Quincy Likely Endorsement of Tice Road Law
Springfield meeting of county clerks and supervisors heard support for the Tice hard roads law with debates from R F Staymates and Thomas Wilson. The convention may endorse the law and select Quincy as next meeting place with officers to be elected and adjournment planned for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Quincy
Associated Press
Adams County
Chamber of Commerce
William J. Smith
Oscar Arntzen
William Cunnane
James B. Cook
Associated Press Dispatch
Ill
State Highway Commission
Clinton
Illnois
Thomas Wilson
Illinois
Ray Pfanschmidt writes to Macone
In a letter dated October 17 1915 Ray A Pfanschmidt formerly of Adams County now in Wichita Kansas reports sending a clipping from the Eagle the largest paper there and notes Wichita as a busy town. He mentions a recent nation balloon race and a Sunflower tote race and sends regards to Macomb Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Sunflower State
Macomb
Ray
A. P ‘Anschmidt
Adams, County
Wichita Kan
Kan
Eagle
Vic
Murlock
Spen
Ray A. Pfanschmidt
Citrolax Best Laxative For Digestive Comfort
R. H. Weihecht of Salt Lake City Utah endorses Citrolax as the best laxative he has used. It relieves constipation sour stomach lazy liver and sluggish bowels without gripe or unpleasant after effects. Miller & Arthur Drug Co. supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Miller & Arthur Drug Co
Arm House Robbed Of Watch And Rings
Yesterday afternoon a farm home near Locust Street on Fifth Street Road was entered while the Schutte family was away. A gold watch and chain, two gentlemen’s rings, a lady’s ring, and a gala bracelet were stolen. Mrs. Schutte left about 2 o’clock. the door was unlocked when she returned around 5. An investigation found the front door open and a strange person seen nearby at 4 20. Police and sheriff were notified and authorities believe they know the robber from descriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schutte
Locust Street
Fifth Street
Schutte
Pioneering Nonoperative Treatments Promised For Chronic Ailments
Practitioner touts twenty years of study and practice curing chronic conditions of the stomach bowels liver kidneys bladder blood and nerves without dangerous operations. Claims speedy safe cures with special non cutting treatment for piles fistula and rupture. Free examination and consultation offered.
Four-Year-Old Falls From Porch Railing
A four year old child of Walter Castle on North Eighth Street slipped from the railing atop the front porch yesterday at noon. The fall from about eight feet fractured a thigh and injured the child, though officials do not expect serious complications.
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Walter Castle
North Eighth Street
Y M C A Masquerade Draws Large Local Crowd
With 25 dressed for the occasion and nearly 100 present the 1B G ML masquerade party at the Y M C A proved a big success Luncheon was served and a social hour held The Boys' Secretary praised the social features The prize awards listed for best makeups Earl Carlton first H Coffman second Dorsey Endres third most comical make up William Schaffner first Bentley Hutchinson second John McDavitt third best stunts McDavitt and Hutchinson first Carlton and Leggett second Bernard Timothy Louis Gilmer and C Surreell third all in dialogue work
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Y. M. Coa
al Pee
Earl Carlton
H. ‘ Coffman
Dorsey Endres
William Schaffner
Bentley Hutchinson
John McDavitt
McDavitt
Hutchinson
Carlton
Leggett
Bernard
Timothy
Louis
Gilmer
Call Extended To Rev George A Buttrick For Quincy Pastorate
Rev George A Buttrick of Chicago is offered a unanimous call to lead the First Congregational Church in Quincy. At a large business meeting 70 members attended and no one opposed. Buttrick, 24, recently graduated with honors from a Manchester England theological school and has served in Chicago and Wequetensing Michigan since arriving in the United States four months ago.
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George’ A. Buttrick
Chicago
First Congregational Church
Pattorglass
Buttrick
Congregational Church
James Robert Smith
Quincy
St. Paul
United States
Hull
England
Manchester
Wequetensing
Michigan
Halloween party boosts Loyal Legion Education system support
Mrs Edith Russell attended a fourth party with the Roses and Buds of the Loyal Legion Cooperative Educational system at Fifth Cher TH. The event aimed to entertain and recruit more members, especially youths, to use the headquarters as a social center and aid the institution's growth. Adults have frequently attended headquarters meetings, and the youth interest promises a bright future.
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Edith ‘Russell
Loyal ‘Legion
Cave
Hallowe'en
Russell
Promsing
Rustlers Lead Flusters In MCA Campaign Night Show
The Rustlers held a 168 to 55 lead over the Flusters on the MCA membership drive after the first day and planned a stronger showing tonight. Receipts totaled 293 for The Rustlers and 125 for The Hustlers. Mrs Manchester of Joplin Missouri visited the city as guest of Mrs Crafton and departed home after a pleasant stay linked to past cottages in Ludington Michigan.
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W. F
Manchester
Joplin
J. UH. Crafton
Chicago
Crafton
Luddington, Mich
A Healthy Baby Expectation Praised by Mothers
A promotional note touts Mothers Friend as a safe dependable external remedy for pregnant women. It claims relief from nerve pressure and strain on the cords and ligaments, reducing nausea and morning sickness, and recommends purchase at first class drug stores.
Eighteenth Annual Ball At Turner Hall Advertised
Yesterday afternoon a notice announced the eighteenth annual ball at Turner Hall next Monday night under the Bar Tender's League auspices. The event is described as very pleasant and successful in prior years and well attended. Tickets are in demand and indications point to a financially and socially satisfactory affair.
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Turner Hall
Bartenders’ League
Mrs Kauder Will Filed Leaves Small Legacies
The will of Mrs Amanda Kauder filed yesterday leaves only one dollar to her son George and to her daughter Alice Alvina Schiele due to prior advances. Household goods go to son Edwin. All other possessions are divided equally among Péter Edwin D Henry L David B and Charles A Kauder.
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Herbert A. Mahon
Mrs McCoy Funeral Held In Springfield
Mrs Elizabeth McCoy of Clayton died at her son's home in Springfield Tuesday night. The 57 year old was well known and respected in Clayton. The remains will be sent to Clayton via Quincy tomorrow for a brief service in Clayton.
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Oin Quincy
MR. Walthal
Janette Horton
King Baggot
Edna Hunter
Frank Smith
Broadway
Ben Wilson
Hazel Buckman
Maxims
Panama Exposition
H.f.lafler
Gem
City Printers
Koehler & Dye
South Fifth Street
Hemo Drug CO
Beekman
A. P. Dispatch
Ray Pfanschmidt
Wirites
Macone
H. Waldron
M. D
Wells Bldg
W. Cor
Fifth and
Maine Sts
Young America
St Charles Frohman Presents
Suits
Sangerson
Poval Brian
Sosera Cawtrorn
DR. Lauder
ST Marys Academy
Edith Russell
Aspadavic
Savoy Theatres
Padavic
J. J. Reib
Ethyl. Richardson
Willys-Knight
Abbott
Gus Vandenboom
The
Ricker National
Jos. J. ‘Presburg
Will A. Pfeiffer
J. R. Pearce
Ricker National Bank
George E. Wilson
Beardstown
Wilson
Lincoln
Harrisburg
Quincyan
Frank Hatcher
Shelbyville
O. P. Robinson
Quincey
J. F. Gould
Peoria
Postoffice
Esterday
Ross .Moore
Tioga
Joe Reindl
Federal Court
Moore
New York
Central ‘Park Westay
Majestic
Central Park
Pennsylvania Station
Eighth Avenue
Copeland Townsend
Stanager's
Ney
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