Murdered Utah land owner Dr. Frederick Osgood shot in Ogden
Word reached Quincy of the death of Dr. Frederick Osgood son of S. P. Osgood of this city He is described as a wealthy Utah land owner born in Basco Taner county 46 years ago A farmer believed insane fired three shots at him from a car then surrendered The victim left six brothers and four sisters among them Dr Frank Osgood of Ogden and George Osgood of Idaho Falls Funeral in Ogden attended by several relatives and Mr and Mrs S P Osgood the parents.
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Quincy
Frederick Osgood
Osgood
Utah
S. P. Osgood
Locust Street
Ele
Basco
Taner County
West Vic
Ogden
Idaho
Idaho Falls
George Osgood
Frank Osgood
FE. P. Osgood
Spring Street
George Ospand
Tarry Osgood
la Belle
James Osgood
Kansas City
E. S. Osgood
Minneapolis
Nettie Roberts
Monticello
Mon
May Young
Gladys Stath
Thaho Pails
Young
Lewistown
Blind George marks sixteenth anniversary at court house
George Liggett, the blind proprietor of a cigar stand in the court house, observed the sixteenth anniversary of his business on Wednesday. He has operated the stand in the same location since it opened and enjoys solid patronage from county officials and visitors. His first customer was Fred Grover, who served as county surveyor at that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
George Liggett
Court House
Liggett
Fred Grover
Cut This Out It Is Worth Money Advertisement
A vintage promo urges readers to mail a slip to Foley & Co in Chicago for a trial package. It promises Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound for bronchial coughs colds and croup, Foley Kidney Pills for back and kidney issues, and Foley Cathartic tablets for cleansing and digestion. Miller Arthur Drug Co advertises this offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley & Co
Chicago
Foley
Miller & Arthur Drug Co
Knight sleeve valve motor lecture to be held in Quincy
Quincy automobile owners may view the Knight sleeve valve motor Friday evening May 12 at the Empire Hippodrome. Henry H. Hower will lecture with motion pictures on the Knight motor, tracing its development from Charles Knight to European adoption. Dealers and area owners invited. program includes luncheon, films, and music before the 8:30 lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Seaton Irwin
Irwin- Overland Company
Henry H. Hower
A. E
Empire-Hippodrome Theater
Lower
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh
Indianapolis
Johns Hopkins
Cornell
University of Michigan
University of Illinois
University of Minnesota
Boston Institute of Technology
Hower
Mr. Inwin
Mr. Flowers
Quincey Automobile
Mr. Hower
Charles Y. Knight
Knight
Europe
Daimler Company
Daimler
Mercedes
Germany
Panhard
France
Minerva
Belgium
United States
Walys- Overland Company
Knight Motor
Real Estate Transfers in Iowa County
Real estate transfers include Sarah A Taylor to Charles W Johnson in Township SSA, section 16, and Menn Albers et al to various parties in sections 14 19 24 2n Sw. Transactions list purchaser and seller names with parcel locations and dollar amounts such as 300, 12,500 and 2,000. Notable names include Ellen Hayes Albert Albers Carl Albers and Menn Albers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah A. Taylor
Charles W. Johnson
F. J. Ricker
Ellen Hayes
Menn Albers
Carl Albers
Albert Albers
Tena Albers
Golden
Birth of daughter to Mr and Mrs Currier of Hannibal Mo
A daughter was born Monday night to Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Currier of Hannibal Missouri. The Curriers formerly lived in Owints until about three years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Currier
Hannibal, Mo
Mrs Feigenspan Dies After Long Illness In Quincy Home
Mrs Christina Feigenspan died at 9 30 pm Tuesday at 812 Payson avenue after a year of poor health and a stroke two weeks earlier. Born May 30 1812 in Muehthausen Prussia she came to Quincy in 1848 and married Gustave G Feigenspan in 1881. She leaves four children and a granddaughter with funeral notices to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christina Feigenspan
Payson Avenue
Muehthausen
Prussia
Quincy
John M. Perz
Catharina Elizabeth Nippold Perz
Gustave G. Feigenspan
First German Methodist Church
Ladies’ Wld Society
Eva Altenhein
Erlington
Marguerite Altenhein
Keokuk
Double Funeral for Mr and Mrs Hilbing
Double funeral services were held today for Mr Albert Hilbing and Mrs Phillipina German. Mr Hilbing was mourned at his mother's residence then St John s Catholic Church with burial at St Boniface Cemetery. Mrs German had private services at her home and a public service at St John s Lutheran Church with burial at Woodland Cemetery.
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Mrs. Hilbing
Albert Hilbing
Funeral Services for Thomas P. Line in Killdeer North Dakota
Funeral services for Thomas P Line who died April 29 in Killdeer were held at 2 pm in Daugherty parlors with Rev Father Gamble officiating. Bearers were Frank If B E and Wallace Line J H Crafton FP Schaut and George I Lyford. Burial at Greenmount cemetery. Out of town relatives include widow Mrs Line and daughter Mrs Daniel T Carr of Oklahoma City plus May Line of Kansas City and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas P. Line
Killdeer
N. D
Daugherty
Father Gamble
Good Shepherd Church
Mr. Line
Frank If
B. E
Wallace Line
J. HW. Crafton
FP. Schaut
George IT. Lyford
Kansas City
Bill
Greenmount Cemetery
Line
Daniel T. Carr
Oklahoma City
Miss May Line
Frank H. Line
BE. Line
Ola, Ark
Robert Wailcox
First National Bank of
Funeral Held for Harry P Wing at Sister’s Home and Church
The funeral of Harry P Wing was held at 8:30 Wednesday morning at his sister Mrs Charles Dailey’s residence 726 North Seventh Street and at St Audevis in St Rose of Lima Church led by Rev Father Brennan. Bearers were Henry Sullivan Robert Flannigan John Dowd William Cunnane Michael and M OBrien. Burial was in St Peter's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry P. Wing
Charles Dailey
North Seventh Street
U Btedevis
St. Rose of Lima Church
Father Brennan
Henry Sullivan
Robert Flannigan
John Dowd
William Cunnane
Michael
M. O'Brien
St. Peter's Cemetery
Rankins to Geneva for 90-year-old mother obituary
Mr and Mrs R F Rankin plan to leave Wednesday night for Geneva New York after receiving word Tuesday night that Mrs Rankins mother Mrs A Hf Wilson aged ninety has died.
