Marion county draft list and local notices
Palmyra Missouri Oct 5 list shows Marion county colored men for national service and 33 accepted for service for possible second draft. The report notes extended time granted to complete quota, plus local marriages, deaths, sales, farming events, and residents’ moves. Also mentions a child’s typhoid death, school football trip, and county events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmyra
Marion County
Real Laclede Powers
Hannibal
Thomas Blue
Oscar Gray
Edward Charmon
Marion R. Burnett
George H. Adams
Geo
Wagon Overturned Injuring Marblehead Resident
Marblehead Oct 5 Henry Stollberg driving a wagon with watermelons descended a hill from F W Stollberg’s residence and the wagon overturned injuring Stollberg slightly in the hip. The darkness and off-road steerage caused the mishap. Earlier hip injury left him weak. Melons served as dessert for his boys. Other Marblehead notes include Miss Helen Dollbeare visiting with sister Norah Dollbeare, the Ladies Fishing Club enjoying a day on the river, and Tony Smith recovering from a car accident near Quincy. Rev Campbell of the Church of God arrived from Iowa and will reside here. The council set police duty hours for Chief George Ervin and street superintendent Fred Hobbs. Mrs Fila Funk of Barry visiting, Emma Hill off to Bloomington, and Mrs Ben Hirsheimer resigning from Carnegie-Higbee Library board. Mayor Smith to fill vacancy. Earl Grigeby in St. Louis, Hazel Halbauer visiting Quincy, and Fred Clayton handling Paris real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marblehead
Henry Stollberg
F. W. Stollberg
Stollberg
Stullberg
Helen Dollbeare
Griggsville
Norah Dollbeare
Tony Smith
Here
Smith
Quincy
Quincey
Campbell
Church of God
Iowa
George Ervin
Fred Hobbs
Fila Funk
Barry
Clement Hoskins
Ies
Fmma
Bloomington
Earl Grigeby
Farmers’ State Bank
St. Louis
Miss Haze
Halbauer
Idle Year Ends as Eva Lovell Returns Home
Miss Eva Lovell comes back from Washington to spend winter with sister Mrs Flayd Knox in Quincy. Frank Storck, Detroit factory worker, visits his mother Mrs J C Storck. City council enforces new exhaust open ordinance. officers to arrest violators. James Grigsby ill, son Strother from Chicago visiting. B Sowers of Tuttle Oklahoma visiting brother Oliver Sowers. Mr Mrs Samuel Fisher and James of Springfield Missouri visit Edward W Penstone and Herbert S Shinn. Mrs Harry Kendrick of Gary Oklahoma visiting relatives including George I Kendrick. William Beard resigns as night policeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Lovell
Washington, D. C
Flayd Knox
Quincy
Frank Storck
Detroit
Mich
J. C. Storck
James Grigsby
Strother
Chicago
B. Sowers
Tuttle
Okla
Oliver Sowers
Samuel Fisher
Ittle
James
Springfield
Edward Wpenstone
Herbert S. Shinn
Harry Kendrick
Gary
George I Kendrick
William Beard
Brooklyn Woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Compound
Miss Meta Tiedemann of 1622 Jefferson Ave Brooklyn says chronic backache and weakness vanished after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound She praises relief for three to four years and urges others to try the remedy for similar symptoms in a confidential letter to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
N.Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
Meta Tiedemann
Jefferson Ave
Lydia FE
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Fe Cote San Science
River Ripples Keokuk Plans Last Excursion Trip Soon
The steamer Keokuk will arrive at 10 80 this morning and depart upriver at 3 30 for a Sunday excursion. This will be the last Keokuk trip of the year, marking the end of annual excursions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokuk
Also Mentioned on This Page
B. Givan
Goldy Robinson
Marion E. Doolin
Monroe
Lewis Hartin
Preston Nichols
Mobie Hunter
William D. Alford
Charles Carr
Paul Glenn
William O. Frinson
Julius A. Davis
Smith Doolin
Arthur Trumbo
Withers Mill
John H. Sanders
Jerry T. Bates
Grant Wilkerson
Roscoe Turner
Marion Conty
Charles Logan
Route 1
Warren
Charles E. Hall
Phillip R. Foster
Route
Percy Ewing
Philadelphia
Henry Allen
Otis
W. H. Ellison
Quartermaster Department
Fort Omaha
Dudley Sanford
Salt Lake City
Silas Sanford
Russell Welsz
Eugene Welsz
T. J. Suter
Arthur
Hutchinson
Kan
Neva Smith
Harvey Huggins
M. D. Sweeney
Sedalia
W. L. Jacobi
Sweeney
Doolittle
W. P. Doolittle
Woodland
Chester White
Tie
Nebraska
R. F E. Haycraft
S. T. Ellyson
Yakima
Wash
Ernest Dickson
Clarence M Martin
Delia W. Jessup
George W. Withers
Sarah F. Wilford
Quincvy
Floyd E. West
Ada M. Miller
Walter Rise
Liberty
Ora Garner
Timewell
John Dobbs
Katherine J. Howell
Llewellyn
Miller
Josephine Mercer
Macon
Milton E. Breder
Genevieve FE
Dehner
Prank Schriner
Laura Seals
Jeraine
Maddox
Nora VM
Widebrook
Fred NM. Laird
Dixie Mathos
Elberry
Wiliam Brifman
Oliv
Cadman
Full
Lewis Pryan
Lewis Brothers
J. B. and
George
T. J. Lewis
H. S. Boots
L. E. Blackburn
J. W and
R. L. Corder
G. W. Pine
Wedds Mulky
Judge Pine
Lowe
O. D Rogers Place
Weyand
Kansas City
Ethlyn Todd
Columbia
Pet. Memorial Hospital
Lena Coons
Shelbyville
Marion County Savings Bank
R. A. Moss
Shelbina
Kirksville
Madison Nelson
Marshall
Polly Carroll
Mary Allen
Cecil
Everett
Jefferson Barracks
San Antonio
Tex
William H. Lee
W. T. Welch
Philip Paxton
Louise Paxton
Salina
Lewis Bryan
Colorado
Steeley Institute
Keeley Institute
Dwight
Luxe
Stern’s de Luxe
Bitch
Ben Hirsheimer
Carnegie-Higbee Public Lbrary
George M. Smith
Pittsfield, Ill
Lydia E. Pirkhaza
Promsoen
State Savings Loan & Trust Co
Broadway
BANK
Broadway and
Twelfth St
South Side Branch Bank
S. Eighth St
Pont
J. B. Taylor
Vermont Street
T. C. Nichols
Maine Street
Geo. H. Timmerwilke
Heidbreder Bros. & Co
Uth Street
Clat L. Adams
Front Street
E. G. Bredeweg
5Th
Pinkleman-Barry Company
Irwin Overland Co
Quincy Power Boat Club
Monroe Drug Co
4Th
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Illinois
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