Soldiers and Home float plan for city Round Up parade
The board approved a Soldiers Home representation in the Friday October 13 grand parade. Five floats will feature veterans in tableaux including a camp fire scene and The Boys of 61 with 16 Civil War veterans aged over 75. Additional wagons show Holstein cattle life, a large kitchen, and Twin Calf parade.
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Board of Management
John Andrew
Lawrence Jochem
Aveyances
James
R. E. Hackman
Sunday Young People's Night at First Baptist Church
Sunday evening program at First Baptist with music and addresses led by Rev Chamas Stephenson. A stereopticon lecture on Scotland's sacred buildings follows at 6 45. Participants include Eva Feith Henry Rader George Taylor Miss Naomi Georgens Mabs Warren Herbert Hendricks Laura Schultz Mrs Emerson Giles Sylvia Taylor and others. The program features solos, cello piano pieces, offertory and prayer.
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First Baptist Church
Chamas Stephenson
Scotland
Eva Feith
Henry Rader
George Taylor
Naomi Georgens
Mabs] Warren
Herbert Hendricks
Emerson Giles
Laura Schultz
Wemn
Traumerer
Schumann
Briggs
Thomas Stephenson
Giles
Sylvia Taylor
Prof Moulton Discusses Bible as Literature and Form
Prof Richard Moulton of the University of Chicago spoke on The Literary Conception of the Bible its Eclipse and Recovery. He argued the Bible must be studied by its outer form to reveal inner spiritual meaning and illustrated with Deuteronomy as a drama of orations. A second lecture on prophets was announced for this afternoon and a large Friday crowd attended in the Chamber of Commerce building.
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Richard Moulton
University of Chicago
Chamber of Commerce
Atlantis Society
Moulton
Dr. Moulton
Ruskin
Mr. Moulton
Tag Day in Quincy For Blessing Hospital Fund
Smiling volunteers will roam Quincy today selling tags to raise funds for Blessing Hospital. Receipts from tag purchases support the hospital's annual expenses amid higher food costs. The city’s hospitals are well regarded, and organizers seek broad generosity to cover increased needs.
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Blessing Hospital
Quincy
Illinois Bar Admittance and Local News Briefs
Paul Weisenhorn, son of Mr and Mrs William Weisenhorn, passed the Illinois state bar exam in Springfield. Bridget Sullivan and Matilda Zwatardowski, both of Chicago, were among the successful women. Armory basement coal fire checked after spontaneous ignition. No 2 fire station responded. John Berlin and wife visit Peoria, former South Side Branch bank manager. Seats reserved for Quincy Young People Lyceum at Empire Theatre on Oct 10. Raymond Harrington of Chicago assists.
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Paul G. Weisenhorn
William Wreisenhorn
Spring Street
Illinois State Bar
Springfield
Cook County
Bridget H. Sullivan
Matilda Zwatardowski
Chicago
Y. M.C
Quincy Young People’s Lyceum Association
Empire Theater
Raymond Harrington
Lyceum
No. 2
John Berlin
South Side Branch Bank
Peoria, Ill
Dr. H. D. Hoover to Speak at Local Service
Dr. H. D. Hoover president of Carthage College will speak at the Y M C A vesper services Sunday at 4 o clock. His sermon titled A Woman in Business will feature special music and draw invited attendees. He is well known for Lutheran church work in the area.
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R. E. Hackman
B. HH. Scudder
H. D. Hoover
Carthage College
Weather notes for Illinois Missouri and Iowa
Illinois fair Saturday with probable Sunday warmer in north and central areas. cooler Sunday afternoon. Missouri fair Saturday and probable Sunday, warmer in extreme north Saturday. cooler in northwest Sunday. Iowa partly cloudy and warmer Saturday. Sunday probably fair and cooler.
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Missouri
Iowa
Local temperatures and river forecast update
Yesterday temperatures ranged in the Talim area with a high near 22 and a low around 5 PM. The river stage from Warsaw to Louisiana remains nearly steady, with the river forecast indicating little change for several days.
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TALIM
Warsaw
Louisiana
Anonymous Letter Likely Faces No Reply Yet
A question from an October 5 anonymous note asks if the author should contact the recipient to confer a great favor. The brief item raises propriety and timing without revealing names or specifics.
Hughes Alliance 10 Meet Monday Night in Quincy
The Quincy Hughes Alliance branch convenes Monday at 8 PM in Republican headquarters. The gathering aims to unite Progressives and Democrats who back Hughes for president, with plans for immediate campaigning and potential speaker visits from national figures in Adams County.
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Hughes Alliance
Quincy
Republican
Hughes
Wilson
Charles Cottrell
Republican County Central Committee
Adams County
Cottrell
L. Y. Sherman
William E. Mason
Medill McCormick
Burnett M. Chiperfield
Mason
McCormick
Chiperfield
Canton
Sherman
Harriett Wittum
Stags to Initiate 52 Candidates at October Meeting
Fifty two candidates will be initiated into the Order of Stags at the meeting on October 26, per Friday night’s announcement. J. H. Rowland of St. Louis, a supreme drove member, attended and will stay till November 1. Charles Zang was installed as exalted director and Hr. Waddell and Herman Stubbins as inner and outer guards. The session ended with lunch and a social.
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Order of Stags
J. H. Rowland
St. Louis
Supreme Drove
Charles Zang
Hr. Waddell
Herman Stubbins
Quincy Pulse Seeks Wall To Speak In Liberty
Samuel Moore a leading Beverly Democrat visited Quincy on Friday to request Attorney John E Wall speak in Liberty next week. No definite plans were set. Salem Evangelical church exterior painting continues improving its look though the steeple pose a challenge. South Quincy Drainage district commissioners met in Lor en C Cox's office Friday with attendees William Severns of Chicago and engineer A H Beitman visiting in the afternoon.
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Wall
Samuel Moore
Beverly
Quincy
John E. Wall
Liberty
Salem Evangelical Church
South Quincy
Loren C. Cox
William Severns
Chicago
A. H. Beitman
Judge Akers Sees Sick Brother
Judge Akers did not hear cases in the circuit court Friday. he adjourned to visit a seriously ill brother in southern Adams County. The Y M C A boys contest closes today at noon. at 3 pm top scorers and new members depart for Camp Waldin on a river launch with about 35 boys.
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Akers
Adams County
Camp Waldin
Missouri
Harvard
North Side Boat club rows into invention craze
A member of the North Side Boat club has created a rowing machine that records pounds pulled during a 1.5 mile trip, a novel device that may see testing by eastern university crews. Eight applications were received and two new members were initiated at the meeting. A gym fund committee was formed with Marion Campbell Herman Heidbreder Walter Reilly and C E Herleman. Dances will be held every Saturday night for the rest of winter featuring Carl Reuser and Fred Felz as singers.
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North Side Boat Club
Marion Campbell
Herman Heidbreder
Walter Reilly
C. E. Herleman
Carl Reuser
Fred Felz
Breckenridge Nominated For Board Of Equalization
Lewistown 13 resident J D Breckenridge wins nomination for the Democratic ticket in county board of equalization races. Final tallies show Breckenridge 348 while challenger Schauf 300 and DeLess 19 with Fitzgerald 88 and scattered 10. Also notes Buffalo Knights of Columbus souvenir book and Council 184.
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J. D. Breckenridge
Lewistown
Board of Equalization
John Schauf
Quincy
Adams—Breckenridge
Schauf
Schuyler—Breckenridge
DeLess
Henry—Breckenridge
Breckenridge
Fitzgerald
Scattering
Buffalo
John Carroll
Buffalo Council
Knights of Columbus
Orson E Yeager
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