Broadway Merchants Annual Outing Reported At Arion Park
The Twelfth and Broadway Merchants association held its annual stag picnic Sunday at Arion Park with 46 members and nine guests. Attendees enjoyed a luncheon of baked ham and cheese sandwiches, a 1 o'clock dinner, and an afternoon of fishing, cards, quoits, and a baseball game. Officers named include Henry Hi. Heidbreder as president and George Timmerwilke as vice president.
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All Things
Broadway Merchants Association
Arion Park
W. TL. Weidbreder and Son
Ralph Weidbreder
Rabisa Earel
George ‘Pinmerwilke
F.C. Seholz
Raymond Joes
Charles Loos
Rudelph Jansen
John Ridder
George Moyer
Theoudore Wand
Clarence Dambhorst
Leonard Achemming
George Kelker
Joseph Thuer
Chester Banks
Leni Beckmeyer
Marvin McGinley
Edgar ©. Simms
The
Ierald
Twelfth and Broadway Merchants’ Association
Mienry Hi. Heidbreder
George Timmerwilke
Theodore Slagbeck
Theodore W. Wand
Death follows four day illness of Edward J. Corder
Edward J. Corder of 995 North Fifth Street died at 10 20 pm Monday at home from peritonitis after a four day illness. Born in Martinsburg Missouri April 16 1880 he was 36. He lived in Quincy two years and worked as a fireman at Morris Brothers Shoe Co. He was a member of the Eagles lodge. He leaves his mother Mrs Mary Corder and brothers and sisters William Corder Read House Missouri J L Corder Read House Alabama Mrs T A Williams Quincy George Corder Louisville Ky Paul L Corder Quincy and Mrs F P M Rieman Funeral notices to follow.
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Edward J. Corder
North Fifth Street
Ife
Martinsburg
Audrain County
Quincy
Morris Brothers’ Shoe Company
Eagles’ Lodge
Corder
Mary Corder
William Corder
Miain View
All
J. L. Corder
Readhouse
T. A. Williams
George Corder
Louisville
Paul L. Corder
FP. M. Rieman
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Rheumatism Relief
Severe rheumatic pains disappear as Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised as a blood purifying tonic. The claim is that the acid in blood from digestive defects causes inflammation and stiffness, and the medicine acts directly on the blood to improve digestion and relieve pain.
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Hood
What to Do When Backache Comes on
Chas. N. Fox of Him rod Mich reports Foley Kidney Pills helped his backache and urinary troubles. The ad claims these pills repair weak kidneys and restore youthfulness, reducing pain and stiffness. Miller & Alexander Drug Co. distributes the product.
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Chas. N. Fox
Himrod
Foley
Miller & AkxianuUn Drug CO
Indoor Life and Fat Loss Advice from Millar Arthur Drug Co
A short health note warns that indoor living without fresh air and exercise can create unhealthy fat and weaken vitality. It promotes air kapellies from Millar Arthur Drug Co as a simple nightly aid after meals to reduce excess 15 to 20 pounds, improve digestion, and restore energy.
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Miler & Arthur Drug Co
City Council Fails to Fund Quiet Zone Lights
City council Monday night learned six Quiet Zone lights were bought and painted but no lighting appropriation existed. A committee of Aldermen Ross Slyvate and Woehler was named to decide locations. Alderman McNutt urged curb placement with nearby tree trimming. center street placement was rejected due to narrow streets near hospitals.
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Ross, Slyvate and Woehler
Alderman
Contractor To Stand Mrs Sargent Claim
Contractor Frank Rees assumes liability for all injuries on the work and will be responsible to Mrs Elizabeth Sargent for the claim presented to the city council Monday night. The finance committee noted B A Welsh should receive 12.54 for damages after a horse fell into a sewer hole at Twenty second and Oak. Anton Simeons petition for 25 for storm damage to his home at 605 Vine street was deemed not damage to that extent and the city was not liable.
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Frank Rees
Lindetreet
Will Lave
Elizabeth Sargent
Ilaim
Anton Simeons
Christ Church to Join Congregational Association
Members of Christ church voted Sunday afternoon to join the Congregational association of churches and begin immediate steps to perfect the union. Rev Bauman Bluff Hall and Rev Buttrick Quincy addressed the meeting, with talks by Lyford Potter and others. John Heuser presided. J. J. Edward Gitter served as secretary. trustees were re elected Henry Hapgerbaumer and John Heuser, with new trustees J. J. Wagner and Henry Spilker chosen.
