street improvements.
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Council
South Twenty-fourth Street
Abbott
Forestry
Jackson R.pearce
Q. B. Gordon
Porester
Orville T. Wheeler
Albert
Glindemann
Workhouse
A. W. Schanz
Otto J. Bergmann
Henry Wensing
O’brien
Twenty Fourth Street
Melrose
Hall
O’bbren
Speciflc
Tee
Board of Supervisors
State Street
August Thesen
Fifteenth
Sixteenth Streets
Board of Public Works With
Board
Public Works
Fitzgerald
Bankers and Farmers Conference Opens in Chicago
A two day conference in Chicago starts tomorrow focusing on the Banker-Farmer movement of the American Bankers Association. Attendees include agricultural and education committees, farm journal editors, successful farmer bankers, and U S Department of Agriculture representatives. The aim is stronger rural banking, farmer training, and increased financing to boost farm output and standards.
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Chicago
American Bankers’ Association
The
Agricultural Commission
Bankers’ Associations
Colleges’ of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Association
Moonlight excursions and city notices in Quincy
Local items mention moonlight excursions on Friday the 9th led by Quincy Ellis and others, with patrol changes as Sergeant Riley takes a one week vacation in Kansas City. Guy Eagle to be remanded to state prison. Frank Rice to cover station duties during absence. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Meyers and children seeking time in Mendon and St. Louis.
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James ‘Riley
Police Department
Kansas City
Frank
Rice
Quincy
Ellis
Quincy Fifth Regiment Band Praised for Splendid Music
The Illinois Fifth Regiment band of thirty members from Quincy receives high praise for its performance. Conductor Reinken dormann delivers splendid results with an aggregation of musicians. Visitors and citizens commend the band as among the best in the country. W. F. Thompson is noted in the report.
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Quincy
Illinois Fifth Regiment
Reinkendorff
W. F. Thompson
Sloan's Liniment promoted as a 25c medicine chest
An advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment as a universal 25 cent remedy for toothache bruises sprains stiff neck backache neuralgia rheumatism and other emergencies. It claims ailments are symptoms from congestion and inflammation and urges readers to try a bottle or ask users for proof.
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Rolland Wagner
Cora Gentry
Ninth
Boeing
Light Committee
Ross
L. &S. Cigar Company
Hampshire Street
O'Brien
George Genebacher
Hummert
Boeing and Ebert
Board of Health
McNutt
Vine
Chestnut Streets
Schroer
Koch
Gottfried” Eberhardt
House of Correction
Sport Oxfords
Helake
B. P. O. Elks No
Joliet
Guy Eagle
Eagle
Blue Ribbon Buffet
Hampshire
Grace Campbell
Ft. Madison
Hannibal
Quincy Ellis
Joseph C. Ivins
Louisville
St., Louis
Ivins
Quincy Ice Dealers
S. 10Th St. Charles
Thompson
Mission Billiard Hall
O.h.cady
River Front
Hannibal Courier-Post
BRC
Be-An Jso-Lee
IN & Johnes
Benj
Warren Street
Newark, N. J
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Reilly
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Meavens
Reilly Brea
Golly
Gustee
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