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Quincy Whig in Quincy, Illinois

30 May 1916

Page 5

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Quincy Whig

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Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1916

Page

5

Mrs. Julia Scott Dies in Keokuk Carthage May 30

Mrs Julia Scott wife of John F Scott of Carthage died Saturday evening at 6 55 in Keokuk after five weeks in St Josephs hospital following an operation for cancer of the bowels She was 17 and survived by her husband four children a brother and a sister Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 30 in the Episcopal church Moss Ridge cemetery burial to follow The Trinity Lutheran baccalaureate and other local items are also reported in this Carthage dispatch.

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Carthage Julia Scott John F. Scott St. Joseph's Hospital Keokuk Leet Julia Stepp Frank Stepp Mary Wassom Marshalltown Eugenia J. Hayes I Pocatello Idaho Frank Elizabeth Chanel E. R. Holt Seattle Wash Episcopal Church Star Lodge Wassom J. M. Jones Rossini Philippians E. M. Smith Sullivan W. F. Boyd Haydn Harvey Daniel Hoover William Rosenstengel J. W. Ferris Lemmens Hoover Hancock County Fair Association Court House William D. Exbers Leon Chevillon W. O. Kunkel W. E. Lyon E. M. Robbins John J. Welch Simeon Walton Denver Beulah Marguerite Jacks Adrian Malinda Burnett Lyon James Byers Narcissa Colusa Ethel Adair Ethel Dave Briley Solomon Helms Quincy Wm. H. Sartzell John George Kreig Katherine Kreig Ward Katherine Wreig Emma Rhea Leslie Rhea Nettie Smithers Marie Bryce Joseph Parsons Leslie Parsons George W. Hainline Susan Bainter Ella Bridgeman Eathel Arnold Dennis D. Meaux Henrietta E. Wertz Sean William A. Hartman Charles Crossland Clara Hartman David E. Mack Patrick LeRoy Willliam A. Shain Wm. D. Shain Dallas City Henry T. Pitt Fred Salm, Sr William Eddy
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The Boy is Father for the Man

The piece praises a patent remedy called Mother’s Friend as a trusted aid for expectant mothers. It claims deep muscle absorption, reduced pain, calmer nerves, and restful sleep, urging readers to obtain a bottle and request a free booklet from Bradfield Regulator Co in Atlanta.

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Isarmies Bradfick Regulator Co Lamar Bldg Atlanta, Ga
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Cursing on Streets Led to Fines and Detentions

Magistrate Reardon announced stricter penalties for cursing in public places after a series of peace disturbance cases. Defendants included William Zang fined 15 dollars, Pan McKinney fined 15 dollars, and Dave Tate sent to the workhouse. Others faced fines for drunkenness, vagrancy, and disturbances. one case was dismissed. Separately, Truman McCarl will attend Lombard college events in Galesburg. A local dog named Mike was killed by a car near Sixteenth and Wampshire Streets, beloved by children and residents.

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Reardon William Zang Western Union Telegraph Office Pan McKinney George Saalig Dave James Tate Hi. K. Mason Fred Benton Ethel Green Wilson W Clark Leo Ulrich McCarl Galesburg Truman McCarl Lombard College Donald McCarl Rsson Theigh School Galesbary Lombard Mike John C McConnnell Sixteenth and Wampshire Streets Otis Tohnston
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Arrest of Earl Hull for Auto Theft and Post Office Robbery

Earl Hull of this city is held for Clinton County authorities in Iowa on charges of automobile theft and as a suspect in the Comanche post office robbery. He was arrested Monday morning in Washington Park after a police watch. a loaded blue steel Colt revolver and other items were found. Hull, previously linked to a Broadway bank robbery and other incidents, arrived in town the prior Sunday using the name Eugene Hadley. He denies the crimes and says he will return to Clinton to face the charges.

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Earl Hull Clinton Camanche Washington Park Koch George Saalig C. L. Ramsey Clinton, Jr Quincy Hull Bumster Scharnhorst Saalig Ruby Frazier Concert Street Keokuk, In Waterloo Carl Miller Comanche Arges Wood Hotel Eugene Hadley Broadway Albert Akers Good Shepherd Chicago Young Hull L. S. Hull North Sixth Avenue Geise Hannibal Loca
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Trinity Lutheran Church Choir Eve Simmons C. B. Newcomer Orwanna Beise Hostetter Maxwell Detroit J.B. Thomas & Sons South Seventh Street
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