City council approves sewer and license ordinances
Amid a lengthy session the council adopted a $30,000 North End sanitary sewer project from Thirteenth to Twenty Fourth streets and an amended license ordinance. A Sitney ordinance was read for the first time as aldermen request copies for study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Abbott
John T.meen
North End
Oak
Spruce
Sitney
Gottsgeit
Thor‘ughly
Boeing
Torney
Cassidys
Allen
Quincy
Matt G.’ Dettle
Board of Supervisors
Ross
Bickhaus
Hummert
Koehler
McNutt
Alder
O'Brien
Store Not Sold Delays Continue New Sale Plans
Thomas A Nichols, who recently bought and was to resell Cottrell Hardware stock, announced that the storeroom issue prevents the deal from closing and he will keep selling, vacating the building at the original date. The obsequy of Mrs Josiah S Platt held at Riverside township residence with interment in Woodland cemetery featured Rev Oliver Reed and songs by Mr and Mrs JSGarner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A.nichols
Cottrell Hardware Company
Platt
Josiah
Riverside Township
Woodland Cemetery
Oliver Reed
First Baptist Church
J .Sgarner
Jesus
Beautiful Chamber of Commerce Home to Be Dedicated
The new three story chamber building at Fifth and Jersey in Quincy will be dedicated July 8 at 7:45 PM with a banquet on the second floor. Invitations go to members and prospective members, with George D. Levi as toastmaster and speakers including C W Kellogg Sidney Roy and George W Dean among others. The $30,000 brick structure will house offices, an assembly hall, and an exhibit room for manufacturers, with proceeds supporting the industrial fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Fifth
Jersey Streets
Chamber
John A. Heller
J. E. Adams
George C. Roantree
T. Chester Poline
Roman Boekenhoff
George D. Levi
C. W. Kellogg
Mississippi River Power Co
Keo- Auk
Sidney J. Roy
Hannibal
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
George W.dean
St.Louis
United States Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Quincy
Fifth Street
Cf Trent
Aos Oe
Ittes
Ator
ATILE
Indesh
Sime
John A.H Heller
Cable
Industrial Fund
Wo Eldred
Henry Michaelman
W. Jen
R. J. Christie
George Binkert
H.W
Youth sobs in Cook County Jail on burglary charge
In Chicago on June 7 a youth sobbed in Cook County Jail facing burglary charges. He claimed to be G. L. Duncan, son of a sour old Scotch father, and was arrested with Benjamin Duncan who denied relation. Detectives caught them pawning toilet articles and say they confessed to stealing them in Saginaw, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cook County
G. L. Duncan
Benjamin Duncan
Huntington
W. Va
Saginaw
Mich
Bennie Hutchinson Testifies in Mail Fraud Case in Cleveland
Bennie Hutchinson, 24, testified in federal court in Cleveland after a long journey from Santa Fe by rail and long horse ride. She accuses two men, John Brown and James Reed, of using a fake employment bureau for female actresses to obtain money. Hutchinson's home is listed as Drumright Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Santa Fe
Bennie Hutchinson
Hutchinson
John Brown
James Reed
Drumwright Okla
Espey Elected Assistant U S Treasurer Nomination
The White House on June 7 announced the nomination of Arthur Espey of Ohio to be assistant United States treasurer at Cincinnati. Espey’s appointment strengthens the administration’s financial staff with a trusted Ohio figure. The formal act follows a series of pending confirmations and departmental reshuffles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasitington
D.C
White House
Arthur Espey
Ohio
United States
Cincinnati
Martins Installed as Pastor at St John’s Lutheran
The Rev. We C.A. Martins, formerly of St. Paul Illinois, was installed as pastor of St. John's Lutheran Church on Sunday before a large congregation. The installation was led by Rev. D. G. Hamm of St. Jacobi Church with special music and decorative services. Martins previously led a Lutheran church in St. Paul TiL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We C.A. ‘Martins
St. Paul, HL
St. John’s Lutheran Church
D. G. Hamm
St. Jacobi Church
Martens
Quincy
New Pastor Delivers Sober Introductory Sermon
The Rev Martens, succeeding the Rev Walz at the Trannibal Lutheran church, spoke Sunday to a large congregation. He warned he would not deliver grand oratory but promised sincerity and clear gospel teaching in his Isaiah-based sermon, describing himself as an engaging speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eral
Walz
Trannibal Lutheran Church
Martens
Isaiah
Storm damages Morgan county crops and property
A heavy rain hail and wind storm swept Morgan county early today causing about 100000 dollars in damage. In the northeast part oats and other small grains were ruined hay damaged and corn flattened. Large hail split weatherboarding and blew shingles from roofs as window panes shattered in several areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Ill
Morgan County
United Brethren Church Celebrates 60th Anniversary
