Apple crop to be short this year says Cupp and Freeman
Col Henry Cupp of Quincey and J W Freeman of Lansing representing Bean Spray Pump Co say the national apple harvest this fall will be less than half the normal production. They note lighter output in eastern Illinois and other states while central regions remain normal. Government figures are said to exaggerate. Apple Growers meeting planned with Lloyd Stark as president and Cupp as first vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Cupp
Quincey
J. W. Freeman
Lansing, Mich
Bean Spray Pump Company
Quincy
Calhoun
Jeading Illnois
Illinois
Kentucky
Idiana
Missouri
Virginia
Washington
New York
United States
Col. Cupp
Fall Creek
Mississippi Valley Apple Growers’ Association
Soldiers’ and Sailors
Promi
Middle West
Lloyd
Stark
Louisiana
Uncle Sam
Cupp
James Handly
Marriage in Rock Island August thirtieth reported in Carthage
Rock Island couple Ralph Foulds and Letha Collins were married in Rock Island on August 30. Guests included the Foulds family from Carthage, with Mrs. Frank Rand hosting a dinner. Also noted are hospital interne duties, an accident injury, a school lawn contest prize, Red Cross and D A R activities, Hancock County Press meeting, a football game, and local business moves.
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Carthage
Ralph Foulds
Rock Island
Joe Foulds
Letha Collins
Keokuk
Frank Rand
Jos Foulds
Emily
Gail
Geraldine
Harold
Earl Stolp
Dorothy
Denver
Katherine Cherrill
Kirksville
J. E. Horney
Civic League
Lincoln School
Red Cross
Woman's Club
Hancock County Press Associaion
Cutler
Burfington Tich
O’harra Farm Mortence Company
O'Tarras, Wead & Walker
North Main Street
Josephine Belle Isle
George Davis
Pocatello
Idaho
C. W. Walker
Local Social Notes From Various Midwest Visits
In Deertrail Colorado a visitor may stay for a month with Mr. Walker possibly accompanying her home. Mrs Bruce Fisher has taken her son Harry to Mayo Bros hospital Rochester Minnesota for specialist consultation. Mrs Harry Shoup has returned home to Lewistown Missouri after visiting relatives. A V Magaw of Morning Sun Ohio spent Sunday with cousins Mrs Ferris and Miss Amy Glenn. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Huston left for Omaha Nebraska to visit hosted by Mr and Mrs Ridgeway. Mr and Mrs M P Berry returned from Battle Creek Sanitarium with Mrs Berry improving. Mrs John Elder traveled to Oklahoma City to winter with daughter Mrs A J McMahan.
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Deertrail
Colo
Walker
Bruce Fisher
Harry
Mayo Bros.’ Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Harry Shoup
Lewistown
A. V. Magaw
Morning Sun
Mathias J. Kramp Dies in Springfield
Mathias J. Kramp aged 43 died Wednesday at his home in Springfield. He was a longtime supreme trustee of the W. C. U. society and had held the office for several years. Known in Quincy and Springfield, he visited here frequently and leaves his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathias J. Kramp
Springfield
Society
Quincy
Funeral service for Mrs Elizabeth Siebers in Riverside and church
The funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Siebers was held at 8:30 am Thursday at the Riverside township home along Bluff brewery road and at 9 am at St John’s Catholic church conducted by Father Postner. Bearers were Martin, Herman and Henry Bergman and Frank, Herbert and Roman Siebers. Burial followed in Calvary cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Siebers
Riverside Township
Bluff Brewery Road
St. John's Catholic Church
Father Postner
Martin
Herman
Henry Bergman
Frank
Herbert
Roman Siebers
Calvary Cemetery
Funeral services for Nelson R. Maclean held in Chicago
The funeral for Nelson R. Maclean who died on Wednesday in Chicago will be conducted at 2 o'clock this afternoon in Graceland chapel. He was 63 years old and a prominent Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson R. Maclean
Chicago
Graceland Chapel
Funeral for Benjamin F. Scott Set at 2:30 PM Today
The funeral for Benjamin F. Scott will be held at 2:30 this afternoon at his home, 1431 North Fourth Street. Burial will follow in Green Mount Cemetery. Friends are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin F. Scott
North Fourth Street
Greenmount Cemetery
Soldier's and Sailor's Home Victim Oscar Addison Dies
Oscar Addison, 80, died at 9 o'clock Thursday morning in the Soldiers' and Sailors' Home Hospital where he had resided since September. He served in Company K, 16th Illinois Cavalry. He leaves his wife of Green Castle, Missouri, and several children. Three children were present at his death. The body will be taken to Green Castle for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Addison
Soldiers’ Home Hospital
Co. K
16Th
Sinois Cavalry
Green Castle
Italians Lose Five Ships In Path of Mines And Submarines
Rome report shows Italian shipping losses by mines or submarines for the week ending Sept. 30 across all seas included two sailing vessels over 1,600 tons and three under 1,600 tons.
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Rome
Monroe Raises War Book Fund in Monroe City
A local committee launches a drive to raise 100 dollars for the soldiers library war fund to supply books to U S soldiers and sailors. The group includes Mrs D R Davenport chairman and Mrs J B Conway among others.
