Straw Vote by Rexall Druggists Predicts Election Outcome
The National Association of Rexall Druggists conducts a nationwide straw poll of over 2.56 million people from all walks of life. Results will be published before Election Day in this newspaper, with final tabulation at Boston headquarters and distribution to Rexall stores and other leading papers nationwide.
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United States
Whi
National Association of Rexall Druggists
Brown & Mays
Rexall Association
Quincy
Druggists’ Association
Boston
United Drug Company
Rexall Druggists’ Association
Rexall Drugers
Rexall
Darken Your Gray Hair with Q Ban Color Restorer
An advertisement promotes Q Ban Hair Color Restorer a non dye liquid for hair and scalp. It claims to remove gray tones improve hair health and stop dandruff with a single application while offering parcel post shipping from Brown and Mays Drug Store Quincy Illinois.
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Brown & Mays Drug Store
Quincy
Ill
Parcel Post
Republican Women's Rally in Carthage
Rally directed by the county women’s committee meets in Reyer’s hall on Oct 26 at 2 pm with Pearl Mack Swigert as chair and Mrs Flossie Naylor secretary. Mrs Mary E Sykes will greet Carthage women and nearby residents. men invited. Mrs Sykes described as a forceful speaker.
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Carthage
Republians
Reyer
Republican County Committee
Pearl Mack Swigert
Flossie Naylor
Mary E. Sykes
Guticura Soap Claims Heal Baby Eczema
A 1916 testimonial from Mrs. Clyde Cox of Conesville Ohio describes dramatic skin relief for a year and a half of infant eczema after two weeks use of Cuticura Soap Ointment and Lean. The ad urges exclusive bathroom use to prevent distress and offers free samples by return mail from Boston.
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Clyde Cox
Conesville
Ohio
Catécura
Dept. H
Boston
Deaths and Funerals Gerald W Daniels infant dies
Gerald William Daniels infant son of Frank and Mrs Daniels at 1926 State street died at 2 50 pm Tuesday from yellow jaundice Born in Quincy October 21 1916 he was three days old He leaves parents a sister Rose Mary grandparents Mr and Mrs John Daniels and grandmother Mrs William Peter Burial at St Boniface cemetery this afternoon Miss Ethel Slough to have funeral at 230 pm at 227 North Third street with burial in Greenmount cemetery
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Gerald W. Daniels
Gerald William Daniels
Frank Daniels
State Street
Quincy
Rose Mary
John Daniels
William Peter
St. Boniface
Ethel Slough
Ethel Grace Slough
North Third Street
Greenmount Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Mayme Mahair
The funeral will be held at 8 30 a.m. Thursday in the home at 202 Elm Street and at 9 a.m. in St Rose of Lima Church. Burial follows in St Peter's Cemetery.
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Mayme Mahair
Elm Street
St. Rose of Lima Church
St. Peter's Cemetery
Funeral of Mrs Fred Mester Held in Milan Mo
Mrs Fred Mester formerly of Quincy died in Milan Missouri last Saturday. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 PM in Mumper undertaking parlors conducted by Rev Thomas Stephenson pastor First Baptist church. Burial followed at Woodland Cemetery with bearers William Foster Michael Donald Ed Morton Adam Bangert Andrew Volm and John Keller. Attending out of town relatives included her husband Fred Mester and Carl Haas plus their daughters, Oliver Burton and Weatherford Louis Ketzler of Weatherford Texas, with Milan friends William Eckert and William Adams also present.
