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Rulfs Brewing Co announces its High Grade Beer brewed from choicest materials. Emphasizes excellence and peerless quality. Prompt attention to private orders.
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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1917
Page
9
Rulfs Brewing Co announces its High Grade Beer brewed from choicest materials. Emphasizes excellence and peerless quality. Prompt attention to private orders.
Neder and by virtue of a county court order will sell at public auction in Quincy Illinois on March 28 1917 at 11 am undivided seven ninths of 100 acres east side of northeast quarter section 26 township 1 north range 6 west except land west of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad right of way subject to a mortgage to Joseph A Nevins dated December 7 1909 and the dower and homestead estate of Birdie Coleman Guardian Bird Coleman Mottarroth Attorney
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In Berlin a 41 year old widow Frau Meta Kupfer posed as a legitimate food trader and lured investors with promises of 12 percent monthly interest. She forged bills of lading, opened six bank accounts, and hosted lavish entertainments while deceiving investors about a distant warehouse. Her daughter aided the scheme, which collapsed as authorities exposed the ruse.
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