Two Day Appeal For Starving Armenians And Syrians
The United States pledges two days for relief as thousands face winter famine and exposure in Armenia, Syria, Persia, and Palestine. A mass meeting is planned at the Ammory next Sunday at 3 o clock to urge aid and support a long report from the American committee for Armenian and Syrian relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armenia
Syria
Persia
Palestine
American Committee For Armenian and Syrian Relief
Great Hunger Relief Rally Called in Quincy Armory
A monster mass meeting is organized for Sunday at 3 pm in the Quincy Armory to aid starving peoples nationwide. Citizens, clubs, churches, and organizations are urged to attend, marching to the Armory to join a humanitarian appeal endorsed by Congress and the president’s proclamation for October 21 and 22.
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Claus
Euphrates
Congress
United States
Oniney
Armory
Quincy
Quincey
America
Nervous trouble cured by Lydia E Pinkham remedy
Mrs Dewitt Sinibaugh of West Danby New York says she and her daughter and four granddaughters benefited from Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for nerves and female troubles. The ad touts the product as a forty year old tonic derived from native roots and herbs and recommends it to women.
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West Danby
N. Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
Canton figures in a local community reminder
George Predmore and Laura Ott of Canton Missouri are noted alongside J Dwight Croxton Golden Bertha E Peck of Clayton Missouri in a reflective piece urging readers to remember those who wrong their neighbors.
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George Predmore
Canton
Laura Ott
Canton, Mo
J. Dwight Croxton
Golden
Bertha E. Peck
Clayton
James M. Baker Dies in Chicago After Illness
James M. Baker formerly of Quincy died at his son's home in Chicago at 7:30 AM from carcinoma of the liver. He was 64, a former blacksmith at Koenig & Luats Wagon Co. His wife died years earlier. he moved to Cucagy to live with his sons. He leaves two sons, Jesse and William. Funeral at Freiburg's chapel at 2:30 PM, burial in Greenmount cemetery. Members of Court of Honor invited to cemetery service. body brought to Quincy Thursday morning. Minnie Stollberg of Marblehead died in Hannibal at 6 AM from cancer, aged 42, born in Marblehead. She leaves two sisters and four brothers. Body to Marblehead for burial.
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James M. Baker
Quincy
Chicago
Baker
Koenig & Luats Wagon Company
Luis
Cucagy
Mie
Jesse
Willian
Minnie Stollberg
Marblehead
Hannibal
Katie Helwagen
Aliss Stollberg
Sue
Meilwagen
Crabinure
Valentine
Fred
Henry Stollberg
Michael Stollburge
Louisiana
Death of James White at Goelock home in Paluma
James White died Thursday morning at his home in Paluma. Born in Tennessee, he came to Adams County at age nine. He left two sons W L of Alameda California and J Alvin of Peoria, two daughters Mrs D Clair of Chaiuna and Miss Nannie at home. He was a member of the Coatsburg Hapist church.
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Goelock
Paluma
Ile
Tennessee
W. LL
Almeda
Cail
J. Alvin
Peoria
D.clair
Qhaiuna
Nannie
Coatsburg
Funeral services for Mrs Matilda Tobias today
Funeral services will be held at 2 00 PM at the home of her nephew Joseph Wiskirchen on Oak Street and at 2 30 PM in St John’s Lutheran Church. Burial will take place in Woodland Cemetery.
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Matilda Tobias
Joseph Wiskirchen
Oak Street
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Woodland Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs. E. M. Bridgeman
Mrs. E. M. Bridgeman died at her son George Bridgeman's Downer Grove home. A funeral was held Thursday at 10 a m at the Vermont Street Baptist Church led by Rev. Thomas Stephenson. Services were well attended with songs by Mrs. J Frank Garner and Miss Gertrude Pease. Pallbearers were Walter P. Smith Samuel P. Osgood L L Woodworth and J F Daugherty. Burial followed in Woodland Cemetery.
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E. M. Bridgeman
George Ridgeman
Downer Grove
Vermont Street Baptist Church
Thomas Stephenson
First Baptist Church
J. Frank Garner
Gertrude Pease
Walter P. Smith
Samuel P. Osgood
L. L. Woodworth
J. F. Daugherty
Woodland Cemetery
Tomato market and funeral notices mix of old era
The column lists funeral services for Samuel A. Young set for Sunday at 2 PM, followed by burial at Greenmount Cemetery. It also reports on a broad weekly fruit and vegetable market in detail, noting tomato scarcity, cucumber variety limits, steady potato prices, late season cantaloupe flavor issues, and extensive price listings for produce and fruits from local and distant sources.
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California
New York
Large Persimmon Sent to Quincy Resident
Mrs Fannie E Blatter of 320 Locust Street received a very large persimmon weighing seven ounces sent by Mrs Winger Lynn Haven Florida formerly of 512 South Fourth Street. Winget family moved to Florida for health reasons and they grow persimmons on a five acre plot. Four additional persimmons were sent to Quincy by Mrs Winger to other residents: Mrs Sarah Bolk librarian at Soldiers Home, Mrs Terry Colman of 627 Locust Street, Miss Frances Chandler of 1305 North Third Street, and Mrs Helen Bristol of 602 North Sixth Street.
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Fannie E. Blatter
Locust Street
Quincy
W. S. Wingers
Lynn Haven
Fla
South Fourth Street
Birth Announcement for Chicago Couple's Daughter
Born to Mr and Mrs Walter Smart of Chicago a daughter. Mr Smart is the son of Mrs Mary Kay Smart and formerly lived in Payson.
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Walter Smart
Chicago
Mr. Smart
Mary Kay Smart
Payson
The Gold Cure: When Gold Is Gone, Pain Follows
A wry reflection on wealth and health noting that the so called cure for affluence proves unnecessary only after money has vanished, suggesting poverty sharpens need and perception more than wealth.
Fires Struck Thursday Morning Dozens Alarmed
Three fire alarms sounded between 9 and 12 as crews from stations Nos. 2 3 7 responded to J R Yalwell 810 Oak Street for a closet fire destroying clothing and paintings valued at 250. At 10 15 crews from Nos. 2 6 8 fought a still alarm at A C Abath Twenty fifth Cherry streets where a gasoline stove flashed up. At 11 40 fire from a defective flue scorched a kitchen partition at the Rouge on Yeenth Street between Oak and Vine occupied by George Smith.
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J. R. Yalwell
Oak Street
A. C. Abbath
Twenty-ifth
Cherry Streets
Yeenth
George Smith
Quincy Bankers Attend Northeast Missouri Meeting in Hannibal
Quincy bankers including Mannibal-Har vey Riggs W J Singleton Hs J Ricker and Henry Sprick spent Wednesday in Hannibal for a Northeast Missouri Bankers group meeting. Some lawyers who fail in practice imagine it is up to them to preach.
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Quincy
Mannibal
Harvey Riggs
W. J. Singleton
Hs. J. Ricker
Henry Sprick
Hannibal
North East
Missouri
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T. C. Nichols Motor Co
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