Suburban News highlights local visits and club reports
Golden Illinois residents note Mrs Philip visiting St Louis and plans to return Tuesday. Ray Jones and family visit from Taylorville. Calla Rebekah lodge installs officers led by Eliza McClintock. Priscilla club meets once more before summer. Various residents travel to Davenport Columbus Quincy and La Prairie. A harvest cradling shift emerges as modern binders lag. Fourth of July celebrations and Patriot songs mark local life.
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Eliza McClintock
N. G
Estella Farwell
V. G
Alma’ Miller
Myrtle Downing
Effie Downing
Bessie Beckett
Carrie Worman
Etta Cain
I. G
Anna Bruffy
Maggie McClintock
R.S
Mabel Thomas
L. S
Mittie Hollis
R. S-V
Anna. Worma
John G. Buss
Davenport
Iowa
Will
Priscilla
Ss. Oo. Witt
Arch-Thomas
la Prairie
Reed
Columbus
Rev. Reed
Anna
Irene Worman
Roger Clark
Augusta
Quincey
J. M. Wallace
Quincy
James ‘Robbins
Nellie White
Prairie
Denver Weather Report Tilts With Continuing Wetness
Denver area notes a continued spell of wet, damp conditions. Aweather patterns have persisted, keeping skies gray and rainfall intermittent. Rivers remain elevated, and motorists face slick roads as showers persist across the region.
Visit Notes From Kinderhook and Nearby Areas
Roy Dilley and wife from Roseville Illinois visited the Alford family in Kinderhook. George Thompson of Quirky stayed with his parents David and Mrs. Thompson last Sunday. Mrs. David Riley, previously ill, is improving and attends when possible. Rev W W N Hailer preached a patriotic event at the Methodist church.
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Roy Dilley
Roseville
W. S. Alford
George Thompson
Quirky
David Thompson
David Riley
Blind pool ruse ends as Runciman returns home
In a tale of deceit and impersonation, Rudolph Runciman and colleagues plot to replace Clayton Runciman with a forged heir and bonds. A staged reunion at the mayoral reception unravels when the genuine Clayton confronts the impostor, aided by Mrs. Rudolph Runciman and a wary circle. Peebles is expected to settle the legalities, while Tommy the boy binds the scene with emotion.
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Charakter
Runciman
Rudolph
Timothy Runciman
Clayton
Rudolph ‘Runciman
Midland A. Q
Cave
George Riunalriddy
Smithers
Lengt
Jorge
Rudolph Runciman
Wang
Bimfly
Clayton Runciman
Aittle
Widder
Les
Lucky
Liftover Baggsidge
Hotel Claire
Thim
Percival Noyes
Edmunds Schenck
Alriddy
Clayton - Runciman
Hince
Secret Trust
Ilse
Ae “Tadmit
Tommy
Clayton Runcianan
mid-Africa
Jarge
Africa
Erict
Yis
Evelyn Darling
Darling
Evelyn
Aunyway
Revenge Plot Behind the Runciman Bond Heist
Clayton Runciman reveals a backstory of loss and vengeance as his sister Agatha plots against him. A midnight theft aimed at securing Midland A. Q. bonds leads to a struggle, with the pair coerced into seizing the package hidden under pillars. The chilling scene ends with a confrontation and discovery of the bonds’ true nature.
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Clayton
Runciman
Jarge
Agatha
Kem
Noyes
Clayton Runciman
Jorge
Mrs. Runciman
Sivend Hall
Mother's Friend Promises Ease for Prospective Mothers
An ad extols Mother's Friend as a safe abdominal embrocation to ease pregnancy distress. It claims reduced morning sickness and nervous discomfort, urging mothers to use the product and request a booklet from Bradfield Regulator Co. at 405 Lamar Bldg Atlanta Ga.
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Bradfield Regulator Co
Lamar Blde
Atlanta, Ga
Sunday Morning Recital Draws Large Hannibal Audience
A Sunday morning event drew a large crowd with a "regréetta" performance in Hannibal. Attendees included Mrs. Josephine Biffle who traveled to Bo yard, Mo., for her ailing father. Miss Eva Fray of New Salem arrived Monday to visit friends for several days.
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Regréetta
Hannibal
Josephine. Biffle
Bayard
Eva
Fray
New Salem
Kingston News Briefs on Harvest Work and Local Visits
Farmers near Kingston finish cutting wheat and prepare to harvest oats amid heavy yields. Mrs Pauline Heine is reported poorly. Mrs J W Bowman and Ruth visited William Deihl’s family while Mabel Sims called on Gladys Buffington. Henry Heine of Griggsville saw his sister Mrs A M Sims. A large crowd went to Barry on Saturday for a celebration. Locals attended Beverly children’s exercises and enjoyed the Beverly orchestra. Mrs Frields of Chaddock College Quincy will lecture at the M E church next Sunday evening.
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Pauline Heine
Ruth
William Deihl
Mabel Sims
Gladys Buffington
Henry ‘Heine
Griggsville
A. M. Sims
Barry
Beverly
Frields
Chaddock College of
Quincy
The
M. E. Church
German Note on Lusitania and Submarine War Likely Saturday
Berlin reports the German reply to the American note on Lusitania and submarine warfare will be delivered by July 10 or possibly tomorrow. Berlin may privately brief press leaders, while the text publication in Berlin is deferred until after its presentation in Washington. Ambassador Gerard conveyed the American stance on no preliminary negotiations, with the draft heading to Washington in the same form.
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Berlin
London
Washington
Alfred Zimmerman
James W. Gerard
Gerard
State Department
Liberty Bell Arrives in Kansas City Amid Huge Welcome
Whistles shrieked and cars honked as the Liberty Bell arrived in Kansas City at the stroke of midnight. Thousands cheered while a Philadelphia councilman called the reception the biggest yet, marking a celebratory cross-country tour.
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Kansas City
Philadelphia ‘Council
Blethen Very Low Publisher Alden J Blethen Ill
SEATTLE July 8 Colonel Alden J Blethen publisher of the Times is very low today his physicians stated He has been ill for several months and was reported at various times to have been dying
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Seattle
Wash
Alden J. Blethen
the Times
Ice Wagon Stolen in Dallas Burglary Case
Dallas police hunted for two burglars who stole an ice wagon. The heat kept the wagon in the shade at ninety five cents in the shade.
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Dallas
Tex
Exhibition of America’s smallest hippopotamus at Quincy circus
Carl Hagenbeck Wallace Circus visits Quincy on Monday July 19 with an exhibit of the smallest hippopotamus ever brought to America. The baby riverhorse, caught in South Africa via a moss-covered pit, was ferociously powerful and required twenty natives to capture. Circus crowds will also see two captive-born jungle kittens, a jealous mother lion guarding her cubs, and a cosmopolitan traveling post office run by Harvey Iskinson who speaks multiple languages. The morning parade showcases an array of world cultures with exotic costumes, animals, and music from around the globe.
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Africa
Jorge
Noyes
Mr. Run
Mr. Noyes
Wilcome
Rudolph Runciman
Carl Hapenbeck- Wallace
Quincy
America
South Africa
Mamma
Harvey Iskinson
Wallaceville
Toran
Constipation Health Ad Claims Dr King Pills
An old newspaper advertisement touts Dr King s New Life Pills as a cure for constipation and related ailments. It promises a full bowel movement by morning after taking one or two pills, selling a 36 pill bottle for 25 cents through a local druggist.
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Dr. King
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