Baby Health Event Draws Canton Area Crowd
The Lewis County Medical Society hosted a Baby Health Conference with thirty five entrants. William Giegrich won first prize and Catherine Best took second with 99 percent, while Mary Louise Brown scored 100 but was ineligible. Canton High beat Shelbina 26 to 6 in football. girls’ basketball favored Shelbina 26 to 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William’ Giegrich
Catherine
Canton High School
Shelbina
Canton
Medical Society of
Lewis County
William Giegrich
Catherine Best
Mary” ‘Louise’ Brown
Ray, Mercer
A. C Crank
J.F. Wallace
J. H.hamilin
W. L. Ellery
la Grange
Paul Cole
C. ‘N. Frame
Ewing
R.N. Lapsley
Keokuk
Phelps G. Harford
St. Louis
G Pi. ‘Knight
Monticello
P. W. Jenrnings
Williamstown
H.S
Patterson
Jerome McCutcham
Harold Wedger
Perry Shotwell
Garrett Smith
Franklin
Goss
W. F. Tiddge
Moorman Manufacturing advances public improvements
Moorman Manufacturing Company on Third and Vermont streets advances public improvements by laying a granitoid sidewalk on both sides of the building for 150 feet and completing a driveway for loading and unloading to replace packing over the sidewalk. The enterprise is commended and will be appreciated by the public using the thoroughfare.
Minister Gives Testimony on Foley Kidney Pills
The Rev. C. M. Knighton of Havana Florida reports three months of severe kidney and back pain. After failed remedies he tried Foley Kidney Pills and felt relief almost immediately. He states he used only 17 percent of a bottle and the pains disappeared at age 55. Miller and Arthur Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Knighton
Havana
Fla
Miller& Arthur Drug Co
Teacreoe Supt Reports Pension Law Changes for Teachers
Teacreoe Superintendent E G Bauman presents a monthly board report focused on the Teachers Pension law enacted July 1. He notes deductions from salaries of new and existing teachers, expects more to opt in, and urges monthly warrants to fund the pension, while awaiting blanks from the state trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Bauman
Board of Education
State Board of Trustees
Teachers’ Pension Fund
Teachers’ Retirement Fund
Bowen Korn Karnival Closes With Record Exhibits and Rainy Attendance
The Bowen Korn Karnival ends tonight after a week of standout displays including 119 grain, fruit and vegetable varieties grown by Mr and Mrs George Hecox. Poultry show and domestic science exhibit draw local pride while free attractions and a Bowen win over Golden 4 to 2 headline the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowen
George Hecox
Bowen Cornet
Golden
Quincy to Host Epochal Fall Celebration Parade
Local celebration leaders report strong interest for events on October 12 to 14. The railroad will aid transit with special stops, a large doll parade draws Mrs Stillwell and task forces recruit volunteers, while lighting and programs are funded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gabriel
Herman Jochem
Quincy’ Gas, Electric and Heating Company
Richmond
Chamber of Commerce
Adversine
Crooks
John E. Stillwell
Stillwell
Quincy
Inwin Paper Company
George Luther
Chamber of of Commerce
Angers
Gabriel
Thompson
Lieutenant Nordwall at Orpheum Theater Travel Talk
Lieutenant Nordwall the Hollander touring in wooden shoes appears at the Orpheum theater this week delivering travel talks on his homeland and experiences making his presentations informative and engaging. Carthage wedding honors Florence Margaret Craig and Arthur Tull Lummis with Hoover officiating at the couple's home ceremony. The groom a Carthage College graduate now manages Black Lummis Lumber Co. in Yates City and they plan an Oct. 20 home welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nordwall
Orpheum Theater
Carthage
Florence Margaret
James R. Craig
Arthur Tull. Lummis
Dallas City
H. ‘D.hoover
Carthage College
Lewis Lummis
University At
Champaign
Black Lummis’ Lumber Co
Yates City
Early county school leaders and first teacher certificates
The record lists the county's first school commissioner A Tonzalin elected in 1854, followed by successors A W Blakesly M T Lane William Avise and Hope S Davis. It notes the four year term of the county superintendent beginning in 1865 with John H Black, and a sequence of supervisors through 1910 led by John Hy Steiner. The first teaching certificates were issued December 9 1857 by A W Blakesly to Hamilton Young and Mary Young of Richfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Tonzalin
A. W. Blakesly
M. T. Lane
William Avise
Hope S. Davis
Seth W
Grammar
John H. Black
Clayton
Payson
John ‘Jimison
Ella M. Grubb
Liberty
Ala. Seehorn
Fall Creek
A. R. Smith
Golden
John Hy Steiner
Hamilton Young
Mary Young
Richfield
Citrolax Praised as Fast Acting Constipation Relief
R. H. Weihecht of Salt Lake City and Miller & Arthur Drug Co endorse Citrolax as a best laxative. It claims to relieve sour stomach, lazy liver, and headache with thorough flushing, no pain, no nausea, no gripe, and no unpleasant after effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Weihecht
Salt Lake ‘City
Utah
Miller & Arthur Drug.Co
Mission Day Festival At Sutter Evangelical Church
The annual mission day festival at the Evangelical church in Sutter were well attended. Pastor Rev Frank K Brunn led the event with Rev K Nichols speaking on mission progress and Rev E H Jagdstein of Warsaw addressing the youth movement. Revs A Ernst of Keokuk and L Hagen of Tioga contributed sketches from home and foreign missions. Music by the church choir accompanied guests from Keokuk Warsaw and Tioga.
