Prohibition party campaign stops in Hannibal Missouri
Prohibition presidential and vice presidential candidates spoke in Hannibal Missouri after arriving by special train. They urged unity on the prohibition issue, noting states aligned with their banner. Campaign leaders stressed that no party can win without addressing the ban on saloons and slur against half measures, while Rev H U Truebleed arranged a park stand for the speeches.
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Thannital
Dandimut
Strard
Washington Park
Banksy
Quincy
Tle
Seattle
Wash
Oliver Browners
Campeaag
Miaiagger
Giocy GS
Lasnetrith
Boca
Sedigas Mriedias
Cantal
Democratie Nor
Depublean
Isou
Tonecoin
Illinois
Prohibition Party
Congress
Chicago
UH. W. Truebleed
Hannibal
Adams County
Democratic
Republican Central Committees
Officers elected for year at Weights of Columbus banquet
Officers installed for the year were chosen at the semimonthly meeting of the Weights of Columbus when a Columbus Day banquet was held at 7 30 p m on Thursday. Speakers included Prof Daniels and Charles E Roberts with music and toastmaster John Carroll.
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Weights of Columbus
Ky of
John Carrol
Plof
Daniels
C. ON
Lerwische
Charles E. Roberts
Paul G. Weisenkorn
Widl
Nedlowinge
OTM Grrand
Theodore Ewart
P. of. Daniels
Renie Wiskireben
E. J. Maroney
P. IT
Brien
Leetorer
Edward Po Koetters
AL Convery
Card of Thanks for Bereavement Support
Family expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and the South Side Boat Club for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of Fred Wi Waldhaus. Special thanks to Tran Muthers unton molders and affiliated groups and to neighbors and friends for floral offerings.
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Fred Wi. Waldhaus
South Side Boat Club
Tran Muthers
Doa.rt
Brother Molders
Chavnon
Emery Foundiny
Miccabees
Freed
Wadhas
Marshall dies at brother's home in Quincy
Henry F. Marshall aged 58 died at his brother W.ick Marshall’s home 1217 North Sixth Street at 2 24 am Tuesday after two years of poor health and a nervous breakdown from overwork. He returned from Florida recently after surgery in Blessing hospital. His wife died last September. He leaves four brothers Cyrus Wilk, John of Aledo, II, Robert of Clayton, and a sister Miss Elizabeth of Clayton. Funeral at Chastian church Laclock Whuarsd Camp Point.
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Henry F. Marshall
W.ick. Marshall
North Sixth Street
Mr. Marshall
Jackson
Florida
Blessing Hospital
Ifis
Coatsburg
Quincy
Steqderville
Ill
Adams County
Coaisbury
Tie
LO. O. F. Lodge
Camp Port
Cyrus
Wilkot Quimes
John
Aledo
Robert of
Clayton
Iluzabeth
Camp Point
Laclock
Henry Reyer Dies After Fall at Soldiers' Home Entrance
Henry Reyer longtime Soldiers' Home member and war veteran left hospital for a walk on Tuesday morning. Near the south entrance he fell on a stone step, striking his head. An inquest by Judge Peekie, conducted in the afternoon, returned a verdict that death was caused by a fall probably due to heart disease. Reyer, born in Bl…, served as a member of Company 110th, New York Infantry.
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Henry Reyer
Soldiers’ Home
Miro Heckie
Mtr
Krever
Bornoa
Co. 110Th, New York Infantry
Death notices for Leroy Go Semuite and family members
A funeral notice lists Leroy Go Semuite of Alp. and Mrs. Guicis Seu as deceased after a Tuesday death due to contagious disease. Born Jan 60, he was one year and eight months old. Survived by parents and four brothers Iseruard, ftiennoan, dranets, Nargils, two sisters Dheodora and Qiaras, with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. dicted Mucider and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Senulte. Services will be private.
