Welfare conference urged million for mothers relief
At Harrisonburg Pa closing session of the social welfare conference urged an appropriation of 1,000,000 for relief of mothers whose husbands died in the influenza epidemic leaving dependent children. Bulphuric ether noted as a useful antiseptic and anaesthetic in wartime surgery. Russian czar era schools described as overcrowded with 100 pupils per teacher. Government figures show about 1,500 people are struck by swimming annually in the United States, with around 99 deaths.
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Harrisonburg
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Local notes from Shelpin a Missouri and nearby towns
Mrs Lucy Davis made a business trip to Quincy Monday Mrs J T Landrum visited relatives in Hunnewell over Sunday Mr Harry Tuggle from Clarence spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs J B Dehner Mr and Mrs J D Blakey attended court at Shelbyville Monday Miss Helen Wilson visited home folks in St Joseph from Friday to Monday Mrs J M Holliday went to Clarence Monday for the week with T P Manuel and family Judge W L Drain of Macon was here Monday en route to Shelbyville for court Born to Mr and Mrs Thos Beary of Selden Kansas a son first grandchild for the Bearys Amos Roe began work Monday with a wholesale grocery firm in Kansas City Mrs Robert Smith visited her sister W L Davis in Hunnewell Saturday Mrs J W Cox visited her mother near Flester In Marion county the first of the week Mrs H W Wenniger went to Hannibal Saturday to visit her sister Mrs M L Francis Misses Mac and Mazel Caldwell and Miss Kula Todd spent Saturday in Quincy W L Shouse came from Jefferson City Thursday night to look after business matters Current Tanly of Wing City visited his parents south of town and have purchased new autos through Lloyd Hardware Co Recent resignations and relocations include Miss Ethel Storck returning from Washington DC to her home Elma Cooper going to Washington DC for a government post Miss Mary Spann becoming stenographer in Master in Chancery Edward Doocy’s office L T Graham spending days in Chicago. The board of supervisors meet next Tuesday to finish county business. Circuit Clerk John C Dinsmore ordered a new record book for discharges of Pike county soldiers.
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Lucy Davis
Quincy
J. T. Landrum
Hunnewell
Harry Tuggle
Clarence
J. B. Dehner
J. D. Blakey
Shelbyville
Helen Wilson
St. Joe
J. M. Holliday
T. P. Manuel
W. L. Drain
Macon
Thos. Beary
Selden
Kan
Andy Beary
Amos Roe
Kansas City
Robert Smith
W. L Davis
Sat
J. W. Cox
J. M. Lyell
Flester
Marion County
HW. F. Hwenniger
Hannial
M. L. Francis
Mac
Mazel Caldwell
Kula Todd
Quinney
W. L. Shouse
Jefferson City
Tanly
Wing City
W. T. Tanly
Lloyd Hardware Company
Ethel Storck
Washington, D. C
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John C. Dinsmore
Pike County
Elma Cooper
Mary Spann
Edward Doocy
L. T. Graham
Chicago
IF. OM. Eddingfield
Juanita
St Louis
Everett Lawrence
Riggs- Ville
Adam Kekman
Chambers- Durg
Tey. Anderson
Rev. Anderson
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John Kuhlman
Dorothy
Miss Saline Lambert
Waunthid
Ben Booker
Mra
Palmer
Veraittitas Klie
Chas
Bowers
Cote Tay Dave
Berth Perens
George Kennedy
Quincey
Klamer Implement Company Sale Draws Large Crowd
A Wednesday sale by Klamner Implement drew a large attendance despite bad roads. It was the largest sale for the company, grossing near $3,200. Representatives from International Harvester and John Deere attended, with dinner served by the Missionary society. Additional sales included a seven hundred twenty five dollar auto and several local property moves and appointments across Liberty and Quincy areas.
Community News Roundup From West Point Area
Paul Baker on Texas camp furlough returns home this week. Rev Pletcher to preach Sunday afternoon in North Missouri. Mrs Anna Slouseholder visited sister Edith Lake of Star last Tuesday. Shumaker and daughter Etta move to farm near West Point. Bert Vradenburgs back from Mallard after week with George Taylors. Rev Murphy visiting Marietta for the week. John Trautvetter with West Point parents last Sunday. Jefferson and James Treftman at Carthage school visited weekend with parents.
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Texas
Pletcher
North MO
Anna Slouseholder
Edith Lake
Star
Shumaker
Etta
West Point
Bert Vradenburg
George Taylor
Mallard
Murphy
Marrietta
John Trautvetter
George Trautvetter
Jefferson
James Treftman
Carthagee
Br J. Df
Lfeitman
Adams III Presents A Moor Married Man at School House
The Wome Talent Dramatic company of Adams will stage their dramatic entry A Moor Married Man at the school house Saturday night March 1. Ray Wheeler attended a cattle show in Quines Tuesday. The Republican and Permocratic caucuses will be held in town hall March Th at 2:00. Township officers to be nominated. Eliott was a business caller in Quinney Wednesday. Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Vickers were held at the Presbyterian church in Barton Thursday afternoon at two, with interment at Barton cemetery. Mrs. Vickers died in Portland, Oregon, March 7, and was a former resident with many friends in the vicinity. Mrs. Hunsaker and daughter Mrs. Parks of Plymouth are disposing of Mrs. Munsaker's household goods. Several from here attended Mrs. Vickers' funeral in Wusten Thursday afternoon.
