Sanford Pitney Nominated for County Recorder in 1916 Primary
Weere authorized to announce the mime of Sanford Pitney as a candidate for county recorder subject to the Republican primary on September 13, 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Equalization
Fifteenth
Lawrence Travilla
Quincy
Prlupaeigs
Charles R. Chinn
Sulden
J. Wm
Stuart Quincy
Liberty Star Route Carrier
Adams County
George W. Burch
Weere
Sanford
Pitney
Payson Man Hurt in Fall From Wagon
Payson July 22 Jacob Bilauser Sr fell from a hay wagon and landed on his neck. He was considered seriously injured at first but is slowly improving. Robert Boyer visited Wednesday. Mrs. O E Hampton visits from East Saini sister Mrs Harve Grace had a back set this week. A union meeting of the missionary society was held in the church Sunday. Agnes Abbott missionary to Bombay India spoke to the women. Charlie Von Helfenstein will visit Moberly Missouri next week with Gladys Wayne. Mr and Mrs R G Kay were in Quincy Thursday. Payson Eastern Star members attended a meeting in Plainville and Quincy. Ruth Food was injured when her horse bolted and she was thrown from the buggy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Abbott
Bombay
India
Charlie von Helfenstien
Moberly
Gladys Wayne
R. G. Kay
Quincy
Plainville and
Quincy Order of Eastern Star
Payson Eastern Star Lodge
Ruth Ifood
People Headed West For Land Drawings And Visits
Wm Ferguson and Cass Cordle left for Spokane to file in a government land drawing. Elder Oscar Hunsaker from McFall visited his father. Mrs. Geo B Payne and Mrs. Vina Payne started to Colorado Springs for summer visits. Nancy Mitchell of Brooklyn returned home due to sickness. Wim Santee of Tripp county Nebraska visited his brother John. Elmer Hannahs and wife left for Sterling to tend farm. Glen Bookout returned home for a short visit. Cora Kelley of eastern Oklahoma stopped by. Press Lee and Squire Lane with Penn township board went to Chillicothe for a road grader contest and purchased a grader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Ferguson
Cass Cordle
Spokane
Wash
Oscar Hunsaker
McFall
Geo. B. Payne
Vina Payne
Colorado Springs
Jess Gunn
Nancy Mitchell
Brooklyn
Wis
Wim. Santee
Tripp County
Nebr
John
Elmer Hannahs
Sterling, Colo
Glen
Hazelwood community notices and visits update
Carrie and Clara Mason and Lela Lane attended Mrs Judd's funeral. Mrs Pearl Mason and daughter Lela visited Mrs Nina Bennett of Chestline. Lewis Mason of Liberty stayed with William Ausmus. Mr and Mrs Harley Gabel with William Macon. Rain brought joy Tuesday. Nellie Auenus hosted a well attended Saturday dance. Pets Mason hosted John Heltz and Ian Stella Monday. Alvarettle visited Frank Lane Sunday. Ema Lane went to Earl John ean's favor this week. Robert Tranter called on family Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazelwood
Carrie
Clara Mason
Lela Lane
Pets Mason
John Heltz
Ian Stella
Alvarattle
Prank Lane
Ema Lane
Earl John
Ean
Robert Tranter
Corn Firing And Drought Hit Illinois Fields
Scattered showers give temporary relief to corn in western Illinois and Missouri but drought areas show twisting leaves from lack of moisture. Wheat threshing advances with yields near 35 bushels in best fields. oats and hay crops strong. Reports from Pike County and towns like Golden and La Prairie describe mixed corn conditions, rain dependence, and impending threshing across several counties.
