Canton Falls Fair Yields Rich Awards Across Livestock and Poultry
Canton October 28 The third annual fall celebration proved the most successful yet with extensive livestock and poultry judging. Edgar Johnson led dairy cows while J Laird and A F Gard took top spots in various cattle and horse classes. Poultry judge D T Heimlich praised quality as WW Fox claimed multiple Black Langshan and Plymouth Rock prizes. Fruit and garden displays also earned top honors for Koeller Duckworth and Kendrick, with two hundred plus Household Science entries bolstering the fair’s success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Canton
New Cahton
Edgar Johnson
J. Laird
George Gard
F.gard
A. F. Gard
George’ Gard
Frank Shewhart
Harry Shewhart
L. Gard
R.O
Finegan
OVET
OL “Finegan
Everett. Gard
le ‘Gard
Louis Meyers
AW. E. Payne
Jacksonville
WW. Fox
J.T. Kendrick
Pullet
Walter Fox
Ed Pfiffner
Wm. Foster
Buff Orpington
Mrs. Edmondson
J. N. Brannah
Rhode Island
W.S. Ellis
Blanche Breckenridge
W- S. Earls
H. Schulz
E. J. Kendrick
Kenneth Kendrick
Merritt Kendrick
W.E. Hackman
Harvey. Campbell
J. T.kendrick
Gene Robb
White
J.T. Mendel
G. L. Robb
C. P. Kitz
C. T. Laird
W. W. Tox
Morris
Williams
West
Morris Williams
Timothy
R. O. Finegan
Annie Gard
Ed. Blacketter
John Padgett
J. T Kendrick
Oriions
W. A. Minton
Reets
Helen West
A. F P. Gard
R. R. Bernard
C. P.gard
Everett Messick
Ralph Gard
Jas. Nforn
Johny Padgett
Fred Hart
Jane Dutcher
Jonathan
H. Koeller
J. L. Duckworth
Ben Davis
Koeller
Duckworth Secon
Gano
Duckworth
Grimes
Golden
McIntosh
Minkler
J. T. Kendrick
M Household
Miny
Fleischman
Atkinson
H. Boyd
Carl
Payson Apple Crop Bumper Says Local Growers See Strong Season
PAYSON Oct 28 Apple picking here is complete and the crop is a good clean one. Growers note sprayed money spent paid off with a strong Jonathan and Willow Twig year. Grant Schermerhorn of Bangor Mich manager for C A Watson & Sons Chicago directs packing with two experienced packers from Chicago. Watson & Sons will ship about 60 barrels this season. leading grocer H I Seymour plans to close out about 8,000 barrels. All grades including Jonathans and Willow Twigs lead in a banner season for Payson apples.
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Payson
Jonathan
Willow
Grant Schermerhorn
Bangor
Mich
C. A. Watson
Sons
Chicago
Meier
Bridge Across Lost Creek Aid Sought Near Glenwood School
Mendow Dispatch reports a movement to obtain county aid for a new bridge across Lost Creek east of Glenwood schoolhouse on road 1. Commissioner Slonigar arranged an estimate from Michelmann company of Quincy. petition to follow. The crossing is a longtime problem during high water and blocks traffic on the R. Q. trail.
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Lost Creek
Mendow Dispatch
Glenwood School House
Futal
Frank Slonigar
Michelmann Company
Quincy
R. Q
Carthage Man Wed to West Point Woman in Presbyterian Church
Carthage man W Freeman of Carthage Furniture and Undertaking married Miss Eva May Scott of West Point on a Wednesday evening at 8 by Rev AY F Boyd in the Presbyterian Church. Attendants Mr and Mrs Wm Barnard. After ceremony the couple traveled to Keskuk and then Belmont, PA, to visit his sister. Mrs Scott is noted as a charming West Point young woman and Freeman has many county friends.
