Bid proposals for hospital steam pumps and heating
Sealed proposals will be received by the board of administration in the capitol Springfield Illinois up to 8 oclock p m Monday October 18 1915 and publicly opened for steam and motor driven pumps and heating system alterations Specifications may be obtained from Dr J A Campbell managing officer Watertown State hospital Watertown Illinois and Colonel John E Andrew managing officer Illinois Soldiers and Sailors Home Quincy Illinois The board reserves the right to reject any and all bids Frank D Whipp Fiscal Supervisor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Board ‘of Administration
Capitol Building
Lll
Watertown State Hospital
Watertown
Ill
J.A. Campbell
Illinois Soldiers
Quincey
John E. Andrew
Board OF Administration
Frank D.-. Whipp
Notice of Sale of Real Estate Administrator's Sale
Notice is given that by order of the County Court of Adams County Illinois the administratrix of William G Schmidt deceased seeks leave to sell real estate. The sale occurs October 11 1915 at ten o clock in the forenoon at the south front door of the Court House Quincy. The property is Lot 2 of Mathew Dick's Subdivision Black 72 John Wood's Addition to Quincy Adams County Illinois and is free of mortgage but subject to homestead and dower rights of Emma A Schmidt widow. Terms are cash. EMMA A SCHMIDT Administratrix and Wm Schlagenhaus attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
State of
Illinois
William .G. Schmidt
Court House
Quincy
Mathew
Dick’s
John Wood
Gaid Administratrix
Estate of Nellie M. Moore Notice
Public notice to all claimants against Nellie M. Moore deceased to present demands for adjudication and settlement at the Adams County Court in Quincy on December 1st 1915 first Monday. creditors urged to pay debts to executor Clarence A. Wells now administrator of the estate.
Adjustment Notice in Adams County Estate Case
State of Illinois Adams County public notice for claims against the estate of Margaret Simmermacher deceased to present for adjudication at the Adams County Court in Quincy on the first Monday of December 1915 the 6th day of the month. Creditors asked to file claims and debtors to pay promptly to administrator George Simm ermacher with attorney Bonde Gain Govert and Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Illinois
County OF
Adams
Margaret. Simmermacher
Adams County
Quincy
George. Simmermacher
Bonde ‘Gain
Govert and Lancaster
Notice to creditors in estate of Olof Magnusson
State of Illinois Adams County public notice to all persons having claims or demands against the estate of Olof Magnusson, deceased, to present for adjudication and settlement at a regular term of the Adams County Court in Quincy on December 6, 1915. Executors and heirs are advised. Immediate payment requested by the executor A Magnusson, with attorney F M McCann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Charles B. Reypoltis
Adais County
Quincy
Henry C. Sprick
Govert & Lancaster
Olof ‘Magnusson
Adams County
A. Magnusson
F. M.mccann
Pike County Upland and Basin Drainage Summary
The text describes Pike County's geography with about one fourth in the Illinois River basin and three fourths in the Mississippi basin. It notes a divide near Milton, a northwest extension past Maysville and Fish Hook, and Blue Creek Management. It details major streams feeding the Mississippi, limited Illinois bottom land in the northeast, erosion in uplands, prairie pockets around Milton and Griggsville, and regional elevations from various towns. It also mentions Mississippi bluffs about 200 feet high, soil origins from glacial drift and wind-blown deposits, and historic flooding of bottom lands during major glacial melt periods.
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Pike ‘County
Illinois River
Milton
Maysville
Fish’ Hook
Blue Creek
Middle Forks
Ilinois
Griggsville
Pike County
Barty
Baylis
Brewster
Hull
Kinder
Mississippi
Thlinois
Suburban Hews Move and Local Moves in New Salem Ill
Jessie Cobb and family will move to Abel Dunham's farm north of town in a few days. Daniel Lightle of Pana visits his brother Wallace after fifteen years. Nellie Gray visits Mabel Brown in Pittsfield and attends carnival. Jake Snow moves to a farm near Kinderhook. Charley Glecker builds a new house south of town with Sam Carles and Reinhart brothers assisting. Eugene Woodward and family from Quincy will move to their city home and open a store no. Forbes building. restaurant to relocate to Forbes Main Street home.
