Quarantine Established in Galesburg Case
Eugene Ohnemus two years five months old son of Mr and Mrs Lon Ohnemus 1833 Spring Street ill with infantile paralysis diagnosed by Dr C W East district health inspector State Board of Health will investigate other cases Health Commissioner Gross requested the inquiry and Dr East arrived Monday night to examine the patient and proclaim a quarantine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Lon Ohnemus
Spring Street
C. W. East
Galesburg
State Board of Health
Gross
East
Ross
Ohnemus
Infantile paralysis cases prompt state health visit
A Chnemus child has lost use of a leg and may have infantile paralysis or spinal affliction. Another Ohnemus child, a 12 year old, is ill but shows no paralysis. Dr. East left but will return in a few days to inspect other suspected paralysis cases after a state health board telegram redirected him to another city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chnemus
State Board of Health
Mrs Ida E Wood Dies in Macomb
Mrs Ida E Wood a former Adams county resident died at 8 30 pm Monday in Macomb of breast cancer after a long illness She was born in Paloma Illinois and was married to G W Wood May 30 1889 She leaves seven children two brothers two sisters and several relatives Funeral Mass and services were held at St Peter s Catholic church with burial planned in Pittsfield Illinois
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida E. Wood
Adams County
Macomb
Holmes Hospital
Wood
Paloma
D. E. Carr
Coatsburg
East Jackson Street
Daniel
Hillsboro
Bessie Cuneen
Robert
George
Charles
Margaret
Kathryn
Daniel Orr
Chicago
C. C. Orr
Des Moines
Ollie Obelander
Galesburg
Howard Lummis
Patrick Morris
Duker's
St. Peter's Catholic Church
J. J. Driscoll
Pittsfield
Willam Cunnane
Thomas Quinlan
John Hade
John Fowley
Walter Ryan
James Ducey
Funeral of Leslie Zang in Quincy services
Leslie Zang, former resident, died in St. Louis Saturday. Funeral held at 3:30 PM Tuesday in Daugherty parlors with Rev. Abraham LeGrand officiating. Bearers were Ray Emerick Fred Boland Kenneth Lewis L L Woodworth A L Luther and Edgar Welch. Burial in Woodland Cemetery. Out of town relatives Mr and Mrs Joseph Welling and family of Ursa attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Zang
St. Louis
Daugherty
Abraham LeGrand
Vermont Street
Mr. Zang
Ray Emerick
Fred Boland
Kenneth Lewis
L. L. Woodworth
A. L. Luther
Edgar Welch
Infant Poe Dies at Blessing Hospital
Albert infant son of Mr. and Mrs. James Poe of 925 North Ninth Street died in Blessing hospital at 1 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at four months old. Death attributed to marasmus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
James Poe
North Ninth Street
Blessing Hospital
Baby Cooper Dies During Grandparents’ Visit in Webb City
The I months old baby of Mr. and Mrs. James Cooper of Sixth and Jersey streets died at the home of its grandparents in Webb City Missouri where the mother was visiting. Besides its parents two sisters survive. Burial will be in Webb City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cooper
Sixth
Jersey Streets
Webb City
Buriab
Funeral Services for Mrs Theresia Bisser
Funeral services are set for Mrs Theresia Bisser at 8 30 am at her daughter Mrs Frank H Besling’s home 1001 Oak Street and at 9 am at St Marys Catholic Church Burial will follow in St Boniface Cemetery A special street car will be chartered to convey friends and relatives from the home to the church and cemetery and back
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresia Bisser
Frank H. Besling
Oak Street
St. Mary's Catholic Church
St. Boniface Cemetery
Canning Lessons Benefit Adams County Women and Youth
Farmer Rusk announces corrections to demonstration dates for Prof. James H. Green on home canning across nine townships July 12 13 14, with events in Leeper Lima and Loraine. Green outlines cold packed method and other canning techniques while promoting cost savings and premium displays for the fall celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rusk
A. B. Leeper
James H. Green
Loraine
Green
University of Illinois
Farmers’ Institute
Adams County
O. H. Benson
United States Department of Agriculture
Benson
Prof. Green
Rehearing Asked in Quincy Police Pension Case
Attorneys for the city of Quincy have asked for a rehearing in the state supreme court after the court upheld the pension law. The ruling requires the city to pay pensions to retired officers with 20 or more years of service, and the city seeks a new hearing to address feasibility. The motion will be decided at the October term, delaying pension payments until then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
State Supreme Court
Halbach-Schroeder Co. Sells Summer Underwear Low Prices
Local notices show Halbach-Schroeder Co. promoting summer underwear sales with multiple mentions of special underwear sales and a money saving event. Visitors include Judge W N Hairgrove from Jacksonville and A J Bandy of Kansas City, with various hotel registrations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halbach-Schroeder’s
W. N. Hairgrove
Jacksonville
Halbach
L. K. Yancey
LaBelle
H. F. Lafler
W. T. Duker Co
A. J. Bandy
Kansas City
Quincey
Halbach-Schroeder Co
Bentley Town Lots Involved In Legal Dispute
In Carthage on July 12 1916 a case brought by Mr Goodman of Bentley against the trustee of a Bentley addition was heard before Justice W A Symonds. The suit concerns a 1913 land division intended to fund a factory district, the subsequent sale plan, and distributive shares of auction proceeds. Goodman sought 293.69 for three Lots bought from a grantee. trustee counters that no share is due. The verdict favored Goodman for 9369 with a likely appeal. Also notes union sermon by Rev Ferris, county home wiring contract award to Morgan Powell, and various probate court orders and appointments in McDonough county.
