Mrs W P Squires Dies After Prolonged Illness
Mrs Lillian Squires of 1212 Maine street died Friday morning after a long illness at age 54. She had been bedfast seven weeks and leaves her husband and three daughters, with funeral plans pending in Bowen. Also noted is obituary for Gerry W VandenBoom with funeral details for Cohaset and Calvary cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Squires
W. P. Squires
Maine Street
Mill Creek
Dbewwen
Oulney
Liv
Col. Wlow. Berry
Friends
Threey
Manse Taw
Canada
Archie Trent
Quincy
Ethel
Bowen
Funeral services for Henry Sieckmann held at home
Henry Sieckmann's funeral was conducted at 2 30 p m Friday in the home of sister Mrs Nordsiemon 824 Washington attended by many. Rev TL HW Schwietert of Christ Evangelical church led the service with the church quartet singing. Pallbearers were Cooper Niemeyer Tor B Smith Daniel Klingerschmidt William Jergman William Adams and Henry Fleer. Burial followed at Woodland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sieckmann
Tro -Sister
Funeral Arrangements for Mrs Pranciska Cordsiemon Remon
The funeral for Mrs Pranciska Cordsiemon Remon is set for 2:00 PM Sunday at the home 727 South Twenty Second Street and 2:30 PM at Salem Evangelical Church. Burial will follow in Greenmount Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franciska Cordsiemon
Pranciska Cord- Remon
South Twenty-Second Street
Salem Evangelical Church
Greenmount Cemetery
Earl Judd Dies. Funeral Planned At Home
Earl Judd resided southeast of Camp Point and died in Blessing hospital Thursday morning. His body was taken to Camp Point Friday afternoon. Funeral services will be held at his home Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Judd
Earl Tudd
Camp Point
Blessing Hospital
Neumann Death Notice and Obituary Fragments From Richmond
Gustav J Neumann of Richmond Virginia died June 6 after heart failure induced by acute indigestion. He resided in Lynchburg and planned Memphis as burial place. Rev Michael Richardt O Mor former local college teacher and pastor died in Santa Barbara California June 8 born September 22 1881 in Germany. He joined the order of St Francises at 17 and was later a priest and professor at Pramers College before retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustav J. Neumann
Richmond
Fred Co Newmann
Newmann
Ind Law
Mr. Neumann
Dea’clock
Mr Neumann
Lynchbure
Lynchburg
Neumann
Memphis
Michael Richardt
O. Fo OM
Santa Barbara
Cal
Missin
Germany
Order of St. Fraveis
St. Seases
Columbus Roach
Prarmers College
Births in the city with multiple new arrivals
A string of birth notices lists several newcomers and families in the area. Names mention Mrs Joseph Gertes, Mr and Mrs Earth West, Mrs Walter Laws, and others with street addresses on Cedar Street and Seventh Street. The fragmentary item also notes a guest of Mr and Mrs Boudieau and references alumni and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Gertes
Owe Mr. Hotte
Norets
Bern
Earth
Cedar Cyreet
Walter Laws
Sontio
Gaugister J
Ted el
What is Home Without an Heir
An article promotes a product called Mothers Friend as an aid for expectant mothers. It claims the remedy relaxes stretching muscles, reduces pain, and leads to restful days and peaceful nights after childbirth. It invites women to obtain the product from druggists and request a free guide from the producer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giai
Dfield Regulator Co
Lamar
Atlante
Soil experiment field near Clayton yields long term fertility gains
Farmers gathered at the clayton soil experiment field on thursday june 15 to hear Bower and Hopkins explain the study of 40 stations. They discussed soil types phosphorus and nitrogen shortages potash limestone and farm manure as sources, and compared livestock versus grain farming systems with four year rotations and results showing higher corn yields and net profits from treated plots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rusk
Soil Experiment Field
Kiney
Klongton
Ursa
Huston
North Fhaft
Honey Creek
Mendon
Concord
Camp Pont
Palmer Rusk
Bower
Statwa
Dower
Dr. Hopkins
Jur. Tierkins
Clayton
Mr. Bower
Mr. Washer
Sol
Adams County
Germany
Beawer
Thopidine
Hopkins
Photus Wee
Carthage
Will Present Fairy Play at St Johns Parental School
The commencement exercises of St Johns parental school unfold Wednesday evening in Tool Hall. The program features salutatory by Ernie Pambhorst, a welcome song, and a three act comedy The Fairies Favorite with Althea the princess causing mischief and a surprise encounter with an older tale. Cast lists include many students led by Althea played by M Stein and Fairy Aithea by C Tomamichel. Address by Rev Joseph Poustner closes the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Parential School
Tool Hall
Howdne Promgram
Ernie Puambhorst
Siath
Vatries Pavorites
Local Millinery and Social Updates from Crooks & Cox
Crooks and Cox advertise new panamas and stylish millinery at their store. Mr and Mrs D S Strader of Carthage visit their son Arthur at 63512 State Street. Mrs Frank Reed of Ellendale visits relatives, and Mr A R Dick returns from the east amid rain. Also notes on St Pauls Y P S cooking sale at Gas Office, and visits by Mr and Mrs August Steinmann of Aberdeen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crooks & Cox
