Golden Rule Lodge Installs Its New Officers
Golden Rule Rebecca Jodee No 27 installed its officers for the year at the Golden Fellows Hall. Mrs Catherine Thomas led as deputy grand master and the ceremony featured white dresses. Officers include Dr Ethyl Richardson junior past noble grand Blanche Anderson noble grand Myra Wheat vice grand Annie Myers recording secretary Rosetta Lageman warden Fred Newman conductress Tda Jacobs chaplain Bella Gaye side guardian Herbert Elton night support Morey left support Venie Marden right support Bonde Cain left support EF Long outside guardian. Installing officers were Catherine Thomas deputy grand master Mattie Schulte deputy grand marshall Verne Marden grand warden Mary Farwell grand secretary Matie Wilson grand inside guardian Pearl Johnson grand herald Matilda Pierson grand chaplain Emma Weinhoener grand organist Bonde Cain Nettie Thomasmeyer altar bearers.
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Rebecca Jodee
Catherine Thomas
Ethyl Richardson
Noble Grand
Blanche
Anderson
Myra
Wheat
Annie Myers
Rosetta Lageman
Fred’ Newman
Tda Jacobs
Bella Gaye
Uerbert
Elton
N. G
Reception for Astor ends with farewell to Rev James Smith
The Women's Guild and Men's club of the church host a farewell reception in the church parlors for Pastor Rev James Robert Smith and Mrs Smith. The Smiths plan a move to St Paul where he will lead St Pauls Congregational Church. They will visit White Bear Lake and Superior Wis before settling in Quincy.
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Women’s Guild
Oneirect Church
James Robert Smith
White Bear Lake
St. Paul's Church
Superior
Wis
Paul Smith
Knox College
University of Minnesota
Myr
Zens Smith
University of Chicago
Quincey
Blakeslee
Twentieth
Kentucky
Employees Guests at Pretty Dance and Majestic Blog
The Kespohl Mohrenstecher company hosted a dancing party in the new Majestic Building hall owned by Otto Mohrenstecher, with Mr Mohrenstecher and Julius Kespohl as guests. The hall was decorated in national colors, a local orchestra played the latest dances, and refreshments including frappé and ice cream with cake were served. This is the second event in the new hall, expected to become a city favorite. Miss Edith Crawford returned from Elkhart Ind with her sister Alma Crawford. Alma plans a multiweek Quincy visit.
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Fourteenth
Maine Streets
Katherine Schroer
Alva Becker
Louise Francis
Wilma Schwindeler
Helen Walker
Mary Schroer
Edna
Marion Freiburg
Louis Werly
Harriet Walker
Julianna Thompson
Talentet
Dolly
Nat Thompson
James Huck
Maurine Billings
Liberty
Madisons
South Park
Kespohl- Mohrenstecher
Majestic
Otto Mohrenstecher
Mohrenstecher
Julius Kespohl
Frappe
Edith
Crawford
Elkhart
Ind
Alma
Quincy
Estimation of Farm Crops for the Season
The July crop report from the Agriculture Department outlines early estimates for corn and a growing wheat crop, with detailed figures on winter and spring wheat, all wheat, corn, oats, and major crops. It notes area planted, condition, indicated yield, and total production, plus remaining wheat on farms and fruit yields for apples and peaches.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Noran
Ottawa tragedy ends life with revolver
A young man, son of C. S. Ayres, shot himself in the head while handling his father's revolver. He died instantly. The incident occurred in Ottawa.
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C. S. Ayres
Ottawa
Pricing Cars and Public Perception in Early Automarket
Two pricing strategies shape car pricing: high list price with agent inducements or a no-discount original price. The second approach is favored by the American public and leads in production. Consumers value fair pricing and service, fearing resale value decline if prices vary.
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Europe
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Elsie Jane Wilson
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California
Charlie Chaplin
Fay Tincher
Powers Drama
Louis Waldfogel
Hampshire
South Tenth Street
W. Arthur Sonnenechein
Cecie
Spring St
R. E. McNamara
Pelephone
Dorothy Alexander
Golden Rule Lodge
Astor
Philip L. Dickhut
B. F. Stevens
Hannibal
San Francisco
Benneson Clift
John Schnack
Andrew. Schnack
F., Leitkamp
Hampton, Ill
Schnack
Burton, Ill
Iowa
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Charles
Marjorie
Helen
Ruth
Arnolds Park
George
Wall
Twenty-first and
Prairie, Avenue
Twentyfourth Street
Cleveland
Mabel’ Strauss
East Jersey Street
Cleveland, O
Herman Klein
Chicago
Belle Goodman
Gus VandenBoom
Mrs.h. D. Lapp
Philip Red
West
Nellie” Lane Pyne
Jarry Chase
Thommpson
Chase
Margaret Pyne
Peoria
H. W. Dickhut
Visitiyg
Charles Liebman
Walter’ Goetsche
Richmond
Liebman
Bred Liebman
Mary Oakland
Pretty Dance
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Iola
Kan
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Harry Co. Walker
Maine Street
Edmund Crawford
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Alex Bloch
New York
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Adams Street
Black
I. Schroeder
E. Hawke
Snedecker
Jerseyville, IL
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Kansas City
Pickard
Juincy
Sts Paul
St.Paul
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Overland,Mo
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St. Louis
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E.E. Stewart
St. Paul
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Payson Avenue
Toledo
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A. Cartercar Road
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Metz
Lord
Ing
Barney Schallenberg
Cadillac
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Missouri
M. E. Lusk, Jr
F. R. Lusk
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Seaton Irwin
Albert Wittler
B. F. Baldon
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