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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1915

Page

5

Lawsuits contesting late Wills and deeds in county court

Complainants Lawrence Nick and William Nick file in circuit court to invalidate their father’s will claiming lack of testamentary capacity and sought to set aside provisions to their sister. Charles L. H. Sim’s heirs contest a deed to Turner heirs, alleging unduly influenced will and improper transfer of 3914 acres in Ellington township with T. Will Turner as executor.

Iate Erde W. Beatty Lawrence H. Nick William M. Nick George Harry Franklin Kraber Henrietta Kraber Mortenson Nicks Lawrence Nick Nick Charles Lh Quincy M. P Bath Gisbert Ellington Will Turner

Sloan's Liniment Promises Quick Rheumatism Relief

An old advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment as a remedy for rheumatism neuralgia and related pains. It claims the product penetrates congestion restores warmth and frees blood flow with immediate relief. Available in 25 50 cent and one dollar bottles, the latter offering six times the quantity of the 28 cent size.

Sloan Sloan's. Linmerit Sloan’s

California Syrup of Figs touted for child laxative use

A vintage advertorial urging mothers to use California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for fevers, upset stomachs, and constipation in children. It extols its pleasant taste, claims gentle relief within hours, and warns against counterfeit products while directing readers to buy a 50-cent bottle from the California Fig Syrup Company.

California California Fig Syrup Company Ady

Local Pick-Ups Special for Friday and Saturday

Local item notes Friday Saturday sales on AH linen guest towels and wash cloths with low prices. Quincy visits and brief notices include Halbach Schroeder Co promotions, Floyd Hewes posted to Chicago rail head office, George Dolle marketing apples, Fred Loomis evaluating coupon admissions for a moving picture firm, Lizzie Miller estate report, and a promissory note suit filed by Erde Beatty against Ben and Mary Miller.

Halbach-Schroeder& Co Hobson Quincy Ray Halbach- Schroeder Co George Dolle Liberty County Fred Loomis Kansas City Lizzie Miller John .G. Miller W.H. Hyde Barry Erde W. Beatty Ben and Mary Miller

Busy Circuit term ends with many pleas and sentences

Seventy indicted in the September term of the Circuit court. Fifty-four pleaded guilty, sixteen placed on probation, one jailed, three sent to the state reformatory at Pontiac and the others to the Chester penitentiary. Several cases were erased or continued. The murder case of Mary Wielage, once thought guilty, was resolved as not guilty within an hour.

Mary Wielage Nolle Fred G. Wolfe. Oe State Reformatory Pontiac Chester Grover Felker House of Correction Luther Moore A. A. Brady Robert C. Cox Brady Albert Steinbrecher

Empire Hippodrome Week Schedule With Gorrell Co.

The Empire Hippodrome presents a run of films and stage shows featuring the Gorrell Company. Shows include The White Slave Traffic on Friday October 15, The Higher Lawn on Saturday October 16 with matinee and night performances, The Rosary on Sunday October 17, a continued Rosary run on Monday October 18, and a final show on Tuesday October 19.

Gorrell Co al Gorrell Co al Gorrel Co al Gorrell ‘Co al - Gorrel Stock Company Hippodrome

Holland and the Warfare in Europe

A letter from Amsterdam relayed to Jetter via Esler says most Dutch oppose Germany and would fight the Kaiser if necessary. German submarine policy crippled Dutch ocean trade, increasing anti Kaiser sentiment in the small dyke nation. Van Zijerdam, Jr. plans to come to America as opportunities at home are limited, and he previously met Esler during a motorcycle trip.

Holland Ina Jetter Joe Esler Man William van Zijerdam, Jr Amsterdam Little Dyke Young van Zijerdam

Blandinsville Men Form Oil Enterprise Near Colmar Field

Blandinsville Star Gazette reports The Enterprise Oil Co a ten man association plans to develop a quarter section in Colmar field leasing the Kimes farm two miles east of Colmar and near producing wells They bought a 33200 drilling outfit with water sump installed and will push work forward Officers: John Bishop president Wm Burkhart VP C M Sutton secretary B F Jacobson treasurer Others include Gus Bailey William Bushnell and additional local interests Prospects are bright and lease size promises substantial income if successful.

Blandinsville John’ Bishop Wm .Burkhart C. M. Sutton Peoria B. F. Jacobson Good Hope Gus Bailey William Bushnell

Uma Jordan and Miss Ewen Married in Quincey Parsonage

Well known young people Numa Jordan and Miss Kate Ewen were united in marriage yesterday afternoon at the parsonage of St. John's Evangelical church in Quincey. The ceremony was performed by the pastor, and attendants included local friends and family.

Numa Jordan Kate Ewen Quincey St. John’s Evangelical Church

Marriage of Reverend William Martens and Bride

News of their marriage will be joyfully received by their friends in the city. The bridegroom is foreman of the stock department at Little Metal Wheel Co. The bride, a popular young woman, came from Mendon years ago and has won many friends. They will reside at 317 Maple Street after a brief honeymoon.

William Martens Little _ Metal Wheel company Mendon Maple’ Street

Apple Crop Boosts York Area Shipments to Eastern Markets

Farmers crowd the Wabash freight tracks in York between Sixth and Seventh as wagons bring apples destined for refrigeration cars. Each year hundreds of carloads leave the district for eastern markets with Quincy emerging as a key Mississippi Valley apple market. South of town, orchards yield large crops, boosting overall production this year.

York Quincy Mississippi Valley

Special Permit For Cigarmakers Parade Demonstration

United States Field Deputy Revenue Collector C. E. Fitzgerald issued a special permit to cigarmakers for a parade float showing the boys in action. The law requires tobacco bought for manufacture to be processed in a bonded establishment, and the permit allowed the same quantity to be returned after the demonstration.

United States C. E. Fitzgerald

Mendon man fined in police court for speeding

E Anderson of Mendon was fined 25 dollars and costs in the police court for speeding on Locust boulevard on October 3. He did not appear for his hearing but counsel Chauncey H. Wood argued the exact location was not shown and asked for dismissal. Assistant State's Attorney Rolland M. Wagner prosecuted.

E. Anderson Mendon Locust Boulevard Chauncey H. Wood Rolland M. Wagner

Halbach Schroeder Co featured in weekend sale ads

The notice highlights Halbach Schroeder Co and related local visitors including Ben Smith of Taylor Missouri vicinity and Enoch Selters of Clayton. It promotes Friday and Saturday specials on washcloths and hemmed towels, with prices such as 29c per dozen and two for 25 cents. Visitors from Palmyra Clayton Canton are noted as having attended the fall celebration.

Bruce Shindel Bank of Rushville Halbach-Schroeder Co Enoch Selters Clayton Allinen ‘Crash Halbach- Schroeder Co F. W. Smith Palmyra Charles: Peacock

Princeton picks Bernard Carter baseball captain

Princeton New Jersey October 14 Bernard Carter of St Davids Pennsylvania was elected captain of the Princeton baseball team. He succeeds Jesse Hoyt who resigned due to illness Carter is a half back (bat?).

Princeton N. J Bernard Carter Law St. Davids Penn Jesse Hoyt

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