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Carthage
West Point
Red. W. Freeman
Carthage Furniture and Undertaking Company
Eva May Scott
Wordnnesday
Ay.f. Boyd
Svere
Mfr
Www. Y. Barnard
Keskuk
Belmont
Miss Scott
West Point Aid
Mr. Freeman
Arm Infection Repairs At Police Arm Incident
A report describes swelling and pus forming on the arm above the elbow after a sharp injury. Saturday afternoon a second police officer treated the wound to drain and clean the area. The incident involved an officer and required medical attention to prevent further infection.
Naples NM pledge cards drive funds for church events
Naples residents adopted a pledge card system to fund the MBE church expenses with stewards praised as gentlemen. A Tuesday banquet at the hall featured basketball and other games, light refreshments, and Miss Helen Abbott entertaining at six. Out-of-town guests included E D Beird and wife, Clarence McCaleb party, Grace Oakes, Winifred Ashley. The MacWilliams Dredge Co. plans Quincy work. Frank Kellogg drove with relatives to Beardstown. Mrs Laura Sayles sails to St Louis. Jack Chambers welcomes a new baby girl. The week included a fall festival at Meredosia and visits by Miss Margaret King of Griggsville.
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Naples
M.be
Hélén Abbot
E. D. Beird
Arid
Clarence McCaleb
Grace, Oakes
Winifred Ashley
Bluffs
A. E. Sarvie
T. H. Kinzel
Wm.Hamilton
J. M. Pine
Springfield
Concord
Co. M.ritter
Beardstown
Browning
Rushville
Jack
Chambers
Margaret
King
Griggsville
James Chambers
Nieman
Hatfield
Meredosia
Local Social Roundup From La Belle And Nearby
James Clinton and family traveled to Quincy to visit Mrs Clinton’s mother Mrs Barnett Wilson who is hospital bound. Loudermilk and wife hosted Mrs Loudermilk’s brother Vince Allen and wife from Warsaw Illinois through Monday. Madden Bros sold their butcher shop to William Tittle and Mrs Collins and daughter visited Homer Yancey. Mrs Wells and daughter hosted Illinois relatives. Alex Smith and Mrs Loudermilk along with Mrs Wolf and Mrs Yeell Seaman drove to Quincy Wednesday. Charles Wheulinae seeks eye treatment in Quincy. Music club enjoyed a day out with good food. Marie Kendrick hosted friends Saturday evening with refreshments. Mrs Marvin Ewing of Trenton visited Beolia and La Belle friends. Mr and Mrs K T Anderson visited Magne Ellis in Monticello. Joe Layton departed for Milwaukee for a new position.
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Cletian James Wilson
Lewis County
Claud Wilson
Monticello
Bettie. Wilson
Roy
Henry Patrick
Montana
Charles
West
Af al John
Kerfoot
San Francisco
Lon Todd
William Pettit
Knox City
Robert Allen
A. ‘Selway
Lil. Clapp
John. Hawkins
Wells
la Belle
Golden
Pabius Drainage Company
Deer
Ridge
Fabius
Knox County
Walter Briscoe
la Bele
Ida Miller
Chillicothe
Fred Newbrough
Quincy
Kittie’ Menke
Reno
Nev
Mary Miller
Kittie
Clarence
William
Ora
Ae Kittie
Walter, Hilbert
Montivello
A. Morrow
Huldah ‘Rouse
Anna
W. Lee. Rutherford
Daugher
Pink
Gorrin
Miss. Pink
Blum
Mr. Snyder
George Shavos
Kahoka
Wes
Charles Baker Widh
Sanford
Sywollen
Lillard
Oats
Lance
James ‘Clinton
Jto
Clinton
Barnett
Wilson
Loudermilk
Vince Allen
Warsaw
Ill
Priddy
Madden Bros
William Tittle
Collins
Homer
Yancey
Illinois
Alex
Smith
Wife
Music Club
Marie
Kendrick
Marvin ‘Ewing
Trenton
H. Risk
Beolia
LaBelle
Mmrs
F. W. Bohm
Wilk Yall
Layton
Layton Packing House
Buying Apples for Winter Storage Is Savvy Farming
State Representative E L Merritt says burying apples and vegetables in the ground creates a valuable crop for farmers and rust growers by keeping food safe until markets are ready. He recalls early settlers conserving farm products before cold storage, praising apple caves and cellars as a means to secure supplies and good prices during winter.
