Farmer Living Near Palmyra Found Dead
John Yungk, a 67 year old farmer, was found dead on his Todd Springs road farm in Liberty township after breakfast. Coroner ruled heart failure. funeral set for Thursday at 1 PM at the Palmyra Lutheran church with burial at West Ely cemetery. He leaves four daughters and three sons.
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Palmyra
John Yungk
John C. Gottman
Todd Springs
Liberty Township
Roy Schwartz
Mr. Yungk
Germany
Lutheran Church
Frey
West Ely
Drowned crossing ford in Idaho river
Mr and Mrs Asa Kimbrough return from Idaho after the drowning of their son Guy at Sal men river crossing near Riggins. Eye witnesses recount the horse and rider were pulled under by the current. Guy attempted to swim to shore but cramps and deep water prevented reaching the bank. Body found after April 6 search, ongoing at return of relatives. Guy had built a sheep raising business in the west. Miss Hendrickson becomes county clerk stenographer. County Superintendent Faris organizes Junior Extension clubs in poultry beans potatoes corn and pigs with about seventy five members so far in Hancock County. Clubs linked to state and national extension programs. Hancock County Fair offering prizes for exhibits.
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Carthage
Asa Kimbrough
Riggins
Idaho
Guy
John Kimbaugh
Salmon River
Kimbrough
Miss Elsbury
Ethel Hendrickson
Bowen
W. E. Miller
Ethel Elsburys
Agricultural Department
Washington, D. C
Helen Laffey
West Point
Emma Carroll
Denver
S. D. Faris
Department of Agriculture and Home Economics
College of Agriculture
State University
Faris
Hancock County Fair Association
Hancock county declamatory contests planned at Carthage H S
Saturday events at Carthage High School auditorium will host Hancock county oratorical declamatory and musical contests open to all county high schools Bowen Carthage Dallas City Elvaston Hamilton LaHarpe Plymouth and Warsaw signaled entries The declamatory starts at 10 am the oratorical at 1 30 pm with musical to follow blue white banners await winners and praise for Rev J W Porter of Carthage the church's pastor
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Hancock County
Carthage High School
Bowen
Carthage
Dallas City
Elvaston
Hamilton
LaHarpe
Plymouth
Warsaw
Denver News Highlights Include Marriages And Church Dedication
Mrs. Chas Grove notes Mr Grove suffers tonsillitis. Miss Alice O’Haver and Dempster Fleming wed in Carthage Saturday at 2:30 pm officiated by Rev J W Porter. Rebekah district delegates to Macomb assembly this week. A new Christian church at Denver Til, praised as state’s finest for town size, was dedicated Sunday. Heavy rain affected attendance. morning service at 11:20, deficit covered, ceremonies at 3:30. Evening service canceled due to bad roads. Free dinner featured baked chicken and sides. Gleaners wore white. Mattie Scott led music with Calvin Fink, J Botkins, B W Scott. Clock gifted by Mrs Clara Kelley. Bible by Mrs Alfred Burnett. piano by Mrs Jane Ramsey. Church cost about twenty thousand dollars. seating 525 with some classrooms not yet fully equipped.
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Denver
III
Chas. Grove
Kansas City
Grove
Alice O’'Haver
West Denver
Dempster Fleming
Carthage
J. W. Porter
Rebekah
Macomb
New Christian Church
Til
C. J. Scofield
H. H. Peterg
Bloomington
Ill
Mattie Scott
Calvin Fink
J. Botkins
B. W. Scott
Clara Kelley
Bowen
Alfred Burnett
Ivers and Pond
Jane Ramsey
Mary E Turner farm 205 acres to sell in Adams County
The Mary E Turner farm of 205 acres with good fences a fine residence large barn ample sheds and ample water will be sold at the South Front Door of the Court House Quincy Illinois at two o'clock on Saturday May 25 1918 For further information inquire Theodore F Aver kamp at Ricker National Bank or Frank J Penick Rooms 28-30 Stern Building
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State OF Illinois
Pontiac State Reformatory
Division of Architecture, Construction and Inspection
Carite Bldg
Springfield
Kimball Bldg
Chicago
Department of Public Works and Buildings
F. J. Postel
Thomas G. Vernum
Mary E. Turner
Adams County
Illinois
Court House
Quincy
Theodore F. Averkamp
Ricker National Bank
Frank J. Penick
Stern Building
Quincy Callers and Local Service Members
Mr and Mrs Albert Householder and daughter Bertha and Dewey West were callers in Quincy Saturday. Harry W Thorp, Charles Harniss and Walter Thorp were called to serve that country and left for Camp Dodge Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Householder
Bertha
Dewey West
Quincy
Harry W. Thorp
Charles Harniss
Walter Thorp
Camp Dodge
Friday Speech by Chief Gunner Waite Prompts Interest
Chief Gunner Waite is expected to speak here Friday night May 3. Local social ties show Lawrence Koltzenbureg Albert Schaffer Paul Manerhoff Charles Hanetse and Wm Kluseman were business callers on Quincy Saturday. Red Cross sale planned for here Saturday.