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Jessie’ Cobb
Abel Dunham
Daniel Lightle
Pana
Ill
Wallace
Nellie’ ‘Gray
Mabel Brown
Pittsfield
Jake Snow
Kinderhook
Charley
Sam
Carles
Reinhart
Rev Smith of Kansas to Lead Local Pulpit Next Year
Thursday visitors include Mrs Tina Simmerly from Arenzville and Mrs Lena Kortz in Chicago. The M P church hosts a chicken pie supper Thursday night. Bro Sorensen from Meredosia will lead the German Lutheran church in Bluffs. Herman Tinney returns from a western trip. The Lyceum season opens October 14 at Lewis Opera House. Ball of Jacksonville arrives to oversee house moves and other jobs in town.
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Smith
Kansas
M. P
Tina ‘Simmerly
Arenzville
M.P
Dunham
Jacksonville
Tewsbury
Bro. Sorensen
Meredosia
Bluffs
Dr King's New Life Pills Advertisement Claim
A vintage ad promotes Dr King's New Life Pills as a quick remedy for constipation. It emphasizes that the pills stimulate natural bowels without griping and warns that neglecting a clogged system may cause serious complications. The pitch invites to start treatment tonight at 23 cents per bottle.
A Whig Lost and Found Ad Arranges Meeting Place
A Whig lost item notice requests a meeting between finder and owner at a designated location to recover the missing object. The ad emphasizes arranging a safe, public meeting point to exchange the item for verification of ownership.
Kidney Health Ad Warns Against Heavy Drug Use
An old health column urges readers to avoid overloading the kidneys with drugs to treat back pain and urinary irritation. It recommends flushing with a mild lithia salt beverage, drinking ample water, and taking Jad Salts each morning to cleanse and stimulate kidneys, asserting visible relief from kidney and bladder discomfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saltsi
Lithia
Adams County Chancery Notice of Divorce Case
Adams Circuit Court records a chancery bill filed by Pearl Draper against Arthur Draper a divorce action. Defendant resides out of state summons issued returnable October term to be held October fourth in Quincy Illinois 1915. If not appearing the bill may be confessed and a decree entered. Clerk Erdew Beatty dated September 23 1913. C H Wood solicitor for the complainant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Illinois
Adams
Adams Circuit Court
Illinois
J. A. Meyer
Maude Meyer
Circuit Court
Mllinois
Holden
Quincy
A.D
Erde W. Beatty
T. R. Petri
rRoy D. Johnson
Comiplainant
Sct
County OF
Sarah B. Huggard
Rivoree
Winford T
Huggard
Circuit
Chancery
Frank J. Penick
Ilinois
Pearl Draper
Arthur
Draper
Court House
C. H. Wood
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Moler Barber College
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H. Rochester
N.Y
Novi
Maine
Tofall-Leger Vinegar Works
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Modern Association
Hampshire
Whig
Kodak
Majestic Building
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Reo
W. E. Clark
Broadway
V. Smith
Taylor
Brewers & Bottlers
Dass & Richardson
North 8Rd St
Spruce
South ‘Third
Tenth
Cherry
St. Hanly
6Th
Frank C. Ohnemus
Fowler
Loren Co. Cox
J.G. Swanson
Care Whig
Junk
Éall
Roséty
Lubeck
New
Junk Deslers
St. 15
Terry Produce Be Seed. Co
Hampshire St
Futterer
Ware
Sagt Aland Co
F. McCready
North Sixth Ave
Fitchinson
Kan
Missouri
B. G. Vasen
Haneshire St
W. F. McCready
Charion County
I. N. Bundren
Linneus, Mo
Munger
N.Y Life. Bldg
Kansas City
Vis. Co
Nigara
Falls
Poland
Point
Wil
Royce & ‘Farnsworth
West
Nellie M. Moore
Clarence A. Wells
Grant
Treasury
Lee
Vicksburg
Capitol
Army of the’ Republic
Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Chancery Notice
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Finder
By Budsee
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