Tenth Division Navy Vets Mark Anniversary With Letters Plan
Quincy residents urged to mail letters to Tenth Division Illinois Naval Reserves sailors aboard U S S Kansas on the coast. May 21 would mark its 20th anniversary though war halted celebrations. residents asked to send news and greetings by May but not later than Monday.
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Illinois
Quincy
U.S. S
Uncle Sam
Hinds Naval
U.S. S. Kansas
New York City
United States Navy
Roy A. Morehead
Hugh King
S. C. Strauss
Excelsior Stove Manufacturing Company
Naval Reserve division highlighted by former commander’s outreach
Ask Him F Garner leads city efforts to support naval reserves as members train aboard ships like the U S St Dorothea and Nashville. Lieut W A Johnson writes of 400 reserves aboard the Quincy flagship, ongoing drills, upcoming target practice, and a long cruise planned with voyages from Cuba toward the Pacific.
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J. F. Garner
Quincy
W. A. Johnson
U.S. S. Kansas
Marion E. Kreider
William MoBarton
Z. O. Curtis
Chester Anderson
FEC
Abbott
F. B
Somers
New Orleans
Lst
F. Garner
Mr. Garner
Garner
The
Chamber of Commerce
Navy
Cuba
Pacific
Quincy Papers
Michigan
Rogers Stainfloor Finish promises versatile woodwork shine
FINISH is a stain and a varnish combined. It is marketed as the best floor finish and ideal for inside doors, wainscoting, chairs, trophies, picture frames or any woodwork or furniture in the home.
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Rogers
Banner Prices for Corn Paid in Peoria Illinois
Farmers in central Illinois receive about 1.60 a bushel for corn in Peoria markets. The Lake Grain company paid a farmer 5226.06 for a carload of No 3 yellow corn weighing 113640 pounds or 2029 bushels at 1.58 9 10 per bushel. A new electric torch with cigar lighter is marketed for motorists who smoke. Germany has over 0 music schools, with nearly one third in Berlin.
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Peoria
Central Illinois
The
Lake Grain Company
Germany
Berlin
Colonel Edward Jonas Tries to Enlist in Later Years
A Quincy friend reports Col Edward Jonas humorously recounting efforts to enlist during the Civil War era. Born in Columbus, son of Abraham Jonas, he served from 1861, rose to colonel on General Dodge's staff, then returned to Quincy before moving to New Orleans, where he remained most of his life. The piece notes his lighthearted approach and enduring public esteem.
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Quincy
Col
Edward Jonas
Canal Street
New Orleans
Columbus
Col. Jonas
Abraham Jonas
Lincoln
Ed Jonas
G. M. Dodge
Godfrey & Reese
Park
Woman Defies Husband’s Expectation In Daily Task
A woman performs a common duty her way, challenging the usual practice when her husband anticipates a different method. The remark highlights marital dynamics and autonomy in domestic choices.
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U.S. S. Baltimore
U.S. 8
U. S. St. Dorothea
U. S.S. Nashville
Mississippi
St. Louis
U. S. S. Montana
U.S. S. Dubuque
Isle de Luzon
Great Lakes
Chicago
Mr. Ross
Edwards
Diszie
Dixie
Miami
Fla
Key West
Ross
Baltimore
Belsley
Tenth Division
William A. Johnson
Waldriep Edwards
J. G. James Ross
Ensign
Theo. McPheeters
William E. Stan
J- F. Kasey
J. B. King
Robinson
William A. Lock
Paul Albertson
George Barden
R. R. Burns
F. P. Bernard
A. B. Bowen
Arthur W. Bartelt
George Christ
Morton Lewis Davis
Lloyd Davison
Lawrence Doht
Edward Ellermeir
William Fischer
A. B. Floria
Robert W. Geyer
W. Gilman
W. E. Goodwin
W. E. Hetzler
Anthony J. Helthake
H. J. Johnson
Walter Ketterer
W. W. Knipple
R. C. Laws
George L. Love
Clarence Loehr
Frank Lindsey
Conrad McPheeters
M. G. Meyer
Henry Pittman
H. FP. Pinkelman
William F. Rueth
Robert B. Ruefer
George K. Stanbury
Clay Straub
R. J. Stroup
A. W. Thesen
Harry F. Tapp
Emery Newton Thomp
Martin van Tuyle
Henry Woots
Lawrence Dixon White
A. Woltering
Herbert Westman
Donald Jones Grubb
Edward Woltering
Ray York
H. Guth
H. Rotger
W. Kasperwick
Rettig
Bremser
Prescription Druggists
Maine
Quincy's
Axminster
Weilers
Gately Credit
Gately’s
Reliable
Hampshire
Yately’s
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