More Men Called for Examination in Adams County
Adams county exemption board calls 100 more men to appear for physicals in Liberty next week to fill quota and support pending cases. Names listed include Thompson Mendon. Terweip Quincy. Stollberg Marblehead. Venter Ursa. McCready Ursa. Spicer Loraine. Shrader Mendon. Ruebbelke Quincy. Herr Quincy. Miller Quincy. Lantis Paloma. Veach Clayton. Saathoff Honey Creek. Houston Mendon. Seals Loraine. Gibbs Camp Point. Grove Payson. Fredericks Quincy. Larimore Plainville. Lomax Marbishead. Weitsenhorn Quincy. Taylor Liberty. Eber Camp Point. Kupstein Quincy. Thompson Payson. Alford Clayton. Harvey Quincy. Bryant Clayton. Chase Riverside. Buxton Riverside. Richmond Hull. Schrader Honey Creek. Diker Plainville. Tieken Honey Creek. Miller Quincy. Conover Ursa. Beng Quincy. Grimmer Ursa. Hunter Camp Point.
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Adams County Exemption Board
Liberty
County Board
District Board
Donald .A. Thompson
Mendon
Joseph Terweip
Quincy
Edward C. Stollberg
Marblehead
George A. Venter
Ursa
George G. McCready
Walter Norman Spicer
Loraine
William Shrader
Benedict Ruebbelke
Charles O. Herr
Elmer O. Miller
Charles W. Lantis
Paloma
Hamil A. Veach
Clayton
Ralph Saathoff
Honey Creek
James Wiliam Houston
Lake Mills Seals
Gernet C. Gibbs
Camp Point
Benjamin H. Grove
Payson
Carl H. Fredericks
Harry W. Larimore
Plainville
Thomas L. Lomax
Marbishead
Jerome FE. Weitsenhorn
Harry Everett Taylor
Wilbur Mohrman
Robert E. Longeor
Silas Guy Qdell
Oren Hunsaker
Everette Downing Stabler
William Nations
Barry
Joe Brady
James Cleveland White
Ben Thesen
Golden
Cornelius van Blair
Rash Healed By Cuticura Excerpted Testimony
A Berlin Heights resident details a skin rash on Mr. Butler that covered the chest and face with red pimples and itching. After two months with no relief, three cakes of Cuticura Soap and two boxes of Ointment healed the condition in two months. The notice urges daily use to prevent eczema rashes and offers free samples by post card from Cuticura, Boston, with Soap and Ointment prices listed.
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Dept. H
Boston
Ward Van Velson Killed by Train in Carthage
Carthage scene reports Ward Van Velson dies after being struck by a train while riding a ve locipede en route from Australia to Woodlawn Illinois. He left a widow and two children including Ward Van Velson Jr. of Australia Ill and Mrs Ona Bradford of Woodlawn. Funeral held in Carthage with burial at Mess Ridge cemetery. Surviving brothers Frank Fred Arthur Van Velson and a sister in Canada.
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Carthage
Ward van Velson
Australia
Woodlawn
van Velson
Mr. van Velson
Ferris
Missouri
Ward van Velson, Jr
Ona Bradford
Moss Ridge
Frank van Velson
Maryville
Fred van Velson
Des Moines
Arthur van Velson
Canada
George Bailey
J. W. Ferris
Methodist Church
Mr. Wallace
Mess Ridge
West
J. W. Bailey
Belle Harris
J. W. Ward
Argyle
Iowa
B. T. Ward
Ferris and
G. W. Pomroy
Montebello Township
J. Arthur Baird
Carthage Township
Fritz Rue
Bear Creek Township
Board of Education
Faris
Court House
Hancock County
Brothers Drift Cars In Bridge Collision At Carthage
D G Harbor and P A Harbor brothers drove Ford and Reo in a collision near the Hamilton side of the Keokuk bridge in Carthage on Monday night. Mr and Mrs Joe McKee and two Morgan children were riding with Harbor party to Keokuk when returning about 11 am. No serious injuries reported though one Morgan girl jumped from a car.
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Carthage
D. G. Harbor
P. A. Harbor
Hamilton
Keokuk
Joe McKee
Little Morgan
Illinois
School News Madison Mothers Club Meets Friday
The Mothers' club will meet Friday afternoon in the Madison school with a program prepared by Mrs. Carl Ringland. At Emerson, the Parent-Teachers meet Friday will discuss routine business. St. Mary's academy grants a holiday for the girls on Friday due to Columbus Day. Bishop F A Altoff's visit added the second half day.
