Divorce docket at Adams County court set to shape history
The March term opens with 349 cases on the docket, including 71 divorce cases about to be decided. Clerk Beatty lists 39 contested matters and 150 chancery continuances, plus numerous appeals and common law appearances.
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Adaims County
Circuit Cleck Beatty
Toreuit
Beatty
Casey Oon
Taste of the Peace Po
Justice of the Peace
Imediante
Bill
Deeds Recorded In Local Transfer Ledger
Fragmented record shows deed transfers including Aivcies Detien ta Daniel Po Miller and George WooStépe to Earl Rivers with small sums noted. Mentions Luna survey and Quin- S10 with several garbled names and places.
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Aivcies Detien
Daniel Po Miller
Baee
George WooStépe
Earl Rivers
Bo Tims
B. Puaees
Luna
Ehacer Mester
Charles N. Clinkenbeard
Thesapeon Perrace
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound touted as best remedy
Fragmented OCR lists testimonials and locations mentioning Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the best remedy for sick women. Names and addresses appear from Lowell and surrounding areas with dates and times scattered, showing a local testimonials page.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkhan
Henry Pellenwessel Dies of Pneumonia in Quincy Home
Henry Pellenwessel died at 10:17 Saturday morning at 915 North Eighteenth street from pneumonia after one week of illness. Born April 20, 1869 in Quincy he was 47 years 11 months and 4 days and had lived in Quincy all his life. A Catholic church member for 24 years, he leaves wife, son Herbert, daughter Ella six months, mother Mrs. Anna M. Pellenwessel, two sisters Mrs. Josephine Elzi and Mrs. Frances Sartori, four nieces and two nephews. Funeral arrangements not completed.
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Henry Pellenwessel
North
Eighteenth Street
Quincy
St. Francis Catholic Church
Herbert
Revella
Anna M. Pellenwessel
Josephine Elzi
Frances Sartori
Clara Eizi
George Feld
Hugh Wilson
Roy Benjamin
Alois Elzi
Cornelius Sartori
Soldiers and Sailors Home Inquest and Events
The inquest into George W. Carpenter of cottage 15 at the Soldiers and Sailors Home hospital found his death due to heart trouble after weeks of illness. Carpenter, 76, served as a private in company AMI, Sixth Regiment, Illinois Infantry. his wife had died February 4, 1916. John W. Miller arrived from Lincoln to manage gardening, with Edward Price retiring due to illness. A ball Friday drew a large crowd despite waning attendance. Mr Hatchett honored his father’s anniversary and distributed candy to ladies. Nurse Uola Pease hosted Presbyterian church Christian Endeavor at the home library. Miss Pease provided refreshments. New officers were elected for the year. Mrs. Neal and others were guests at cottage 20 Friday.
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George W. Carpenter
Cottage 15
Soldiers’ Home Hospital
Siewell
Carpenter
Company Ami
Dilimois Infantry
How
John W. Miller
Lincoln
Edward Price
Price
Hatchett
Uola Pease
Secheta
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Presbyterian Church
Home
Miss Pease
Bo Geordberry
Moss
Neal
Mrs. Neal
Gay Spring Styles on Every Hand War Rally Call
War clouds gather over America as patriotic appeal urges unity and support for the flag. A nationwide plea calls all citizens to rally for the Stars and Stripes and defend Our Country with full heart and soul.
Two Weeks Till Easter Spring Costume Selections
An ad urges shoppers to visit the store for the latest spring outfits before Easter. It promises a quick selection process and highlights a wide display of new Spring merchandise to attract customers.
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Niith
Duker’s Best Place to Shop Stamped as Quality
A brief advertorial note touts Duker’s as the best place to shop citing a stamp of quality. It emphasizes moderate prices and the store’s reputation for reliable articles and value.
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Duker’s
Cunning Little Easter Novelties Display At Basement
A readable fragment describes Easter novelties including cotton chick figures and decorative items arranged in a basement display. Missing or garbled text obscures full details but the theme centers on seasonal decorations and craft items.
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Akers
Lydia
North Haven
Conn
Pinkram
Suchay
Charles Minier
Lowertyweaith
Vermont
Phursday
Boop Shansaker
Othe Arnold
Pwents Street
Thordas
Monabay
Anna Peters
Morris
Preiday
Bo Potter
John Coc
Noth Pwenty
DR. Mayo
Rochester, Minn
Galesville
Wis
Mayo Foundation
Hodgdon
Hodgdon Dairy CO
North Fifth ST
Wooltex Suite and
Coates
Cipetitees
Arurlerd
Abed
Dutta
Ventory
Ami
Rodi
Peter
Warne
Straeders
Riulsber Pablo
Ation
Linenides
Duker's
Price Yard
Stars and Stripes
Cory
Normandy
Wallace
Kayser
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