Suit Aims to Halt Inghram County Attorney Pay
John R. Abbott of Melrose petitions circuit court to enjoin Adams county supervisors from paying 81,500 to County Attorney John Inghram for a year’s salary and stenographers fees. The suit names the full board, county clerk W. J. Smith, and treasurer Edward W. Peter as defendants in a bid to obtain a legal ruling on the contract’s legality. The filing says the action is friendly and not a critique of Inghram’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Abbott
Melrose Township
Circuit
John Inghram
Adams County Board of Supervisors
Wolfe
Abbott
R. D. Johnson
Board of Supervisors
W. J. Smith
Edward W. Peter
Inghram
Majestic Cafe Opens At 312 Hampshire Street
The new Majestic Cafe on 312 Hampshire Street opened Wednesday morning. It is up to date and modernly furnished with an electric piano and violin accompaniment.
His Sixteen Years' Suffering Now Ended
Mr. G. W. Henderson of Dingle Mississippi declares Foley Kidney Pills relieved his sixteen years of cystitis and bladder pain after trying various treatments and springs. He reports better sleep and lasting relief. Miller and Arthur Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
G. W. Henderson
Dingle
Miss
Mr. Henderson
Paloma Meeting Opposes County Bond Issue
Adams County Golden Rule Good Roads group and backers of the bond issue plan hold a Paloma meeting Saturday at 1 30 p m with four speakers and broad county representation expected. Officials anticipate a large turnout and an open air session if the town hall proves small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County Golden Rule Good Roads Organization
Paloma
Veterans Reunion Closes After Civil War Event in Quincy
Soldiers from six regiments gathering for the annual reunion in Quincy returned home Wednesday night. The attendee list includes John Wessels, C secretary of Quincey. WHE Davis of Quincey. John Johnson of Novelty. Samuel White of Madison Mo. Charles Scott of Janesville. many others across Missouri Illinois and neighboring states.
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Quincy
John Wessels
Quincey
Whe Davis
John Johnson
Novelty
Moo
Anton Ohnesurg
Bowling Green
Samuel White
Madison
Thomas de Bord
Payson
Charles Scott
Janesville
William Morton
Naperville
A. Schneider
Breckenridge
Thomas Kirby
Industry
Isaac Webb
Soldiers’ Home
Hiram Salger
IX. Hunnewell
Charles Wilson
A. Clayton
John Yeldell
C. Clayton
John Serogegin
C. Winnemucka
J. P. Claguett
E. Bethel
J. B. Yaney
B. la Belle
S. L McAfee
Quartermaster
Parkville
Addison Jones
Chicago
John Waite
Frank Vener
F. Nelsonville
T. J. Baxter
W. If
If. Morris
Bethel
W. H. Taminkton
Clayton
G. W. Lucas
C. Timewell
Geo. W. Martin
Ewing, Mo
J. N. Cramer
F. Chaplain
Mannibal
A. B. Foreman
F. Shelbyville
J. H. Nations
C. Pittsfield
William B. Imbler
F. Kirksville
B. F. Hoggins
A. Preep
Bethel Mill Destroyed by Fire in Bethel Mo
A Tuesday night fire of unknown origin destroyed the Bethel mill in Bethel Missouri with a loss around 4000 dollars. The engine room is suspected as the ignition point and the blaze spread rapidly, preventing saving any part of the structure. The mill stood on the site of the area’s first mill from 1813, rebuilt in 1872, and was owned by J. G. Bauer with no insurance.
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Shelbyville
Bethel
Old Colony
Shelby County
J. G. Bauer
Dying Soldier's Home Veteran J H Conyers
John H. Conyers of 308 South Tenth street died at 7:30 am in the Soldier's Home hospital after years of poor health. Born May 5, 1875 in Quincy, he was 41. A Spanish American War veteran, he leaves a widow and four children. Funeral at 2:30 pm Friday at D A Wheeler residence 1103 Maine street. Burial by Knights of Pythias under Henry Goebert.
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John H. Conyers
South Tenth Street
Soldier's Home Hospital
Ife
Quincy
Red Cross Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Mr. Conyers
D. A
Henry Goebert
Monroe Street
St. Mary's Hospital
South Side Coal Company
August Goebert
Fred Burmeier
Funeral services for Miss Florence Bernbrock
The funeral will be held at the Bernbrock home at 2005 Elm Street at 8 30 this morning and at 9 o'clock at St Francis church. Burial will follow in St Boniface cemetery.
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Edward Corder
North Fifth Street
St. Rose of Lima Church
Father Brennan
GT. Mar
Florence Bernbrock
William Bernbrock
Elm Street
St. Francis Church
St. Boniface Cemetery
Alvis Schulte
Adams Street
Funeral of John W. Degitz At 2 30 This Afternoon
The funeral for John W. Degitz will be held at 2 30 this afternoon at the residence 515 Madison Street. Burial will follow in Greenmount Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Degitz
Madison Street
Greenmount Cemetery
Funeral for Infant LeRoy Schulte Held
The funeral service for infant LeRoy Schulte was held today, with family and friends gathering to pay their respects. Details of the service were published in the local notices.
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LeRoy Schulte
Carriage and Wagon Makers Elect Officers
At the annual election the Carriage and Wagon Makers Benevolent association re elected officers. The old slate includes President Charles Kaltenbach Vice president George Schreiber Recorder Arthur Zolle Financial secretary John Fuelbier Treasurer George Pauk Trustees include George J Geiger and hold over Casper Dittmeyer Bernard Knuepper. Also notes deaths of three members and a net gain of ten members with $400 in gains. Hazel Ward a local resident died at age 15. Burial for the deceased occurred at St Boniface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kaltenbach
George Schreiber
Arthur Zolle
John Fuelbier
George Pauk
George J. Geiger
Casper Dittmeyer
Bernard Knuepper
Carriage and Wagon Makers’ Benevolent Association
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Inghran
NEW Majestic Cafe
Paloma Meeting
Golden Rule Organization
Veterans
Victor Dance Records
Victor
Vernon Castle
Weduker CO
J. H. Conyers
Killie
Clarence Malone
George Vne W. Bradford
E. Rooney
M. Zimmerman
Hazel Ward
Ninth Street
Carriage and Wagon Makers
Dr. Ming
Dr. King
Kespohl-Mohrenstecher’s
Haas
FILET
Women’s Union
Mark
Rose
Navy
Copenhagen
Georgette
Fichus
Storm Serge
Asa
Serge
Coats
Bolivia
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