Boulevard and Park Association Annual Report 1919
President K J Parker presents the Quincy Boulevard and Park Association annual report detailing park improvements, road work, new one way drive plans near Sunset Park, the South Park culvert project, and a push for broader city planning and funding to extend the active season and open spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. J. Parker
Boulevard and Park Association
Parks Durin
Sunset Park
Hiverview Park
Monument
Third Street
Cherry and
Cedar
Riverview Park
Sunset Hill Park
12Th Street
South Park
Harrison
Harrison Street
Harrison BouleVard
Washington Park
Washington, D. C
George Washington
Hannibal
Board of Supervisors
Civic League
Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce
Women’s Club
Quincey
EJ. Parner
Quincy Boulevard and Park Association
Vicks VapoRub Shortage Overcome at Last
A long shortage of Vicks VapoRub is declared over as production runs at full tilt. The firm reports 143 jars per minute and over 13 million jars distributed since last October, with a March discount deal for retailers and thanks to the drug trade for aiding during the influenza epidemic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VICKS
Vick
United States
California
Maine
Great Lakes
Gulf
Hancock Cases Filed For March Term
Carthage March 11 1919 last day for filing and docketing suits for Hancock circuit court March term which begins March 17. A list of complex civil and common law filings includes divorce partitions injunctions and damages actions with parties such as Joseph Fitzpatrick Lola Fitzpatrick Annie Perkins George Herbert and many others and various properties and dates referenced throughout the docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Hancock Circuit Court
Joseph Fitzpatrick
Lola Fitzpatrick
Mabel FE. van Arx
Anna M. Pitt
Annie L. Perkins
George Herbert
Fred JD Qutten
Mississippi River Power Co
Bil
Sime
Arthur B. Dutton
Paul Bo Gassawuay
Cora Bell Gassawas
Samuel Jf. Young
Angelina Young
Augusta
Hazel Hammond
Walter Hammond
Jule
J.ee County Savings Bank
James Wi. Gracey
Assumpsit
Henry K. Gronewald
Winnie Gronewald
Minnie Gronewald
Cora A. Karnes
Orville I. Karnes
J. Harvey Norris
Richard J. Ehmen
KE. Scombs
John Rowland
Symonds
Justice of Peace
Calplrt
Fred D. Dutton
Wm. BE
Winship
Wm. H. Sargeant
Rufus L
HW. Bartlett
Irwin
Samuel Peterson
Hiram B. Bloyd
Keokuk Electric Co
H.W. Crenshaw
eAssumpsit
Shas W. Prentiss
Squire Rh
Dale
Assumpsi
Adrian Elevator Co
Direcor General of Railroads
Ctreuit
John F. Scott
Hancock County
Elreuit
Charles F. Spence
Fred Hull
W. Humphrey
Daniel Hayes Company
Idato Corp
Robert Oakman
Daniel Hayes Co. Assumpsit
Frank W. Chandler
Daniel Hayes Co
Anna Diana KE. Mulroy
Iluarmenia Blackhurset
Orville F. Berry Et al O
Ena Hinman
Farmers State Exchange Brank, A Corp
Thush Teesdate
Hugh T. Teesdale
Farmers State Exchange Bank
A Corp
OtiMie EL Siegfried
the Knights and Ladies of Security
Assimpsit
Danages
Joseph Merriman
Otis al French
Minerva Hateh
George Bhatt
Ah Assumpsit
Stet
Win
Howard
Jacob Sliver
Loomis
Harold A. Meere
Farmers State
Exchingze Hank. 2 Corp
Ehoeh “Peesdale
Woo Gratinva
Johan W. Teterbote
Justices Court
Te Dt
Dade Son
Fine program at Seymour High school in Payson
An unusual ly good literary program was given in the Charles W. Seymour High school auditorium Saturday evening by the pupil body. The play Fortunes of War by David H. Rice led the program, with music by the Glee Club and High School Orchestra. Several readings and a Boy's quartet complemented the event, directed by Miss Blanche Wheeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glee Club
Harold (Kelly) Warner
America For Me
Home Sweet Home
Fes
Pee Salles
Aca
Els
We Glee Club
Velma Lawrence
Myra Rice
Muasse
Ifigh School Orchestra
Music Box
Ketek
Poealee
David H. Rice
Mr. Knight
Ralph
Myra Rice Ware Barnes
Mabel Chapman
Knight
Mr. Wollett
Love
Bay
Mr. Zipp
Poyson
J. G. Thompson
Carrie
Quincy
Jed Walker
E. P. Maher
Marguerite
Hull
J. H. Maher
George A. Cawthorne
Alin Quimey
Chatrch Sanday
Charles W. Seymiour
Justin Wagg
Lucile Waters
Margaret Braefield
Paul Kirkley
Lilda Gray
Ales Gray
Rank J. Brown
First Congregational
Chas, E. Gabriel
Frank J
Hannibal hosts horse and mule sale turnout noted