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Mareh
Ray Wheeler
Quines
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Quinney
Mary Vickers
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Woebater held in city
The funeral of Mrs Mary Woebater was held Thursday after death occurred Saturday. She is survived by three daughters Mrs Warren Cantril of this city Mrs Painie Chandler of Pomeroy Wash and Miss Henrietta Winans of Berkeley Calif Her husband the late Ted Webster died years ago. Mrs Webster was a known city woman active in church and Woman's Relief Corps. Also mentioned are visits from Mrs Karl Kern and others. Her husband enlisted in the army over a year ago and serves in aviation duties in Washington.
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Pmeus Moni
Gaugheters
Warren Cantril
Mra Painie Chrarndler
Pomeroy, Wash
Mis Tlenrietta Winans
Berkley
Calif
Fler
Ted. Webster
Webster
Woman's Relief Corps
Karl Kern
Washington
James
Thomas
Red Kern
Army
Steuben Ott
Frank
Chicago
Emma Harris
Petroit
Mich
Charles BE. Rian
Stuart
Alderman
Claude KH. Watters
Merbert Dunham
Decatur
Eligabeth Mayo
Jimes F. Roberty
Local Hull High serves lunch. town notes and nominations
Hull Illinois records a Friday noon vegetable soup sale at the schoolhouse with popcorn profits. Local residents travel to St Louis and Quincy for various events including Masonic instruction and dental work. Primary results name J W Kohlman mayor and several aldermen, with a close run for mayor. Community updates cover sicknesses travel, church class gathering, and a snowstorm ride to Quincy.
Palmyra notes and family notices regional items
Mr and Mrs Achepohl of Quincy are the Butista of Mr Achepohls father Frank Nix. Mrs John Breckenridge of Michigan is in town for her father J W Peanutware’s illness and death. Miss Audrey Christian resigns as trade teacher in Palmyra schools. Mrs J W Willock of Chicago visits her father J W Boulware. The Englehardt property in town center, former property of Chris Englehardt, was sold last week to J W Brownings for 80 dollars. Mrs Tenry Biker hosted the Theabers of the Indies society event.
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Quincy
Mra
J. W. Boulware
Englehardt
Enetrart
Chris Englehardt
J. OW. Brownings
Tenry Biker
Theabers of the Indies’ Society of the
Palmyra News Briefs Highlight Local Movements
Lutheran church meeting noted on Thursday afternoon. George Dickson, recently discharged from Camp Funston, has found work in Quincy. Ray Tate travels to Kansas then Iowa to settle. Moble Hunter, Palmyra soldier who died of tuberculosis in France earlier this month, is reported. William Schneider and wife mark their fifty fifth wedding anniversary. Palmyra Telephone directors elected: George W. Pine president, T. C. Lasley vice president, F. Staton manager, L. E. Fraser and L. G. Henren trustees.
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T. c. Lasley
FT. Staton
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L. GC. Henren
Hancock Court 10 Opens on Monday Trial List
The Hancock County circuit court schedule for Monday March 17 lists cases including McCord Binary Co. vs Popel Giller Co. and Pauvier vs Lizzie Giese, with additional hearings set for March 18 and 26. The grand jurors and names of prospective witnesses are noted, along with a long roster of defendants and parties across multiple dockets.
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Vanesek County
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A Corp
CL 'Pauvier
Lizzie Giese
Henry Pierson
Greenleaf
Nan Pitas
Maxcer
Cevil Raater
Lind Baxter
Minerval Haciet
Admr
Georgie Hath
Harvey J. Norris
Richard J. Mhmen
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Ove
HW. Crenshaw
Thomas Po Baxter
William Hans
Frank Hurdle
Bo Byers
Doutnelas Ke
Leggett
Hog
Motternick
J. Curtis Tasterva
George Wolloriuk
Henry C. Pierson
William Cowders
Ellie Cowdery
Samuel Peterson
Hira B. Aleva
Mareh Lytt
William Cook
J. J. Stephens
Janes McWhinney
George Cacieusx
Minnehath Cady Co
Wu Corp
Pongele Gitteler
Col A Corp. Thurshits
Carl Pinter
Korean disturbance at Seoul prompts arrests in Korea
A government statement details disturbances at Seoul and other parts of Korea. A circulated document by two Koreans attacked the government and claimed Korea's independence. A police crackdown broke up a student parade in Seoul amid broader unrest in northern areas with minor fatalities reported.
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Korea
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