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Carthage
Mr. Goodman
Bentley
W. A. Symonds
Court House
C. A. James
Wm. H. Hartzell
O’harra, Wood & Walker
Goodman
Samuel A. McCallister
Cuit
Tiss Clara B. Griffin
Justice Court
Ferris
J. W. Ferris
Methodist Church
Enoch Fleming
Chili Township
James F. Crawford
Warsaw Township
William F. Hertenstein
Nauvoo Township
E. W. Huston
Fountain Green Township
William Thornber
Morgan Powell
Warren Ford
McDonough County
J. A. Brooks
Crooked Creek
William Miller
Leo Hubbard
Chiff Porter
Carl Troute
Albert Naeghn
Maude de Ganmno
Albert Naegelin
Ward
Hainois
Tacoma
Washington
Will Booz
Elizabeth J. E. Booz
Emily E. Tyner
Orville Lyon
Jared Tyner Lyon
James Cromwell Gibson
Linus Cruise
William Blender
Jno
D. Miller
William Biender
Wm. E. Lyon
Susan
Lyon
Harriet M. Rhea
Susan V. Lyon
Sarah A. Gibson
William E. Lyon
George W. Rhea
James F. Gibson
Edward C. Mohr
Margaret Walter
Lydia Pinkham Remedy Helps Ill Wife Gain Weight
Mrs WM Green of Indianapolis says her health improved after five months on Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She weighed 133 pounds, does housework again, and credits the remedy with saving her life. She invites other women to seek advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Lydia E. Pinkham
WM. Green
S. Addison Street
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn, Mase
Administrator Pays Balance to Christian Willein
A court document shows the administrator paying the outstanding balance to Christian Willein and directing that the administrator and his bondsmen be discharged. The order confirms settlement and release of duties.
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Christian Willein
Real Estate Transfers in Mendowagen and Clayton
William Haistings transfers lots 11 and 12 in Maplewood to Annie E Ward. Henry Cross transfers lots 8 through 11 in Campbell's addition, Clayton, to Herman E and Albert L Smith for 6000 dollars. Virginia Clark et al transfer part of lot 1 block 36 original to Mary A Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Haistings
Annie E. Ward
Maplewood
Mendowagen
Henry Cross
Herman E
Albert L. Smith
Campbell's
Clayton
Virginia Clark
Et al
Mary A. Anderson
Property Transfer From Schmiedekamp to Lawless
Louise Schmiedekamp transfers property to Steven G Lawless in sections 10 and 9 with detailed subdivisions and a listed amount of 4000 dollars, referenced as Quincy. The document notes a related tracts and a separate 10 dollar amount in the transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Louise Schmiedekamp
Steven G. Lawless
Communicable Diseases Reported to Health Board
The board of health reports infantile paralysis in Eugene Ohmemus of 1833 Spring Street and measles in Margaret Powell of 128 South Third Street. A stray remark notes a man of experience save getting married is like filing a petition in bankruptcy.
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Board of Health
Eugene Ohnemus
Spring Street
Margaret Powell
South Third Street
Fragmented Local News Item
A short OCR fragment from a historical newspaper provides limited readable text, leaving the main event unclear. Names, dates, or places are not identifiable. The item reads as stray notes from a larger page segment with no coherent story or verifiable details.
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Colorado
Bijou Theater
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Swaynie’s
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Bell Telephone
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J. F. Halligan
Main
Mo Saat
Little Albert Poe
J. H. Green
Quincey Theater
J. Warren Kerrigan
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New Addition
Hancock County
Fifth St
Palm Beach
Illinois
U.S
U. S
Lee
WU. S
Federal Reserve Bank
New York
Peer Tee
Ankers
United States
Ssee Eee
Eene Deuter Eerevrersteaeeres
IGN
Adams
J. M. Winters
W. T. Durer
Gerard GG. Arends
Spalon Durer
Directora
WM. Winters
Wereameyver
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