Liberty Highway HQ in Quincy Faces Relocation Pressure
Citizens worry as reports say St. Louis and Kansas City may lure the Liberty Highway national headquarters away from Quincy. Truman T. Pierson says offers exist while Quincy’s advertising clout and hotel trade tied to the highway could suffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Highway Association
Quincey
Quincy
St. Louis
Kansas City
Truman T. Pierson
Old Trails Association
Los Angeles
Missouri
Alnough
Springfield
Oklahoma City
Decatur
Indianapolis
Liberty
Hall's Catarrh Medicine for Deafness Cure Claim
The advertisement asserts catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated constitutionally with Hall's Catarrh Medicine. It claims the medicine works through the blood to mucous surfaces and offers one hundred dollars for any pane not cured, with free circulars from F. G. Cheney & Co. in Toledo, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Womanless Wedding Delights Carthage Citizens
A Womanless Wedding staged by the Young Ladies Missionary Society in Carthage drew a full house at the Christian church. Thirty local businessmen played parts, the show repeating due to crowd demand and raising about 180 dollars for Miss Wine Wilkinson in China. The event featured prominent attendees in elaborate costumes, with lively parade of guests and a playful, lavish program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Ladies Missionary Society
Christian Church
Circle Girls
Miss Wine and
Willkinson
China
Will Tensete
Fred Johnson
The
Gumps
Warren Wirkpatrick
Willie
Obhie McMinimy
Fatty Arbuckle
Joe Helfrich
Tom Thumb
Dorothy Mosely
Hugh Smith
Eve Simmons Runyon
Philip Culkin
Caswell
Leo Hubbard
Leo Hubbard, Saw Only the Funny Side and When Mayor Hartzell
R . Runyon
Pres
Wilson
Bob Compton
Raf. Diffenbaugh
Jascha Heiletz
Prentice Williams
Gay Nubbers
Fred Chandler
Clark Denton
Alicé“Aaron
Elia Mae
Riley Eugene Barnes
Carthage High Schol Alumni Association
Neil Harper
Toy Wood
Julia Scofield
Jessie Duffy
Baptist Church
Cora Hearne
Warren Kirkpatrick
Martin Hackett
Iowen C Cliff
Toy Woods
Elizabeth Pumphrey
Mavis McGuilvery
Violet Boswell
Helen Cronk
Lloyd Shipton
George Long
A. P. Kimbrough
Lloyd
East Carthage
Zuleka Hards
Quincey
John Compton
Augusta
Robert
Linus Cruise
James W. Westfall
Samuel Taylor
Monmouth S’riday
Parade Delay Hint for 11 000 4%era Troops
Springfield May 24. Speaker Shanahan said word from the war department indicates the first contingent of 11 000 troops of the 4 percent era division may be delayed and may not parade in Chicago until Thursday of next week rather than Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
Shanahan
House
War Despartment
Chicago
Center On Home Soil Lauds Men Leader's Speech On War Service
Captain Smith praised his unit for nerve wracking traffic duty and guiding German prisoners, noting many were selected from combat units and wore campaign hats and wound stripes. After the armistice, the company helped police Luxemburg, patrolled miles in snow, and escorted prisoners to rear areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luxemburg
Quincy
Charleston
L’rivate
William M. Brayman
Thad C. White
Arrival of Allied Troops From Brest Reported
The report details nearly 4,000 officers and men from the 33rd division and the 35th engineers arriving from Brest. Casuals and nurses accompany the units, with Lieut. Gen. Bullard and Brig. Gen. Hall among the travelers. Several regiments and support units are listed for assignment to Camps Grant Upton Dix Devens and other bases, including the 131st infantry formerly the First Tennessee National Guard earning multiple decorations on the Somme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Alex
Thomas Pope
Chicago
Somme
Kremhilde
Robert L. Ellison
Moeker
Oklo
Illinois
Brest
108Th Engineers
Grant
Dix, Dodge and
Sherman
108Th Engineer
314Th
Associated Pres
New York
33Rd Division
National Guard
Hhinuis
35Th Engineers
Niaiserin Auguste Victoria
Robert L. Bullard
Brg
Herman Hall
Dix
Lee
Taylor
Gordon
Pike
Fort Ogiethorpe
66Th Infantry Brigade
Grant and Upton
108Th Field Signal Battalion
Grant and Dodge
132Nd Infantry
124Th
25Th Engineers
Custer
Devens
Dodge
Lewis, Meade
Travis
Fort Presidio
Santa Elena
66Th Evacuation Ambulance Company
Upton
QSL
401St Telegraph Battalion
Bordeaux
415Th Telegraph Battalion
Uld 4Th Hopital
42Nd Ambulance
Coumpany
100Th Division
Tenth
131St Infantry
Timais National Guard
Joseph B. Sanborn
France
Calesnentigotths
Legion of Honour
Order of Leopold
131St
King George
Acid-Stomach Plea for Eatonic and Fatonic Remedy
A dated health ad claims acid stomach ruins health and offers Eatonic to absorb excess acid for instant relief. It promises belching stoppage and renewed energy, urging readers to buy Fatonic from a druggist with a money-back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eatonic
Tonk Alta
Made Parties to War and League of Nations Critique
Senator Sherman warns that the United States faces a heavy burden as the wealthiest nation in the league and must accept mandates in Asia and Africa. He cites 40 million Chinese denied self determination in Shantung and Poland's limited access, calling the league a betrayal and promising a costly American commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Asia
Africa
United States
Siberia
Russia
Sherman
Shantung
Japan
Poland
League of Nations
China
Italy
Lilliputians
Allies Take Russian Town on Murmansk Front
London reports allied forces captured Medyvyelyagora at the northwestern end of Lake Onexa on the Murmansk front in Russia. British war office says Bolshevik rear guard suffered severely in a series of actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russian Town
London
Murmansk
Russia
Medyvyelyagora
Lake Onexa
British War Office
Also Mentioned on This Page
Liberty Highway
Atlantic City
Niehaus Bicycle
K. OF C. Building
Maine
Loewenstein
Maine ST
Ron
Woodrow Wilson
Caligula
Colonel House
Congress
Geneva Council
Great Britain
Britain
Spence
LaFayette
Washington
George Tit
Chickering & Sons
Amplio
Giles Brothers
West Side Square
Quincy’s Live Store
Hirsu
J. E. Spears
J. W. Daniels
Cc. H. Weiss
G. H. Liesen
Hirsh
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!