Northeast Missouri dairy drive boosts cattle and clubs
A Northeast Missouri industrial and agricultural association promotes dairy expansion with 3,000 cattle placed on farms and 35 calf clubs. Dr J Trosper travels from Quincy to La Grange to aid in dairy outreach and cattle selection, aided by J H Woods as president and a strong executive committee. The group delivers fertiliser at cost, supports farmers, and plans to extend similar aims to other regions.
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Missouri
Northeast Missouri
J. Trosper
Quincy
la Grange
la Saree
Lewis County
Lewis
University of Missouri
Trosper
Sonoeay
J. H . Woods
Sheibina
Busi
Reg Jasly
I. c
Minnesota
Canada
Northeast Missouri Association
Returned Rev George E Shaw to Quincy church in Alton conference
Rev George E Shaw was assigned to Quincy in the annual conference held in Alton Illinois which concluded Sunday. The Quincy district roster includes East St. Louis Jacksonville Campbell Chapel Madison North Alton Edwardsville Lovejoy Upper Alton Collinsville Litchfield Shiloh Letsnon Macomb Centralia and other appointments with named pastors such as W A Searcy A H Fisher W D Herwood A M Hassell E W Brewer A A Sherman W C Shelton A H Higgins John H Higgins Fleming Gray M A Hunter C W Smith B F Mosey and Joseph Johnson.
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George E. Shaw
Quincy
A. A. Sherman
Lovejoy
W. C. Shelton
Upper Alton
A. H. Higgins
Collinsville
John H. Higgins
Litchfield
Fleming Gray
Shiloh
M. A. Hunter
Letsnon
C. W. Smith
Macomb
B. F. Mosey
Centralia
Joseph Johnson
Hod Carriers Agree On New Wage Scale
Hod carriers and managers settled a wage agreement. Old work will be paid at 37 34 cents per hour or eight dollars per day through April. New work from now on will receive 42 14 cents per hour and continue until April 1919.
Quincy to讨论 bond issue at community meeting
Tomorrow night a public discussion will address a proposed bond issue for street improvements. The meeting, at the Chamber of Commerce, is expected to attract many residents given the issue's importance to Quincy.
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Chamber of Commerce
Quincy
Draft Army At Camp Dodge Now Fully Equipped With All Articles Of Clothing
Des Moines Iowa Oct 3 Camp Dodge reports soldiers in the national army near full outfitting with hats shirts socks underclothes overcoats and other clothing. Breeches remain the missing item delaying full uniformity as drill and camp life continue amid dust and improving mess facilities. A bread-in-garbage incident prompts stricter discipline and pay rolls begin, with base hospital facilities still to be improved and home fundraising urged to aid units.
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Camp Dodge
Des Moines
Iowa
National Army
Jmen
Guota
Session Delayed From Last Thursday To This Week
The meeting, postponed from last Thursday, has been rescheduled for this week due to unspecified reasons. Authorities or organizers did not provide additional details about the delay or new date.
Deaths and Funerals Summary for Charles H Miller and Others
Death notices from the local area report funeral services for Charles H Miller at 2 pm Tuesday at his home on Spruce Street with Rev. Mauck officiating and a large attendance. burial at Ellington Presbyterian cemetery. Fred C Roe’s service followed at 2:30 pm at his York Street home with Rev. Grumman and Rev. Shank officiating. burial at Greenmount cemetery. Elizabeth Siebers’ funeral is set for Thursday morning with services at her Riverside Township home and St John’s Catholic Church, burial at Calvary cemetery. Isabella Hobrecker, a former Quincy resident, died in Piedmont Missouri. she was born in 1829 in Germany and later lived in Quincy. W Albert Demaree of Victor Colorado died in Chicago. his funeral was held at Daugherty’s chapel with burial in Woodland cemetery. Lieutenant Harry Roe, C G 108th Engineers, Camp Logan Texas, and several Roe family members attended from out of town.
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William Bray
Burnside
Mr. Bray
Kentucky
Nathan Bray
North Carolina
Martha Foster
Indiana
Bray
Christian Church
Brant Bray
I. R. Bray
Walter Scott Bray
Carthage
William L. Bray
Syracuse
N. Y
James D. Bray
Lida Riley
Wichita
Kan
Ella
J. W. Porter
McKay Cemetery
Charles H. Miller
Spruce Street
L. C. Mauck
East End
Fred C. Roe
York Street
Ray Grumman
Camp Point
W. O. Shank
Central Baptist Church
Quincy
Harry Channon
Charles McNeill
Grover Pfeiffer
Ralph Wood
Carl Adams
Harry Barker
Joe Ciriicione
Harry Githens
Greenmount Cemetery
Harry Roe
Company G
108Th Engineers Corps
Camp Logan
Houston
Texas
Clara and
Gannet Roe
Chicago
Irene Phillips
Elizabeth Siebers
Riverside Township
Bluff Brewery Road
St. John's Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
Isabella Hobrecker
Isabella Hebrecker
Amelia Sutton
Piedmont
Germany
America
Joseph Windmayer
Marion County
W. Albert Demaree
Victor, Colo
Daugherty’s
Woodland Cemetery
Commodity Prices and Poultry Rates From Quincy Markets
Market notes list fresh eggs at 38 to 43 cents per dozen and butter prices around 41 to 44 cents per pound. Oleomargarine grades shown, poultry prices for fowls hens spring chickens and turkeys varied from 15 to 30 cents. Geese ducks and guineas are priced, with spring guineas at 4.50 and various dressed poultry values noted. Local names and places include Quincy Clinton St Louis and Aubertine Spore.
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St. Louisa
St. Louis
Auto victims in freight collision near Bowen crossing
Oct 3 near Bowen a Wabash freight struck an auto, killing Robert Boyd instantly and injuring Homer Hudson, who was taken to Keokuk for treatment. Boyd’s body was sent to Denver by train. Hudson suffered a broken leg, multiple arm fractures, and rib injuries. doctors reported some hope of recovery. Hudson is a resident of near Denver.
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Carthage
Robert Boyd
Homer Hudson
Bowen
Mr. Boyd
Mr. Hudson
Briscoe
Kemp Crossing
Denver
Boyd
Hudson
Keokuk
Near
Local Officials and Residents Plan Thursday Trip
County Judge J Artiur Baird of Carthage township and Itz Rue of Bear Creek township are members. Mrs Hanna comes from Springfield Wednesday evening and she and Mrs Faris will join Prof. Hanna and Supt. Farie in their trip on Thursday.
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Hancock
John Caly
Wanna
Springfield
State Department of Education
Hanna
Our County
Teachers’ Institute
Faris
Hancock County
Augusta
Bowen
Plymouth
la Harpe
Dallas City
Carthage
Hamilton
Warsaw
Nauvoo Township
Denver
Basco
Ferris
Elvaston
West Point
Board of Education
G. W. Pomroy
Montebello Township
J. Artiur Baird
Carthage Township
Itz Rue
Bear Creek Township
Prof. Hanna
Supt
Farie
Mrs. N. C. West at 84 active for Red Cross
Mrs. N. C. West of the Anna Brown home celebrated her eighty four birthday anniversary Tuesday. She is well and has been working daily for the Red Cross in her home. She has made two sweaters two pair socks five fracture pads ten sur...
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N. C. West
Anna Brown
Woman Credits Pinkham's Compound For Pain Relief
Mrs. Ezra Dorion of Ogdensburg Wisconsin reports severe female troubles with back and side pains. She avoided surgery, tried Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and after six bottles she claims complete cure. The ad extols roots and herbs as superior to medical treatment.
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Ogdensburg
Wis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ezra Dorion
Densburg
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