War Sufferers to Be Given Relief in Quincy
Mass meeting planned at the armory on Sunday Oct 22 1916 to support relief efforts for Syrians Armenians and other war stricken peoples. A broad local committee led by Rev Hartley and Dr Hartley coordinates funds with 25 percent to East Prussia and 75 percent to Syrians and Armenians. A concert and program are expected with church leaders and civic figures in attendance.
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Father Degenhardt
St. Boniface Church
Armory
United States of America
Senate of the
Senate
House of Representatives
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Congress
Washington
Robert Lansing
Quincy
R. H. Hartley
Lyman MeCarl
Edward Sohm
I. W. Bingaman
W. D. Bartles
H. J. Leemhuis
Messrs
Henry Bornmann
A. 0. Lindsay
W. T Eddy
East Prussia
Abbott
W. D. Endres
F. A. Lubbe
George D. Levi
Illinois State Band
Kiefer Pharmacy An Old City Drug Store
Kiefer Pharmacy at 629 Hampshire Street, formerly Schmitt Drug Store, is praised for purity and exact prescription filling with no substitutions. It serves ice cream and sodas, offers reliable confectionery, and features a well regarded cigar department, surgical supplies, and patent medicines, built on strict business practices.
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Kiefer Pharmacy
Schmitt Drug Store
Pharmaceutical Department
Boston Store J A Cohen Advances Quincy Merchants
The Boston Store in Quincy, led for five years by J A Cohen, a seasoned merchandise professional born to a merchant family, emphasizes penny profits and low prices. Cohen praises local patrons as thrifty and appreciative while detailing the store’s 26 years at this location and Laverman Bros. Co. link in Marinette, Wisconsin.
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J. A. Cohen
Quincy
Laverman Bros. Co
Marinette, Wis
Mr. Cohen
Boston
Cohen
Early’s Mexican Chili Con Carne Delights Quincy Lunch Crowd
In Quincy this eaterie showcases genuine Mexican Chili con carne made with natural state imports. Owner Mr. Early buys Mexican products raw to blend on site, avoiding powders. The kitchen emphasizes quick service, moderate prices, and day and night lunches in a shop known for its Early brand products.
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Quincy
Early
New Home of the Moller-Futterer Saxon Maxwell Agency
The agency announces two extensions to better serve patrons. It now represents the Maxwell car alongside Saxon and will soon move to a new salesroom in the Orphium building, designed as one of the state's most complete salesrooms outside Chicago.
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Maxwell Car
Orphium
Chicago
Gem City Grocery Opens War on High Costs in Quincy
A new Gem City Grocery in Quincy promotes thrift through cash-and-order purchases, large-quantity buying, and fixed per-item profit strategies. The store places goods on platforms for easy inspection, offers a wide selection of trusted products, and pledges lower expenses and better quality for customers. A. A. Gabbert, with eight years in the trade, urges shoppers to avoid credit and compare prices to save on weekly expenses.
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Gem City Grocery
Quincy
A. A. Gabbert
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Argory
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E. W. Bingaman
Eagles
Alonzo Meyer
Jackson Street
R. M. Wagner
W. P
O. F. Robb
Noah
Salko
Reed
Hampshire Street
Cigar Department
Hampshire
Ampehire Street
Ae Penny
Hampshire ST
JAS. B. Early
THE
Moller-Futterer Saxon-Maxwell Agency
Moller-Futterer
Raua Ales
Prid Ee
G. A. Gabbert
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