Quincy U S Employment Office Closes After War Aid Era
The U S employment office in Quincy is closed after federal examiner R E Hackman moved furniture to the post office for storage. Attempts by the Chamber of Commerce and city council to finance continuation failed amid broader national office shutdowns. The Quincy office, once highly active, aided over 2,000 men in wartime. about 100 veterans found jobs afterward, but three applicants per opening remained.
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R. E. Hackman
Fibel Examiner
United States
Qunex
Post Office
Chamber of Commerce
Wty Council
Quincy
Examiner Hackman
Hackman
Community Labor Board
Flacksman
Edward Landwehr
Silo meeting draws Marion county turnout in Palmyra
Palmyra March 26 The Northeast Missouri Silo Campaign held a silo meeting in the court house with notable speakers including C H McCarrell F G Krage and C E F Griswold. Hannibal chamber secretary W Scheldker attended as Marion county farmers express interest in building silos this spring and in planting sweet clover.
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Quincy
Hannibal
Lannin
Marion County Farm Bureau
Marion County
Emerson
Krage
Palmyra
Court House
Northeast Missouri
H. McCarrell
Kinderhook, Hi
F. G. Krage
Marton County
C. EF. Griswold
Wf. A. Scheldker
Hannibal Chamber of Commerce
Anil
Palmytta Personalities Bride and Groom Marry at Parents Home
The wedding of Lula Taylor daughter of Mr and Mrs Charlie Taylor near Mt Prie to Edward Schaffer of this city took place last week at the bride’s parents home. The bridegroom, a locksmith, was discharged from the army recently. They will reside in this city. Ellison Co stock sold at public auction and Mrs Ellison will retire. Meyer Bros will move hardware stock to the former Elli Fon Co building. Miss Edna Luckes returns to school after six weeks illness from influenza. Odd Fellows plan a Centennial event in Hannibal on April 25. Funeral services for Mrs Henry Brown were held in the Christian church with Rev J T Bloom. burial in Greenwood cemetery.
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Palmytta
Lula Taylor
Charlie Taylor
Mt. Prie
Edward Schaffer
Elliso and Co
Mra
Ellison
Meyer Bros
Elli- Fon Co
Fdna Luckes
Hannibal
Henry Brown
Christian Church
J. T. Bloom
Greenwood Cemetery
Plan to Hire 25 Sleuths to Enforce Illinois Liquor Laws
Springfield Ill March 26 A prohibition commissioner to be appointed by the governor for four years at 6000 a year would head a new Illinois liquor enforcement. Four deputy commissioners at 4000 and twenty five investigators at six dollars a day are provided. A central office would be in Springfield with sheriff like process service and two commissioners would be lawyers empowered to act as state's attorneys in liquor law matters.
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Springfield
Ill
Illinois
Wheeler
Representativ Rice
Licen and Miscellany Committee
Temperan Committee
House
Anti-Saloon League
Springfielde
Nashua woman credits Lydia Pinkham remedy for period pains
Delina Martin of Nashua New Hampshire recounts months of severe menstrual pain causing fainting and schooling interruptions. She says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound gave relief and she now advises other girls to seek the same treatment from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts through the company’s extensive guidance.
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Nashua
N. H
Lydia E. Pinkham
Delina Martin
Bowers St
N.H
Miss Martin
Miller's Antiseptic Oil Promises Pain Relief
Public notice-style advertisement touts Miller's Antiseptic Oil known as Snake Oil and Brake Oil as a remedy for rheumatism neuralgia stiff muscles and chest ailments. It claims rapid relief with genuine bottles priced at 30, 14¢ and 1.90, money-back guarantee and widespread sale by drug stores.
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Miller
Private Charles C. Smith Reports Life in Luxemburg
Private Charles C. Smith of the fifth division writes from Esch about comfortable quarters in a farm house, dismounted men in a Esch school house, friendly locals, language hurdles, a jokes about speaking Luxembourgish, a rain plagued horse show, a Luxembourg show by the 35th division, uncertain homecoming dates, and rare sunshine followed by more rain as an American souvenir.
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Charles C. Smith
Esch
Luxemburg
Y M C A Banquet Plans Under Way For Boys Teams
Plans for the Y M C A banquet honor 275 boys aged 10 to 17 who won gymnasium and Sunday school awards plus school work honors. Winners to be announced after reports are received. event set for April at the Y with letters awarded. Indoor baseball planned for tonight if weather permits. outdoor practice at South Park Saturday. two basketball games left before season end featuring Quincy High and the Y team.
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W. H. Grumman
Os. N. Gabel
South Park
Pass Quincy High
Y. M
G. CB
Areet
Realty Transfers in County Recorder Office
Real estate transfers filed include Frank Ho Wilkes to Henry Fo Fram ranetux in Columbus township for 12750 dollars Bethany Robbins to Emma Keppner for 2100 in North East township and other deeds in Payson Riverside and McKee townships with various lot parts and prices. Names include Elizabeth Niehaus Chas Moullen Lewis Fo Venghous Kit Hudson Geo Padgett and John Padgett.
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Office
The
County Recorder
Henry Costerling
Frank Ho Wilkes
Henry Fo
Cane
Payson Township
Lewis Fo Venghous
Kit Hudson
Stahl and Co
Riverside Township
Bethany Robbins
Emma Keppner
North East
EL Johnson
lawrence Miry+field
McKee Township
Geo. Padgett
Et Ux
John C. Padgett
Hartman to debut with Lockwood Players in Quincy Bijou
Lockwood Players star Pete Hartman, fresh from a Denver engagement at the Tabor Grand, opens his first Quincy appearance tonight at the Bijou theater. His act features vaudeville singing and dancing with a blackface monologue and light entertainment.
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Pete Hartman
Denver
Colo
Quincy
Lockwood Players
Bijou
Mr. Hartman
Fine Spring Serges and Broadcloths in New Shades
Ten yards of good quality serges for dresses capes and skirts offered in full widths in black brown taupe and other colors at 69 cents per yard. Wool serges in popular Spring shades 56 inch widths at 2 dollars 50 cents per yard. Broadcloths in 48 inch widths in new Spring shades priced at 3 dollars 60 cents per yard.
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Style Headquarters
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