Trials and Tribulations of Married Life in Court
A long docket of divorce hearings before Judge Albert Akers covered 15 couples with testimonies on desertion infidelity cruelty and nonpayment of support. Names include Laura D Bowers Charles II Bowers Henrietta A Taremino Frank Taremino Deidre Bennett Grace Botts Riley Gosney Edna M Dakin Earl V Dakin Hildegarde Lethcho Rev Elmore Lethcho Jerry Dice John Kurk Florence Guy Ida Busby Alva Stauffer Bessie Stauffer Mike Sandabel Harriett Jeannette Johnson Eugene Johnson Florence Frizer Rad Frizer and Mary Stone vs M L Stone with contested or dismissed claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Akers
Eirewit
Laura D. Bowers
Charles II
Bowers
Johnston
Quincy
Springfield
Pennsylvania
Frank Taremino
Henrietta A. Taremino
Taremino
Frankie Conley
Ralph LB
Bennett
Deidre Bennett
Grace Botts
Lawrence C. Botts
Botts
Katherine L. Gosney
Riley Gosney
Mijinie Dice
Webster School
Guy
Columbus Township
William Busby
Christ
Ida Busby
Alva Stauffer
Bessie Stauffer
Bessie Mac Lane
Mike Sandabel
Harriett
M Harrett
Mike
Mr. Sandabel
Jeannette Johnson
Eugene Johnson
Johnson
Jeanette
Rad
Florence Frizer
Henry Frizer
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Aids Chicago Woman
Mrs Anxa Jonxstox of Chicago testifies she suffered severe side and back pains requiring bed rest until Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her, enabling full work. The ad claims forty years of female health benefits and urges others with ailments to try the herbal remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Johnston
Lydia E. Pinkham
Chicago
Tfl
Anxa Jonxstox
41St Street
Chicago, Ill
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Tydia E. Pinkham
Saving shade trees in Quincy and forester plan
Directors of the Chamber of Commerce voted to cooperate with the Civic Improvement League to save Quincy shade trees and hire a city forester. J. W. Hart said a Springfield meeting with the state Highway Commission and Governor Lowden discussed this year’s bond issue road work. Contracts for excavations and fills may be let if bids are not too high, with no main road construction but links to connect existing roads completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Civic Improvement League
Quincy
J. W. Hart
State Highway Commissoin
Lowden
Springfield
Hart
Lenane Keeps Busy Booking Gem Games For Coming Season
Tom Lenane, manager of the Quincy Gems, plans a busy schedule for the season. Potential April 17 18 openings await confirmation, with a Rock Island trip April 14 15 16 against the Three I. A Columbus Ohio series set for July 15 and May 15 16 Danville two games. Lenane invites local unsigned players to practice Sunday afternoon. The River League project omits Quincy and Hannibal, while Lenane secures seven games with Hannibal and promotes ticket sales and park advertising in Hannibal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Lenane
Quincy Gems
Gems
Lenane
Rock Island
Joe Tinker
Danville
Hannibal
Burlington
Ft. Madison
Keokuk
Miscatine
Quincy
Jannibal
Grocery Price List Items and Brands Shown
A dense list of canned goods flours syrups milks and staples with varied prices. Items include Bonanza Pure Country Sorghum Pet or Dundee Milk Buffalo Egg Scratch powder and cocoa Calumet Baking powder oats cornflakes and soups. Also noted are tobacco and soap brands with unit prices and package sizes.
Federal action in paper strike in South Quincy
The Trades and Labor Assembly reported that federal action by a U S Labor Department representative in Quincy aims to reconcile differences in the strike that shut down two large paper plants. Details of the agent’s progress and plans were not made public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Trades and Labor Assembly
South
United States Labor Department
American Federation of Labor
Delegates Hear Ralls County Opinion On Laws
The assembly voted to send officers and a large committee to a Monday conference in the Chamber of Commerce led by Rolla Six and N. 58. Gray, constitutional convention delegates from this area, urging all citizens and organization representatives to attend and share views on proposed laws and possible changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Rolla Six
Gray
Victory Camp R N A initiates forty seven members
Forty seven members were initiated at the class adoption of the Victory Camp R N A Friday evening in the Eagles hall. After the camp meeting, members and friends enjoyed ice cream and cake served by Mrs. C F Hardyman district deputy and the losing side in the previous membership contest. Mt Frebus on Victoria Land is cited as the southernmost volcano known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles Hall
C. F. Hardyman
Mrs Warren of Clayton shops in Quincy Friday
Mrs Warren of Clayton was shopping in Quincy Friday. Miss Frances Menke 1233 Hampshire street recently operated on for appendicitis at St Mary hospital is steadily improving and expects to return home Sunday. F H Bredeweg 1801 North Fifth street received word of Henry Berlin's death in Leola Kan Thursday. The body taken to La Grange Mo funeral services today. Mrs Bredeweg will attend. C Van der Reith and family 2320 Jefferson street leave for Los Angeles Calif to make their home. Edward Leno was arrested on speeding charge in Sixth and Cedar streets Friday afternoon by Motorcycle Officer Dickhut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Berlin
Leola
Kan
la Grange
Bredeweg
C. van der Reith
Jefferson Street
Los Angeles
Cal
Edward Leno
Sixth
Cedar Streets
Dickhut
Traffic laws case called in trece court Soeay
United States capital placed in Canada in 1919 totaled 100000000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trece Court
Soeay
United States
Canada
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. E. Princess of Eye
Newcomb Hotel
Horst
Prompt Delivery Service
Washington
J. H. Wahle
Pet
Dundee
Abe
Tryphosa
E. C
Swift
Smilax
Jersey
Navy
Mt. Frebus
Victoria Land
Bellans
F. H. Bredeweg
North Fifth Street
Troco
Eee
Maine ST
Pono
Tomer
del Monte
Larkin Soaps
Lestore
Campbell’s
Stipp’s Grocery
Washington Cr
Post Toasties
Orleans
Michigan
Armour'’s
Uneeda Biscuits
Best Tea
Good Hope
Green's Sanitary Grocery
Club House
Telmo
Monarch
Farm House
American Lady
Pilot
Meadow Grove
John L. Green & CO
Slocum’s
Slocum
Spring St
Quincy, Ill
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