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Christ Church Sunar
Mianeveptitional Association of Churches
RR. Bauman
Bluff Hall
G. A. Buttrick
Quincy
George Lyford
FE. S. Potter
John Tleuser
J. J. Edward Gitter
Henry Uapgerbaumer
John Heuser
J. J. Wagner
Henry Spilker
Wall of Quincy Speaks At Palmyra Rally
More than 200 people were forced to leave Palmyra court house after it reached capacity while John Wall of Quincy spoke as guest of the Wilson Marshall club. He defended President Wilson on foreign policy and labor bills, praised his avoidance of war, and highlighted the child labor and Adamson acts. Delegations came from Philadelphia Hannibal and other towns as 22 cars from Philadelphia and 15 cars for Hannibal guests filled the event.
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Palmyra
Palmyra Court House
John Wall
Quincy
Wilson- Marshall Clubs
Llannibiadl
Philadelphia
Monroe City
Warren
Ily
Attorney Wall
Wilson- Marshall Club
Wilson
Adamson
Wall
A. W. Owsley
H. Clay Heather
Marion County
Believes Kingstonian crew safe after search
Washington reports Rear Admiral Knight in Newport says the U S destroyer flotilla still searched for the missing Kingstonian crew but suspects an east bound merchant ship may have picked them up and not reported it to avoid wireless interference.
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Washington
Knight
Newport
Navy Department
Burlingamean recovering after leg removal operation
J E Bun ky Burlingame in Blessing hospital shows steady improvement after leg amputation. Sheriff arrest report on a peace warrant marks Jerman Walbeck of 317 South Thirteenth Street for threatening his son John Walbeck. no bond posted, jailed. Myrrene Ogle’s will filed bequeaths $500 each to grandchildren Evelyn Sweet Freda J Catherine Eleanor and Alfred Ogle, residue to son Henry Sweet as executor. Hughes alliance meeting at Republican headquarters plans broader membership and two state appointees. Mississippi Valley Apple Growers to meet Wednesday at Seaton Irwin orchard Ellington township with taxi service from Mr Irwin's office. Train incident: engineer’s whistle blew too late, handcar collision. the handcar operator limped away unharmed. Fire drill at Tr W I Overland estb. successful. private drill triggered staff response. Moose invite visitors to Fall Round Up club rooms Maine Street for the celebration. lunch and kitchen access offered. Mary Behner wills property to daughters Catherine and Celia Behner. $1 bequests to several stepchildren. Catherine named executrix.
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Mrs. Ogle
Mmyrre
Teera Ogle
Evelyn FE. Sweet
Freda J
Catherine
Eleanor E
Alfred IT. Ogle
Henry ME. Sweet
Mississippi Valley Apple Grower's Association
Seaton Irwin
Ellington Township
Visiting in Quincy with Schaul duo en route to Omaha
Mr and Mrs Jacob Schaul of Hannibal are visiting Quincy on their way to Omaha and Le Mars Iowa where Schaul will vacation with his father and relatives. He works for Aldo Summer Drug. Rotary Luncheon notices mailed to Rotarians announce management change for the Ratare luncheon in Wetel Quincy on Tuesday October 10. The special committee includes Chairman William A Pfeiffer J A S Ehart and George Reeves.
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Quincy
Jacob Schaul
Hannibal
Omaha
le Mars
Iowa
Schaul
Aldo Summer Drug Company
Rotary
Wetel Quincy
Millen to California and local political events
Dr. W A Millen and wife plan fall and winter on a ranch near Sacramento after a Quincy trip. Prohibition nominees Tra Landrith and S05 North Fifth street were to speak in Washington park but will speak at Fourth and Jersey near the Y M C A due to a fire demonstration. The Prohibition special will arrive from Mt Sterling and head to Hannibal later.
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Millen
California
W. A. Millen
North Fifth Street
Joseph
Sacramento
Quincy
Hanly
Landrith
Frank Tanly
Prohibition
Tra Landrith
Washington Park
Fourth
Jersey Street
Mt. Sterling
Hannibal
Camp Point Woman Dies in Wichita Hospital
Maria Vrieder jcka Lenora Lessman, born October 6 1869 in Liberty township Adams county, died October 7 1916 in Wichita Kansas state hospital after long illness. Survived by three brothers William Lessman of Camp Point John Lessman of Doughis Wan George Lessman of Bowen and two sisters Mrs Charles Humke of Camp Point and Mary Lessman of Wichita. Funeral at Lost Prairie church Camp Point conducted by Rev C F Stecher with interment in Lost Prairie cemetery.
