Vasen estate lists Quincy real estate holdings
Benjamin G. Vasen who recently died filed an estate inventory in probate court detailing extensive Quincy real estate holdings. The list includes numerous lots and additions in Wood's, Prospect Place, Keyes, Tillson, and other areas, plus an undivided half interest in several parcels. Outside Quincy he owned a half interest in a 134 acre farm in Marion county Missouri and chattel property valued at about 32,990.96 including stocks such as Modern Ironworks and Mercantile Trust shares, plus various bank and company holdings totaling 10,739.40 in one block. The report also notes one half interest in stock of the Appalachian Power Company and Northern States Power Company among others.
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Benjamin G. Vasen
Quincy
Maurice
George B. Vasen
Wood's
Union Bank
Prospect Place
Berrian
Tillson
Keyes
Baker's
Me. Vasen
Wood
Alda Park
Alstyne’s
Highland Addition
Vasen
Marion County
Missouri
Chiedgo, Peoria and Quincy Traction Company
Insurance Company
State of Illinois
Michelman Steel Construction Company
Modern Ironworks
Mercantile Trust and Savings Bank
Opera House Company of
Ricker National Bank
Quincy Tratels Company
Siloam Mineral Springs Company
State Savings, Loan and Trust Company
People’s Saving, Loan and Building Association
Quincy Building and Homestead Association
Appalachian Power Company
Northern States Power Company
Northern States Power c Company
Tennessee Power Cmpany
Tennessee Power Company
Chattel
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound testimonial
Des Moines Iowa Mrs Blanche Jefferson recounts a serious female ailment and how Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound enabled recovery and ability to manage her home again. The ad highlights herbal ingredients, decades of use, and widespread endorsements.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Lydia LE
Blanche Jefferson
Lyon St
Lydia E. Pinkham
Brotherhoods Demand Arbitration For Eight Hour Day
The unions declare they are prepared to accept arbitration to win an eight hour day, accusing railroads of stalling until wartime to evade settlement. They recount President Wilson’s mediation proposal, note railroads’ earnings growth, and claim workers’ costs have risen over 40 percent with no wage gains. They praise workers’ patience and loyalty to the nation.
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Mit
Wilson
Congress
Dissolves Duma by Royal Ukase Amid War Crisis
An article describes the dissolution of the Duma by a royal ukase and a struggle to form a new government. It notes the danger of delay and includes telegraph communications to front commanders. General Brussiloff replies with duty fulfilled and General Ruszky with commission accomplished.
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Duma
Alexis Brussiloff
Nicholas Ruszky
Fatherland
Bowling notes from Labor temple lanes Thursday night
The Beer Hottlers defeated the Painters two games to one at Labor temple alleys with Reuter posting the high score of 220 and the top average. A test game is scheduled between I M U and AO PLOT. A tip on clothes drying suggests boiling in salt water before drying to prevent freezing to the line.
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Beer Hottlers
Painters
Labor Temple
Reuter
Civil War Veteran Dies in Carthage
Lewis L. Scott, 79, died at home in Carthage on March 14 due to heart trouble after years of poor health. Born December 16, 1837 in Greenup County Kentucky, he married Ella Jane Kimbrough in 1880 and lived in Carthage after stints in Centralia Missouri. A Civil War veteran he leaves a widow, three children, a step-daughter, a sister and half-sister, and will be buried at Franklin cemetery after a 10:30 a.m. funeral conducted by Rev. E. M. Smith. Sarah Julia Roberts’ funeral and burial in Moss Ridge follow, with service by Rev. Jones. Veterans of Hancock county met in Carthage to discuss pension bills and appoint aides-de-camp for the department commander.
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Carthage
Lewis L. Scott
Scott
Mr. Scott
Greenup County
Kentucky
Ella Jane Kimbrough
Centralia
Missouri
John H. Scott
St. Louis
Edward L. Scott
Bessie B. Scott
H. F. Bruner
Galesburg
M. E. Wagner
Hamilton
Eliza Black
Wilmington.l
Charles R
Christian Church
E. M. Smith
Christian Church of
Julia Ann Roberts
Jacksonville
Jones
Moss Ridge Cemetery
Roberts
Martin Maharry
Woodburn County
Nauvoo
A. P. Kimbrough
Dana Daugherty
Birdie Roberts
Myrtle McAuley
James Roberts
Hancock County
Alexander Sympson
Memorial Hall
Senate
Latham
Springfield
Illinois
United States
Austin
J. N. Markle
E. M. Robbins
G. W. Nash
Bowen
E. E. Short
West Point
Dr. Legal
Warsaw
Silas Eaton
Lallarpe
CS. Lafferty
Augusta
G. AR
Trancock
Charles Hunke
CA. Warner
Andrew Lowe
Peter Trartman
James Abbott
T. Ff. Las Samuel Camp
Frederick Stepp
J. Richey
Jacob Bachman
Miller Sree
BW. Nicely
William H. Barnaby
Wim. A. Symonds
Wm. H. Bogton
David M. Sapp
Plymouth
Henry Roth
Charles S. Lafferty
D. P. Worrell
Revue de Vogue Lifts Orpheum Show With Style and Gusto
The Orpheum audience enjoys Revue de Vogue a pocket edition of the Ziegfeld spectacle. Henry Catalano stars with a ballet of Broilers while Tom Thumb and two Lady Thumbs perform crowd-pleasing cake-walks. Bert Howard mimics Paderewski and jokes with piano. Lewis and Norton deliver a clever dialogue act. Kartelli wows on slack wire with hoops and bike work.
