Adams County Chancery Notice of Divorce Suit
In Adams Circuit Court Illinois J A Meyer complainant No 3409 against Maude Meyer defendant a bill in chancery filed summons issued returnable on the first day of October Term 1915 at Quincy Court House unless defendant appears and answers the bill the allegations will be confessed and a decree entered Quincy August 25 1915 Erde W Beatty Clerk T R Petri Deputy Roy D Johnson solicitor for complainant
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Illinois
Adams
Illinois
Pearl Deeper
Arthur Draper
Linois
Quincy
Circuit
Erde
Beatty
C. TI. Wood
J. A. Meyer
Maude Meyer
Circuit Court
Chancery
A. D
Erde W. Beatty
Per T. R. Petri
Roy D. Johnson
Ilinois
Sarah
State of
T. R. Petri
Frank J. Penick
Bid notices for pumps and heating work in Illinois 1915
Springfield sealed proposals due October 18, 1915 for steam and motor driven pumps at Watertown State Hospital and heating system alterations at the KiNois Soldiers and Sailors Home Quincy. Specifications available from managing officers J A Campbell and Col John E Andrew. Board reserves right to reject all bids.
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Springfield
Board of Administration
Capitol Building
Watertown State Hospital
Watertown
Ill
Notice of Administrator Sale of Real Estate in Quincy
Notice announces an administrator sale of Lot 2 in Mathew Dick's Subdivision, Black 72, John Wood's Addition, in Quincy Adams County Illinois. The sale, under County Court order, is October 11 1915 at 10 AM at the south front door of the courthouse. Emma A Schmidt administratrix, with attorney Wm Schlagenhaus, notes mortgage clearance and dower rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
Illinois
William G. ‘Schmidt
Quincy
Ilinois
Mathew Dick
John .Wood
State of
Wm. Schlagenhaus
Adjustment Notice in Adams County Estate Case
Public notice to all claimants against Nellie M. Moore deceased to present for adjudication at the Adams County Court in Quincy on December 6 1915. Debtors to the estate are asked to pay promptly. Clarence A. Wells is the executor.
Sugar duty plan aims to fund war costs
Secretary McAdoo announced the administration will ask Congress to retain the sugar duty and emergency tax until normal conditions and the European war are over. The sugar duty would raise about 50 million dollars annually, the emergency tax about 100 million. No canal bond issuance is planned, and income tax exemptions may be lowered. President Wilson supports the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
McAdoo
Wilson
Treasury
Army
Navy
Cushman Is First Thespian Admitted to NYU Hall
New York October 7 Charlotte Cushman one time Americas foremost tragedienne gains the distinction of being the first member of the theatrical profession admitted to New York Universities hall of fame or hall of something similar in the article context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Cushman
NEW York University
New York
Charlotte Cushman
America
Adams Circuit Court Divorce Notice in Adams County
In the Adams Circuit Court during the October Term 1915 Sarah B Huggard files against Winford T Huggard for divorce No 3509. An issued summons returns October fourth at Quincy Court House. failure to appear admitting bill’s allegations. Clerk Erde W Beatty Deputy T R Petri and solicitor Frank J Penick noted.
Estate of Olof Magnusson Executor Urges Claims
Public notice to all claimants against the estate of Olof Magnusson deceased to present demands for adjudication before the Adams County Court at the Quincy courthouse on the first Monday of December 1915. Immediate payment urged to the executor AL Magnusson with attorney F M McCann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Adams ‘County
Charles B. Reynolds
Adams County
Quincy
Henry C. Sprick
Govert’ & ‘Lancaster
State OF
Adams
Olof
Magnusson
AL Magnusson
F.M. McCann
Teri Cake Nerve Racking Headache Relief Ad
Ad presents a sensational claim for headache relief using Dr James powders. It touts fast, cheap headache and neuralgia relief at drug stores, urging readers not to suffer and promising millions have found relief. The copy mimics old newspaper ad rhetoric with exaggerated statements.
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James
Seven inducted to Hall of Fame in fifth decade election
The fourth five year Hall of Fame election names seven inductees, five born in Massachusetts. Mark Hopkins, Francis Parkman, Elias Howe, Joseph Henry, Charlotte Cushman, Rufus Choate are listed with birth and death details. Daniel Boone is also included, noting his Kentucky river settlement and death in Missouri.
