City to pay claims for Boulevard and Park association
Mrs. E. J. Parker speaking for the Boulevard and Park association urged the finance committee to pay existing park system accounts totaling 2700 dollars. Alderman Bergmann moved to approve, noting funds fall short of 300 dollars by next June. The committee also approved a Collins Plow lease for a Front and State street shed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Parker
Boulevard and Park Association
Finance Committee
O'Brien
George Binkert
Parker
Bergmann
Comptroller's Office
Park System
Association
Collins Plow Company
State Street
Jury Discharged in Indian Grave Levee Case
Following inspection of the Indian Grave Levee and Drainage district the jury hearing the petition for spreading the seventh assessment was excused except for four members who stay to 10 o clock Saturday morning. The four jurors will calculate the assessment for each landowner in the district.
Texas Wonder Kidney and Bladder Remedy Ad
Texas Wonder claims to treat kidney and bladder troubles gravel diabetes rheumatism and female and male urinary irregularities. Regulates bladder issues in children. Sold by druggists or by mail for 1.25 with two months’ treatment per small bottle. Dr EB W Hall 2926 Olive St St Louis Mo advert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Wonder
EB. W. Hall
Olive St
St. Louis
Druggista
Adv
Personal Notices From Quincy Area Busy Week
Local notes report Henry G Maas recovering after surgery at Blessing hospital. Several shopping and social mentions include Miss Anna Gibbons of Edina Miss Dorothy Metz of Chambersburg and Miss L D Roberts of Lewistown visiting Quincy. Navy discharge for Kenneth Lewis, son of Mrs Ella Lewis, arriving in Quincy. Giles Bros and Crooks Brothers Millinery Co advertise hats and sales. Giles Brady store promotes Sonora chimes and piano bars. Dr H F Lafler chiropractic services listed. Community figures like Clyde Sears and Carl Disselhorst noted, with travel and visit updates among residents and out-of-town relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisherds
Henry G. Maas
Blessing Hospital
Davidson Millinery Co
Kenneth Lewis
Quincy
Ella Lewis
New York
Crooks Brothers Millinery Co
Anna Gibbons
Edina
Corona
Giles Bros
Dorothy Metz
Chambersburg
H. F. Lafler
State Barts
L. D. Roberts
Lewistown
Quincey
W. H. Roberts
Garretts
Clyde Sears
Quincy Public Schools
Kansas City
R. I. Miller
W. N. Miler
Kentucky Street
Navy
Miller
Giles Brady Styles
A. D. Thompson
la Belle
C. H. Bush
Nebo
Til
Stanley Wheelock
Gerhard Sanders
South Sixth Street
State Street Bank
Jacob Elmars
Chestnut Street
Peoria
King Ma
Real Estate Transfers From the Quincy Clayton Areas
Real estate transfers list several deeds including Nick and Bros Brewery to August F Stormer for 5000 dollars of lot 19 block 65 Wead s addition to Quincy. Clay M Nitchman and L M Nitchman to L W Bastert and C H Beden for 1000 dollars lot 32 original plat town of Clayton. Ezra Best and wife to Sierry Nevada Criswell for 1100 dollars lot 9 block 1 J F Webster s add to Quincy. Frank J Penick et al to Arch H Uppinghouse et al for 120 dollars pt sw 4% sec 9 Payson township. M M Graff to John and Henrietta Haverty for 4400 dollars lot 2 block 5 F C Moore s add to Quincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick and Bros. Brewery Company
August F. Stormer
Wead
Quincy
Clay M. Nitchman
L. M. Nitchman
L. W. Bastert
C. H. Beden
Clayton
Ezra Best
Sierry Nevada Criswell
J. F. Webster
Frank J. Penick
Arch H. Uppinghouse
Payson Township
M. M. Graff
John
Henrietta Haverty
F.C. Moore
Railroads Seek Rate Hikes Amid Rising Costs
Washington Oct 24 Rail transportation rate increases will be sought from the Interstate Commerce Commission by railroad corporations to offset higher operating expenses under federal control. Director General Hines and the Association of Railway Executives reached this decision, with Hines offering government data and expert services if the industry acts independently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cet
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hines
Association of Railway Executives
Director General Lines
McAdoo
Fight Results In Blood Being Spilled
Police recalled a late Thursday night fight at the Hage man saloon on Sixth and Maine where Ben Stuke, a sind cutter living on Madi son street between Sixth and Seventh, suffered a deep scalp wound. He was taken to St Marys Hospital where Dr. F T Drenner dressed the cut after several stitches and he was later sent home. A crowd remained nearby as the incident unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Stuke
Madison Street
Hageman
Sixth
Maine Streets
St. Mary's Hospital
F. T. Drenner
Stuke
Birth announced for Steiner family in Camp Point
A son was born Tuesday in Bilessing hospital to Mr. and Mrs. George Steiner of Camp Point. Also an advertisement notes LAXATIVE FROMO QUININE Tablets with the Grovin signature on the box as a cold and influenza preventative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bilessing Hospital
George Steiner
Camp Point
Stuke Knocked Down in Saloon Fight Details Emerge
Several men were questioned at police headquarters after a saloon brawl. Witnesses said Stuke did not join the fight until he was struck and knocked to the ground. His head struck the door corner, creating a deep gash and he bled heavily. The altercation began outside after some inside arguments, stopped briefly, then resumed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuke
Bill For Return Of Railroads Reported
The Senate interstate committee reported the bill for return of railroads to private ownership under federal supervision. No changes were made from the revised measure, preserving anti strike provisions and other key terms. Chairman Cummins aims for Senate debate soon after the peace treaty is settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Interstate Committee
Arade
Cummins
Senate
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Nolan
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D. L. Musselman
Chaddock School For Boys
Edith Rosenberry
Benton Harbor, Mich
Webster School
Rosenberry
University of Chicago
Texas
Loewenstein
Maine ST
Carl Disselhorst
Chicago
Murray Snider
J. C. Steiner
Rushville
John Steiner
Loraine
Elizabeth Steiner
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Adele Rowland
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Breeze
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Arthur Fields
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Farrar
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Chineke Lullaby
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Columbia Records
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Waldorf-Astoria Dance Orchestra
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Merc
Henry Burr
Henry Jarr
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