Proposals For Woolen And Cotton Blankets Invited Illinois
Public notices announce sealed proposals by the Illinois Department of Public Works and Buildings Division of Purchases and Supplies in Springfield for woolen or cotton blankets to state institutions. Bids due August 7, 1917, at 10 am with opening in the Capitol Building. bids may be obtained from the division. right to reject bids reserved. Also an estate notice from Adams County for Henry William Stoeszel with claims due by September 1, 1917. executrix Anna Gertrudis Stoeszel requests immediate payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Cross Levee
W. P. Bushnell
Wells Bldg
Hampshire St
Indian Grave Drainage District
State of Ilinoss
Department of Public Works and Buildings
Springfield
Capitol Building
Ilinois
L. D. Puterhaugh
Illinois
Adams County
Henry William Stoeszel
Court House
Quincy
Anna Gertrudis Stofaazel
Weather and social notes from LA PRAIRIE Illinois
A July report from LA PRAIRIE Illinois notes light rain aiding corn but damaging hay. Wind toppled corn north of town. corn tasseling limits straightening. Local social items include visitors, ill health, Red Cross progress, Sunday school contest won by Blues, and new vocal teacher Mr Evilsizer. Threshing resumed despite rain. community events at Elm Grove and Quincy church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Prairie
III
Haley
Thomas
Columbus
Walter Herron
Warren Eifert
Evilsizer
Ruth
Wilbur Sims
Joe Simpson
Mr. Flannigan
Quincy
Elm Grove
H-Re
Ed Covert
White
Evans completes first seaplane looping in the United States
Captain Francis T. Evans of the United States Marine Corps performed the first seaplane loop in the United States at Pensacola Florida. He looped the aircraft twice before descending, overcoming the heavy pontoon resistance that had prevented looping in seaplanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Francis T. Evans
United States Marine Corps
Pensacola
Fla
Evans
Patriotic Day in Palmyra Saturday observed at courthouse
Palmyra Missouri prepares a patriotic day at 2 30 p m with a program by the local council of defense members. George Simmons of St Louis will speak on war registration of women and Red Cross work, plus choruses and music. Registering women will occur at the courthouse and at several locations in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmyra
Court House
Women’s Council of Defense
George Simmons
St. Louis
Red Cross
West Ely
Woodmen Hall
Warren
Monroe
Philadelphia
Cherry Dell
Patford
Emerson
Nelsonville
Cave
West Quincy
Saitut
Carol Lanius
J. A. Lanius
Fairfax
Joe Jacobs
W.C. Jacobs
New Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Fassischon
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church of
Sidney E. Weseman
Light and Water
Tudor Lanius
State University Teachers’ Staff
J. A Lantus
Palmra
Lutie Boyd-King
Harold Hutcherson
Benton City
Mary
Esther Phillips
Auxvasse
Chester Freeland
Logan, Ariz
With Fingers Corns Lift Off
A Cincinnati man discovers a dip freezone, a drug free solution sold at dry goods stores. A few drops on a tender corn or callus dissolves soreness and causes the corn to loosen and be removed with fingers. It claims no prior pain and no irritation to surrounding skin. It works on hard corns soft corns and those between toes, shriveling them until they shed. A tin bottle should stay on the dresser to prevent future discomfort.
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WHIG
Joneses
Custer Smysh
POF
Front
Washington
4Th
Hampshire
Breuer
Tootsie
Vermont Street
Jersey
Srs
Jersey St
Quincy Whig
Care Whig
Jerson Mig. Company
H. L. Breinig
Highland Park
Weeey Gesitt
North
Part
Whig Office
Bull Dog Automobile Insurance ,Ags'n
Liberal Commission
Beardstown, Ill
Kroger
Care Teylor Jenkins
Western Metal Co
Bloomington
Maj. L. Mazer
Davis-Cleaver Produce Co
Quincy, Hi
Jiampshire
Nan
W. Postoffice
Vermont
North 6Th
J. Inquire
S. Lith
N. W
Walton
N. 14Th St
Ek. B. Montgomery
Kentucky
Broadway
Quincy Coal Co
South Eighth Street
Bath
Park
Postal Telegraph Office
North Twelfth Street
Spring
Quincy Bug Works
J. M. Tripplett
Scotch Woolen Mills
International
E. B. Dudley
Mendon
N. O
Ralph Wood
H. P. Auitman and Taylor Traction
Birdsell
Hoth
Collings Plow Company
McInnerny Wine and Liquor O
Corona
Quincy Typewriter Exchange
Wabash Garage
6Th and
State Sts
H. D
Merkel Smith Motor Wheel
Masching’s Bicycle Shop
Palace Cigar Store
Bay
Surrey
6Th Street
W. EF. McCready
North Sixth Ava
East
Loren C. Cox
Liberty
F. Barnard
Church
Bohan
Mia
Nell Carter
Executriz
Tul
J. S
J. W. Cruttenden
Vermont Sts
South 5Th
S. 22Nd
S. 20Th
Knox City
la Belle
S. W
Bowen
J. H. Hanly
W. F. McCready
North Sixth
Hull
Wis
L. H. Kenady
Hull Us
Minnesota
Almstedt Co
Minn
Ogden
Iowa
Virginia Farms
Virginia
Alison Land Agency
Redericksburg
Tate and Happel
Adaims County
Emmons
Attys
HH. Pocras
Hamp
Koetter Mattreas Co
Elm St
Matanza Beach
S. HH. Morris
Havana
Ill
Aundry
Ideal Family Laundry
Maine
Oliver
G. R. Cottrell
Wrelig Building
7Th & Maine
Hot Springs
Mt. Clemons
Majestic Bidg
Maine St
Quality Bicycles
Niehaus Bicycle Store
K. OF C
Michigan
Chicago
George W. Swigart
First National Bank Bldg
Co. E. Dela- Plain
Ams
Stern
Ford
Pike
Adams City
Co. E
Delaclain
Ronma
Marceline
Ursa
Christner Bros
J. L. Christner C. I. Christner Ursa
Wl. Mendon, Il
A. A. Johnson
Hagenbaumer
H. T. Snyder
Quincy Savings & Loan Office
T.C. Poling & CO
Tt. C. Poling
Samuel Woods
T. C. Poling, Jr
Blackstone Bldg
Sixth
E. Best
Maine Street
Boy
H. H. Kohn
Council of Defense
Q. A. Metcalf
BE. L. Schneider
Sir
Fred Hoenes
Charles L. Schultze
Elsie Jurgens
Hannibal
Norman Bloomer
Nellie Carr
Louisiana
J. W. Simons
Tresie Dunston
Edward Kirkham
Luciner Park
W. EF. Murgatroyd
Edna Starmer
Beardstown
Virgil Johnson
Essa Bowen
George R. Magee
Laura V. Robinson
Oakwood
Aly Coy
Myrtle Smith
Naaman IH
Beans
Emma Hermsmeier
Lee Calvin
Burch
Mary Willims
Ashburn
R. L. McLeod
la Grange
Leland McLeod
Ft. Sheridan
U.S. Hospital Corps
Henry Frohn
Cuba
Marion County
H. F. Drescher
Bessie Thoroughman
Newark
Montevideo
Uruguay
Cincinnati
Bervion Next
Quincy Railway Company
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