Hancock County Board Meeting Deliberations In Carthage
The Hancock county board of supervisors met in regular session in the courthouse with most members present. They appointed standing committees for the ensuing year, reviewed Supt S D Weiser's county home and farm report, approved medical pauper contracts, and discussed jail, blind relief, and bridge matters. The board toured the county home, praised Superintendent Weiser and Ms Weiser, and arranged future electric wiring work though right of way issues delayed progress. They also sent delegates to a Quincy meeting and noted Knights of Columbus activities and local civic visits.
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Carthage
Hancock County Board of Supervisors
Court House
E. W. Huston
Fountain Green Township
Ben S. Duffy
Pilot Grove Township
Charles Carter
Walker Township
Jacob Zeh
Appanoose Township
Wilson Snyder
D. I. Riley
A. C. Hervert
E. H. Fleming
J. F. Foley
C. L. Whitney
F. J. Reu
Geo. Boegner
W. F. Hertelstein
Mark Fisher
A. C. Williams
T. E. Burner
O. B. Turner
J. F. Landis
R. W. Ayers
F. L. Kimbrough
S. B. Duffy
Glenn Hartman
F. O. Gash
Jas. F. Crawford
Jacob Zimmerlin
Crawford
D. Weiser
County Home and Farm
Zimmerlin
County Home
County Home and Farm Committee
Chili Township
Thornber
Hertenstein
S. D. Weiser
Augusta
G. W. Gist
Beaumont
Texas
Hancock County
Elvaston
William Burgner
Clyde P. Johnson
Mack & Mack
Rana
Secretary of Supervisors, Commissioners and Clerk's Association of Illinois
Quincy
Ill
Williams
W. P. Currey
J. F. Crawford
W. E. Miller
Burner
County Treasurer's Association of Illinois
Peoria
FE. O. Reaugh
Pekin
Knights of Columbus Lodge
Edward Kelley
Robert Kelley
D. P. Durham
Percy Culkin
James Markey
Frank Markey
Mr. McNally
Fred Hull
Albert Meternick
Isadore Meternick
Leo McCarty
Bryan McCarty
Levering Palmer
John J. Welch
Edward Vetter
Andrew Babbington
Roy Hamilton
Mr. Martin
Joe Fitzpatrick
McGraff
Louis Culkin
Steve Kelley
A. J. Whalen
Father O'Brien
B. M. Cavanagh
Mr. Cavanagh
Tioga Barn and Contents Burned
Tioga, June 14. Between 10 and 11 p.m. Friday the barn of A. J. Neaterour Jr. burned with all contents. Neighbors saved nothing but the horses. Origin unknown. Barn and contents insured. Marie West left Saturday for Galesburg to visit brother Grover family. Hazel Hedrick visiting relatives in Rock Island. Ross Arthur of Stillwell spent Sunday with S. A. Neatergur family. William Boge traveled to Keokuk and Hamilton on Monday. Irene Haneise of Hamilton visiting relatives. Children’s Day observed in M. E. church with a fine program and large attendance. Rev. Schmitt of California arrived to take charge of the German church. attending conference this week. Louise Deitrick returned home after six months with daughters in Keokuk. Bell Clampitt returned to Tioga to live. Charles Ensminger purchased a new Ford runabout. Parent-Teachers Association Lincoln school last meeting Monday night, with pupil work on display and an educational program.
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William Boge
Keokuk
Hamilton
Irene Haneise
M. E
Schmitt
California
Louise Deitrick
Bell Clampitt
Tioga
Charles Ensminger
Rev. Schmitt
Gem City college team finishes season with mixed results
Gem City Business college baseball team fielded seven states among twelve players, organized in April and disbanded after a 14 game schedule. Wins include Camp Point 2 1 on May 30 and Memorial Day Polarine 4 1, with other notable scores and losses to La Grange Mo and St Francis College. C E Lane managed and R McCormick served as captain.
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Gem City Business College
Ilinois
Gem City College
Camp Point
Polarine
Quincy
Memorial Day
Quincy High School
la Grange
Gems
St. Francis College
C. E. Lane
R. McCormick
Davenport Is Wild Boston Champs Win
Boston defeated St. Louis 5 to 3 on Tuesday in a game played in Davenport after an early lead built by Boston. Ruth, Shore and Cady, Thomas, Davenport, Koob, Fincher, Baumgardner and Chapman, Severeid, Hartley were the battery.