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Fred Mester
Quincy
Milan
Mumper
Thomas Stephenson
First Baptist Church
William Foster
Michael Donald
Ed. Morton
Adam Bangert
Andrew Volm
John Keller
Woodland Cemetery
Carl Haas
Oliver Burton
Louis Ketzler
Weatherford
Texas
William Eckert
William Adams
Big Crowd Hears Democratic Talks at Palmyra
In Palmyra on October 25 a large crowd packed the court house for a Democratic rally as cold weather forced the event indoors. Congressman Weaver of Oklahoma, M. A. Martin of Chillicothe, and Senator Jas A Reed of Kansas City spoke to packed audiences, while Fred D. Gardner outlined his land bank bill in a one hour address. Reed spoke in the afternoon tent gathering, and Gardner and Anderson planned further stops in Hannibal and Lewistown. The Union township Wilson Gardner club sent 150 members to the events, underscoring solid local support.
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Palmyra
Court House
Circuit Court Room
Charles Hay
St. Louis
Congressman Weaver
Oklahoma
M. A. Martin
Chillicothe
U. S
Jas. A. Reed
Mr. Weaver
Reed
Kansas City
Fred D. Gardner
Mr. Gardner
Thos. L. Anderson
Senator Reed
Hannibal
Messrs. Gardner and Anderson
Lewistown
Union
Union Township
Wilson-Gardner Club
Sailors Arrested in Camp Point Robbery Case
Three former U S navy sailors, Co W Yeeman Charles Gunn and Walter Laffritt, arrested in Quincy after a Camp Point robbery were taken to Rushville by Schuyler county sheriff. They confess to breaking into Philo Brothers store in Rushville last Saturday night and items tied to Camp Point thefts were found. Papers show they were dishonorably discharged for being undesirable sailors.
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Co. W. Yeeman
Charles Gunn
Walter Laffrett
Siallery
United States Navy
Quincy
Camp Point
Rushville
Schuyler County
Philo Brothers
Koch
Aged Man of Ewing Dies Quietly at 76
Reese Babb of near Ewing died Sunday Oct 13 at age 76. He is survived by two brothers in Missouri, four nephews and four nieces in Oklahoma, one nephew in Colorado, and one niece in Emden.
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Ewing
Emdem
Reese Babb
Near
Near Canton
Cream Ridge
Oklahoma
Colorado
Emden
Marriage Licenses and Parole in County Court
Walter Schutte of Riverside township and Bertha Rosella Hackman of Quincy seek a license. Other applicants include Frank P. Locke and Pauline Meyer of Quincy Route 1, Edward J. Frese, Mary Nichaus, Ralph H. Terwelp, Mathilda Koch, Archie Lee Funkenbusch of Ursa, and Florence W. Niekamp of Route 2 Quincy. Paroled to Louis Ergott is Orville Haistings, an 18 year old Camp Point boy charged with delinquency in county court, by Judge Lyman McCarl.
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Walter Schutte
Riverside
Bertha Rosella Hackman
Quincy
Frank P. Locke
Pauline Meyer
Edward J. Frese
Mary Nichaus
Ralph H. Terwelp
Mathilda Koch
Archie Lee Funkenbusch
Ursa
Florence W. Niekamp
Louis Ergott
Orville Haistings
Camp Point
Lyman McCarl
Roosevelt Speech in Denver Defends Constructive Regulation
In a Denver speech the speaker argues for fair trade, outlawing unfair practices, and strong federal oversight to prevent capital abuse while allowing honest industry to thrive. He urges regulation to curb overcapitalization, wage standards, and safety, critiques Wilson's enforcement of the Sherman Act, and champions a program linking corporate success with labor welfare and national leadership.
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Federal Administrative Commission
Seruyon
Wilson
Federal Trade Commission
Harvester Company
Keystone Watch
Hughes
New Jersey
United States
Mr. Wilson
Mexico
Omaha
Cage
Democratic Party
Bismarck
Germany
England
Denmark
Ana Ard
Nationalized United States policy for workers and farmers
A call for a broad national program linking workers, farmers, and business to shared gains from world trade. Emphasizes universal service, trained citizenry, and cooperative leadership, arguing reconstruction demands justice for labor while preserving industry efficiency and duty to the state.
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United States
Bismarck
Europe
Tal
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