Few Home Grown Vegetables And Fruit Prices Decline
Lettuce and greens scarce due to warm weather while melons and cantaloupes rise in price. California and Michigan fruits and berries available with varying quality. Lemons from Messina fetch high box prices in New York brokers, and watermelons show a sharp weekly advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Michigan
Malaga
South
Arkansas
California
Rocky Ford
Boston
Texas
Calif
Cantaloupes
Arizona
Foley Kidney Pills Benefit Elderly Readers Across States
Mrs Mary A Dean of Taunton in her 87th year says the pills helped her health after she doubted medicine. Sam A Hoover of High Point reports fewer nightly awakenings from kidney trouble since using Foley Kidney Pills. Mrs M A Bridges of Robinson notes feeling like a 16 year old after ten months on the remedy. The pills are described as tonic, restoring kidney and bladder function without harmful drugs. Miller and Arthur Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Dean
Taunton
Mass
Foley
Sam A. Hoover
High Point
N. C
Feley
M. A. Bridges
Robinson
Miller & Arthur Drug CO
Pay Last Honor 10 Charles Williamson
Funeral services in Cathedral of St John for Charles Henry Williamson with a requiem mass led by Rev. Dean Cone. Elks Masons Quincy Freight Bureau and others attended with special church reservations. Burial at Woodland cemetery with Elks in charge and bearers named. Also notices for Jessie Arvin funeral in St Francis church and Anna Bruenger funeral in Salem Evangelical church with burial at Greenmount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Henry Williamson
Cathedral of St. John
Seventh
Hampshire Streets
Dean Cone
The
Elks, Masons, Quincy Freight Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Travelers’ Protective Association
Woodland Cemetery
Elks’ Lodge
Williamson
William Schlagenhaus
J. W. Emery
E. N. Monroe
J. E. Lancaster
Alfred S. Ellis
L. B. Boswell
George H. Cottrell
City
John Graves
Washington, D. C
Griff Glover
St. Louis
A. H. Lance
Chicago
R. M. Montgomery
Utica, Mo
Anna Bruenger
South Thirty-sixth Street
Salem Evangelical Church
H. J. Leemhuis
Greenmount Cemetery
Funeral Services for Frank Meyer Held at Home and Church
Frank Meyer’s funeral was held at 9:00 a.m. Thursday at his residence 828 North Fourteenth Street and at 9:30 a.m. at St. Francis Catholic Church. Rev. Father Francis conducted the services which drew a large crowd. Pallbearers included Michael Zimmerman John Josen William Cunnane Herman Bakers William H. Middendorf and John G. Graves. Burial followed in St. Boniface Cemetery. Joseph Steinway of 1127 North Twelfth Street died at 1:35 a.m. Thursday at home from stomach cancer after months of illness. Steinway, born in Germany on June 27 1839, was 77. He was a member of St. John’s Oath-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Arvin
Alvis Arvin
California
Joseph Damhorst
Oak © Street
St. Francis Catholic Church
Father Didacus
Theodore Middendorf
Frank Kaut
Bernard Rosen
Henry Rhode
Charles Schaepers
Frank Griesbaum
St. Boniface Cemetery
Frank Meyer
North Fourteenth Street
Father Francis
Michael Zimmerman
John Josen
William Cunnane
Herman Bakers
William H. Middendorf
John G. Graves
Joseph Steinway
North Twelfth Street
Mr. Steinway
Germany
St. John’s Oath
Funeral services for Arnold Erpenbeck today
Funeral services for Arnold Erpenbeck will be conducted at 8 o'clock this morning from 736 North Eighth Street and at 8:30 o'clock in St. John's Catholic Church. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Erpenbeck
North Eighth Street
St. John’s Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
Reunion at Soldiers and Sailors Home and staffing changes
John Daily a corporal from cottage 22 visits his brother William Daily from Marsailes Illinois at the home after more than 20 years apart. Mrs Krawlmer hosts G A R Circle birthday gathering for women. Several residents move to hospital. Captain Westlak improves. Martin Tailor admitted to annex. Geo Howser moved to hospital. 49 members present Thursday morning as the annex fills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Daily
Cottage 22
William Daily
Marsailes
Krawlmer
South Eleventh Street
G. A. R. Col. Berry
J. W. Steinbach
Joseph Crosby
Captain Westlak
Martin Tailor, Colored, Co. A
Third United States Heavy Artillery
Geo. Howser
Charlie Hendricks
Power House
Annex
Postponed Sociability Tour No 2 due to road conditions
The Sociability committee postponed the second Sociability tour planned for Tuesday citing poor roads. No new date was set at Thursdays meeting with Chairman Pearce and members noting the trip will proceed after rains and dust settles. Notices were mailed to towns on the Hancock county itinerary. trips are not abandoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sociability Committee
Pearce
C. C. Crooks
W. T. Duker
A. K. Beitman
W. A. Martin
H. C. Sprick
Hancock County
Adams county urged to report 1915 license holders