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ST. Louis
Boston
Davenport
R.H.E
Ruth
Shore
Cady
Thomas
Koob
Fincher
Baumgardner
Chapman
Severeid
Hartley
SPORTETTES (Continued from Page 4.)
In a game yesterday Baxter sustained a severe blow to the head while sliding into second as Lingle’s throw to Vogel caused an out. He recovered enough to rejoin play after a brief delay. Vogel’s feud rumor with the Baxter family surfaced after Bill Brennan stated no personal grievance against Vogel. Otto was struck out four times by His Majesty in yesterday’s contest. Ziggy Sherer lined a long eighth inning hit to center that could have become a home run, but he remained at third as Sondheim struck out. Free admission for ladies continues through the week with many taking advantage.
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Baxter
Lingle
Vogel
Bill Brennan
His Majesty
Otto
Ziggy’ Sherer
Zig
Sondheim
Waterloo Defeats Mason City In Final Game Of Series
Waterloo tops Mason City 4 to 1 in the third game of a series played Tuesday in Mason City. Score by innings shows Mason City 0 0 0 1 and Waterloo 0 0 0 1 0 0 4. Batteries: Corey and Weeks for Mason City. Zackert and Bercher for Waterloo.
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Waterloo
Mason City
Iowa
Corey
Weeks
Zackert
Bercher
Webster Champions Clinch Public School Baseball Title
Webster and Webster school combined for 28 hits against Bakers and Sanders of Jefferson, routing 18 to 0 to clinch the public school championship. Degitz starred for Webster, allowing five hits as the pennant winners are Trapp, Hazel, Weisenberger, Tuffir, Thomas, Degitz, Jarrett, Thornhill among others.
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Webster
Webster School
Bakers
Amusements Today Theater Lineup and Casts
The Orleans listings show multiple venues with a mix of films and stage shows. Highlights include Orpheum presenting The Whirlpool and The Man of Sorrow at Belasco, Bijou features Suzanne Carter's Musical Revue, and Star offers Clara Kimball Young in The Yellow Passport. Additional acts include Norma Talmadge, William Hinckley, Jewel Carmen, Fatty Arbuckle in The Other Man, and Bry ant Washburn with Ruth Stonehouse in The Prince in Disguise.
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Edina Goodrich
Armstrong
Clara Kimball Young
Belasco
William Farnum
Savoy
Norma Talmadge
William Hinckley
Jewel Carmen
Fatty Arbuckle
Quincy
Bryant Washburn
Ruth Stonehouse
the Prince In Disguise
Robby Connelly
Cinle
Miss McCoy Featured in The Isle of Love at Quincy Theater
In Quincy Today, Miss McCoy joins the Mutual stars in The Isle of Love, highlighting her as a featured performer at the Quincy theater. The article notes her prominence among the new Mutual lineup and confirms the show's venue.
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Miss McCoy
Mutual
Quincy Theater Today
Gertrude McCoy
New Star of Gaumont
Mutual Masterpictures
Personal notices of Nebe funeral escort and travel
August Niekamp who accompanied the body of C. H. Nebe to this city last week returned to Detroit Monday evening. Mrs Niekamp will remain for a visit with relatives. Henry Wiskirchen left Tuesday for Frankfort Missouri in the interest of his farm and will be gone for several days.
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August Niekamp
C. H. Nebe
Detroit
Steamboat Schedule On River Time Table Update
The steamer Dubuque will arrive from St Louis at 6 this evening en route to Keokuk and depart at 9 for the north. The Keokuk will be down from Burlington and Keokuk at 10:30 this morning, returning at 3 this afternoon. The Helen Blair will be down from Davenport at 10:30 Thursday morning, returning at 3 in the afternoon.
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St. Louis
Keokuk
Burlington
Helen Blair
Davenport
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Hancock County Board Meeting
Herbert
Board of Supervisors
3. D. Weiser
F E. W. Dunham
Weiser
Ilinois Western
New Post Toasties
A. J. Neaterour
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Parent-Teachers’ Association of Lincoln School
F. Fichter
Edward Ledebrink
F. R. Peterson
L. H. Saeger
L. M. Diffendorfer
Capt. R. McCormick
E. Mancle
G. Fogelberg
R. Neff
D. Ellis
M. Hatfield
GEM City
Orpheum
The
Quincy Today
Pientaa
Tera
Eas
Broadway
Pure Ice Company
Jac “Quincy
Fifth St
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