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R. F. Rankin
Geneva
N.Y
Funeral service for Casper Cissna at Steffenville Baptist
The funeral was held at noon Tuesday in the Steffenville Baptist Church conducted by Rev. A D Scott with a large attendance. Six cousins served as bearers: Zach Earl Grover Casper Stessen William and Lewis Cicsna, all of Steffenville. Burial followed in Steffenville cemetery. August F Stormer undertook arrangements.
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Casper Cissna
Baptist
Steffenville
A. D. Scott
Zach
Earl
Grover
Casper Stessen
William and
Lewis Cicsna
August F. Stormer
32-page Skin Book Ad Offered Worldwide
An advertisement offers a 32-page skin book on request, inviting readers to write to Caticura Department T Bou ton for a postcard address and stating the item is sold globally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caticura
Dept
T. Bouton
Hog Cholera Fight Urged By Adams County Farmer
Adams County Farm Improvement Association receives Dr Connaway's hog cholera booklet. The letter urges practical prevention, sanitation, and neighbor cooperation to cut losses, with notes on alfalfa and clover, drainage, limestone use, and soil improvement. It promotes soy beans, inoculated soil, corn prep, discing, and a boys contest to engage youth in farming.
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Emma Luthin
Adams County Farm Improvement Association
Adams _ county
Farm Improvement Association
J. W. Connaway
Connaway
University of Missouri
Adams County
Dr. Connaway
Clearing House Association of Quincy
Broadway Bank
Illinois State Bank
Mercantile Trust and Savings Bank
State Savings Loan and Trust Co
Quincy National Bank
State Street Bank
Rick
William Bagley Dies of Blood Poisoning
William Bagley of Ellington township died at 9 40 p m Tuesday evening from blood poisoning after a six week illness He was born in Baltimore Md July 13 1836 aged 70 and had lived in the state 56 years A farmer he belonged to the Methodist church He leaves a widow three sons John C of South Dakota George of Ellington Walter of Bushnell two daughters Mrs Mary Lash Everett Wash and Mrs Flora Meyer Pontiac plus grandchildren and great grandchildren The funeral will be at 10 o'clock Friday morning at the home one half mile east of Eubanks Burial at Chase cemetery south of Fowler Friends invited Also noted were the funeral services of William Niekamp held earlier at the Salem Evangelical church conducted by Rev H J Leemhius with a large attendance including the church quartet and floral offerings Bearers named.
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William Bagley
Ellington Township
Baltimore
Methodist Church
John C
South Dakota
George
Ellington
Walter
Bushnell
Mary Lash
Everett
Wash
Flora Meyer
Pontiac
Ile
Eubanks
Chase Cemetery
Fowler
Local Pick Ups and Community Notices in Town
Miss Edna Morris returns from the southern states via New Mexico. The Dust of the Earth four act drama at St Marys hall on Sunday May 7, presented by St Josephs Benevolent society. Gunther Hardware advertises Wear Ever aluminum ware and a three day auction selling silverware glassware umbrellas watches and jewelry with souvenir gifts for ladies. Roast ox served from 10 am at the Blue Ribbon. Leo Hapke sustains a severe cut at the Wiebmer Machine shop and will be off work weeks. Snyder's new cabs 25c and Dr Lafler advertised.
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Gunther Hardware Te
Edna Morris
Maine Street
A. P. Odell
Blue Ribbon
A. B. Sweeney
St. Louis
A. W. Revitt
Jersey Street
A. F. Odell
Dr Bell Pine Tar Honey cough syrup formula
A 000 FAMILY COUGH SYRUP is described as made from Pine-Tar Ac onite Sugar Hyoscyamus Sassafras Peppermint Ipecac Rhubarb Mandrake Capsicum Mariare Ammonia Toney and Glycerine. It is marketed as pleasant soothing and quick relief, sold ready made in 25¢ bottles under Dr Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey with the formula on the package.
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Dr. Bell
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Frederick P. Osgood
Stranger
West
Dr. Osgood
E. P. Osenod
Harry Osgood
James Oserod
Roberts
Irwin-Overland — Company
Hayes “Sur Wheel
Hayes
Deere and
Avery
FF Lanters
Geo. Keller & Sons
Ninth and
Maine Sts
Quincy, Ill
Phillipina Gorman
Phillipina German
North Twenty-second Street
St. John's Lutheran Church
Woodland Cemetery
T. P. Line
New York
Orst
Charles Culnan
College &T
Poplar Bluff, Mo
Farmer Rusk
County Farm Improvement Association
J. B. Thomas
Columbus
D. H. Myers
Mendon
Wisman and Sons
Ursa
Tip Smith
Clayton
L. FP. Allison
Quincy-Ursa Road
Russell Davis
Claveon
Anderson Bros
Camp Point
Harrow
Melrose
Wilbur Coe
Ursa Township
Farmers’ Institute
Luthin
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Farmer
William Niekamp
Salem Evangelical Church
H. J. Leemhius
Salem Church
August Schroeder
Christ Becker August
William Heidbreder
Henry Sprick
August Hornecker
Thostetter
Scovill CO
Aelle
Neme
Gunther
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