Tip McClintic Dies Suddenly in Monroe City
J E McClintic known as Tip, prominent eastern Missouri stockman and large landholder, died Thursday at 2 30 pm at his Monroe City home after a sinking spell. He was about 68, survived by a widow and daughter Carrie now in New York City. Funeral arrangements not yet made. Funeral of Miss Emma Cook held in Ellington township with large attendance.
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J. E. MecClintic
Tip
Missouri
Monroe City
Mr. McClintic
Virginia
Carrie
New York City
McClintic
New York
Shields MecClintic
Missouri Assembly
Monroe
Emma Cook
F.C. Cook
Ellington Township
WO. Cone
St. John’s Cathedral
Frank Giffer
George Hopke
John B. Arrowsmith
George B. Powell
Ellington Cemetery
Harris Cook
Taylor, Mo
Funeral services for Berry G. A. Griffin Thursday
Funeral services for Berry G. A. Griffin were held at 2:30 PM at Mumper Undertaking parlors with Rev. N. M. Rigg officiating. A large crowd attended. bearers included J. M. Irwin Leaton Irwin Evra Rest Lucien Cover and Rolla Gray. Burial followed in Woodland cemetery. Judge John Carothers of Kirksville Mo attended as a brother‑in‑law.
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Berry G. A. Griffin
N. M. Rigg
Vermont Street Methodist Church
J. M. Irwin
Leaton Irwin
Evra Rest
Lucien Cover
Rolla Gray
Mr. Griffin
Woodland Cemetery
John ©. Carothers
Kirksville, Mo
Funeral for John Jansen at residence and church
John Jansen funeral held today at 8 o'clock in his residence on Harrison Street and at 30 o'clock in St. Mary's Catholic church. Burial expected at St. Boniface cemetery.
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John Jansen
Harrison Street
St. Mary's Catholic Church
St. Boniface Cemetery
Funeral services for Arthur Young in Milwaukee home
Arthur Young died in Milwaukee. Funeral services were held at 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon at the home of his sister Mrs. William Reis at 29 Jefferson Street. Rev. I W ... officiated.
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Arthur Young
Milwaukee
William Reis
Jefferson Street
I, W
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Cold Remedy Ad
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as a cough and cold syrup. It claims quick cough relief and throat soothing for all ages, with clear labeling of ingredients and a 25 cent price at druggists.
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Dr. Bell
Funeral for Luther Memorial pastor Bingaman held
The bearers at the funeral were Robert Albright John Epping William Smith Carl Birkenmaier Elmer Schroeder and Arthur Buxman Burial took place in Woodland cemetery Mrs Chadwick and her daughter of Oak Park NL attended the service.
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Bingaman
Luther Memorial Church
Robert Albright
John Epping
Wiliam Smith
Carl Birkenmaier
Elmer Schroeder
Arthur Buxman
Woodland Cemetery
Chadwick
Oak Park, NL
Funeral Notice for Joseph Schneider of Quincy
Joseph Frank Schneider of 800 Jackson Street died Thursday morning in St Marys hospital of pneumonia after about a week illness. He was born in Quincy aged about 50 and lived here all his life. He belonged to the Stove Mounters union and leaves three brothers Adam Charles and John all of Quincy and five sisters Mrs M Rinkstorf of St Louis Mo Mrs Theresa King of Creston Ia Mrs George Rothweiler and Mrs Charles Gieseker and Mrs Henry Good of Quincy. Funeral notice later.
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Joseph Schneider
Joseph Frank Schneider
Jackson Street
St. Mary’s Hospital
Quincy
Tie
Stove Mounters’ Union
Schneider
Adam
Charles
John
M. Rinkstorf
St. Louis
Theresa King
Creston
George Rothweiler
Charles Gieseker
Henry Good
Miss Minnie Stark Dies in St Marys Hospital at 20
Miss Minnie Stark, 20, died at 9:05 a.m. Thursday in St Marys hospital after returning May 6 to the facility suffering from tuberculosis. Born in Missouri, she had worked at the hospital and elsewhere. Survived by a brother, Jasper Stark. funeral to be conducted at the hospital.
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Minnie Stark
St. Mary’s Hospital
Miss Stark
Missouri
Jasper Stark
Escape attempt adds days to workhouse term for Miller
Harry Miller already serving six months for petit larceny faced 644 extra days after attempting to escape the workhouse. He broke ankle shackles with a sledge hammer, hid in an old furniture factory, and was found in the boiler room by guard Mike Reardon. He received 54 days more and a $25 fine plus costs in police court. Charles Gerse shared the term for related theft. Two intoxication cases resulted in $2 fines, with one suspended.
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Harry Miller
House of Correction
Miller
Liberty
Jefferson Street
Jansen
Mike Reardon
Thedis
Mr. Reardon
Charles Gerse
Woodruff
Ninth
Broadway
George Hassett
Charles Johnson
Aisse
Overland Shipments Jump in 1916 During April Peak
A sales department report shows Overland shipments for the year ending April 30, 1916 reaching 137,665 automobiles, up from 40,528 the year prior, a 174 percent rise. In April 1916, 19,781 cars were shipped, the highest monthly total ever by the Willys Overland plant.
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Sales Department
Overland
Willys-Overland
Civic League Opposes Carnivals In Quincy Streets
The Civic Improvement League denounces carnival companies and votes resolutions to Mayor Abbott and aldermen to block outside shows. They oppose using market square and public streets for private exhibitions, pledging to prevent future street use that excludes the public.
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Civic League
Quincy
Abbott
Civic Improvement League
High School Cadets Disband for Season
The Wich school cadet corps has discontinued drill until school reopens next fall due to many upcoming activities and dwindling attendance. Cadets had been successful in drill and learned military work, but the season will end in four weeks.
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Wich School
Probate Notes in County Court Highlights Estates
Mary S Adams administratrix filed a report for Johanna Fitzgerald with receipts and disbursements totaling 897.11. Henry King executor reported selling Gerhard Johann real estate for 826. Minors State Bank of Quincy executor Dorothea E Porth filed final report with receipts and expenditures 4393. An order allowed Henry Beck's claim against Anna Beck estate for 295.95.
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Mary S. Adams
Johanna Fitzgerald
Henry King
Gerhard Johann
State Bank of Quincy
Dorothea E. Porth
Henry Beck
Anna Beck
Emporia Woman Builds Taxi Business Paying Her Car
Odella Waller of Emporia Kansas runs a taxi service that pays for her Overland car and provides a solid income. She reports a remarkable record with just one tire puncture in 12 000 miles and no blowouts, highlighting her success in a male dominated field.
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Odella Waller
Emporia
Kan
Vegetable Market Buoyant Despite High Florida Tomatoes
Market reports show abundant home grown vegetables yet Florida tomatoes stay costly on metropolitan shelves. Arkansas strawberries vary in quality with Aroma and Klondyke varieties noted. Prices on greens and root crops reflect fresh arrivals from the south as spring harvests begin.
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Florida
Arkansas
California
Jury Finishes Work in Indian Grave Drainage District
The jury concluded its land by land assessment review for the Indian Grave Drainage District with a recess granted after Thursday morning visits. Foreman and clerk to return Monday to finalize the assessment roll and determine benefits or damages for each parcel as the district considers a $335,000 project.
Caticura Skin Book By Mail Offers Free Sample
An advertisement promotes a free 32 page skin book and mailed samples. The offer is available worldwide through the address Caticura Dept. T Bu ten, with free distribution by mail.
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Caticura
Dept. T. Bu
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