Frazier Home Near Ursa Scene of Thursday Wedding
A wedding at the Frazier home near Ursa featured Miss Naim TF Mier Sefie Deere and a bride accompanied by bridesmaids in pale green georgette crepe. The ceremony, an idea by Rev. Nichols, included personal parts for each principal and was set before a bank of white wisonies and carnations with music by Mrs. John Inghram.
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Naim
John Inghram
Funderburk
Mendon High School
State Normal College
Normal School
Pawnee
Sangamon County
Anti American Riot in Mexico Ends Turbulent Night
In Chihuahua City on June 8 an anti American riot ended by military action after a mass meeting protested U S troops and stones were thrown at the American consulate. Foreigners were not harmed and no homes were attacked as rioters blamed U S policy rather than individuals.
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Chihuahua City
Mex
Chihuahua
Mexico
Remarkable work in draining lake Amsterdam
Remarkable progress in draining the inland lake of 35 000 acres north of Amsterdam after January floods. The giant pumping plant on the restored Zuyder Zee dikes operated for four weeks, then pumping continued for four weeks, removing about 200 million cubic meters of water in two months. Only a few deep polders remain to be cleared by month’s end.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
Zuyder Zee
Man's Worth Tied to Food Power and Value
A quotation on how a man’s value and achievement depend on mental and physical power, which stems largely from food. It argues that peak performance requires the best food values to build well-balanced bodies and brains.
Grape-Nuts FOOD value and digestibility claim
The fragment states Grape-Nuts FOOD contains nutrients from wheat and barley and emphasizes ease of digestion and economical value. It mentions brain health and avoiding poisoning, but the text is garbled and incomplete.
Unequaled feat in hydrographic engineering noted
The text highlights a remarkable advance in hydrographic engineering by citing the draining after February floods of 1825, which took seventeen months and concluded in July 1828. This achievement is described as unequaled in any other country.
Prof Von Behring Resigns Amid Health Breaks
Berlin reports Prof. Emil von Behring, renowned for diphtheria serum, resigns as Professor at the University of Marburg and from the Institute of Experimental Therapy due to broken health. He helped develop tetanus serum and worked with Prof. Koch, shaping early tuberculosis and sleeping sickness research.
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Berlin
von Behring
University of Marburg
Institute of
Robert Koch
Koch Institute
Marburg
Missouri Will Not Vote for Suffrage
Mu June 9 Reports that Missouri will not file petitions to place a woman suffrage amendment on the state ballot next fall. The decision follows suffrage’s defeat in Iowa and the Democratic national convention demonstration here. The 1914 election previously defeated a woman suffrage amendment.
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ST. Louis
Women’s
Missouri
Iowa
Clarke hearing continued after arraignment in police court
Deputy state game warden Charles Clarke was granted a continuance until next Monday morning for arraignment on a peace disturbance warrant filed by John Venghaus, owner of a fish market at Front and Broadway. Earlier in the same police court session, two intoxication cases for Freeman and Harman were each fined $2 plus costs. Separately, school board committees met with Superintendent Bauman to discuss salaries for teachers aiming to attend the state Normal School in Macomb, with no criminal action taken.
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Charles Clarke
Lis
John Venghaus
Front and Broadway
Clarke
D. C. Freeman
William Harman
Board of Education
Bauman
State Normal School
Macomb
Porta Fé Cottages Added At Eastern Golf Clubs
The demand for weekend lodging at several large eastern clubs led to erecting porta fé cottages beside club houses to house overflow members. Rooms are for sleeping. occupants lounge and dine in the main club house when not playing golf.
Shower for Miss Eva Bolt in Lima
In Lima on a Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. John Ensminger, Mrs. Nell Thomas and Mrs. Ensminger hosted a mixed shower for Miss Eva Bolt just home from Mendon where she taught for years. Thirty-one attended, a two course luncheon was served, and a wagon of gifts was presented for Miss Eva. Out of town guests included Miss Sade Poling and Mrs Edna Bolt. Flag Day events were noted with a sermon by Rev G G Maple and a community strawberry supper hosted by the Christian church. Michigan Valley news covers Rocky Run Convention with officer elections, Children’s Day plans, and several local notices.