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Camp Point
Maria Vriederjcka Lenora
Henry
Lessman
Liberty Township
Adams County
O Cum
Mary
Wichita
Kian
Marys
Wan
Lost Drairie
Lost Prairie
Mrooa
Afrs
Douglas
Mary S. Lessman
Camp Point-Newin
John Harris
William Flynn
Frank Humble
Stuart and
Bruce
William Callahan
Maide Pfetcher
Clayton
Judith Pheath
Bernicée Sutton
Galeshore
Everett Turner
Clarence iTighfindhour
Charles
Mmm Tiber
Quincey
Lawrence Schlipman
Quine
Louis Schlipman
Joseph Rotey
Macomb
Reta
Jacksonville
Samuel Carre
Tinquiltun
Geocpe Loring
AL Guuer
William Grieve
Camyp Eoint Say
Tip Walters
Mollie Garrett
Des Moines
Iowa
Christian Chorch
Chaud Cannon
Chicsno
Grand Lodge of the Masons of
Thinois
Nes
Edmep Relby
Briday
Gael Thee
Mollie Gilmett
Mollie Verrell
James Derwnduds
Sutton
Rook
Mrooatwl Myre
Ithharles Schultz
Dinnner Sundagy
Wiliam Cutter
Tsuae Cutter
Maro
Arthur Bofero
Daguchter
Mary Catheriine
Jerome Pheastetter
Mollie Hutchins
Cameron
Ralph ‘Terry
Kaawrenen Terry
Meosa Massy Mer
Willig Cutter
Wie
Amd
Maxine
Arthur
Mart Currys
Mart Sehulig
Charles Sehulig
Seneca Selby
Nettie
Golden
Protracted Meeting Guests and Local Visits in Warren
In Philadelphia Missouri and Warren area residents mingle for church events and weekend social calls. Rev E L Painter assists Oct 9 protracted meeting in Warren with O AL Gorton of Troy, while families including Davis, Rhodes, Brower, Chugett, Werrick, Crane, Hutcherson, Glascock, Terrill and Phillips share visits and gatherings during the weekend.
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James Davis
Sea Forest
Flannibal
Jaimes Rhodes
O. AL Gorton
Troy
E. Il. Painter
Warren
Lione Brower
Cherry Dell
Willi Chugett
Wd Werrick
Howard
C. Co
John Terrill
Neille Phillips
Monroe City
Hose Stewart
Palmyra
Eidith Stewart
Russell Phillips
Dan Phillips
Earl Deering
Paul Schaller
Triester
Leake
Will Leake
St. Louis
Jank Keller
J. B. Sams
Gibbons Bros
Misa Pawline Waller
Mra
Gentle-But-Sure Frolcy Cathartic Tablets Ad
A Miller and Arthur Drug Co advertisement extols Frolcy Cathartic Tablets as mild yet effective cleansing laxatives. It claims to purify bowels, sweeten the stomach, and aid the liver, relieving indigestion biliousness bloating gas and constipation without griping or nausea. The copy notes heavyset people prefer them for the light feeling they provide.
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Miller & Arthur Drug Co
Adv
Local Tidbits Highlight Community Movements and School Progress
Golden Illinois residents share weekends with friends in Clayton and Quincy while Wallace oversees a South Dakota farm. Efforts at Golden High School grow, aiming for November completion. Local hires and moves include Carrie Worman Urbana bound for university work, Zoe Gans visiting Quincy, and the Mercantile clerical vacancy filled. Church preparations and community events plan ahead as families relocate to Quince.
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Robert McCray
Fremmian Selby
Clayton
J. Oms Wallace
South Dakota
Quincy
Laurence
Nelson
Monmouth
Hawen
Golden
Herkeen
Carrie Worman
Wellegeg
Urbana
University
Zoe Gans
Phillip Miller
Moberly
St. Luygis
Edgar Jacobs
Opato
Quines
Roe. Downing
Inarangen
Mercantile
Ray Thierrois
Albers
New Messen
de 3Unninan
George Witte
Familie
Quince
Willeh
Palmyra Club Invites Address by Wyots Committee Leader
Palmyra Missouri reports an invitation extended by the Wyots Committee of the Watson Gardner club for Hom Harry I Hawes to address members and friends on October TH at Voewib regular meeting. Morris Scott and others planned a trip to Hannibal Sunday afternoon by automobile, returning with plans for a new drum corps. They have one snare drum and two basses so far and will organize: Chin work, a football game. The Shelbing With school forum ten will play at Palmyra on Tuesday overt 7th. This will be the first game of the season and locals hope for public support. C C Burdor left for Lewistown for a few days visit with Mr and Mrs Sel Rightlake. L B Frasier of Withers Mill visited the courthouse Monday. Miss Frankie Connell, county superintendent, met Consolidated High School directors to help mark boundaries for each district and ensure proper school tax allocation.
