Payson notices and community updates from October
Payson area notes report a funeral in Liberty for Mrs. Dearle at age 85 with 12 children and 29 grandchildren. Ross Tedrow buys horses and mules at the Exchange Hotel for shipment to St Louis, while Geo R Dillon runs a Payson Quincy auto service. Local social and sports items include Shelbyville football win 16 to 0 over Bethel and Clarence girls basketball 39 to 14. many visits, trips, and an auction sale led by Rev Col A H Thixri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibbons
Payson
Chas. Deorke
Adams County
Liberty
St. Bridget's Church
Rev
Vollbrecht
C. E. Gabriel
Ross ‘Tedrow
Exchange’ Hotel
St .Louis
Geo. R. Dillon
Quincy
Whig
Exchange
Hewitt
Grace McKethen
Shelbyville
Bethel
Clarence
Pauline, Oatman
Baby
Hannibal
P. B. Dunn
Gee
Camrell
Clay" ‘Singleton
Tobbaco
Ben’ ‘Singleton
Ry L. Drain
Liberty Street Sprinkling Fund Subscriptions Listed
A list of donors contributing 50 cents each to buy 100 feet of sprinkling hose for Liberty streets includes Frank Keller Eddie Keller Robt Noltz Boyer & Son Roy Winger A Robinson Ed Pound Dr Mercer Walter Heberline Wm Manigold Beringer Bros J B Breckenridge S G Lawless W H Breckenridge Fred Frey and others.
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Liberty
Frank
Keller
Eddie’ Keller
Robt. Noltz
Boyer & ‘Son
Roy Winger
A. Robinson
Ed Pound
Dr. Mercer
Walter Heberline
Wm. Manigold
Beringer Bros
Robert Mercer
J.B. Breckenridge
S.G. Lawless
W. H. Breckenridge
Fred, Frey
Local Notes From Shelbyville And Golden Area
Shelbyville Missouri and nearby Golden report a string of social calls visits and events. Mrs Al L Drain and daughter Katherine shopped in Quincy Friday. Epworth league held a monthly meeting at Miss Alice Doyle’s home with a special hour and refreshments. Various residents visit relatives in nearby towns and attend local activities. Daniel Alexander, an old pioneer, was laid to rest at Mt Horeb.
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al L. Drain
Katherine
Quincy
Epworth League
Alice Doyle
Douglass
Mullinsille
Kan
E.M. Cadwell
Hannié Bal
Nelle Lair
Lilliam Jordan
Perry
Ine Gillchrist
Mother
Tom Hurley
C. M. Spencer
Shelbina
H. G. Miller
Florence
Palmyra
A.C. Crenshaw
Mrvc
BE. M. Camrell
Lillian West
Floyd Hewitt
Macon
Rena Carney
Joe Bier
Columbus
Ohio
G. P. Wilson
Lora Garrett
Golden
Iil
Agnes Sabland
F. “Sabland
A. M
John McClintock
Miller
Warren Downing
McClistock
C. A. Beckett
Dakota
Heligoods
U. P
Evert
Youell
Loya’ Hogsett
Andy Bartell
Mr.Osborne
T. J. Downins
Colchester
Louis Weisgerber
Keosauqua
Las
Daniel ‘Alexander
Mt. “Horeb
Remarkable Proof of German Efficiency on the Lakes
A two hull vessel with catamaran hints lifts sunken submarines by steam power, showcasing German preparedness. Chains secure the submarine, and it is hoisted into a hollow between hulls then towed to port, illustrating advanced lifting methods.
Huntsville Ilinois Social Notes Count Attendance At Picnic
Huntsville residents keep busy with harvest tasks and social visits. The Gold en picnic drew a large crowd with good fun and encores. Local lectures featured the Kentucky Quartet with a strong reception.
Minister Gives Testimony on Foley Kidney Pills
The Rev C M Knighton of Havana Florida reports three months of kidney and back pain ending after trying Foley Kidney Pills. He states relief began after the first dose and that using 1 4 bottles dissolved all pains. He notes age 55 and renewed vigor. Miller and Arthur Drug Co endorses.
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C.M. Knighton
Havana Fla
Miller & Arthur Drug Co
La Belle and Steffensville Visit Fun and Farewells
Misses Yetta Bauerrichster and Anna Latimer of Steffensville visit La Belle. A string of local guests arrive from Lewistown, Quincy, and nearby towns as families host and travel. The Christian Endeavor state convention in Canton featured an oratorical contest with La Belle’s Barney Thompson earning second place.
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LA. Belle
Yetta Bauerrichster
Anna Latimer
Steffensville
George Day
Jake
Michael
Lewistown
Arlie Jones
Frank
J. KK
Musgrove
Béthel
Ack, Jr
Fred Layton
Kansas City
Elmer. Eskew
Similié
Colo
la Belle
Otho Allen
Kansas
Barney Thompson
HD. Thompson
la’ Belle
Sloan's Liniment Claims Quick Pain Relief
An advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment as fast relief for neuralgia rheumatism lumbago neuritis toothache sprains and bruises. It promises immediate penetration to the sore spot and urges readers to use the product for instant relief priced 25c 60c or 1.00.