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Funderburk
Ursa
Christian Church
Pawnee
Lacey
George Hartung
Thomas Williams
Mabel
Harlan Turner
John Inghram
John
Grete Beckmeyer
Lulu Morton
Lou White
Quincy
Fern Lawlock
Elizabeth Chase
Eubanks
Lima
John Ensminger
Nell Thomas
Ensminger
Eva Bolt
Mendon
Miss Eva
Sade Poling
la Prairie
Edna Bolt
Lewiston
Idaho
Wilson
G. G. Maple
Ladies of the Christian Church
James Carpenter and
Wissmann
Quincey
J. M. Roskamp
Rocky Run
Rocky Run Township
Rocky Run M
Johnson
Kerry
Carthage
Pittman
Lhoga M
South of
Here
Henry Stall
Walker Township
Maple
Alva Hodges
Wm. Sack
Jesse Hunter
J. W. Jacobs
S. Louis
Joseph Whitefield
J. St. John
Hannibal
Furnigsn Music
Lina Mick
Alpine Violet
Mesdames Kendrick
Crenshaw
Ernest Montague
Margaret Montague
Jucille Bolt
John Montague
Letha Harness
Prosperity Week Planned in Palmyra June Events
Palmyra outlines a Prosperity week from June 12 to 17 with nightly band concerts at the reorganized Palmyra band, daily free pictures at Franklin theater, four street attractions including the Harrison Family Trio and Major Del Fontaine, and an automobile parade on Wednesday. The Better and Healthier Baby contest is set for Saturday, June 17, at the courthouse. many entrants expected and prizes for best decorated car. Campaigns in county feature John T. Whiteside touring Marion county speaking at Taylor Emerson Philadelphia Ely and nearby towns. Social notes list visitors from St. Louis San Francisco and Chicago, plus local moves and engagements.
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Palmyra
Franklin Theater
Harrison Family
del Fontaine
Knetzer
al G. Fields
Dave Devil Dave
Court House
John McCabe
St. Louis
Milton Green
San Francisco
Cal
T. C. Lasley
J. R. Vanney
Philadelphia
Robert McIlvoy
Lakenaw
Harry Coons
Albuquerque
N. Mex
Martha Lane
Jessie Lane
Hannibal
Phil Hutcherson
Harold Hutcherson
Benton City
Local residents share visits and travels in Palmyra area
Miss Tlalla Glaves returned to Quin cy after visiting her parents Mrs and Mrs Emmette Glaves. Miss A Catherine Maupin of Palmyra stayed with her cousin Miss Jane Lear. R J Stevens came back from Kansas where he attended his brother's funeral. Thomas O'Donnell of Hannibal and Carl McPike of Palmyra canvassed for votes Monday. J C McAtee and family spent Sunday near Palmyra with relatives. Mrs Elmer Stone returned home near Warren after a week with her parents. Mr and Mrs Frank Snyder attend commencement in Canton Mo with son George a graduate. Ivy and Dorothy Rittleston and Clara Kaiser returned from Monroe City after visiting Caroline Jackson. George Crain at Ely called on Woodland trends Sunday. Carl Corder of Mt Vernon area visited Randolph Able near Woodland. Claud Howell Harold Jowns Mita Heaney Alma Howell attended church at Ely Sunday night. Mr Heaney south of Woodland.
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Tlalla Glaves
Quincy
Emmette Glaves
Catherine Maupin
Palmyra
Jane Lear
R. J. Stevens
Kansas
Thomas O'Donnell
Hannibal
Carl McPike
J.C. McAtee
Elmer Stone
Warren
J. W. Walker
Frank Snyder
Canton
Moe
the Christian University
George
Ivy
Dorothy Rittleston
Clara Kaiser
Monroe City
Caroline Jackson
George Crain
Ely
Woodland Trends
Carl Corder
Mt. Vernon
Randolph Able Ot
Woodland
Claud Howell
Harold Jowns
Mita Heaney
Alma Howell
Mr Heaney
Camp Point Social Roundup Includes Visits and Events
Mrs L L Lott returns from Jacksonville and Genevieve Woodworth visits from Quincy. Dillard Bates arrives from Pomona California. Memorial services planned by Camp Point lodge I O O F at Evergreen cemetery. Local trips include visits to Quincy Macomb Carthage and St Louis. A five hundred party hosted by Mrs G Downing and Miss Mabel Grove with pink decor and refreshments.
