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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1916

Page

22

West Point meeting tu racy speech on national trust issue

In Carthage on Friday Clyde H. Taverner of Cordova Ill, a Democratic candidate for Congress, spoke en route to West Point where he addressed voters on the World Wide War Trust. The meeting drew a large local contingent from Carthage with several state and county candidates present. A Wiener roast followed by class celebrations and local social visits were reported, along with land lease and drilling plans for a local oil company and a marriage.

Carthage Clyde H. Yvenner Cordova Ill West Point Rocky Run Plymouth Harmony Township Denver Frank Scott James Woods J. Davis Bert Kimborough George Kirkpatrick George W. Moore Taverner Ferris Road Elizabeth Parr Ralph N. H. Denton Drs. Blender Knight Phillip Dallam Warsaw William H. Damson Mendow Court House O Company Clifford W. Warner la Harpe Warner la Harpe Oil Company Ransford Bennett Geo. Coluson J. R. Booth Or. W. Hungate R. M. Cassell H. H. Barnes C. K. Todd Messrs. Bennett, Barnes and Todd Colmar Leonard F. Martin Chicago Ruth Sargeant Oak Park C. R

Stradivara phonograph offered for sale by Giles Bros

Mrs Elizabeth Gibson operated on at St Marys hospital and doing nicely Little Jordan Harris returned home after appendix operation at St Marys Freiburg undertaker 380 W Notes on residents and visitors include Miss Virginia Theil from Chicago aiding county children and various social reports Giles Bros store at 109 111 North 4th mentioned along with local officials and upcoming meetings.

Elizabeth Gibson St. Mary's Hospital Giles Broa Little Jordan Harris Novinger Freiburg Virginia Theil Chicago Illinois Children’s Home and Aid Society Los Angeles E. F. Fuller Amme Lahr Maude Tabor Ada Ridder Star Wall Paper Maine St Wall Paper Tohn Aschermann St. Louis John Neumann U. S Arkansas Albert Neumann South Tenth Street Anna Goldsberry Hannibal Eugene Goldsberry South Seventh Street Ruth Behrensmeyer State Street Reena Urban Galesburg Ted Urban Vermont Street John Hoelscher Walter Fick Lee Meyer Hubbard Goodwin Ideal John Bechermeyer Bechermeyer William Wittland A. Otis Arnold Chicago Anna Mary Lyda Linkemann C. Dickhut Herman Stormer South Eighth Blessing Hospital Nurses’ Alumni Association Jack Donnahey Mable Jennings G. Cutforth Pearl Ringland Ida Mulry Indianapolis Beasore Kentucky Street Lillie Wurst Blessing Hospital Hattie Puckett Lewistown R. M. Wilcox South Fifteenth Street Edna Sweet

This Simple Laxative A Household Necessity

A persuasive household ad touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild effective laxative. It claims relief from constipation using simple herbs with pepsin, no opiate, no griping, suitable for all ages. It notes price fifty cents and offers a free trial bottle by writing to Dr Caldwell.

Dr. Caldwell W. B. Caldwell Washington St Monticello Illinois

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