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Leroy Go Semuite
Sear
Guicis Seu
Otis Duesday Gmermainar
WCC
Dipadaciud
Hiness
Dite Owas
Tie
Iseruard
Ftiennoan
Dranets
Nargils
Dheodora
Qiaras
Mucider
Frank Senulte
Cate
Death of Daniel Hadsell with passing details
Daniel Hadsell died after a prolonged illness at age 68. Born in Pike County Illinois he leaves four daughters Mrs Knate Worster Mrs Frank Flowers Miss O A L Garbeit and Mrs Jenatl and four sons Harry Frank Floyd and Udden. He also leaves two brothers James Hadsell and Brander Hadsell. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Daniel Tadsell
Nadtey
Tadsell
Pike County
Knate Worster
St. Louis
Frank Flowers
Ocean Springs
Garbeit
Dussnell
Jenatl
Barry
Fiarry
Brank
Rockport
Floyd
Quincy
Udden Hace
Bavas
James Hadsell
Stadley
Dil
Biander Dladsell
Griggsville
Shastid
Cyrus D. Rush
Rush
Efe
Joe Taylor
Daniel Rhodes
Funeral for Diamel de Ennis Held at Locust Street Church
Funeral services for Diamel de Ennis were conducted at 2 o’clock Tuesday at Locust Street Church in New York. The ceremony drew many mourners and bearers included AA, Wiles, Thomas, Larkin Carson and Guy Markilhe. Interment followed at Greensmout Cemetery with out of town relatives listed from Kansas City Missouri and Monroe City Missouri among others.
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Diamel de Ennis
Locust Street
Ty Mir
York
Chirist- Wi Setence
Deauiiul Werar
Ton. Leoney
Kansas City
H. M. Baker
Snemyville
Noland
Monroe City
Cousis
Carl Froms
Jackson
Leni
J. M. Enis
Jackson, Vtonn
F. MM
Funeral services for Frank Bennett in Adams County
Funeral services for Frank Bennett were held at the family home in Adams on Monday afternoon with Rev. Frank Wy Brown of Payson Congregational Church officiating. A large number of friends attended. Bennett was well known throughout Adams and neighboring counties and had many friends.
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Frank Bennett
Adams
Frank Wy Brown
Congregational Church
Payson
Sennett
Adjaning
Iduriabasus
Newtown Clietots
Funeral for Miss Florence Bernbrock Scheduled at Home and Church
The funeral for Miss Florence Bernbrock will be held at her parents home 200 Elm Street at 8 30 and at 9 in St Francis church. Burial follows at St Boniface cemetery.
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Florence Bernbrock
William Bernbrock
Elm
Gelock
St. Francis Church
St. Boniface
John W. Depitz services set for Thursday afternoon
Funeral services for John W. Depitz will be held at 2:30 PM Thursday at the residence 415 Maison Street. The body may be viewed from 7 to 9 PM tonight at Greenmount Cemetery.
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John W. Depitz
Maison Street
Greenmount Cemetery
Fred H Waldhaus funeral at Saint Johns Lutheran church
Fred H Waldhaus died after a recent illness and was laid to rest at the cemetery. Service at Saint Johns Lutheran attracted many including South Side Boat Club members. Pallbearers named Frank Broihechter Emery and others attended. burial followed at the cemetery.
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Poe
Fred TL
Waldhaus
Ohio Street
Aad
Martens
St Tohin’s Lutheran Church
South Side Boat Club
Mold
Mothe Changen
Emery
Prentis Lee Gallup Dies in Connecticut Born Man
Prentis Lee Gallup, 39, of 87 South Wirth Street, was taken to Chicago on Tuesday afternoon where funeral services will be held tomorrow at Woodedoch. Burial will follow at Blue Ridge Cemetery. Gallup was born in Connecticut.
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Tia Tewis
Prentis
Lee Gallup
Mess Midge Gallup
South Wirth Stret
Chitcothe
Tih
Wooeedoch
Blueridge
Mr. Gatlap
Gonnceticut
Carthage School Board Kind Offer and Meetings
The Carthage school board held a regular session. Teachers must present certificates before first month salary. The Presbyterian church will use the high school building for services until a new place of worship is ready. Ira J. Jenks elected mathematics teacher at 100 per month. School to close Oct 20 for teachers to attend the Military Tract Teachers association in Macomb. Various motions on manual training, library expansion, and convention attendance were discussed.
