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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1916

Page

4

Adams county votes bonds for state aid roads and sanatorium tax

Adams county voters will decide in November on issuing 1 180 000 in bonds to build state aid roads, with 300 miles targeted and state reimbursement. A separate measure asks for a 3 mill tax for an anti tuberculosis sanitarium funded by the Woodruff Memorial. The board approved and adjourned after a lengthy session, while culverts for Good Roads were denied and a coal contract awarded for the courthouse and county home.

Adams County Board of Supervisors State Adams County Anti- Tuberculosis Society Woodruff North Twenty-fourth Street State Aid Road Committee State Aid Committee Heitholt Walker William Cunnane Finance Committee Abbott Ausmus Arntzen Bader Bener Henhoff Cook Cunnane Dettle Grubb Grimmer Jacobs Schelp Kiefer Larimore McIntyre Metzger Menke McNay Robertson Sullivan Taylor Tibesar Judiciary Committee Chamber of Commerce Reeves Strickland W. FP. Bader Poor Farm Committee Quincy Coal Company

Death of Earl Jude at Blessing Hospital

Earl Jude of southeast of Camp Point died in Blessing hospital at 2 15 Thursday morning after five months illness. Born near Camp Point July 4 1893 he would have been 23 in July. Survived by parents Christ and Mrs Jude three brothers John George in Quincy James in Camp Point and three sisters Mrs Yachs in Quincy Mrs Parm in Clayton and Mrs Frame in Clayton. Body taken to August F Stormer undertaker parlors for burial at Camp Point.

Earl Jude Camp Point Blessing Hospital Christ Jude John George Quincy James Joe Yachs Charles Parm Louis Frame Clayton August F. Stormer

Funeral notices for Vanden Boom Sieckmann Cordsiemon

Funeral services are set for Gerry W. Vanden Boom at 8:30 AM in the family home Cohasset and 9:00 AM at St. Rose of Lima church with burial at Calgary cemetery. Henry Sieckmann has a 2:30 PM service at Mrs Kordsiemon’s residence and burial at Woodland cemetery. Franciska Cordsiemon’s services are 2:00 PM Sunday at 727 South Twenty second Street and 2:30 PM at Salem Evangelical Church with burial at Greenmount cemetery.

Gerry W. VandenBoom Gerry W. Vanden Boom Cohasset Locust Boulevard St. Rose of Lima Church Calgary Henry Sieckmann Kordsiemon Washington Street Woodland Cemetery Franciska Cordsiemon Franciska Cordsieman South Twenty-second Street Salem Evangelical, Church Greenmount Cemetery

Welling Deaths and Obituaries in Local Area

David Welling, a former Marcelline resident and farmer, died near Monte Vista at about 50 years old. He leaves a widow in Monte Vista and a daughter in this county, with his body to be taken to his brother Joseph Welling near Marceline for funeral services. Mrs Erika Kerker’s funeral occurred at home and St. Jacobi Lutheran Church with large attendance and floral tributes. burial followed at Woodland cemetery. Gertrude Meyer of 627 South Ninth Street left for Chicago University for summer term.

David Welling Ward Quincy Monte Vista Cole Marcelline Joseph Welling Fredericka Kerker Frederika Kerker Louis Haflerberg South Fifteenth Street St. Jacobi Lutheran Churely G. D. Hamm Ladies’ Aid Society Prank William Walter Albert Apenbrink Harvey Behrensmeyer Leroy Snerker Woodland Cemetery J. W. Weisheit Fred Fleetman Louise Fleetman Camp Point Larry Behrensmeyer Roy Manechmidt Barry Gertrude Meyer South Ninth Street Berrian Chicago Chicago University

Druggist Makes Business Change in Carthage

Charles E. Robertson leaves Carthage for a St. Charles Illinois drug store and is replaced by Mr. Case. Mrs. Robertson active socially with numerous farewell events. Flag Day observed. city council discusses Walnut street extension and fire truck purchase. various local social and probate notes.

Carthage Charles E. Robertson Public Square St. Charles Illinois Robertson Our City Case Lee Siebenborn A. J. Whalen Sargeant Ela Aaron Ernest O. Reaugh Degretstic Science Club Walnut Street Randolph Street

Workhouse Auditors Meet. Visitors in City

The workhouse commissioners and the board of auditors for the workhouse met in the mayor’s office Thursday afternoon and audited monthly bills. Visiting Quincy Friends James Shafer of Edina, Mo., stays with C. B. Legg during a few days in the city. Shafer is with the Shafer Brothers firm in Edina.

Workhouse Commissioners Workhouse Board of Auditors Quincy James Shafer Edina City C. B. Legg Shafer Shafer Brothers

Dr King's New Discovery Promises Relief From Coughs

A long standing cough remedy advertises Dr King's New Discovery. It highlights pine balsam with tar to soothe air passages, loosen mucus, and prevent coughing. The ad claims the product aids natural sleep and helps the body heal by promoting rest and recovery.

Dr. King

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