D. S. Strader
Carthage
Arthur Strader
State Street
St. Paul's Y. P
August Steinmann
Aberdeen
S. D
City
H. Muegge
South Thirteenth Street
Steinmann
Snyder
A. R. Dick
Dick and Bros. Brewery Company
Frank Reed
Ellerdale
N. D
Theodore Bornmann
Jefferson Street
Charles Seifert
Mary Schering
Andover
Seifert
Belasco
Sale Music
Giles Bros
Choice
Labor Temple Meeting Schedule Next Week
Labor union meetings will be held in Labor temple at Ninth and State next week. Monday groups include Plumbers Painters and Plasterers. Thursday lists Carpenters No 189 Leather Workers Metal Polishers Stove Mounters. Friday Trades and Labor Assembly Bricklayers. Saturday Bakers and Brewers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Union
Labor Temple
Ninth
Trades and Labor Assembly
Quincys Pulse Goes to Convention and Return News
Circuit Clerk Erde Beatty heads to Chicago and Detroit to attend the annual Mystic Order of the Veiled Prophets convention as a Ghazzeh Grotto No. 46 delegate, sessions set June 15 to 21. Judge Lyman McCarl and Jackson R Pearce return from St Louis Democratic convention. Mayor Abbott attends Indiana graduation in Bloomington. Williams and Williams and Mrs Williams face arraignment for peace disturbance at Sixth and Locust. Machine gun company uniforms distributed to about 20 members. A Sunday drill includes a special examination for enlisted men seeking officer qualification. Henry Klues from Melrose brings in ten bushels of home grown potatoes at $2.25 a bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erde Beatty
Chicago
Detroit
The
Mystic Order of the Veiled Prophets of the Enchanted Realm
Lyman McCarl
Jackson R. Pearce
St. Louis
McCarl
Pearce
W.K. Abbott
Bloomington
Ind
Charlotte
University of Indiana
Johnson given 3412 days in workhouse on vagrancy
Johnson drew a term of 3412 days to the workhouse after arraignment on a vagrancy charge. He was arrested late Thursday near 218 Maiden Lane while trying to enter Mrs. Fries residence, claiming he intended Mrs. Hattie Howlett. Also, Joseph Pierce, an old soldier, was fined $8 total for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Johnson
George Fries
Maiden Lane Street
Fries
Hattie Howlett
Howlett
Walnut Alley
Broadway
Spring
Sixth
Joseph Pierce
Pierce
Marriage Licenses In Quincy Augusta And Indiana
Indiana man's experience with Foley Kidney Pills is shared in a testimonial from Frank Moseey of Moore's-EUHI Indiana. The notice lists several marriage licenses including John F Hermsmeier and Tyra Lageman, both of Quincy, and Samuel Lynn McGinnis of Augusta. Miller & Arthur Drug Co. advertises Foley Kidney Pills as relief for kidney pains backaches and rheumatic symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Hermsmeier
Quincy
Tyra Lageman
Samuel Lynn McGinnis
Augusta Legal
Anna Margaret Compton
Augusta We. Legal
Indiana
Frank Moseey
Moore
Euhi
Ind
Miller & Arthur Drug Co
Adv
Union Endeavorers Plan Trolley Ride
The Union Endeavorers announce a trolley party to depart Luther Memorial Church at 7 45 PM with sections meeting at Highland Park and Twelfth Maine streets. Cars stop at Fifth and Maine and Fifth and Spruce with refreshments aboard. rain postponement to a week later. committee members include Lawrence Randall Harry Githens and Fred Spears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Christian“ Endeavorer
Luther Memorial Church
Twelfth
Jersey
Stree
Highland Park
Maine
Fifth
Spruce
Lawrence Randall
Harry Githens
Fred Spears
Pure Milk Ordinance To Be Presented To Council
City council to hear a draft milk ordinance prepared by the Pure Milk association next Monday night. The association formed months ago to secure better milk, aims to regulate for purity. Dr Roe J Christi leads a committee likely to press adoption, noting similar measures in other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pure Milk Association
State Board of Health
Loca Association
Roe J. Christi
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gerry W. VandenBoom
Gerry W. Vanden Boom
Cohaset
Locust Boulevard
St. Rose of Lima Church
Calvary Cemetery
Cabeth Mieiperwald
Valsubard
St. Mis
St. Sy Alumni Baieiet
Ane
Np) Boudieau
Ceee & Bsn
St. John's Parochial School
Althea
Refuuge
Teeotante
Ree
Nitjars Leo Mh Ptes
O Nt Marmiann
D. Heckle
Ro Raker
Ifeing
L. Kreinberg
A. Winking
S. Johannes
C. Duerkes
le Engels
M. Disseler
M. Marold
A. Bell
S. Wemmer
R. Mais
E. Maas
L. Lubbring
Moo Johannes
M. VandenBoom
M. Zumet
Boll
Ro Meyer
Mo Mais
V. Dierkes
Anitenie
Waterkotte
Kuhl
Tingels
So Johannes
T. Borssfaar
Faimand
H Tarmann
Gail
Kettler
Holtschlag
Helen
oShuette
Borengus
Maas
W. Crabby
Wiper
Tomamiche
M. Zengel
E. Danghorst
Po Bocke
W. Bott
Joseph Poustner
National Biscuit Company
Zoe
ZU Zo
Henry Klues
Melrose
Johnson
New York
Guitral Railroad
Lake Shore Limited
Lake Shore No.6
Orress
la Salle Street
B. Jerome
General Western
Entral Line
Young People's Society of the
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Selma Hoener
Mable Lamoe
Edna Strakeljahn
A. W. Fruecht
Social Union
Women's Alliance
Otis Murphy
First Baptist Church
Council
Free Skinner Mfg. CO
Omaha, U.S.A
Macaroni
America
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