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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1916

Page

11

Barry Man Buys Fine Missouri Saddle Horse

Pittsfield June 24 A sale from Thomas UC Lane of Quincy brings a top notch five year old Missouri saddle horse named Missouri McDonald to T J McVay of Jarry. Lane praises the horse as stylish and well bred, a standout in this region. Local society notes various visits and events across Pike county with names and places.

Pittsfield Thomas UC Lane Quincy T. J. McVay Jarry Missouri McDonald McVay Don Milburn San Antonis Texas Helen Abbott Naples L. A. Chamberlain John Dennis Baby Springfield James Colvin Katharine Hess Chicago Northwestern Henry Shriver Detroit Iowa Henry Stain Barry Alvin Main Dr. Main C. M. Hirsheimer Petersburg W. D. Dutton Kansas Earl Graham Claud Watters R. N. Anderson Newman Board of Supervisors W. T. Reynolds Wm. Fantz W.S. Binns A. E. Saylor Grace Bell Dora Juerner California Olive Flossie June Samuel Kendrick Mesdames Bell Kierner

Maywood Community News Highlights and Weddings

Maywood events mirror a busy period with Sunday Children’s Day exercises drawing a large crowd. Local residents travel for school, medical care, and family visits while several weddings and visits from Canton, Rock Island, and Quincy mark social life. Otto Minch’s appendix operation in Blessing hospital ends well.

Maywood Barrs Loudermilk Columbia Dr. Nunn Ed Mallory Kelley Quincy Mattie Dunser Maud Clark Canton McTate Rock Island Emerson Miss Murphy Iola Jackson Iniew Frank Stratton B. H. Kirkham Quincey Polly Crystal Hannibal Sidney Johnson Charley Lindstrom George White Meda Loveland Colo Mrs. White Wyoming Mr. White

Cut This Out It Is Worth Money Treasure Slip Ad

An old advertisement urges readers to cut out the slip and mail it to Foley & Co in Chicago to receive a trial package. The offer promises Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound for bronchial coughs and colds, Foley Kidney Pills for back and kidney issues, and Foley Cathartic Tablets for constipation and biliousness, describing miscellaneous health benefits.

Te Foley & Co Chicago Ill Foley Miller Arthur Drug Co

Philadelphia News Notes Include Social Visits And Local Business

Local residents attend church events and visit relatives in nearby towns. Milk and hog trades appear with prices noted. several reporters travel to Quincy and Hannibal for errands. A city baseball game is announced for Sunday as residents enjoy school and church programs hosted by Palmyra and Nelsonville communities.

Hamilton H. H. Weiler Geo. Schlenk Warsaw Mathis Bro Ellis Waverly Enry Staaf Nettie Clarence Spear Quincy Irene Hanise Tramilton Moncayw Dorothy Schwartz Keokuk Charles and Geo. Thorp Philadelphia Marty Clark Jim Thompson Lyman McPike Cliff Carter Emerson Eugene Moore Nebraska Elmer Powell Roscoe Berle Ethel McElivee Nelsonville WM. Lantris Paloma Djl Homer Tnez Clark Pea Ridge Retta Jenning Columbus Lawrence Allen J. L. Wright Ursa Ill Lottie Critchlow E. ©. Crane Palmyra Albert Cort Maud Mallory W. P. Bowles Edd Kerrick Dudley Tutcherson Lizzie Freeman Anna Scott Hannibal Ray Jenny Ewing School Henry Plank Canton Mary Humphrey Hurdland A. V. Ely Dudley Hutcherson New Mexico Fred Eaker Ed. Leggett Lillian McPike Bessie Norfleet Charles McKamey John McKamey Hunnewell Steffenville Fraulein Foreman Pearl Coleman Emmett Rhoades Vernon Johnson Toe Allen Dick Raleigh Shinn Joe Allen Pearl Johnson Alph McPike Will Leake Henry Terrill Clay Gibbons Benbow Isaac Lee Wilson Terrill Herbert Johnson Luther Sams Kansas Amy Belle LaFoe Belleville Lenella Ragar Jim Woods Shelby County M. A. Romine Macon City Congress E. L. Painter Bud Painter LaGrange John Martin Jack Crane Heather Roy la Foe Alma Cortland Anna Fagan Maywood Kiser Spence Miller Crane Anna Mayme Phillips Mabel Preston James Brown Plura Hutcherson Vera Haycraft C. W. Hamlin Dan Phillips Alex Snider

Sloan's Liniment Proclaimed Fast Knee Relief

James Ferguson of Philadelphia reports that Sloan's Liniment gave wonderful relief after years of knee pain. One application reduced suffering and provided quick relief without rubbing. The ad urges readers to try Sloan's Liniment, available at drug stores for 25 cents.

James Ferguson Phila Sloan

Hughes Endorsed for President by Wisconsin Progressives

Madison Wis June 24 Charles E Hughes was endorsed for president and W H Hatton of New London chosen as governor candidate at a Progressive Republicans conference. The platform backs Robert M LaFollette for U S Senator. If it wasn't for the mistakes they make some men would never be heard of.

Hughes Madison Wis Charles E. Hughes W. H. Hatton New London

Advertising as a force for economic good and progress

The article extols advertising as essential to modern economy, arguing it enables wide distribution of factories, lowers prices, and expands choice. It claims advertising motivates better goods and lifestyles, fuels competition, and informs buyers, making it the greatest economic influence of the era.

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Barry Man T. E. Lane Spot Lyell John Lyell Robert M. LaFollette U. S The Associated Advertising Clubs of the World Indianapolis Chalmers Motor Company Quincy Gas, Electric & Heating Co
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