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Carthage
Presbyterian Church
J. W. Williams
Paul Califf
R. Cy Crum
Ira J. Jenks
Military Tract Teachers’ Association
Opera Company to Visit En pire Hippodrome
Em pire Hippodrome manager W L Busby announces a one day Oct 30 engagement in Quincy by the Chicago English Opera company. The 60 member group travels with its own orchestra and chorus and brings English language performances and grand opera seen in major national houses. Robert Prowell will handle press details as plans finalize.
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W. L. Busby
Empire Hippodrome
Chicago English Opera Company
Quincey
Busby
English Lance
Robert Prowell
General Press
Guiney
Suez Canal Zone A War Front Reported
A contemporary account describes the Suez Canal Zone as a front against invasion by Turks. General Murray expanded British defenses east of the canal to about ten miles, creating a 90 mile long front comparable to France. The crossing of 11,000 Turks at Fomant underscored the zone’s strategic importance and the canal’s relative calm during battle.
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Ismailia
Sir Archibald Murray
January
Egypt
Murray
Watertess Rete
France
Fomant
Canal
General Frenchie
Mons
Corn Awards in Pittsfield Show Corn Winners
Pittsfield 1916 corn show lists best ears by class with Frank McNary New Canton sweeping multiple top prizes and Walter Fox Jr New Canton among runners up. Local residents and officials including Hf Morey, Merritt Hunter and others announced. Various notes cover community movements, visits and travels across Pike county towns.
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Pittsfield
Pike County
Frank McNary
New Canton
Plainville Illinois Social Roundup of Sunday Visitors
Milind Benson and sons Charles and Ploy visited Charles Lieenberzgzer. Ramsey and Mrs. Stevens plus Mrs. Stevens visited Ellis Benson. Ad Larmore of Quincy was a visitor. Fred Tennis returned from Colorado Springs. Many Quincy and Springfield attendees and Eastern Star events noted. Prof Warner’s Payson band travels to Quincy for the Mall Round-Up.
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Caroline Wagg
Etta Collins
Meg Cuunningham
Loren McKee
Quincey
Bob. Benson
Sprimsfield
Jodge
Vlorence Heine
Perry
Phillip Wagg
Orville Bement
Payson
Brink Williams
J. W. Lintley
Mall
Prof
Waerner
Warner
Quincy
Mesdames Chrotine Wager
Mira Collins
Wagg's Fay Linthicum Family Weekend Visit
Fay Linthicum and family spent the weekend at El Dara visiting relatives Bert Pilcher and May Lease of Quincy. They visited Sunday at Phipp Falls. Marlton McComas has purchased a Ford touring car.
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Wagg's
Fay Linthicum
el Dara
Bert Pilcher
May Lease
Quincy
Phipp Falls
Marlton McComas
Obituary and local notices from Brooklyn Illinois
T J Lewis and family spent this week in Monmouth with their son Henry D Lewis. Mrs Helen Baker and Miss May Trobins on of Macomb are guests their aunt Mrs Taylor and cousins Mrs Capt Lewis and Dor Camp. The death of Neath of Oxford Hubbs cast gloom. funeral in Methodist church with Rev Henry Bartlow officiating. Interment in Brooklyn cemetery. Mr and Mrs Homer Lantz and Mrs Granden Lantz visited Burlington and Monmouth, met Miss Mabel Abercrombie, nurse in training at Monmouth hospital. Ed M King, previously selling oil farm, moves into White property. Tickets for Lyceum course at post office Oct 14. purchasers must be present to reserve seats.