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Ed Kerrick
Buddie Crane
Raymond McKamey
Downing Gibbons
Ernest Cort
Palmyra
Dolores Haggard
Misa
Jane Crane
Qpal’ Crane
Arthur McPike
Oakwood
John Christ
Tlaantbal
Sandbry
F. Dunkey
Magor Boetcher
Carl Frederick
Jesse Freas
A. J. Bleigh
Tom Bleigh
Falmyra
Willard Gerart
Marguerite Wilcox
St. Thal
Charles MceiXumey
Marest Allen
Walter Baker
Oakdale
Jewell Brown
Iran’ Brown
Monalia
Frank Moon
CS FL Tipton
Kathryn Waller
Little Marie Phillips
Uprixt
Missionary Society of Bethany Baptist Church
M. W., Ball
Adina Lochman
Faith Lake
Viityre
Miele
Pyowats
Witson- Gardner Club
Hom Harry i
Hawes Ag Stodwouis
Voewib Regualar
Morris Scott
Tharobl Doviter
Phare
Hinabnibal
Chin Werk
Shelbing Uwith School Forum
Paltivra
C.C. Buredor
Lewistown
Sel Rightlake
L. BE. Frasier
Withers Mill
Court House
Frankie Connell
Charles Allen Falls From Steamboat To Drown In St Louis Harbor
Charles Allen aged 39 of 918 Hampshire Street fell from the steamboat Dubuque into the Mississippi River near Quincy after the boat docked in Dubuque and again after it touched at Quincy. He leaves a wife and a daughter under ten. He was a roustabout and well known to river men.
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Charlies
CANDIDATES TOUR PIKE COUNTY IN OCTOBER VISIT
Democratic candidates for Congress and Senate tour Pike County Oct 13 14 in decorated autos with Kinney Hersheimer McNay Rolland Wagner Strubinger and others. Perry band to provide music at each stop. A prominent woman speaker to join. Itinerary lists stops from Pittsfield Griggsville Valley Perry and more with speeches planned.
Supreme Officers Meet in Quincy Reports Gain
Supreme officers of the Western Catholic union met in Quincy on Monday and audited the books showing a financial gain of five five thousand dollars for the year and total union funds of four hundred twenty seven thousand dollars.
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The
Western Cattholic Union
Quincy
Schools Plan Fire Prevention Day Observances
Superintendent M Gill prepared a tentative program for public schools on Friday October 13 observing fire prevention. The plan guides teachers and principals rather than a fixed exercise. A fire drill and talks cover common fire causes and safety, including stopping hot ashes near wood, matches, stoves, decorations, gasoline, clothing fires, and streetcar and vehicle hazards.
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M.gill
Gill
Kewanee Candidates Tour and Local Meetings
Edward P. Allen spoke to the Wilson and Marshall club in Kewanee on Monday and will tour Henry County for three days before joining other candidates in Adams County. Commissioners from Hunt and Lima Lake drainage districts will meet in Warsaw today to discuss a joint reclamation project. Spring Lake association, owner of Toman Falls, has new incorporation papers. W. J. Singleton is temporary president and George Binkert temporary secretary, with elections at the next meeting. About 31 divorce cases are docketed for the October term starting October 25, with possible increases. Sixty Boy Scouts met at the Cheerful Home to plan fall rounds. Charles M. Gill approves dismissals at 2:15 pm and GALR parade at 5 pm.
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Kewanee
Edward P. Allen
Wilson and Marshill Club
Henry County
Adams County
Hunt and Lima
Hunt and Lima Lake
Warsaw
Spring Lake Incorporated
George Guovert
Spring Lake Association
Toman Falls
W. J. Singleton
George Binkert
Association
Spring Lake
Quincy
Hugh EE
King
Charles M. Gill
Chamber of Commerce
Bushnell Named Engineer for Indian Grave Drainage District
W P Bushnell has been appointed engineer in charge of construction work for the Indian Grave Drainage district. He brings 30 years of drainage district experience and now supervises six districts. Offices opened in room 2 Wells building.
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WP. Bushnell
Mr. Bushnell
Mef
Bushnell
Wells Building
Gallia Torpedoed on Oct 4: 2000 Soldiers Lost
Paris reports the steamship Gallia, an auxiliary cruiser carrying 2000 Serbian and French soldiers, torpedoed and sunk on Oct 4 by a submarine. A large Austrian warship also exploded recently at Pola per a Zurich press dispatch.
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Paris
Gallia
Pola
Zurich
Changing Seasons Bring Colds In Dr King's Ad
The ad promotes Dr King s New Discovery as relief for stuffed head clogged nose tight chest and sore throat saying a dose soothes irritated membranes clears the head loosens phlegm and helps you breathe easier. It claims 47 years as a favorite remedy for all ages and urges persistent use until the cold is gone with the price 50c at your druggist.
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Dr. King
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