Clean-Up Week Progress Acknowledged in Quincy Illinois
Chairman William Woodruff praises two days of street cleaning in Quincy Illinois as 25 to 30 workers clear vermont street and prepare to sweep every paved street. The effort, part of a city clean-up campaign, involves black teams and broad citizen participation with rain benefiting sanitation. By next Saturday night Quincy aims to be one of the cleanest cities in Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Progress Committee
William Woodruff
Woodruff
Quincy
Illinois
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promise Clear Skin
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as the only way to a clear healthy complexion by keeping bowels active. It claims to move bowels gently stimulate the liver cleanse the system and purify the blood with a price of 25 cents at the druggist.
Marvin Walker to Open New Village Restaurant
Deer Ridge Missouri notes slow growth as Marvin Walker prepares to open a restaurant this week to meet local hunger needs. Adverse weather slows farming with little corn planted while some fields are ground, gardens laid, and potatoes planted. Measles spread nears LaBelle High with several cases developing in the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Walker
LaBelle High School
Local Notes Highlight Late School Start and Community Updates
Week in a small town covered delayed school opening due to unfinished building work. Miss Lizzie Allen teaches. Residents note Sunday rain disrupted auto travel, several days needed to fix roads. Various residents move, visit, and host relatives. new auto owned by Cicero Scott. local sale item mentioned. several outings by families and visitors across Maywood, Rutledge, LaBelle, and Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Allen
Clarence Walker
Stronghurst
Lillie Walker
Carl Fountain
Ida Morten
Harry Caldwell
Chambersburg
Katie Walker
Maywood
Stork
Jake Musgrave
Ollie E. Chambers
Roy Newberry
Howerton
LaBelle
Our Village
Jake Hense
Helen Bouncerville
Rutledge
Clem Stokes
Mary Brosins
Memphis
H. M. Brosins
Ina Baltzell
Cicero Scott
Maxwell
George Ragan
Williamstown
Charles Adams
Newark
Local business men brighten storefronts with new paint
George Sisson, Roy Stanton and other Bluffs merchants apply fresh coats to shop fronts improving curb appeal. Victor Kneople introduces Bluffs first auto delivery wagon a Ford truck. Ex Senator Meehan Henry Okes and Jas Hamilton attend Democratic state convention in Springfield last Friday. Mrs Ross Pine and children visit from Okmulga Oklahoma. J C Lewis and Castle attend I O O F in Pittsfield last week. E D Baird and O F Woodson inspect hospital order in Jacksonville Friday. L K Condit of Beardstown in Bluffs for banking interests. Starry Hough, former engineer in Bluffs, seen in town. Austin Laurence drives to Oxville in new Ford. Miss Mabel Albers visits sister Mrs Hartadge from Beardstown. Numerous pupils vaccinated last week. Only four smallpox cases reported in Bluffs. W L Alexander comes from Jacksonville to tend farm south of Bluffs. County Commissioner Mr Clark spends part of week in Winchester court.
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George Sisson
Roy Stanton
Victor Kneople
Bluffs
Meehan
Henry Okes
Jas. Hamilton
Springfield
Ross Pine
Okiiulga
Oklahoma
J.C. Lewis
Castle
Pittsfield
Ill
E. D. Baird
O. F. Woodson
Hospitaller Commandery
Jacksonville
L. K. Condit
Beardstown
Condit
Chas
Starry Hough
Austin Larence
Oxville
Mabel Albers
Hartadge
W. L. Alexander
Clark
Winchester
News Bey Breaks Sales Record in City Talk
Newsboy Frank D. Meyers of the St. James Hotel in Quincy recalls selling 2700 papers in an hour and a half during President McKinley’s shooting, illustrating selling efficiency. He credits Tanlac the Master Medicine with improving his stomach trouble and run down condition, claiming better sleep, appetite, and energy. Brown & Mars drug store in Ouineyv advertises Tanlac.