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Madison
Mothers’ Club
Carl Ringland
Emerson
Emerson School
St. Mary's
St. Mary’s Academy
F. A. Altoff
Belleville
Til
Old Residents of Bowen to Florida
Bowen Iowa Oct 1 The sale of the household goods of Mr and Mrs David McNeal drew good prices as they plan to spend their remaining years in Florida with daughter Mrs OHarra They left Tuesday for their new home Mrs Etta Evans visiting from Seattle with mother Mrs Cynthia Garner They went to Nauvoo to visit sister Mrs Will Stratton of Galesburg. Haner Griffiths visiting Bowen friends. Harry Robertson Rose Dennis drove to Camp Dodge to bring delicacies for Bowen boys in cantonment Clyde Smith bought the McNeal home for 2600 and moves Oct 15 O H R Felger set Oct 17 sale stock on his farm Frank Orr sale Oct 11 Crossland bought former Griffith home Ed Walton family to move back in November Cossart family to move into Walton place later.
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Will Stratton
Galesburg
Haner Griffiths
Bowen
HR. Felger
Frank Orr
Harry Crossland
O. Griffith
Oscar Johnson
Ed Walton
Oll Cossart
Walton
Newt Sutter
Unclear Story Involving Auto Crash Near Denver
A garbled report notes a person named SR rag A Rother Pitisoh Wie, who was injured when a vehicle he rode in was struck by a fre near Denver. The victim is slowly improving and recovery hopes are present. The text also mentions Mr. and Mrs. Booth returning to La Harpe after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Parker Worrell and includes a line about women and art versus nature.
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Denver
Booth
la Harpe
Parker Worrell
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Harry D. Larout
Howard H. Deterding
Marion C. Cane
William Mixer
J. P. Welch
Louis R. Kauder
Edward Dearle
Lawrence William Graff
Adams
Thomas Smith Herness
Lima
Fred Adam Holomeyer
Fred AL. Pracht
Wesley Wilson
Arthur J. Sykes
Baylin
Addie R. Johnson
Henry
Frank M. Deege
Edward C. North
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William R. Chambers
Fred E. Lucking
Urly D. Stages
Arthur H. Schroeder
Homer Lawless
John R. Roy
Lawrence E. Kroner
Robert J. Goerlich
Martin Bergman
Harvey E. Mixer
Beverly
James R. Prior
Ural
Earl C. Brocksteck
Daniel Walz, Jr
Irwin Reinback
Fred G. Jansen
Riverside
Arthur Sittler
Kellerville
Alvin Adair
Guy White
la Prairie
John A. C. Brandee
Willie F. Henerhoff
Jacob B. Koch
Frank A. Miller
Clyde R. Reynolds
Joseph P. Kaltanbach
Harry Michel
William C. Locke
Floyd L. Morton
August Lees
George Aden
George W. Eber
George R. W. Gate
William W. Stout
Albert Henry Mader
Carton E. Frasier
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Eml Schoch
Albert R. Rowbotham
Harm Ihnen
Richard L. Eicken
Charles Wilkey
Columbus
Arthur ©. Morton
Albert R. Newman
Augustus Hopson
Oliver L. Grossman
Honey Crack
Wills
Plainvilla
Frank W. Fink
George J. Wiskirchen
William R. Oberling
Coatsburg
John W. McConnell
Elmer J. Beckman
Arnold Joseph Haire
Raymond Sloniger
Bowen Justis T. Meyer
Ed H. Berndsen
Harry McKinney
Milo BlHiven
James McDowell
Siloam
Frank E. Miller
Harry A. Hasting
Paul Alexander
Paris
Ruth Grimes
Ralph Lansing
Agnes Veile
Frank H. Hilgenbrink
Riverside Township
Pees Legal
Katherine F. Jansen
Wive Ads
Edward Henry Bernard
Anna H. DeeKrieger
George Bauler
Berlin Heights
Ohio
Ware-Wayland Co
West Side Square
Alec
Quincy, Ill
Ward van Velsor
Son
Nauvoo Township
Dallas City
LaHarpe
Warsaw
Augusta
Plymouth
Nauvoo
Elvaston
West Point
Blandinsville
Council
William H. Hartzell
W. W. Nichols
Quincy Road
Locust Street
R. M. White
Sexton
J. Johansen
Rams
William Boswell
Florida
David McNeal
Ft Miller and
Arthur Drug Co
Kiefer
Brown and Ye Drug Co
Bernbrock
San Francisco Exposition
Eureka
Quincy Gas Electric & Heating Co
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