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E. L. Merritt
Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles ad
The Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder troubles and related ailments in men women and children. Priced at 1.00 per bottle with mail order option and testimonials promised from various states. Manufactured by Dr M We Hall, 0tten street, St Louis MO. sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Pure Land
Mwe Hall
Dog Otten
Treet
Louis
Drugaglots
Notice in Bankruptcy of Schwarzburg Dairy and Ice Cream Co
The District Court in the Northern Division of the Eastern District of Missouri declares Schwarzburg Dairy and Ice Cream Co bankrupt. Creditors are notified of the October 30 1915 meeting in Hannibal Missouri to prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt plus other business. Frederick Y Neeper Referee in Bankruptcy Hannibal Mo.
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District
United States
Eastern Judicial District of
Missouri
Fred O. Schwarzburg
W. A. Lauer
Schwarzburg Dairy: & Ice, Cream Co
Schwarzburg Dairy & Tce Cream Co
Hannibal
Marion
Schwareburg Dairy and Ice Cream Co
Frederick Y W. Neeper
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Majestic
Art $Gillilock
Bernard
J. T. ‘Kendrick
W.G. Brown
Michael Gard
Eagle
Et. Kendrick
Fanchon
Emily Gard
City
Ina Kingman
Moses’. Best
Walter” Fox
Crescent
J. v. Kendrick
Brown
Harley Boyd
A. T. “Koeller
Mary Dutcher
Angel Food
Mrs. Fox
Carl Gunlock
A. Koeller
Miss Koeller
Geneva
Johnson
Roy’ Betnary
Mrs. Atkinson
Gitlander
Effie Kendrick
Walter Fox, Jr
May. Williams
L. ‘Gard
A. T. Koeller
Canndy
al. T. Koeller
Lloyd. Gard
Fudge
A.’ T. Koeller
Miss Earls
Mabel Fisher
G. H. Brammell
Martin
Roy’ Bernard
Faney
Gunlock
George Robb
Axl
PAYSO
Huuiskamp’ Bros. Co
Keokuk
Prairie Ave
Will Pfeiffer
Grove. Ave
Franklin Institute
Dept
Rochester
N.Y
TOR
Ford
Rene
4Th St
Sycamore
G.G. Arends
National, Bank
W. OF
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Miller
North 6Th St
Whig
Hovite
Maine
Ohio
Ca. Ae
Wayland
Koenig & Luhrs
Richardson Lubricating
Landis
H. P
O’brien & Fielding
Til
4Th. St
West Side Square
Riverside Township
Quin ‘Cy
Josiah H. Platt
May E. Platt
Jersey
R.xagg
Smith Premier
Waig
Swanson
R. FD
Ruef
Brewing CO
Brewers & Bottlers High
B. G. Masen
Maine Street
Ilinois
Adams County
Emma Joseph
State Savings, Loan & Trust Company
State Savings, Loan & Trust Co
State of
Adams ‘County
Charles B. Reynolds
Court House
Henry C. Sprick
Govert & Lancaster
M. S. Ackles
Keokuk, Towa
Baker
Wagon” Yard
Twelfth and
Broadway
Roper
W. F. McCready
North Sixth Ave
uuptService
Rastendorf
State
County OF
Adams
Nellie M. Moore
Simée
County Court of
Clarenge A. Wells
Adams, SS
Olof Magnusson
Magnusson
F.M. McCann
John.b. Grawe
Hove
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