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Camp Point, III
L. L. Lott
Jacksonville
William Cutter
Ella Welch
Genevieve Woodworth
Quincy
Glenn Bogue
Dorothy Folckmer
Macomb
Dillard Bates
Pomona
Cal
Camp Point
Warren Kelley
Leta
Evergreen Cemetery
Charles Welsh
Charles
Lawrence Terry
William Cutter, Jr
St. Louis
G. W. Gelling
Margaret Helmreich
Jay Griswold
University of Illinois
Lilla Harris
Faye Coscart
Carthage
John van Winkle
Eva Hudson
Bowen
John Sherrick
Joseph Wheeler
Methodist Church
Myrtle King
Meredusia
Lula Jacobs
G. ¥. Downing
Mabel Grove
William Grove
Ruth Robertson
Bernice Sutton
Happy wedding in Kinderhook United in Baptist rite
In Kinderhook on Thursday June 9 Miss Nona Clark of south of Plainville and Mr Paul Sprague of Hull II were married at 6 p m by Rev J B Martin at the Kinderhook Baptist parsonage. Attendants included Dorathy Clark and Mrs Sprague with Deacon Sprague and sisters Helen and Dorothy Sprague Prayers and well wishes follow for a happy married life. The couple will reside in a new home near Chas Foster’s with belongings already moved in.
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Kinderhook
Wenona Clark
Plainville
Paul Sprague
Hull
Baptist
J. B. Martin
Kinderhook Baptist Church
Miss Clark
Dorothy
Daniels
Mr. Sprague
Deacon Sprague
Helen
Dorothy Sprague
Chas. Foster's
Greeks to Demoralize Demobilization Decree
Athens reports the Greek cabinet will publish a demobilization decree immediately abolishing the twelve senior military classes. The move aims to demoralize the armed forces in a major restructuring of service.
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Athens
London
Prohibit Coal Exports to Greece Causes Prohibition
London reports all coal exports to Greece are banned. The terse diplomatic note offers no further details, and the move follows ongoing international tensions affecting trade and alliance relations.
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London
Greece
Dr King's New Discovery for Coughs and Colds
An advertisement extols Dr King’s New Discovery as a pleasant sweet syrup for coughs and colds. It claims long use proves its effectiveness, guarantees satisfaction or money back, and urges keeping remaining medicine as insurance against future illness.
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DR. King
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Prof. von Behring
Lima Friends
J. H. McClintic
J. M. Roming
J. W
Emmett Graves
Shelbyville
Tollie
Herbert Snyder
J. W. Romig
Johns
Lester
Paloma
Ill
West Ely
Meridas Stevens
John T. Whiteside
Rahoka
Congress
Marion County
Taylor
Fester
Emerson
John Kluesmeier
T. L. Schneider
Jane Howard
Columbia
M. C. Carr
EL. M. Howard
Julius Stuhlman
Ed Quest
Chicago
Francis Nelson
Central College
Fayette
State University
J. J. Veeple
Lee Gash
George W. Moore
Thomas Ballard
Oo. G. Sanford
Ed Disselhorst
Overland
Nix & Berghofer
Anna Moore
Mt. Zion
Edna
Bertha Drescher
Nellie
Ruth Buchanan
Lawrence
Kan
George Lake
W. W. Sears
Roy Brown
H. M. Howard
Ilan
Cornelius Roach
Charles B. Sample
Mary Linn
Glenn F. Whitley
Nashua
Lucy Summerfield
Byron H. Hatter
Hydesburg
Esther Hampton
A. W. Fox
Jessie Narmoen
Denver
Newell J. Miller
Brookfield
Katherine Porter
Allen Henbner
Anna Meier
Coatsburg
Hl Vorman McPike
Katie Hopkins
James E. Seal
Hattie Randolph
Hasco
R. B. Sandster
Ada Smith
Magien County
Woodland, MO
Cornell University
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Mercurio Bros. Spaghetti Mfg. Co
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