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Massachusetts
Mark Hopkins
Stockridge
Mass
Williamstown
Francis Parkman
Boston
Elias Howe
Spencer
Brooklyn
N. Y
Joseph Henry
Smithsonian Institution
Albany
Washington, D. C
Charlotte Cushman
Rufus Choate
Essex
Halifax
Daniel Boone
Boonesborough
Kentucky River
Berks
Penn
Missouri
Remarkable Riley Birthday Tribute In Indianapolis
Indianapolis hosts a national tribute to James Whitcomb Riley with a birthday celebration and dinner attended by over 400 distinguished figures. Charles Warren Fairbanks serves as toastmaster, Gov. Samuel M. Ralston welcomes guests, and speakers include John W. Kern Albert Beveridge George Ade William Allen White and George Harvey. Riley may read a new poem but will not confirm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
James Whitcomb Riley
America
Mr. Riley
Riley
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Samuel M. Ralston
Albert “J. . Beveridge
George’ Ade
William Allen
White
George Harvey
Sloan's Liniment for Pain Relief Advert
Pain from injuries and conditions like neuralgia rheumatism lumbago neuritis toothache sprains and bruises yields to Sloan's Liniment which dissolves congestion relieves the injury and eases circulation with instant relief. Use it for quick comfort at 25c 50c or a full dollar bottle.
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Sloan
Sloan's
Colchester Visitors and Local Travel Notes
Miss Norman Webster of Colchester visits Astoria this week with friends. Herman Kratzer of Colchester trips to Keokuk on business. Thomas Jefferson and family return from Chicago. Alfred Lowery and family from Moline arrive in Colchester. John Miller and family back from visiting in Moline. Raymond Wakefield travels to Quincy. Mrs. Bessie Bowman arrives from Galesburg for a visit. James Foster and family go to Kewanee for a short visit. J O Moon visits Macomb. Randall Webster of Aurora visiting Colchester with his parents. Fred Guy goes to Astoria on business. Thomas Greenbank and Roy Dansworth head to Qualiver Beach for a few days. Mrs. H B Frank of Macomb spends Tuesday with relatives. Mrs. Ira Howell of Macomb visits Eliza Stookey in Colchester. Mrs. Clarence Kipling calls on Macomb residents Tuesday.
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Colchester
Ill
Norman Webster
Astoria
Herman’. Kratzer
Keokuk
Thos
Jefferson
Chicago
Gee
Baird
Rushville
Oswald Board
Alfred
Lowery
Moline
John Miller
Raymond Wakefield
Quincy
Bessie Bowman
Galesburg
James Foster
Kewanee
J. Oo. Moon
Macomb
Randall Webster
Aurora
Wm.» Webster
Quiver Beach
H. B. Frank
Ira Howell
Eliza Stookey
Clarence. Kipling
Camp Point Residents Attend Services and Visits
Mrs Kline of Camp Point visited her daughter Mrs T T Burke Sunday. Geo Music and wife of Augusta visited Sunday with W T Sharp and wife. Daniel Alexander is poorly confined to bed. Gladys and Grace Roger of Camp Point visited friend Marguerite Downing over Sunday. Rev Whitmeyer and wife Mrs Clarence Beer were Quincy shoppers Tuesday. Sadie Wallace and Rankin Bowers went to Quincy Wednesday for a sedating of Wilkes Bowles and Daisy Seaton. Mrs Harry Wible visiting Mendon while husband is near Camden. Methodists hold crowded tabernacle meetings in the park tent with gatherings Tuesday night Clayton's, Wednesday Camp Point and Hebron, Thursday La Prairie and Elm Grove, Friday Mother's Day. Sunday services include children's morning and an afternoon tent service for men and church service for women. Many ministers are expected. Emma Wallace visited Quincy Tuesday.