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Sloan
Salem Ill residents host revival and family visits
Rev Watters led revival meetings at the M E church in Salem. Baylis and Perry are mentioned in travel notes as Salem plans a basketball game there. Visitors include Luella Reeves Helen Eich man Mary Laird Faye Woodward and Mr and Mrs Charles Hooper with Marjorie.ahn Others include Than Whitten of Wade Mo and Art Bell relatives of Art Bell. Mr and Mrs Frank Mercer and children visited from Perry.
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Luella Reeves
Helen Eichman
Mary Laird
Faye Woodward
Salem
Perry
Than Whitten
Wale
Charles ‘Hooper
Marjorie
Hooper
Ee Bell
Quincy
Art. Bell
Frank’ Mercer
Local notes on residents and a street accident
Lewis Shaffner and family prepare to move goods to the Rash house on Mair street for winter. Miss Faye Woodward’s death is noted. Sam Tedrow suffers a painful accident in St. Louis when a street car struck him after he fell on a track injuring his shoulder and bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Shaffner
Mair Street
Miss Emily Garard and Marvin Bricker wed in Keokuk
Miss Emily Garard and Marvin Bricker surprised friends by slipping off to Keokuk Iowa yesterday afternoon for a quiet wedding. Mae Hawkins returned Monday from a two week visit to Stronghurst. Ada Hawkins and Mrs. Winni Phelps were Quincy shoppers. Mrs. Price Caldwell visited from Tuesday to Sunday with Mr. Caldwell’s parents. Harold Winters has shown marked improvement since last week.
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BASCO
Emily” Garard
Marvin Bricker
Keokuk
Owa
Government guidance on hog cholera containment and quarantine
Federal agriculture memo urges on-farm biosecurity to curb hog cholera. Advice covers isolating new stock, preventing free range hogs, restricting visits, disinfecting barns, burning carcasses, burying waste, and quarantining sick animals. Emphasizes immediate treatment with hog cholera serum and thorough cleaning after outbreak.
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Federalepartment ‘of
Notice of Estate Claim and Settlement in Adaims County
Public notice to all persons with claims against the estate of Charles B Reynolds deceased to present for adjudication at a regular County Court term in Adaims County. Court at Quincy City Courthouse on the first Monday in November 1915. Debtors to the estate should pay promptly to executor Henry C Sprick Govert and Lancaster attorneys.
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State of Illinois
Adams County
Emma Joseph
Illiis
Quincy
State, Savings, Loan & Trust. Co
Tinois
Charles B. Reynlds
Adaims
Henry ‘C. Sprick
Govert & Lancaster
Illinois
Adams
George
Simmermag
Bonde
Cain
Govert and Lancaster
Perfort
Nellie’ M. Moore
Clarence’ A. Wells
State OF
Olof. Magnusson
A.D
A. Magnusson
F. M. ‘McCann
John B. Grawe
Sant
Bernard
Notice of bankruptcy for Schwarzburg Dairy & Ice Cream Co
In the District Court of the United States Northern Division Eastern District Missouri. Schwarzburg Dairy and Ice Cream Co. of Hannibal Missouri adjudged bankrupt on October 12 1915. First creditors meeting to be held October 30 1915 at 10 a.m. at the referee’s office Hannibal Missouri. Creditors may attend prove claims appoint trustee examine bankrupt and transact other business as needed. Frederick W. Needer referee in bankruptcy Hannibal Missouri.
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District
United States
Eastern Judicial District
Missouri
Fred O
Schwarzburg
W. A. Lauer
Schwarzburg Dairy & Ice Cream Co
Schwarzburg Dairy, & Yee Cream Co
Hannibal
Marion
Schwarzburg Dairy, and Ice Cream Co
Piny Property
Frederick W. Neeper
Meferee
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Hutchison
Point
Whitemeyer
Alexander
Cand
J. M. ‘Robbins
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Emma
Tof Quincy
A. G
Manlove
Emma Straub
Galesburg
James’ Fesler
Bushnell
Hamilton
Bowen
Clayton Bards
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James
Whetstone
Augusta
Harry. Wood
Ralph Farwell
Kentucky
Mary Cooper
Macomi
Zella’. Jeffries
Bardolph Ha
Gerald Farlow
Augusta Wa
M.E. Cooper
Albert Scott
Thur
Birmingham
Everett “Moore
NEW
Salem, Ill
Watters
The
M.e.church
Baylis
General Fitscheu
Fitscheu
Balkans
Jiale
Dan
Moler Barber College
Western Catholic
Igicycles
Majestic
Huiskamp Bros. Co
Keokuk, Ta
Majestic Cafe
Hampshire
Prairie Ave
Franklin Institute
H. Rochester
Ford
Blackstone
Meremont
T. C.iPoling. & Co
North 4Th St
Sycamore
G. G. . Arends
Quincy National ‘Bank
Nice
Ulth St
Wo Koenig’ & Luhrs
Richardson” Jaterating Company
Landis
H. P
A. C
O’brien & ‘Fielding
Springfield
4Th St
Ruff -Brewing.co. Brewers
B. G. Vasen
Waine Street
Riverside
Josiah’ H. Platt
May E. Platt
Calliat
Jersey
Smith
Waig
J. G. Swanson
M.S. Ackles
Towa
William Baker
Wagon Yard
Twelfth and
Broadway
Lafler
T. Waldfogel
W. EF. McCready
North Sixth Ave
Maine Etree Telephone ‘No
romptSesvica Assi
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