Resident for 25 Years Dies in City
Thomas Hendrix, 63, a Barry native and longtime resident here, died yesterday at 4 20 pm at his home 421 Oak Street from complications. He leaves his wife and four children Mrs Mary Emiley of the family home, Mrs Etta Redick of 621 Vermont Street, and Ed Ward and Charles who live at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas’ Hendrix
Barry
Oak Street
Mary Emiley
Etta Redick
Vermont Street
Ed Ward
Charles
Town Topics Special for today in Halbach-Schroeder ads
Halbach-Schroeder Co features two boxes Mennen talcum powder at 2c a pair of sale items in today’s page. News notes include Jack Cruttenden’s return from a Pike county automobile trip and J G Stuart home from Montana. Various local updates and special buys follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mennen
Halbach- Schroeder Co
Jack Cruttenden
Pike County
J. G. Stuart
Montana
West
Halbach-Schroeder Co
TS. McSweeney
JH. W. John- Manville
Company of
Milwaukee
Weber “Millini‘ery Co
Out Of the Flames at the Family Theater
A 1930s era notice promotes the film Out Of the Flames at the Family Theater, highlighting fire safety, tenement rookeries and the tragedy of the Triangle fire as urgent social lessons. The reel drama stars EF McGrew Willis and Bur ton King, urging stronger fire protection nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triangle
New York
United’ States
EF. McGrew
Willis
Burton’ King
United States
Theater Today
Mother's Friend Advised For Calm Expectant Mothers
A contented mother transmits a healthful influence better than undue pain. Experienced mothers urge expectant women to use the old time remedy Mother's Friend, a dependable external treatment from any drug store. It relieves tension on cords and ligaments from muscular expansion and soothes nerves.
Pat Doc Surprise at Plainville Office Visit
The editor recalls a Sunday visit by two young men in a new touring car. Dr. C B Pottle of Clayton and Dr. Leslie G Pottle of Quincy visited the Plainville office. The surprise noted was Leslie’s weight gain to 155 pounds, a change the writer had not observed in twenty three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainville
Messenger
C.B. Pottle
Clayton
Leslie
G. Pottle
Quincy
Wwe
Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles
The Texas Wonder promises to cure kidney and bladder troubles and diabetes with a small bottle lasting two months. It claims to help weak backs rheumatism and irregularities of kidneys and bladder in men and women, even regulating children's bladder issues. Dr. F. E. Hall of St Louis endorses it and it is sold by druggists or mailed on receipt of 35.09.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Wonder
FE. W. Hall
Olive Street
Bt. Loals, Mo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lewis County Medical Body
Moorman Company
Teacreoe
Supt
Bauman
BIG Session
ATC
OFC
HALL
F. W. Crane
Bradford
The
Transportation Committee
Wabash Railroad
Kinderhook
Hulls
Griggsville
Bluffs
Camp Point
Augusta
W. J. Smith
Henry R. Hill
Groud
Liberty Commercial Club
Abbott
Levi
W. Emery Lancaster
A. ©. Eberhart
Minnesota
Lewis
Lancaster
Armory
Messrs. Buerkin
Hill
Washington Park
George W.W. Osgood
C. M. Rosenheim
Sten ‘Biscut Company
Will
Toothsome Edibles
Bariquet Hall
Macced Security Flour
Hmills
Alga Kansas
Havasak
Maine
Spring Street
Wne
Highland Car
Spring Streets
Sixth
Vermont Streets
Nordwall’s
Jon
Dept. 1-P
Resinol
Haltimoré
Mission Services
Sutter
Thomas Hendrix
the Whig
Elmer Barnes
Hussey Hotel
Burlington
Town
HalBach- Schroeder Co. Jy. OM. Dunla
Hass
New York Life
Ins. Co
Missouri
Yarry Wolfe
Blessing Hospital
Sterling
Rust
Lida “Kirkham
Edward Kirkham
Winifree Place
Brooklyn, Ave
Kansas City
Care Whig
Giles Brothers
St. ‘Quincy
Carl ‘al Fuitterer
C Kurtzmann Co
Giles Bros
Heintz Building
North 6Th St
Whigshia
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