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Gunner Waite
Lawrence Koltzenbureg
Albert Schaffer
Paul Manerhoff
Charles Hanetse
Wm. Kluseman
Quincy
Arnold Niederer
Mallard
H. W. Tharp
Pert Vradenburg
Warsaw
John Vradenburg
Red Cross
Hellman
West
C. Kreuzenstein
Blooming Gale
Wm. Becker
Wayne
Chicago
Wao
Neaterour
Nuxated Iron Endorsed by Former Cabinet Official
A former U S cabinet figure and physician extoll Nuxated Iron as a life boost. The ad cites Secretary Shaw and others, touting iron as essential for energy, strength, and improved blood. It advises a two week trial of five grain tablets thrice daily after meals and notes availability at local druggists.
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Leslie M. Shaw
the Treasury
James Francis Sullivan
Nuxsted Tron
Shaw
Bellevue Hospital
New York
Westecheater County Hospital
Iowa
United States
Charles A. Towne
Towne
Wm. R. Kerr
Chicago
Kerr
Nana
Miller and Arthur Orne Co
Brown and Mays Drug Co
Klofar's Pharmacy
J. 8
Bernbrook
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Joneses
Bella Donna
Julie
Bella
Donna
Jes
State Savings Loan and Trust Co
Hotel Newcomb
Quincy Cleaning and Dyeing Co
M-52
Care Whig
Hampshire
7Th St
A. Badamo Taxi Co
Teddy
Lind St
Bell Motor Supply Co
Maine St
Majestic Cafe
Cale County
Monroe Drug Co
4Th and Oak
Washington
J. C. Leonard
Civil Service Examiner
Kends Bidg
Lewis _Shoe Store
West Quincy
J. Wright
24Th
Cherry
Broemmer
Long
M-53
E. G. Bredeweg, Ltd
Spring Sts
Beach Wmolders
Acme Harvesting Machine Co
Peoria
Davenport Locomotive Works
Davenport
Quincy Theater
Wes
Trix Cigar Factory
Kentucky St '2
Business Center
Chas
G. W. Chapman
Davis-Cleaver Produce Co
Quincy, NL
Maple St
Vermont
Gecveni
Eenas
Uninianes
Broadway
Vine
Geo. R Stewart and Co
Blackstone
North Sixth
Cherry St
Ced
L. Anderson
Poultry and Eggs
Crestnut St
Bargain
South 14Th
D. W. Cherry
Singer
Victor Victrola
S. 18Th
Ruff-Roger Hardware Co
8Th and
Monroe Sts
Remington
E. V. Seggelke
N. 5Th St
Surrey
State St
H. Pocras
Paige
South 4Th St
Williamstown
EL Hardy
Pittsfield
Ford
Pass
Israel Raizen
Maine Street
F. McCready
North Sixth Ave
Hull
W. B. McCready
J. S
J. W. Cruttenden
W. Corner Sixth and
Vermont Sts
J. H. Cole
Keokuk, Iowa
Rosen
Subeck
Chestnut St
North 4Th St
C. E. Delaplain
Wm. Goree
Kostter Mattress Co
Kim St
P. Allen
Illinois State Bank
Walter Siemens
Phono
Globe Printing Co
Hampshire St
Jack Hanner
Quincy Savings & Loan Office
T.C Poling & CO
T. C. Polling
Samuel Woods
T. C. Poling, Jr
Blackstone Bidg
Sixta
California
Guy Kimbrough
Rosclo Ramsey
Southern
Tioga, III
Secretary of the Treasury
Quincy Railway Company
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