Church Bodies Meet in St Louis
Protestant Episcopal churchmen from the United States and abroad gather in St Louis for the triennial convention. Bishops meet behind closed doors while deputies hold open sessions to discuss constitutional and ritual changes, divorce policy, and prayer book revisions to be approved by two successive conventions.
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ST. Louis
United States
Quissten
England
Canada
Moolah Temple
Episcopal Church
Republican candidates tour Illinois counties on special train
On October 11 Republican state candidates conducted eighteen meetings across seven counties Jackson Williamson Franklin Saline Gallatin Johnson and Pulaski. County agent I F Gillmor judged corn and farm products as displays opened early. Marion county officials, the Adams County Farm Improvement Association, and Round-Up editors planned dinners with Gillmor and Col Richard Dalton, who judged apple exhibits. A large crowd gathered at the Chamber of Commerce and Masonic Temple, while Eugene Davenport spoke on the Illinois State College of Agriculture.
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Chicago
Jackson, Williamson, Franklin, Saline
Gallatin
Johnson and Pulaski
I. F. Gillmor
Mercer County
Chumey
Hie
Midae West
Marion County
Alo
Marion County Farm Bureau
Adams County Farm Improvement Association
Up Omnes
Biotel Newcomp
Chamber of Commerce
Masonic Temple
Eugene Davenport
Ilinois
Agricultural displays in merchants windows across towns
A list of shop windows showcases farm products including apples and corn from merchants in Quincy Mendon Payson and nearby towns. Displays feature Crooks & Cox Millinery Co Stern & Sons Clothing Co Reed Drug Co Kresge stores and other local firms with farm products and fruit displays. Some entries note specific sellers like Scovill Co Farm apple and corn displays and several jewelry and hardware stores contributing farm related displays. Some men invest in hair tonic as they rise.
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Wim
A. Edwards
Quincy Row
Ventiurg
Apple Display
J. B. Frisbie
Mendon
Joseph Bros. & Davidsor
Harm Products
F. G. Weisenhorn
Loraine
Crooks & Cox Millinery Co
Apple
H. Myers
Crooks & Cox Millinery Coe
Farn
Chatten Eroes
Quincy—Scovill Co
S. OF
Tlesner
Colden
Jonas Mlever
T. Wilk
Quincy—Draugherty & Co
J. M. Hunter
Lima—Walker & Arnold
Anson
Quincy
Gunther Thin
Casper Mast
Quiney—Model Clothing Ca
Edo Flack
Mendon Stern & Sons Clothing Co
Miss A. KE. Turner
city—Denning Glass & Book Co
Russell Davis
Glayton—Tenk Hdw
Christian Mast
Quinccy
Quinty Gas & Etec. Co
J. W. McClintock
Liberty—Miller & Arthur Drug Co
Farm
Francis Campbell
Quincy—Reed Drug Co
W. A
BF. Robbins
Layson
Jdj
Paylor Book Con
EW. Smith
Frank Tyson
Evington Etwp
Kresge Ten Ceat
Jacob Hank
Jsunas Meyer Co
Henry Wiewel, Jr
Comstock-Cas- He Co
Tbarm
Palmyra election board names for Marion county races
Palmyra Oct 11 judges and clerks for the November 4 general election were appointed by the county court. The list covers districts from Tenth to Thirty, naming Democrats and Republicans for each precinct including Palmyra city hall and surrounding townships, with several districts receiving omitted nominations. Deputy sheriffs Mefford and Burgborg reported prison transfers for 12 defendants, including murder and larceny sentences.
