Mass Meeting and Local Notices From Quincy
A mass meeting at the court house is set for Monday evening November 4 with a grand possum hunt planned for Tuesday November 5. Various ads mention the New Victorston hay scale, Forsyth scale, and a druggist sale in Quincy. A speech in No. 3 Engine House criticized disfranchised Arkansas voters and warned against ardent partisan excess. St Peren’s Fair closes tonight with appeal to attend and vote for presidential chair and gubernatorial cake. The Quincy National Guards announce a postponement to November 18 for the formation of the organization and meet in the Citizens’ Association rooms.
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St. Peren’s Fair
Quincy National Guards
Citizens’ Association
B. Haun Rer
Sec
Greeley Campaign News and Local Trade Notes
Long column of city life items notes political activity in Greeley registration day progress and voter turnout. factory work and real estate gains. marriages and a funeral. various incidents including a baggage porter injury and a bridge train crossing. critics of Mr Knapp and remarks on local Democrats in a bustling Quincyan scene.
Voting districts and polling places in the wards
The notice lists ward polling locations for Books of Registration and urges last day registration. It details registration times from 6 AM to 9 PM and lists offices and addresses in each ward where voters may register. It also notes naturalization terms and that an affidavit of eligibility may be required for voters.
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Greeley
Allen
Greeley Mulateers
Lesem Bro. & Co
Jim Huffman
T. W. & W. Baggageman
Board of Registration
Chicago Times
Hendricks
the Herald
Gootidge& Wells
Sol
Dickhut
Fifth Street
Broadway
Mitchell
Court House
McComb
Sixth Street
State
Ohio
Fourth Ward
Ninth Street
Fifth Ward
Maine
Ninth
Sixth Ward
Prairie House
Twelfth Street
Great Inducements by St Louis Firm Family Group
Off St Louis the firm Flesars Scruggs Vandervoort Barney offers generous incentives to attract business. The report notes substantial commitments to clients and aggressive marketing tactics. Details on exact sums and targets are not provided in the readable text.
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Flesars, Scruggs, Vandervoort & Barney
St. Louis
Messrs. Scruggs, Vandervoort & Barney
Quincy’s Rise as a Commercial Hub Shapes Its Future
The article lauds Quincy’s rapid growth over the past few years, highlighting the surge of wholesale houses, new railroads, and a modern commercial mart. It credits local leaders and merchants for expanding trade beyond Missouri, Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, Utah, and Colorado, while praising infrastructure like the iron bridge and steam elevators. It ends by urging continued citizen and merchant contribution to sustained prosperity.
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Quincy
North
Missouri
St. Louis
Chicago
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Utah
Colorado
Ohio River
Advertising Rates Set For Short Time Wants
A department in the Waterworks will publish brief ads at set rates to meet demand for cheap advertising. Notices of Wants For Sale For Rent Lost Found Personal ads up to four lines cost 25 cents per insertion, with five cents for each additional line. Use for lost or found items, jobs, hiring, loans, and similar wants. See last column on fourth page.
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Department of the Wate
Sanz
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the Daily Whig
Lewis County
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Dame Wxic
Qciser
Chas.j. Metzner
Aurora
Brighth
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Metzner
Opera House
Grand Army of Tanners
Tanners
Adams County
R. L. Mazer
Gero
N. Taxes
O. W. Gallop
TuEnew
Philadelphia
Hespersox
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Gro. W. Lapp
Victorston
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A. L. Lanepon
York and
Seventh Streets
Moory
No. 3
Engine House
Arkansas
Mitchael Nolan
Alanthas Grove
Gentry Country
Theodore Nolan
Gentry County
Chicago and
Southwestern Railroad
Randy County
Taseines
QMSPR
Edina
Nolan
E. Baldwin
Fort Madison
Register Today
J.C. White
White
England
America
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Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company
Pinkham Hall
Fulton Market
Maine Street
Tim Rogers
David Mitchell
Mary Bimson
Church of the Good Shepherd
Corbyn
Frank Lubbe
Kate Woermer
St. Boniface Church
Cal
I Davis
Davis
Grant
Ira N. Moore
Engine House No. 3
Moore
H. & St Joe
BR. R
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Democratic Candidade
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Boards of Registration
Ilinois
Es Infam Saoas
Hannibal
W. H. Allen
John C. White
Fifth
Hampshire
Bradford
Liega Sur
Joseph Alexander
Quber Wa Companr
Tibet
Alexander
Gen. Bane
Dallas
M. M. Bane
Dallas City
Hancock County
Quincy Business
Circuit Court Proceedings
Adams County Court
Meyer & Kespohl
Clark
Melbourne & Co
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James M. Grady
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Henry A. Geise
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Allcock
A. Hares
M.D
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Wilhoff
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Nebraska State Orphan Asylum
Schroeder
EL Schroeder
Prince
Tailer
Henry
Worup
Marrainee Guing
Butts
North Highth Street
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Tr Quincy Wie
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Abewy Hehe
Timothy Pararoxs
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Choice Timothy
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Flint
Fahy & R
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Quingy
Buffalo
Cassia
Maceerel Ets
Muszcatel
Quincy Manufactures &E
Navy
Ura
Slan
Slaurdo
Beocom Stock
Honuze
H. Witte & Co
Epared
Hocs
Ai & Louis
Front Street
Delaware
Washington
Janlodte
Jonas
Linn
4Th and
Maine Sts
Berewenay
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Bset Eee Bae
SOLC
T. D. Woodruff
Fourth St
the New Sunday School Book
Guiding Star
Rev
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Ill
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Marshall Wiendel
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