Farmers to make try for corn crop in flood district
Mississippi rose six tenths of a foot in 24 hours flooding the Fabius district and prompting replanting of corn. A levee break in Taylor district will be repaired and Adams county raises funds to seed the inundated lands, seeking about 480 dollars plus existing district contributions to buy seed corn or loans to farmers.
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Mississippi
Mors
Fabius
Taylor
Iowa
Adams County
Northern Cord
District land seeding proven fruitful for year ahead
The district report states that the land proved successful and there is confidence it will be fruitful this year if properly seeded. Farmers are urged to maintain preparation and planting schedules to maximize yields.
Annual meeting of Quincy Building and Homestead directors
At the 41st annual meeting, the board reelected officers Charles Oehlman president E G Bradford vice president Henry Steinkamp treasurer M E Vasen secretary Emmons and Emmons were reappointed as attorneys. The year yielded 600 stockholders with profits of 60000. Receipts and disbursements total 173860 assets stand at 2462000 and loans on buildings rose 10000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy Building and Homestead Association
Charles Oehlman
E. G. Bradford
Henry Steinkamp
M. E. Vasen
Emmons
Red Cross Fund Meeting In National Week Plans
Quin cy Red Cross finance committee met Wednesday to discuss fund raising and use of National Red Cross Week. No action taken yet. A follow up meeting at Twinots State Bank was set for this afternoon to finalize the financial program. Children obstructed Eleventh Street with bricks between York and Kentucke streets causing near accidents and police concern. Bert Bode Fred Gehring and Frank Haggerty left for Chicago for a two week vacation and races trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy Red Cross Association
Wilson
Eleventh Street
York
Kentucke Streets
Bert Bode
Fred Gehring
Frank Haggerty
Chicago
Couple Weds in Ellington as Dedert Becomes Beckmeyer Bride
Emil H. Dedert and Greta G. Beckmeyer wed at noon in Ellington in the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Beckmeyer before about 30 guests. Rev C F Stecher conducted the ceremony. The couple will reside on Dedert’s Ellington farm. Mrs Dedert taught in the county and is mourned by the district. Florence Wisman played the wedding march. They honeymoon in Springfield and central Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellington
C. F. Stecher
Camp Point
Emil H. Dedert
Greta G. Beckmeyer
Henry A. Beckmeyer
Lawrence Steinagel
Vesta Beckmeyer
Florence Wisman
Mr. Dedert
Dedert
William Dedert
Limberg Johnson and Aliss Limberg Wed in Payson Home
Aliss Pearl Limberg daughter of Mr and Mrs Limberg of Payson wed Arthur Johnson in the bride's parents home Wednesday. Rev Frank Brown officiated with Gordon Johnson of Iowa and Lyda Schiele of Quincy as attendants. They plan a car trip to Iowa for visits and then housekeeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limberg Johnson
Aliss Pearl Limberg
Mary Roland
Qhimes
Johnson
Iowa
Miss Augusta Althoff and Alfred Harrison Wed in Hannibal
Miss Augusta Althoff daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Althoff 1504 North Twelfth street and Alfred Harrison wed in Hannibal on Thursday in a ceremony unknown to the bride’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Althoff
J. H. Althoff
North Twelfth Street
Alfred Harrison
Sycamore
Hannibal
Marriage of Miss Marie Daugherty and William L. Smith
Miss Marie Daugherty daughter of Mr and Mrs T J Daugherty 1407 Oak st and William L Smith of East St Louis were married in St Louis Thursday They came here Wednesday evening and left for St Louis Thursday morning The wedding surprised many friends Smith works for Pittsburg Railway Co in East St Louis where they will reside
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Daugherty
T. J. Daugherty
Oak Street
William L. Smith
East St. Louis
St. Louis
Mr. Smith
Pittsburg Railway Company
Wick Hatchet wedding in Quincy by Rev Shank
Mrs Ethel Wick and William Louis Hatchet of Quincy were married Thursday at 4 pm by Rev W O Shank of Central Baptist church. Attending were Mrs Susie Wick, 912 North Eighth street, the bride’s mother. The bride wore a white dress and pink roses.
Ring Ceremony Plan Tied to North Twelfth Street Home
The couple announced a ring ceremony and will reside at the bride’s mother residence located at 12 North Twelfth Street, marking a coordinated household arrangement.
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North Twelfth Street
Public notices and personal items in Quincy economy
A column of brief notices from Quincy includes political appeals for G. L. Klein in the Second ward race, social visits among residents, and multiple local business references. Items mention eye ear nose and throat doctor at 60114 Hampshire, Dr. Stannus, tire sales, and a new Harley-Davidson police motorcycle. Travelers include Gunther Hardware Co. and various residents visiting or leaving town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder
G. L. Klein
Hampshire Street
Stannus
Joe Esler
Edwin Balthrope
Irwin-Overland Company
Harlingen
Texas
Gunther Hardware Co
F. H. Manny
Timewell
Quincy
Fred Schildman
John Berlin
Warsaw
L. J. Meyers
Bowen
Loren C. Cox
2101
Prairie Avenue
Madison Schofield
Hannibal
H. F. Lafler
State Bank
Henry Walker
Chicago
A. Padovic
Broadway
H. E. Schmiedeskamp
Peoria
Galesburg
J. W. Nutt
South Park
Gertrude F. Vogel
Nicksville
Ona Lee Harland
Shelbyville
George Harland
North Fourth Street
W. Kk. Githens
Elsberry
Adoption of American schedule announced by president
Chicago June 15 Adoption of a 42 game schedule for the American Association was announced by President Hickey. The compromise draft, ready after a club owners meeting, will fit into the current chart ending August 8 and extend the season to September 19 with Minneapolis at Toledo and other matchups. Opening series on August 7 features Toledo at Columbus and Indianapolis at Louisville among cross matchups. Each club gets three Sunday dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Association
Hickey
Minneapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Columbus
Kansas City
Louisville
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Helps Clear Colds
An ad touts Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as effective against colds and germs. It claims to ease tight chest, soothe throat and cough, and invigorate tissues with honey and expectorant ingredients. A bottle costs 25 cents at your druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bell
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Keeley Institute
Dwight
Quincy Building and Home Association
Glacier National Park
Yellowstone National Park
Cody Road
Rocky Mountain National Estes Park
National Park
Burlington
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pike's Peak
Long Peak
Buffalo Bill
Rockies
A. S. Ellis
Ibilinoia
Althoff-Harrison
Daugherty-Smith
Mavnest
Woolworth’s
Goodyear
Gun Metal
Columbia
Lewis Shoe Store
Maine ST
Jerry Akers
Association
Scotch Woolen Mills
Priestley’s
Cravenette
Kool Kloths
Samuels” Straws
Hampshire
Ernst Plumbing CO
Best Bros
Harrison-Wilson Hasse Plumbing CO
Sullivan Bros. A. C. Schuering
Quincy Gas, Electric & Hig. Co
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