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Sadie’ Wallace
Rankin Bowers
Quincy
Wilkes Bowles
Daisy Seaton
Harry
Tabernacle
Park
Clayton
Camp
Point
Hebron
la Prairie
Elm
Grove
Emma Wallace
Local Notices Read Amid Social Writings
Miss Lizzie Robb suffers a broken rib. L H Wegehoff and wife spend the week in Granite City. Mrs Alice Merris guests in Griggsville. Mrs Clara Canham of Springfield visits her parents in Meredosia. Mr and Mrs Troxell of Springfield visit Troxell’s parents in this city. Allen Clark and Paul Hughes depart for Quin for work. Mr and Mrs William Schmitt with daughter visit Schmitt's parents in Mt Sterling Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Robb
L. H. Wegehoff
Granite City
Allice .Merris
Griggsville
Ill
Clara.Canham
Springfield
R. L. Ham
Meredosia
Troxell
Springfield, Ill
R.H. Duer
Allen, Clark
Paul Hughes
Quin
William Schmitt
Supreme Court Grants New Trial In Maine Breach Case
In Augusta on Oct 7 the Maine Supreme Court granted a new trial in breach of promise suit by Miss Salepeeh Garmony of Bangor formerly Des Moines against John B Potterson of Washington DC. A Bangor jury awarded $116,000 on January 27. The court sustained Hendersons counsel that the verdict was against the evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Maine
Supreme Court
Sale Peeh Garmong
Bangor
Des Moines
John B. Potaheeson
Washington, D.C
Miss. Garmony
Hendeson
Dr Kings New Life Pills Cure for Constipation
Advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as the remedy for a clogged system causing biliousness dizziness and listlessness. Claims immediate bowel movement without griping and urges prompt treatment for poisonous matters and a poorly functioning body. 25c a bottle.
Vacation trips and retirements touch Brashear area
Drs Humphery of Brashear and Hurdland plan a westbound vacation lasting a week or ten days. Tony Turner prepares for a general sale and aims to move west for his future home. Rev B D Sipple, new presiding elder of Macon district, M E Church South, will relocate from Fayette to Macon City this week. A farmer street carnival is held in Edina while Aunt Lizzie Ewing marked her 95th birthday with about 40 relatives and friends. Continuous blessings wished for the aged community saints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brashear
Drs. Humphery
Brashear and
Hurdland
Tony Turner
B. D. Sipple
Macon
M. E
Church South
Fayette
Macon City
Edina
Lizzie Ewing
Community Notes From Rushville To Versailles
James Rowland and sisters from Rushville visited Versailles for a day. The Root Bros. canning factory burned Tuesday night, with partial insurance. Locals attend the Veiled Prophet ceremonies in St. Louis. Various residents: Miss Zanzeél Lent in Jacksonville. Gweneth Chenoweth in Merc Edesia. Dot Pauline Glaze teaching in Mendon. Reva Glaze in Mt. Sterling. W T Hedenberg and Charles Siller of Mt. Sterling made local calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Rowland
Nora
Mary
Esther
Rushville
Versailles
Ganzer
Meredosia
Root Bros
Mesdames
J. D. Kerr
A.J. Bates
J. F. Wilson
J. R. Bell
St. Louis
Zanzeél
Jacksonville
Gweneth “Chenoweth
Mercedesia
Dot Pauline Glaze
Mendon
C. H. Glaze
Reva Glaze
Mt. Sterling
W. T. Hedenberg
N. East
Charles ‘Sellars
TIZ Foot Comfort Ad Promises Happy Feet
An ad extols TIZ as a magical remedy for sore burning tired feet. It claims acid removal reduces swelling, blisters and chilblains, and promises immediate relief for dancers and walkers. A 25 cent box is advertised from druggists and department stores for a year of foot comfort.
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Ravel
J. J
Buschiern
Franklin ‘House
John C. Rupp
Gregory, Mo
Moter Barber College
Whig
Bass & Richardson
North 3Rd St
Franklin Institute
Dept
H. Rochester
Nyle
Maine St
6Th and
Hampshire
Kodak
Majestic
Maine ‘Street
Koenig & Luhrs
Richardson Lubricating
Ruff Brewing Co. Brewers & Bottlers
Hampshire St
J. OF
W. FP. McCready
North Sixth
Gharon County
Bundiene Linneusy No
Munger
Kansas City
Spruce
South Third
Hanly
Pand
Fowler
Loren C.cox
Peart
J. ‘G. Swanson
R. F.D
Merichandise
Care Whig
Carl A. “Futterer
Ware-Wayland Co
W. F. McCready
Northi Sixth Ave
Hutchinson
Kan
Moorman
Supplyee ‘Co
Nigara
Falls
Poland
China
West Point
Royer & Farnsworth
West
Iil
Nellie M. Moore
Clarence A. Wells
Teri
James ‘Whitcomb
Golden, III
Meredosia, Ill
Texas
Ares
Aiom
E. W. Hall
Oliva Street
Ves Tz
Sudser
Luke McGlock
Bush League
Soman Nene
Ricky
Roy
Ron “Th
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