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Illinois
Missouri
Pike County
Griggsville
Detroit
John Usherwood
la Prairie
Lima
Payson
Rabe
Green City
Columbus
Ursa
Setien
Probate actions in Hancock County courts report
In Carthage on July 22 a series of probate and guardianship filings are listed. Jennie M. Worthen seeks probate of A. H. Worthen’s will with Carl E. Brinkman named executor. the estate values real estate around 6000 dollars and personal property about 5000 dollars, with several heirs across California and Missouri. Other items note Mary Huston estate inventory with cash and notes, Julia Walton administration for Ezekiel Walton, and bonds approved. Additional mentions cover insane cases, a Marshal L Clark will probate with life estate for wife, Dudley C. Barber named executor, and other administration actions for Nancy Belinda Barger and Nancy Belinda Bar ger estates. Delinquent taxes against Saint Mary’s Academy are voided. Delinquent child Willie Vradenburg sent to St Charles school. Real estate sales to satisfy estate liabilities approved. Licenses issued and local real estate transfers recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
A. H. Worthen
Jennie M. Worthen
Hancock County
Hot Springs
Ark
H. M. Sheppard
J. B. Worthen
Carl E. Brinkman
Testator
Bernard H
Alameda
Calif
Robert B
Grand Chenier
Louisiana
Hubbard
San Diego
Kate Owen
Los Angeles
Helen Welten
Ashley
Mary Brinkman
Warsaw
Ill
Mary A. Huston
K. C. Ventrest
Gochenour
la Harpe
Julia H. Walton
Ezekiel Walton
Bessie G. Gardner
Cleveland C. Walton
Bessie G Gardner
Apollos
O'Marra
Edith
Mayme Mileski
County Cour
Central Baptist Childrens’ Home
Maywood
Daisy E. Helms
James F. Gibson
Emily Tyner
Hattie Leon
J. T. Jenkins
G. E. Pumphrey
Central Hospital
Denver
Willam L. Clark
Lawrence R. Clark
Nancy A
Iva
Diddley Co, Barber
Dudley C. Barber
R. W.saer
Jam. I. Hendricks
Nancy Belinda Barger
H. L. Wade
James H. Barger
M. C. Kurry
J. H. Helms
John H. McCallister
Saint Mary’s Academy of Benedictine Sisters
Willie Vradenburg
Basco
St. Charles School
George W. Hainline
Susan Bainter
Ella Bridgeman
Charles H. Ingraham
Wis
Lallarpe
Harpe
Loren William Meyers
Naperville
Mary Leawise Tuck
Plymouth
Luther H. Shipton
Etta Clampitt
Myra Jacobs
John W. Deitrich
Dallas City
Gertrude P. Faler
Edwin P. Rowe
Jacob Helmers
Esther Telmers
Lalfarpe
Woodland Cemetery
E. M. Crane
Augusta
C. CL Maddox
Merle Krangshaar
Nune
Rozetta Mansir
Alice W. Prather
Corn Soaks Up Heat as Drought Bites
Farmers report corn showing the effects of hot weather while hay harvest nears completion and has been satisfactory. The dry spell pressures fieldwork as crops respond to elevated temperatures and limited rainfall.
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Court Louse
Cail
Midland Cafe
W. H. Baker
Majestic
Unmce
Whig
Helfer
William Hielind
Noo
W. Or
Arthur Chapmian
Wells Building
Ind
Chas
Edward's Court
G. M. Wike
Augustine
West Quincy Mill
W. T. J. Wright
Care Whig
Coal Pure Ice Co
Jersey
Werre
Kahoka, Mo
THE
Peoria
E. Monroe Street
Springfield
S.evatt
I Hobbs
Soldiers’ Home
W. M. Hobbs
Avena
Wend Loratron
George W. Murphy
Vhone
W. Wey
Myra Meyers
Teuson- Bale
Broadway
Golt
Hann
Roania
Ight
Ardon
J. Y
Tifrth
Elty Water Ardens
Saino
N. Sth
Rati
Muaine
City Water Gan
Siaine
Tel
Bul
HES
Webster School
Oak Street
Virginie Lower
Pbhone
Wells
Inquire
Quincy Coal Company
8Th St
Malambri
Hampshire Street
Oh. P
Birdsell
Willen Coleman
Ho Kl
Camp Point
Hwar Saly
Front St
J. PF. A
Gentral Fish Market
al Oster
Jefferson Street
Bay More
W. E. Clark
Miller Hros
Loren GO Cox, Wells
With Bros
Loraine
W. W. McCready
North Sixth Ave
Mar- Co
Winton Prourstas
Imag
Maine
Juiney
JW. Fread
McCready
East State Street
Witen
Tom Alonday
Maine St
Ruff Brewing Co
Brewers & Hottlers
Koetter Mattress Co
Elm St
H. H. Lake
W. Wells
Krueger
Rolla Babcock
iMoney
Quincy, I
Cuincy Saving? & Loan Office
T.c.poling & CO
I. C. Poling
Samuel Woods
T. C. Poling Jr
Blackstone Bidg
Sixth
Vermont
Sexton
State of Illinois
Board of Administration
Ilinois
Capitol Building
Henry Sleckmann
Frank H. Sieckmann
F. M. McCann
Atty
Sdeche
Hez G. Henry
Camp Point, IL
Green City, MO
Maine Street
Tim
Golden
Til
Shelby
Shelby Grain Company of
Probate News
Hancock
Rooney
Liebig
Anheuser-Busch
Anheuser-Busch Branch
Quincy, Tll
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