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Palmyra
Marion County
Hannibal
Simon Scott
B. D. Yarbrough
William YP. Bowles
C. B. Morton
FE. W. Gardhouse
Charles A. Hickman
Nelsonville
Sterling P. Spratt
Madktin Lake
James C. Rollin
J. E. Bolton
Elmer ©. Gardhouse
Stephen White
Hester
Henry Herman
Charles A. Godman
Jno
B. Lindsey
AEK
Glendenning
George Fichtner
William Schaller
Bostwick
House
Democrats
Life
Dundee
Charles Clarence
Tra Leach
Lester Clark
William H. Crystal
Frank Weinieker
Mefford
Burgborg
State Penitentiary
Grant Lubin
Rosa Mitchell
Rose Douglas
Willam Marshall
Claud Sterrs
John Span
Floyd McEwan
Ben Webb
M. A. Brothers
Alva Jackson
Huttman to Speak in German Oct 31 at Quincy
Democratic lieutenant governor candidate Henry W. Huttman will deliver a German language speech in South Quincy on Thursday evening October 31. He is described as fluent in two languages and will headline a large Democratic rally in Golden in the afternoon before his Quincy appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Huttman
Ilinois
Quincy
Huttman
Golden
Democratic Central Committee
Pearl Bergman
Guiney
Fred J. Kern
Washington Park
Pleasant Grove Notes and Local Socials
Olive Humes returned home from a week in Hamilton Illinois. KE Wheeler Ray and Lytle family spent Sunday with friends in Chilton. James Lawless bought a new Chevrolet. Eugene Weisengus hosted the James Martin family at dinner. Many attended Frank Dennett funeral Monday. Lizzie Schultin and son visited William Page. The Methodist church marks its golden anniversary October 22 with a basket dinner. A number attended William Waltmier funeral in Columbus Saturday. Rev Waltmier and wife grieve as William was their only child.
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Pleasant Grove
Ill
Olive Humes
Hamilton
KE. N. Wheeler
Ray
A. Lytle
Chiyton
James Lawless
Eugene Weisengus
James Martin
Frank Dennett
Lizzie Schultin and
William Page
Methodist Church
Little William Waltmier
Columbus
Bayonne clash leaves eight strikers wounded
Four Bayonne policemen were shot during a confrontation with striking Tidewater Oil employees after a mob of several hundred protested near the plant. Eight strikers were wounded, four seriously, as police dispersed the crowd after Standard Oil, employing about 3,000, refused wage demands of 20 to 30 percent.
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Bayonne
N. J
Tidewater Oil Company
Standard Oil Plaint
Lewis Enters Campaign for Wilson Marshall Dunne
CHICAGO Oct. 11 Senator James Hamilton Lewis will undertake a six day speaking tour through Illinois in support of Wilson and Marshall and Governor Dunne beginning October 16 at Watseka.
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Lewis
Chicago
James Hamilton Lewis
Ilinois
Wilson
Marshall
Gov
Dunne
Watseka
Funeral Rites Honored in Columbus Church
The funeral of Mrs. Benjamin Rutledge was held at the Christian church with Rev. Patrick leading. She died at a granddaughter’s home in Smithfield Neb after an 85 year 9 month life, later laid beside her husband. Other notices reference a Waltmire funeral in Green Valley HL, flowers from mourners, and town attendance at a Methodist rally day with 114 present.
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Columbus
Benjamin
Rutledge
Christian Church
Patrick
Adams III Born to Henrys Al hoff family a son
A birth notification notes Mr and Mrs Henrys Al hoff welcomed a son on October 4. Relatives including Mrs Meyers and their niece Miss Ju visited Quincy Sunday. Funeral services for Frank Bennett were held at 2:30 pm Monday at the home conducted by Rev St J Brown of Payson. Burial followed in Adams.
Funeral Notes and Social Calls Across Liberty County
A fragmentary local item notes a Sunday cemetery gathering and a pleasant afternoon with Mae Treaster and Mrs Gruss as callers in Liberty. It mentions Roy Burnett family visiting after the father’s death, Thomas Ferrier delivering hogs Phioma, Mrs E W Grumman visiting Quincy, and Charles Bennett of Kansas City attending an uncle’s funeral Monday.