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Frank McNary
New Canton
Hf. L. Morey
Charles Winans
Pittsfield
Walter Fox, Jr
John George
Griggsville
Lyle Winans
Alice Dean
W. E. Williams
St. Louis
Ilinois
Otto Jaritz
Julia Harper
Martingburg Township
Rank M. Stauffer
Douglas
Wyo
Lee Hoyt
Barry
H. ¢. Kibler Ois
BL Caldwell
Montivello
Gleckler
Isi Hook
David
Ransem
J Rh. Poteter
Florence MelCuight
Jacksonsville
John Gallaher
Parla Archer
St. Lewis
Association of Episcopal Churches
Seymour Nelson
Denton
Lucy Greene
David Vanniatta
West Jeffeson Street
Hame
Eldora
Iowa
Ross Linville
Karl Gould
Milton
Ife
Hannibal
Tess Linville
Pearl Gibson
Henry Alben
Kansas City
James Hope Nelson
Bengt
Ocean
New York City
John Valle
Charles Leonard
Hope Nelson
Isabel Valle
Frank Thompson
Mro
William Thompson
Yuma
Artz
Glenn Field
Williston
N. D
Low Sneeden
Detroit Township
Carey Ellege
Los Angeles
Cal
J. If Biersen
Brooklyn
III
T. J. Lewis
Monmouth
Henry
Lewis
Helen Baker
May Trobinson
Macomi
Taylor
Capt. Lewis
Dor. Camp
Oxford
Marrietta Phelps
Macomb
Alethodis Church
Pred Brooks
Courthay
Sedie Thubbs
Methodist Church
Henry Bartlow
Homer Lantz
Granden Lantz
Burlington
Mabel Abercrombie
Monmouth Hospital
Ed ML King
Lyceun
Post Office
Falls From Hay Loft Injures Local Worker
George Seha ver of 223 North Sixth street sustained a broken leg and a severe arm injury after falling from the hay loft of the Lusk barn on Tuesday afternoon. He was taken to St. Marys Hospital by police ambulance.
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George Sehaver
North Sixth Street
J. J. Lusk
Lusk Barn
St. Mary's
Pine-Tar Honey Promises Relief from Cold
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey claims to soothe irritated membranes, loosen phlegm, and ease breathing during a cold. The product is advertised as preventing a hacking cough and is available at druggists for 25 cents.
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Dr. Bell
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K. O. G. Tistall
Commins
Monroe Drug Co
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Twe
Pheyve
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Williva Poamsevy
H. F. Marshall
Leroy G. Schulte
Daniel Hadsell
Daniel 'F. Ennis
Fred H. Waldhaus
Prentis L. Gallup
Military Tract Teachers
Graham
William J. Graham
Harve Lights
Lallarpe
Clay Tucker
Terre Haute
E. M. Robbins
Samuel
Cragmor Sanitarium
Colorado Springs
Cole
Hendricks
Bennett
Mary Ferris
Constaineelis
T. Sortorious
Geo. Bruns
Thusee
Chas
Mary Bell
J. W. Mhea
R.A. Crawford
Dexter, Pa
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Samuel Curry
Lewis Wirkpatrick
Henry Denham
Denver
Frank Walton
Rolean
Sask
Canada
Ed Clark Sr
Melville, Mont
Margaret Dickerson
Keokuk
Roswell O'Harra
A. I. Hart
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Wim. Seiferd
Springfield
Ohio
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Warsaw
Anni Pennock
la Tlarpe
Sylvester Pennock
J. A. Blall
Geo. Flynn
TaeVetsa Shipton
Dallas City
Circuit Court
Hancock County
Lemoine P. Dawson
Mary Vineh
Idaho Falls
Idaho
James Paul Dawson
William Finch Dawson
Mary Esther Dawson
Weneh Dawson
Oliver Painter Dawson
Dorothy Dawson
Amy Rose Dawson
James Olver Dawson
Lucy A. Dawson
Eva Todd
LaHarpe
Son
Lemoine
Ethel Todd
Blanche Todd
James Paul
Wiliam Finch
Safford & Graham
Bone
Carl E. Brinkman
A. Hf. Worthen
David Falkinburgh
Nora Palkinburgh
Bartlett & Gordon
Hamilton
William H. Glazebrook
Albert H. Glazebrook
Roy Frederick
O'Yarra
Minnie E. Black
Hila Cory
Hugh O. Cory
Chester P. Cory
Elizabeth Kemp
National Bank of
John Stevenson
Margaret Stevenson
Margaret Ewing
Cleota O. Duick
Wiliam J. Rupp, Jr
Elmer A. Gibson
Amanda Gibson
Roy FE. Stidiman
Silas W. Prentiss
Minois State Bank of
Enpire
Chicago English Opera Co
Suez Canal Zone
Plainville, Ill
Wooltex
Weeduker
Coats
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