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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1919

Page

5

Heavy vote seen in Hannibal city election races

Voters head to polls amid a heated election with close contests for mayor police chief city attorney and city recorder. Republican and Democrat tickets clash across wards with Frank Clay versus George Vandament in ward one and John Conlin versus George Treat in ward two.

Hanibal City John K. Mills Thomas C. Garner Rev Gleason Albert Miller Fred Simmons James Feathersteene Oral D. Drummond

Hannibal and Marion County Exceed Victory Loan Target

Hannibal and Marion County completed the Fifth and final Victory Liberty loan drive. City of Hannibal raised $571,850,000 about 15,000 over quota. total county subscriptions reached $60,940,000, surpassing the county quota by about 15,000. Two week campaign praised, local business leaders elated.

Hannibal Marion County Bob Blackwood Hanmfal

Lux dies by self in Hannibal after family losses

Thomas F. Lux, 45, of 1420 Samuels street, killed himself with a lysal and carbolic acid solution following the deaths of his son Carl from a sleeping disease six weeks earlier and his mother Mrs Lux buried in New Franklin. He leaves a widow Lillian and six children. Funeral today at 2 from his home, Rev. C. H. Winders of First Christian Church officiating. Interment Mount Olivet cemetery.

Carl C. H. Winders First Christian Church Mount Olivet Cemetery

Monroe City Men Hear Danforth Speech on Elevators

Monroe City business men and farmers will hear H. W. Danforth of St. Louis, president of the National Farmers Elevator Association, speak Wednesday night. The talk promotes building elevators at Monroe City Hazzard and Hunnewell as part of the local agricultural associations. Mersin E. J. Trosper of Hannibal, district agricultural agent, assisted in arranging the meeting.

Monroe City H. W. Danforth St. Louis Monroa City Hazzard Hunnewell Danforth National Farmers’ Elevator Association Tazewell Mersin

HANNIBAL HAPPENINGS INCLUDE LOCAL NOTES AND OBITUARY

A local Hannibal brief covers community events and personal notices. Mr ata Mree Thames O'Donnell and other residents attend gatherings, plus a St. Louis university degree report and Army notes from the 89th division. Anna Foy dies in St. Louis. funeral arrangements pending. A Mason meeting at the Maronic Temple is announced with second and third degree work planned.

A. Mingwins North Third Street George Barber Wannibal 89Th Division Army of Occupation Barber Tilers Germany 84Th Harber Hannibal St. John’s Masons Maronic Temple

Dicky Dippys Diary Funeral Services Planned

Dicky Dippys Diary burial arrangements announced with Salvation Army in charge of services at 8 oclock this afternoon at Mount Olivet Cemetery for burial following funeral rites.

Salvation Army Mount Olivet Cemetery

Save telephone receipts says Missouri body

Missouri public service commission rows with Postmaster General Burleson over federal injunction that barred interference with the Southwestern Telephone and Telegraph Co in raising rates. Increase hits Hannibal and Missouri towns as nationwide increases begin. Hannibal subscribers urged to keep receipts for possible refunds if the commission wins.

Missour Public Service Commission Burleson Commission Hannibal Cites Missouri Hannity Lewis O'Connor Southwestern Telephone and Telegraph Company O'Connor van Valkenburg Kansas City O'Conner Public Service Commission Harrison Missouri Public Service Commission Tudes van Valkenbure United States Supreme Court North Dakota Tne Tecal Gub the Service Commission Valkenburg Th. F.o Southtern Telephone Company Haarlesen Busness Oman Teledione Mann

Columbia Sheriff Seeks Two Suspects in Columbia Robbery

Sheriff Whitesides of Columbia seeks two suspects named Douglas Scott and George Moursey, two African American men held in Keokuk, for a robbery at a Columbia store weeks earlier. Moursey, about 17, allied with Scott, left Isaian about three months ago, and is said to have shot a man during the incident as he faces circuit court on burglary charges.

Douglas Scott George Morsey Keokuk Dao Columbia Toa Whotesides Sher Whitesides Murses Hlard Scott Isaanibal Mourses Moursey Witchel

Arrest Auto Thieves Near Emden Monday

Three men, strangers in the area, were arrested in a wheatfield near Emden in Manon county Monday afternoon for stealing the Buick of Ro G Queen of Hannibal. The car was taken from in front of a colored pastor's church Sunday evening and found abandoned. Sheriff William Mefford and Deputy Sheriff Harry Burghorf made the arrests. The suspects, who used assumed names, were jailed in Palmyra and will be brought to Hannibal Wednesday for arraignment in state court. They claim residences in various parts of the United States.

Wheatfield Emden Manon County Queen of Hannibal Sherif William Mefford Harry Burghorf Palmyra Hannibal United States

Hannibal Nurse Returns From War Service Royal Reception

Miss Nina Shelton, one of two Hautebal women who served as Red Cross nurses in France, has returned home to a royal reception. She joined Washington University Unit 2 of St Louis and served almost the entire war, after nursing at Levering Hospital before enlisting.

Nina Shelton Hautebal Rel Cross France Rube Ide Hannibal Miss Shelter Washington University Unit 2 St Loouis United States Germany Levering

River Flood Forecast Warns of 20 Foot Stage This Week

Weather bureau predicts a 20 foot stage on the Mississippi by Thursday night or Friday as flood waters rise. Des Moines river and other tributaries also climbing, prompting levee precautions across Missouri and Illinois. local enlistment notices appear amid flood coverage.

Mississippi Weather Bureau Elan- Hibal Talom Plantirbal Bo Widdren Phaainihala Dama Desmoines Hansbal Station Hannibal Missouri Pfanecdal de Serteus Thas

Recruits Sent at Jefferson Barracks

A fragment reports that Jefferson Barracks received several more men from the Haanitvel army recruitment office in St Louis. Names include Vincent Siedler of Thanwilbed and others from Birch Street.

Ro Piscussermann Haanitvel Army Recruiting Office Jefferson Jarracls St. Louis Othe Aise Residemee Ound Vincent Siedler Ath Birch Street Thanwilbed Sen Mir Gras

Shriners Attend St Louis Meeting With 175 Members Initiated

Hannibal Shriners sent a delegation to St Louis for the semi mandal ceremonial of the Mystic Shrine. About 175 members formed the class adopted on Saturday. An elaborate banquet followed the initiation. Notables include Six Brannibabs and one Perry, with several others from Perry and Hraneibee joining the event.

Hannibal Shriners Dueve St. Lewis Mystic Shrine Hrannibabs Perry Momen Ehuss GG Richards Walter W. Schaubacher Cal Seelewerndemian Madhu Greorge Parker Walter Grecery Ayal George Branhani

Elmer Whittaker Dies at 29 in Marea Thornipes Home

The death of Elmer D. Whittaker occurred at 4.20 oclock at his home on Willataut Street after an illness of six months. He was 72 years old and leaves a wife two children a mother and two brothers. The body was taken to O Donnell Brothers funeral home for arrangements.

Himer DD. Whittaker Celock Marea Thornipes Willataut Street Tie O'Donnell Brothers

Wonderful remedy claims in old advertisement text

An antiquated ad promotes HLISS NATIVE HERR TAB LES as a gentle stomach stimulant. It claims to relax the bowels, tone the system, improve health, suppress appetite, and prevent common complaints, promising a cheerful life. Sold by multiple sellers with unclear locations and price per box.

Teaedagy Aitaperiste and

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