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gorEse
Port A
Mae, Treaster
Gruss
Liberty
Charles Bennett
Kansas City
Darken Your Bray Hh Hair Color Restorer Ad
An old advertisement promotes Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer a ready to use liquid claims to hide gray hair even scalp health benefits. It touts even dark shade and says dandruff and hair loss also stop. Price 80c at Brown & Mays Drugs with parcel post for out of town buyers.
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Brown & Mays
Quine
Simple home dry cleaning tip for coats and gowns
An advertisement claims you can dry clean coats suits dresses and other fabrics at home using Solvite dissolving in gasoline. It asserts no shrinking or pressing required and that any woman can do it quickly for little money with common store supplies.
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Little Co
Wilson and Schneider Schedule by City Intersections
Wilson and Schneider list route times at 11:00 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. with stops at 12th and Broadway and 6th and Hampshire. Additional stops appear at 8:30 p.m. 5th and Hampshire, 10:00 a.m. 8th and State, and 2:30 p.m. 5th and Maine.
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12Th and
Broadway
Hampshire
12Th
Maine
5Th
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St.louis
WILL
Jf. D. Pribie
Davidson Millinery
Lampshire Street
Richard Dalton
Balls Couity
Missouri
of Sehemming
Model
W. A. Long Commission Company
Joop
City Hall
John H. Bross
Knott & Batley
Winchester Cook
Fred ‘S T. Staton
John Lochman
John’ Bler
Courthouse
George V. Saffarans
Thad KR. Smith
N. Nichols
Louis Quest
William FE. Schnieder
Fred C. Boettcher
West Ely
W. K E. Moss
George H. Bower
Ernest Kruse
Martin C. Lebenbauer
William (. Medcalf
Ben Fink
Warren Township
Cooper's School House
T. Roy Burditt
F. BH. Gentry
William Musgrove
Earl Parsons
George W. Lee
Ivan A. Smith
Warren
Demoocratis
Vaden Sains
Sammuel HH
Wood
Willis Dinwiddie
William 2B. Turpin
Chris F. Rothfuss
MD S. Feeny
Guy Yount
Monroe
Benjamin G. Moss
Wil Hant Handley
Harry McClintie
R. Manning Walker, Jr
M. Abbott
A. G. Lee
Union Township
Philadelphia
Charles R. Libbes
AL PL McFike
William HE
J. J. Shults
EL. F. Yitchfield
Warris Cook
West Quines
Jein A. Dearing
Wibert Hansbrough
Ebluer Hogee
George Tuttle
Will V. Hickman
George Haskins
Salem School House
Bo. Taylor, Sr
George A. Maddox
William J. Kroeger
John W. la Fon
Franklin Clauser
Frank Lochmian
Cherry Dell
Daniel N. Brown
Robert ¢. Wolfe
L. Fo Elwood
Ithoester EH. Doscher
Treaty Etwand
Pafford’s
Twenty-eiefth
Democrate
Robert F. Powell
CC. E. Gibbons
Columbus Church
Benjamin Rutledge
Smithfield
Nebraska
William Clark Waltmire
H. H. Waltmire
G. E. Taylor
Babee
Green Valley
Rev. Waitmire
Gg Bowen
Mary Naples
Wakefield
Mabel Nkaoblock
Willliam McNeall
Stefflin
Meredosia
Philip Weaver
Harry Wiley
W. W. McKiington
Camp Point
Tda Taylor
Jeff Boling
Mt. Sterling
Hutch Brownrigg
Mrio
Mrre
Iain Triassini
George Loring
Hanticon
Howard Weaver
Chicawne
W. M
Judge of Masons
Columbis
Neokuk
Rautoo
Byron Lock
Barrs
Mroo
Chartey Tite
Writz Happle
Mio
Lawrences Allen
Philselphia
Pene Mona- Caw
Myre
Catherine Henning
Fifth and
Jersey Streets
Boy Scouts
Gordon & Revens
4Th
8Th
Chamber of Commerce Glee Club
Gordon & Reveni
Masonic
Spealine
W.park
Webster Davis
Seaton
Carl Vrooman
Washingto Park
18Th and
7Th
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