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Frank D. Meyers
St. James
Quincy
W. B. McPherson
Mr. Meyers
McKinley
Meyers
Tanlae
Tanlac
Brown & Mars Drug Store
Monroe County Sunday School workers confer in Monroe City
District No three of the Monroe County Sunday School association met at the Methodist church. E T Fuller and other county officers attended. New districts will be organized with officers, reporting to county and state levels. Officers elected include D H Stevens president and John Utterback vice president. Department heads named such as Elementary E A Thompson and Adult L O Wilson.
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Monroe City
Monroe County Sunday School Association
E. T. Fuller
Monroe County
R. H. Goodier
W. Garnet Alcorn
Anna Carter
T. F. Hurd
Temperance
District Association
D. H. Stevens
John Utterback
G. E. Chipman
E. A. Thompson
Node Green
L. O. Wilson
D. H Stevens
J. S. Conway
Melvin Nolen
R.R. Spencer
Willys-Overland Co
Irwin-Overland Co
Quincy
Myron E. Lusk
Knights of Columbus
Monroe
J. A. Cunningham
Desloge
Missouri
Holy Rosary Church
Moberly
Brookfield
Kansas City
Palmyra
Opera House
An. W. B. Fay
Our Order
J. J. Fiieburg
Josephine
St. Louis
J. W. Hays
Hannibal
Our Order In
Landry Harwood
New World of Opportunity
C. B. Burns
McFarland
Byron McFarland
Methodist
This City
C. J. Hoy
E. McNair
Thompson Penn
St. Judes Cemetery
McParland
University of Missouri At Columbia
Slater
Ursula Durst
Easton
Harold
Susan McFarland Brown
Roy
James McParland
Marion Mcfarland
Rensselaer
E. E. Baldwin
J. Lo Osborne
Osborne
Social Notes From Augusta and Plymouth Gatherings
Mrs. Edgar Phillips of Plymouth shopped in Augusta Saturday. Miss Edith Robbins, teaching in Shiloh, spent weekend with relatives. Philip Cain left Wednesday to visit daughters in Niwal Colorado and Bowler Montana. Mrs. Allen Lock of Plymouth was in Augusta on business Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Scott and Mrs. Mary Scott of Bowen visited Augusta Monday. Mrs. Rose Wade and son Olin visited sister Mrs. C. H. Stark Saturday. Dr. A. O. Howd called on Plymouth residents Friday. Mrs. J. N. Satterfield of Plymouth called on friends in Augusta Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Tom White of Plymouth were Augusta visitors Friday. William Lyon and family of Brooklyn NL left Thursday for Ma-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Phillips
Plymouth
Augusta
Edith Robbins
Shiloh
Philip Cain
Walter Hogsett
Niwal
Colo
C. B. Whitehouse
Bowler, Mont
Allen Lock
Arthur Scott
Mary Scott
Bowen
Rose Wade
Olin
C. H. Stark
A. O. Howd
J. N. Satterfield
Tom White
William Lyon
Brooklyn
Epworth league to host three May church events in Cal
The Epworth league of the Methodist church in Cal is organizing three May evenings of entertainment. May 3 features home talent, May 4 offers a lecture by Rev. A. E. Cole, A. B., of Plymouth, Illinois, and May 5 presents a musicale by the Grand Orchestra of the Chaddock Boys' school in Quincy. Arrangements are underway for a program and banquet at the next Augusta High school graduates’ gathering on Friday, June 16. Miss Alma Bertholf visited Mt. Sterling last Saturday.
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Dera
Cal
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
A. E. Cole
A. B
Plymouth
Ill
Chaddock Boys’ School
Quincy
Augusta High School
Alma Bertholf
Mt. Sterling
Reliable Laxative Relieved This Baby
In Shelbyville Tennessee a mother reports Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin gave immediate relief to her constipated baby Woodrow. The remedy, a mild non narcotic laxative with herbal ingredients, has been prescribed for over 25 years and costs fifty cents a bottle. A free trial bottle is available by writing Dr W B Caldwell at 454 Washington St Monticello Illinois.
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C. W. Wilson
Shelbyville
Tenn
Woodrow
Dr. Caldwell
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