Sunrise prayer opened a full day program marking the United Brethren Churchs 60th anniversary. Rev J B King, the first pastor, spoke on parish history while Rev H W Trueblood noted rapid growth and a new building future. Messages from former pastors and members were read. Miss Mary Ralph read the churches history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
United Brethren
J. B. King
H. W. Trueblood
Mary Ralph
Emery Lancaster Reported Better After Illness Hit Visit
Attorney W. Emery Lancaster was taken to Blessing hospital after returning from Keokuk with acute indigestion and suspected appendicitis. He improved by last evening with doctors aiming to avoid surgery while his wife Mrs. Lancaster and her brother Robert Malbach remained beside him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Emery Lancaster
Blessing Hospital
Keokuk
Lancaster
Robert Malbach
Death of Mrs Sarah Jane Friday, Mt Sterling resident
Mrs Sarah Jane Friday longtime Mt Sterling resident died Sabbath morning at her daughter Mrs John Patton's home. Born in Liberty Adams county she lived in the Benville area for years and was mother to Edward School a Mt Sterling businessman. She married Silas W Scholl first, then Simon Friday four years ago. Funeral at Benville Baptist church Monday at 2 30 p m conducted by Rev James O Kirkpatrick Methodist pastor of Mt Sterling. Survived by husband Simon Friday. She was church member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Jane Friday
Mt. Sterling
John Patton
Liberty
Adams
County
Benville
Edward School
Silas W.scholl
Simon Friday
Baptist Church
Brown County
James
Methodist
Ifr
Railroad seeks stay on Michigan fare law in federal ruling
In Detroit on June 7 the Ann Arbor Railroad motion for a temporary injunction against enforcement of Michigan two cent passenger fare law was not granted or denied pending a final hearing. Circuit Judges Knappen and Denison and Judge Sessions filed an opinion refusing to act on the petition after arguments in Grand Rapids last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Ann Arbor
Michigan
United States District Court
L. E. Knappen
A. C. Denison
U. S District
Sessions
Grand Rapids
Trailroad
Elevator burned in Sullivan Illinois incident
Fire authorities suspect an incendiary blaze destroyed the A. L. Powers elevator containing 10 000 bushels of grain and the Charles Buston broom corn warehouse with six carloads of broom corn. The fires occurred in June, drawing broad attention as residents searched for a possible arsonist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Sunday School Children Celebrate at St Peter's Church
A Sunday evening program at St Peter's Evangelical Church marked the church's annual Children's Day. Rev Langhorst led a program of prayers, readings, songs, recitations, violin numbers, and an offertory. The event featured classes from Miss Clara Kerksieck, Miss Helen Cook, Miss Ora Rengstorff, Miss Matilda Langhorst, Mrs Anna Higgins, and others with performances by various student groups and a closing benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's
Evangelical Church
Langhorst
Clara’ Kerksieck
Helen Cook
Henry Fillerbusch
Albert Neuman
Long—School
Ora Rengstorff
Matilda Langhorst
Anna Higgins
Edward Siemens
Ortinda’ Heideman
Higgins
Helen Schumaker
Carl Rascher
Minnie Sieleman
Margaret, Binger
August Schelp
Misa Langhorst
Walter Recksieck
Miss
Frieda - Wiegmann
Miss. Langhorst
Rey
Colored author to entertain at church program
Harry T. Daily, a noted Colored author, is scheduled for a combined musical and literary program tonight at the Eighth and Elme Streets Baptist Church. The lineup includes Estella Zimmerman, Ida Garnett, Florence Cook, Wallace Gordon, John Tolson, with Daily performing piano selections and readings such as Emperor Nero and The Empress amid a local reader and musician cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry. T. Daily
Baptist Church
Harry T. Daily
Eighth and Elme Streets Baptist Church
Mr. Daily
United States
Estella Zimmerman
Ida Garnett
Emperor Nero
Uarry
T. Daily
Empress
Florence Cook Diato
Wallace
Gordon Kinto
Guard
John
Tolson Ewer Een
Death of Mrs. Martha Brockman at family residence
Mrs Martha Brockman 63 wife of Alex Brockman died Sabbath morning at the family residence as bells rang for worship. Longtime resident near Sterling she was a beloved Christian church member and dedicated W T U worker. Funeral at the Christian church Tuesday at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Brockman
Martha Brockman
Sterling
The
Christian Church
Those Who Can Go To Health Resorts For Rheumatism Relief
Those spared expense travel to health resorts to purge impurities causing rheumatism pain. For others, Foley Kidney Pills are advertised to restore kidney health and relieve discomfort, suggested by Miller & Asthut Days. Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley Kidney
Miller & Asthut Days. Co
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Public Library of
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