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Monroe
Monroe City
Cet
Soldiers’ Library War Fund
United States
D. R. Davenport
J. 8
Conway
D. H. Stevens
R. F. Pierceaul
William Green
Irving Workman
William C. Johnson
Local Notes From Deer Ridge Missouri
Col William Merriweather J B Thompson from La Gelle and Robert Allen visited Williamstown Saturday. Mrs Mollie Childs went to Colony Thursday for the Western Star meeting, plans to return to relatives Miss Kate Heckner. Mrs Jonah Newbrough called to Rutledge by mother's stroke, critical condition. Ida McFadden Ivan Morrow of south of Colony visited Artie McDonald Cora Levengood of La Belle spent week nearby. Ruth Marx visited Lucile Thompson in La Belle Friday to Monday. Elza Patrick hauled household goods to Memphis for Jody Gregory. Clara Marx visited Barr north of town Sunday. Robert Allen bought stock near Neeper and Fairmount. sold a span of work mules to Colonel Merriweather for 360 dollars. Dennis Tuhill, Lewis county’s oldest citizen, died east of town Friday. survived by three sisters. Funeral held Sunday at St Patrick’s cemetery Clark County. Mr and Mrs Emmett Hilbert Canton and J H Hilbert La Belle weekend guests of Co L Hilbert. Rev Howerton of La Belle preached in Deer Ridge Saturday night. Hawkins and Levengood operate the sordium mill in Deer Ridge for three weeks. molasses selling well. A large acreage of cane awaits processing. Charles Diffendoffer has had several hemorrhage attacks recently. Dixie McReynolds of La Belle, formerly of here, reported quite ill.
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Col
William Merriweather
J. B. Thompson
la Gelle
Robert Allen
Williamstown
Mollie Childss
Colony Thursda
Hestern Star
Misa Kate Heckner
Jonah Newbrough
Rutledge
Husted
Ida McFadden
Ivan Morrow
Colony
Artie McDonald
Cora Levengood
la Belle
Deer Ridge
Ruth Marx
Lucile Thompson
la Pelle
Elza Patrick
Memphis
Jody Gregory
Clara Marx
Barr
Kahoka
Neeper
Fairmount
Colonel Merriweather
Dennis Tuhill
Lewis County
Misgy Ellen Tuhill
Mary Dabny
Catherine Levengood
Elien
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Clark County
Emmett Hilbert
Arthur Hilbert
Canton
J. H. Hilbert
Co. L. Hilbert
Howerton
Hawkins and
Levengood
Charles Diffendoffer
Community Visitors and Personal Arrivals Reported in Griggsville Area
Mis Beula Ross spent Sunday with Harry Snider and family near Hannibal Missouri. Dan Burchard of Pittsfield visited here Tuesday. Paul Grote of Pittsfield was a Tuesday visitor. Mr and Mrs William Davis of Cleveland Ohio are visiting Mrs Martha Ball. Mrs Kate Lister was a Pittsfield visitor Monday. J B Brauffer is here a few days for business in Baylis Illinois. Mis Imma Cheeswright returned Sunday from Springfield Missouri after visiting James Rounds and family. Mrs Baril Ruley accompanied her son Willard to St Frances Hospital in Macomb Sunday for adenoids and tonsil removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imma Cheeswright
Springfield
James Rounds
Familly
Baril Ruley
Willard
St. Francia Hospital
French Air Raid Strikes German Cities Frankfort Rastat
French aviators carried out another aerial raid on Wednesday night hitting Frankfort and Rastat in Germany. The action follows prior operations and underscores Allied pressure on German targets amid ongoing hostilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Germany
Frankfort
Rastat
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Ujobh
Mrs
Davidson Millinery Company
Agnes Watker
Florida
John L. Haydon
St. Stephen's Church
Indian Creek
Christian H. Krummel
Methodist Church
H. C. Bolen
Bt. Jude's Cemetery
Palmyra
Minnie Engleheart
August Krummel
Stoutsaville
Randolph Krummel
Ila
Sue
Wisconsin Dairymen’s Association
Glover
W. S. White
Livestock Commission
J. B. Roux
St. Louis
Mr. White
Sentinel
W.fef. Davis
Kirkeville
Federated Highways Association of Missouri
Chillicothe
St. Joseph
Hannibal
Kansas City
Iowa
Omaha
Kansas
Chillicathe
Carrollton
John L. Nolen
Camp Claris
Nevada
Fort Sill
Oklo
Fort Sim
Nolen
Galtta
Mayo Hospital
Ely
the North America Insurance Co
East
Mias Yola Harwood
Sedalia
W. G. Williamson
W. W. Longmire
Sodalia
Lamont
H. R. Boll
Laddonia
Maurine Murphy
D. A. Ely
J. L. Palmer
Lewis
la Grange College
H. R. Starrett
Marine Corps
Port Royal
3. C
Deer Ridge, MO
Dixie McReynolds
la Fielle
Comiskey’s
Hampshire ST
Oban
Davenettes
Maine Street
Sonora
Chine In
O- Henry
Chicago Sunday Tribune
O. Henry
Jack Lait
Chicago Tribune
Bungalow Isle
Eer
Sunday Tribune Bune
Beidler
Phehicnna
Eureka
Ribune
North Thir Treet
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