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Orpheum
People
Greenwald
Ziegfeld
Henry Catalano
Tom Thumb
Mrs. Thumb
Bert Howard
Marion
Posey County
Bert
Paderewski
Lewis and Norton
Lewis
Hoowever
Hannibal
Kartelli
Lizzie
Pleasant Grove notes reveal local visits and travel
In Pleasant Grove Illinois Robert A Mehaffy visits his sister Mrs James Skirvin while Henry Tenhouse purchases a Ford touring car. Mrs Seldon Slade visits Sterling and Camp Point and plans to return home this week. John Page the mail carrier now uses a Ford car. Neighbors discuss a Prairie schoolhouse debate and Daege family illness improves.
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Pleasant Grove
Ill
Robert A. Mehaffy
Fowler
James Skirvin
Henry Tenhouse
Seldon Slade
R. OV. Etifute
Nebraska
Nathan Trytle
Mea
Grover Rede
Prairie School House
Philip Deege, Sr
Janny Schintedesiamp
Quincy
Mire
Daege
Elmer QO. Tetle
St. Louisa
Lytle
Sacamon
Love Stock Commission
Vin Wessenger
Epler
Agali
Fatite
John Idaeale Macknias
Boas
Births at 24 Chestnut Street
Born to Mr and Mrs W D Walker of 24 Chestnut Street on Thursday after Neon.
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W. D. Walker
Chestnut Street
Photo Plays Today Princess-Vincent Serano in A Modern Monte Carlo
The cinema page lists Princess-Vincent Serano in A Modern Monte Carlo and Belasco-Vivian Martin in Eler Father's Son at the Savoy. Also shows Savoy with Anna Lehr and William Thompson in Civilization's Child and Fatty and Mabel Adrift in Gem Weekly. Star Wallace Reid appears in Golden Fetter, with Tom Mix in The Love That Jealousy Brought and Doris danger titles.
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Vincent Serano
Monte Carlo
Belasco
Vivian Martin
Savoy
Anna Lehr
William Thompson
Gem
Animated Weekly
Fatty
Mabel
DeWolf Hopper
Fay Tincher
Wallace Reid
Quincy
Sunshine Mary Anderson
Doris
Tom Mix
Baylis III Mrs Beulah Aikens visit after grandfather illness
Baylis III reports Mrs Beulah Aikens of Traver California arrived Monday after illness of her grandfather Miller. Miller, near 80 with Brights disease, not expected to recover. Funeral of Uncle Tom Potter drew large crowd at U B church. he served in the 99th Infantry and was a generous contributor to the church. Church and town mourn his loss.
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Beulah Aikens
Traver
Miller
Uncle Tom Potter
U. B
Uncle Tom
99Th Sinvis Regiment
A. O. Cory
Colorado
Mr. Cory
J. H. Fish
Henry Penny
F. M. Powell
S. A. Dunham
C. A. Hendershot
C. I. Pis. Co
Beardstown
Tipford
Meredosia
Harry Ware
Barry
Weddnesday
St. Touts
Mr. Brookhouse
A. M
Palmyra church calendars and community notices
Palmyra MO church events listed include Rev Robert Graham and John Meinhardt of Hannibal presiding over St Joseph's celebration on March 1 294 with vesper service and informal after at the parish hall. Cathedral and school officials referenced with local officials and visitors. Community notes mention building contracts at ToEctine Union Church and future guest speakers.
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Palmyra
Robert EL Graham
John Meinhardt
Hannibal
Will Nasise Dav
Farisehon
Joseph’s Catholic
Maret
St. Joseph's Church
ToEctine Union Church
Phil Peaster
Nick Peaster
Georgen Stade
Clyde Phillips
Charles Vieres
FLEB
Schneider Wort
M. Todd
The
Christian University of Canton
Christian Crue
Tertean Raetary
APO AL Stis
Thypestor
Waikar
Ceounty
Misa Conpell
Coput Dtorm
Heinze
Ricard Snachtaf
Orleana
Tore Quevera
Waterman
J.B Sans
Laura Kaines
Ras Veng
Maywood Friends
John Lacy Ia
Te Ifan- Nibel
Yas
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Quincy Real Estate
Cleopatia
Syria
Ated
Arabia
Crratra
Alumteuim
Royal Ukase
Schwartz
Westfall
Hagenbaumer
Houltman
Sterns
Baylis, III
Washington
Cuticura
Dept. 17F
Boston
Broadway
Echo
de Wolf Hopper
Fay Tlaicher
Keystone
Savoy Today
Civilization
Anna Fehr
Thompsen Dao
GEM Today
Irema
Patty
Hesstone
Peter E. Pinkelmann
Prop
You
Cravenettes
Quiner National Bank
Baux
Point Rea
Perea
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