Braves were among Hannibal visitors on Saturday. J J Laawrence and son Oren and Everett Welton attended the Hannibal horse and mule sale on Saturday showing interest in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braves
Hannibal
J. J. Laawrence and Son
Oren
Everett Welton
Local Obscure Daily Notes From Plainville Illinois
Plainville residents report Kuhilman funerary details in Quincy after long illness. Walter Hamps attended Verrie Fulton funeral at Payson with the body sent from California to rest beside her husband. Albert Larrimore’s marriage to Mrs Joy Stratton of Kansas City surprised friends. Hetty Boren hopes to be out soon. Johnny Grown, a discharged soldier, passed through town Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kd Kuhilman
Quincy
Walter Hamps
Verrie Fulton
Payson
California
Frank Waters
Jean
Elsie Crim
Richfield
Wily
Humphrey
Larrimore
Albert Larrimore
Joy Stratton
Kansas City
Hetty Boren
Johnny Grown
Maywood News Glances At Local Doings And Notables
Maywood Missouri reports include Mrs. Floyd Fountain visiting Mrs. Belle Nesbitt, a successful school play at Woodmen Granger hall raising funds for the Durham school, and several residents leaving for California or traveling to visit kin. Notable obituaries mention Edith Gaines dying in Colorado and Mrs Eliza Wiseman passing in Iowa. health updates note Wilbur Nunn’s gall bladder operation and Stookey seeking better health in Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maywood
Floyd Fountain
Belle Nesbitt
Durham School
Woodmen-Granger Hall
J. S. Wiseman
Betty Legge
Carton
Ethel Rhodes
Colorado Springs
G. W. Lindsey
Clyde Merrell
California
Pearl Primrose
Novelty
K. G. Mitchell
Taylor
Miss Minute Gamin
St. Louisg
Bowling Green
R. Stookey
Newport
Ark
Oscar Bross
Edith Gaines
Durham
Colorado
Wilbur Nunn
Wirksville
Ben Wiseman
Eliza Wiseman
Leaders Keep Place In Bowling Congress Tournament
TOLEDO March 11 Thirty two pairs bowled in the two men event of the American Bowling Congress tournament Monday but failed to topple the leaders. Frank Jones and Bert Debold posted 167 for second place as rivals pressed hard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
American Bowling Congress
Frank Jones
Bert Debold
Top Bowling Teams Lead After First Day Event
The lead in the division is held by T McGovern and A Wilson with 1203, achieved on day one of a two day event. A Wolf and V Totten of Toledo share first in individuals with 1797 after Sunday play. Toledo's E M Wagner tops the day with 2297 while nine teams played on Monday night showing the tournament's weakest squad. War impact notes industrial output figures of steel and cast iron in regional production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. McGovern
A. Wilson
A. Wolf
V. Totten
Toledo
Wolf
Totten
E. M. Wagners
Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkener Ad
An old time remedy for gray hair is revived with Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound sold in drug stores. The ad claims the product darkens gray hair, blends with natural color, and leaves a soft lustre. It notes easy application with a comb or brush and markets youthful appearance as desirable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
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11Th
12Th Streets
John Stilwell
Electric Wheel Works
A. N. Caikina
Mark Camp Parker
Co. F
Gardner Park
Camp Parker
Camp Wood
Park Board
Adams County
Camp Logan
Texas
Express
Japan
Far East
Hancock
T.C Pooling &C
Payson School
Seymour
Pittsfield
L. W
Arthur Cannon
Capt
George Webster
Missouri
Earl Grigsby
Farmers’ State Bank
Edward Little
Independent Temperance Party
Josephine Baker
Summer Hill
Samuel Knox
Edward Davis
Elijah Davis
William Dunham
Timothy Curless
Minnie Pritz
Nashville
Tenn
Jacob Strauss
Alexander Strauss
Carl Main
Camp Funston
Whan
Henry Tonget
Ella Lile
Inis Call
Holeman Farm
Bert Wasy
Florence Hmetne
Fannis Waxy
Holeman
Julia Sellers
Melrose
Mae Monroe
Chas, Griffin, Jr
Dakota
Kate Lease
Ralph Tomlin
Barry
Plainville, Ill
Bowling Congress
Germany
France
Quincy Railway Company
U. S. Department OF Labor
Consumer
U.S. Department OF Labor
W. B. Wilson
Roger W. Babson
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