Clough Reihm Hosts Dealers and Guests Dinner
A Clough Reihm Co. dinner at Hotel Quin cy brought together outside dealers and industry men for a get together and truck tractor show. John G. Clough presided as toastmaster as Frank Garner urged postwar truck freight growth and enduring battery advertising.
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Clough- Reihm Automobile Co
Quincy
al Bed
Clough-Reihm
Clough-Reihm Co
Quincey
John G. Clough
Frank Garner
Clough- Rothmn Co
Res Ray Hill
Mt. Sterling
A. H. Heitholt
C. Heitholt
Payson
Frank Duease
J. A. Emerick
Hannibal Motor Body Co
Dobbin
Bossy
Clough
T. C. Ridge
Royal Walters
William Nichols
John F. Garner
O. R. Hill
Hannibal
Frank T. Ducase
David Goertz
Harry N. Dernham
S. H. Cady
Chicago
Frank D. Thompson
R. O. Brinker
F. F. Fowler
St. Louis
E. S. Clough
Carson Heitholt
F. F. Bier
Golden
Thomas C. Ridge
L. Mourning
R. W. Efert
la Prairie
Lee
Murphy
Carthage
Royal Watters
W. G. Brown
New Canton
Mr. Flodskins
Canton
W. Myers
Mr. Cole
Neil
Bowen, IL
C. L. Reihm
Probate court names executors and estates bond set
In probate court Martin Bailey and Harry O Felsman were appointed executors of the Louis Felsman estate and given a bond of 18000 dollars. An inventory of the Henry C Ridder estate shows real estate of unquoted value and cash totaling 70 dollars. Baltimore is noted as the home of the first American Methodist church.
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Martin Bailey
Harry O. Felsman
Louis Felsman
Henry C. Ridder
Baltimore
First American Methodist Church
Many Deeds Filed in Hancock County Real Estate Rally
Hancock county circuit clerk office reports a record pace on March first with 76 instruments and 138 on Monday. Mortgage totals run high, with deed values reaching thousands and the largest at 41427.50 per acre for a quarter section. Married in Chicago Hiram T Scofield wed Miss Lola Fletcher. they head to Quantico Virginia before Scofield’s discharge and a Kansas City post. Andrew Harnly to headline Lyceum at Presbyterian church, a BI event from Illinois Wesleyan University.
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Carthage
Circuit Clerk and Recorder's Office
Hancock County
Chicago
Hiram T. Scofield
Lola Fletcher
Quantico
Virginia
Ellen S. Scofield
United States
6Th Marines
Scofield
Knox B. Fletcher
Columbia School of Music
Carthage College
Glee Club
Marines
Kansas City
Cou
Presbyterian Church
Andrew H. Harnly
Harnly
Illinois Wesleyan University
Sketch of W. W. Roe, Liberty illinois native 1879
William Walter Roe son of Isaiah B and Susan Walker Roe was born February 1 1879 near Liberty Illinois and died February 28 1919 in St Marys hospital Quincy aged 40 years 38 days He lived with his mother after his fathers death in 1906 and after his mothers 1916 death he stayed on the old homestead until moving to Liberty He joined the Church of the Brethren at fourteen and suffered from asthma for many years
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William Walter Roe
Isiah B
Susan (Walker) Roe
Liberty
Ill
St. Mary's Hospital
Quincy
Church of the Brethren
Willie
Funeral for local artist and weaver in Walker Cemetery
The article notes the death following cancer with a second operation on Feb 28 1919 after prior illness. Survived by brother Ralph three nephews an aunt Mia lie Allen Camp Point and uncle Charlie Walker and many friends. Known as a genius and artist with weaving crochet and knitting works. Funeral Monday at 2 pm Church of the Brethren with Elders G O Stutsman and T I Deckman officiating. Burial in Walker cemetery. Casket bearers named.
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Hsa
Ralph
Mia
Lie Allen
Camp Point
Charlie Walker
G. O. Stutsman
TI. Deckman
Church of the Brethren
I. D. Heckman
M. Mortensen
Walker Cemetery
Lucas Akers
Ray Clary
Carl McMahon
Carl Linn
Norm Blentlinger
John Reid
Nominations Fail As Congress Adjourn
Washington reports that an inability to secure an executive session due to a Republican filibuster led to the failure of many nominations. Names affected include A Mitch ell Palmer for attorney general William Norman Hapgood for American minister to Denmark Brig Gen Robert Noble for major general and other federal judges postmasters and officials. Recess nominations will be made.
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Washington
Inabili
T Senate
A. Mitchell Palmer
William Norman Hapgood
Denmark
Robel
E. Noble
Err
Army Medical Corps
Sallee Purchased by Cincinnati on Homeward Move
Cincinnati March 5 Pitcher Harry Sallee of the New York Nation league club was purchased Tuesday by the Cincinnati club. The transfer was made because Sallee wishes to play near his home at Highginport Ohio and be closer to family.
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Garner
Case Man
R. Harrison
J. I. Case Co
Goodyear
R. Thompson
Goodyear Tires
C. H. Cady
Diamond T. Tires
J. I. Lindsey
J. T. Case Company
Chevrolet Cars
Clough-Reihm Company
Ataldruggiat
Tures
W. W. Roe
Congress
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