Liesen-Nroeger Nuptials Reported For Today In Quincy
The St Francis church will host the wedding of George Liesen and Miss Estella Kroeger at 9 this morning with Rev Didacus officiating. The groom’s brother Lucas Liesen serves as best man and Miss Ida Kroeger as bridesmaid. Relatives from Palmyra, Missouri, and Quincy attend, and a wedding breakfast follows at the Liesen home. Afterward the couple will honeymoon in Palmyra before settling at 923 Kentucky Street.
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St. Francis Church
George Liesen
Estella M. Kroeger
Palmyra
Father Didacus
Lucas Liesen
Ida Kroeger
Clement Schmidt
Frank Knuff
Henry Kroeger
George Wilson
Will Kroeger
Dda
Groond
George L. Liesen
State Street
Liesen
Stern
Local Pickups and Sales Highlight Halbach Schroeder Co Items
Local shoppers enjoy a week of living near Meyer Illinois with Halbach Schroeder Co offering navy raincoats at five dollars, white voile dresses, ribbons, and discounted crash toweling. Labor temple meetings involve Garment Workers and Sheet Metal Workers unions.
OF RA IN COLORADO PROCESS MOVES TO FIRM STAGE
A project in Colorado reaches a new milestone as the RA initiative exits the experimental phase and is established on a firm footing. Officials indicate continued progress and planned milestones ahead.
Radium production advances to manufacturing basis
Washington July 27 Secretary of the Interior Franklin K Lane announced that radium from Colorado ores, produced by the Bureau of Mines with the National Radium Institute, has moved from experimental to a successful manufacturing basis. Costs per gram of bromide are reported at $36,050 for March to May, far below market selling prices, with ore, plant, and operations included. A gain in output is noted as the plant now processes three tons of ore daily, and earlier months yielded over three grams of radium. The statement stresses conservation and future large scale use in cancer treatment and war-related medical needs.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Franklin K.lane
Colorado
Bureau of Mines
National Radium Institute
Congress
Charles Parsons
Bureau of Mings
Mineg
Radium
Crucible Steel Company
Bureau of ‘Mines
Utah
American’ Medical Association
San Francisco
Army and Navy
Public ‘Health Service
Denver
France
Dr King's New Life Pills Promised Morning Bowel Movement
An old advertisement extols Dr King's New Life Pills to relieve constipation by removing waste from the bowels. It claims accumulation of toxic matter causes fevers and bad digestion, promising a full bowel movement by morning after taking one or two pills tonight. The original bottle of 36 pills costs 25 cents from the local druggist.
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Dr. King
Harland Couple Return From Chicago Visit
Mr and Mrs George Harland return home today after a ten day stay in Chicago A sale notice lists linen and gingham goods with prices Halbach Schroeder Co The State Savings Loan and Trust Company filed an estate inventory for Thomas S Neal showing 870 in bonds Guardian appointment for Arthur Egbers increased to 600 Fireworks Highland Park tonight Elsie Ryan visiting relatives in Kansas City Mrs Ed Orschel attends funeral at Lutheran church July 29 postponed Ladies Calendar social at Ellington Presbyterian Fireworks Highland Park Harold Starman ill with tonsillitis Greenhouses widened at Sixth and Adams Street
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George Harland
Chicago
Halbach-Schroeder Co
State Savings, Loan and Trust Company ‘Bank
Thomas . S. Neal
Halbach- Schroeder Co
Lawrence Travilla
Arthur Egbers
Elsie Ryan
Vine Street
Helen Ryan
Kansas City
Highland
Ed Orschel
Oak Street
Palmyra
Frangman
Church
Bagaar
The
Ellington” Presbyterian
Norman Tabet Sets Fast Mile Record at Harvard Stadium
Norman Tabet emerges as a new sporting sensation after a mile race at Harvard Stadium, clocking 4 minutes 12 3-5 seconds to beat all amateur and professional records. The previous professional mile mark was 4 minutes 12 5- seconds held by W C George in England, as reported in the same event notes.
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Norman, Tabet
Harvard
W. C. George
England
Ness
John Paul Jones
Carswell
Harvard Stadium
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