Lewis G. Stevenson secretary of state asks Adams county residents to identify automobile owners with 1915 licenses or no plates in 1916. He has received reports of overdue renewals and missing plates and plans prosecutions. cases go to the state’s attorney. Fines up to 25 dollars per conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
Lewis G. Stevenson
Stevenson
Warrants Issued for Unlicensed Dogs Owners
Dog Enumerator Rudy Knuffman launched a campaign against unlicensed dogs. He swore out warrants against five owners including J. Darling at Third and Ohio, L. Jackson at 736 Ohio, E. Gantert at 1432 North Sixth Street, J. Henderson at 537 North Sixth Street, and P. Newbolt at 117 Vermont Street as prosecutions loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudy Knuuffman
Mr. Knuffman
Kauffman
J. Darling
Third
Ohio
L. Jackson
E. Gantert
North Sixth Street
J. Henderson
P. Newbolt
Vermont Street
Censor Board to Review The Little Girl Next Door
The Quincy censor board will view The Little Girl Next Door on Tuesday July 25. The Savoy theater booked it for August 6 7 and 8. The film, tied to the Illinois Vice commission investigation of white slavery, is billed as a strong exposure of the white slave traffic and has had large runs in major cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iinois Vice Commission
Quincy Censor Board
Savoy Theater
Meetings in Labor Temple Next Week
Twelve labor union meetings will be held in Labor temple at Ninth and State streets during the fourth week of the month. On Monday the Carpenters union No 1366 Electrical workers and barbers meet. Tuesday hosts Retail clerks and Sheet Metal workers. Wednesday features Bartenders' league and Building Trades council. Thursday includes Stove mounters Carpenters No 189 and Leather workers. Friday presents Trades and Labor assembly and Brick layers.
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Labor Temple
Ninth
State Streets
Carpenters Union
Bartenders’ League and Building Trades Council
Trades and Labor Assembly
Dewey Jackson Returns Home After Mysterious Absence
Louis Dewey Jackson came home to 208 Maiden Lane Wednesday night ending several days of worry. He had left Monday morning and vanished, feared drowned after a river swim. He explained he had traveled to St Louis and returned on the steamer Dubuque, saying he wrote a note to his mother but it was not delivered.
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Dewey Jackson
Maiden Lane
St. Louis
Dubuque
Lafayette Vance Buys the Dickhut Property
Lafayette Vance purchased the Dickhut property at Fifth and Broadway in an auction at the south door of the courthouse on Thursday afternoon for 6000 dollars. The sale settled the Katherine Dickhut estate with P L Dickhut as executor. Quincy Lumber Company occupies the nearly quarter block site. Auctioneer Frank Penick led the sale, and Vance bought the parcel as an investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Vance
Dickhut
Fifth and Broadway
Court House
Katherine Dickhut
P. L. Dickhut
Frank Penick
Quincy Lumber Company
Mr. Vance
Real Estate Transfers and Trusteeships Reported
Real estate transfers include James E. Vancel selling lots 3 and 4 in block 2 La Prairie to Nathan A. Rob ee. Lydia C. Brockschmidt et al sell lot 13 in Wood's addition Quincy to William L. and Myrtle Drescher for 1 650. Farmer's Bank of Liberty trustees ranks appear in a separate entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer's Bank of
Beverly
James E. Vancel
Nathan A. Robee
LaPrairie
Lydia C. Brockschmidt
William L
Myrtle Drescher
Wood
Quincy
Marriage Licenses Report for Quincy Pair
Fred Douglas and Eva Riley of Quincy obtained a marriage license. The record lists the couple as engaged and seeking to wed, with details matching county clerical listings for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Douglas
Quincy Eva Riley
Quincy
Ownership of Dog disputed by two men
Two men dispute ownership of a small fox terrier as Police Magistrate Reardon sets July 25 for the decision in the case of A. L. (Doc) Wollbracht charged with pilfering. Dix says the dog belonged to him, while Wollbracht claims the dog was stolen from him two years ago and found by him recently. Wollbracht is represented by Attorney W H Wood.
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Reardon
A. L
Doc) Wollbracht
A. H. Dix
Dix
Vollbracht
Camp Point
W H. Wood
Probate Court Grants Admin Letters in Steinmetz Estate
Letters of administration issued in the estate of Henry Steinmetz to Elizabeth Steinmetz. Bond set at 200 dollars was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ienry Steinmetz
Elizabeth Steinmetz
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Elks
Gem City Grocery Co
Hampshire Street
Censor Board
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Duker
Worth Fc
Swift
Pride
Tambhbe
Prco
Scotch Madras
Cretonnes
Curtain Nets
Quincy’s Fashion Center
Quincy's Fashion Center
Victrolas
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