Quincy Milk Supply Threatened by Bacteria Say Experts
Dr David Klein and a team of state pure food inspectors warned in Quincy that eighty percent of local milk is unfit for consumption and would be dumped in Chicago or New York. They cited bacteria levels up to 21,000,000 per cubic centimeter and urged pasteurizing plants and stricter health oversight to prevent epidemics.
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Quincy
Chicago
New York City
David ‘Klein
State Pure ‘Food, Commission
Chamber, ‘of Commerce
The
Civic ° Improvement ‘League
Kiein
Klein
Har TY
Handley
M. C
Hunter
Majestic
Maine Street
James McNutt
Serve Ag
Jaen
Avas
Gross
Fowley
Health Department
Dr. Redfield
Redfield
Redfield Endorsed Dr. Klein
Recital at St John Cathedral After Evensong
In the Cathedral of St John Sunday evening after Evensong at 4 30 organ recitals directed by William Spencer Johnson organist and master of choristers will perform a program including Schubert unfinished symphony slow movement Cesar Franck mussette from a masque Handel toccata enez cees and air from Salome with Ombra mai and Gothic March listed.
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Cathedral of St. John
William Spencer Johnson
Handel
Local events and notices from Riverside township and city churches
Local notices report a South Side Latter Day meeting Sunday at 2 30 pm. The Ellington Presbyterian hall hosted a large Halloween social with 100 plus attendees. Highland school in Riverside township held a successful Halloween party. A demurrer was heard in Charles E. Bowers vs Ericson et al in circuit court yesterday. A Quincy real estate agent sues for commission claiming a deal transacted.
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Calander
Ellington Presbyterian Church
Hallowe'en
A. Hallowe'en
Highland School
Riverside Township
Charles E. Bowers
Ericson
Delaplaine
Dunlap
Quincy Real Estate
Hustlers and Rustlers Battle in Y Mens Contest Pace
The Hustlers lead the week with 312 points from 88 members while the Rustlers have 265 points from 75 members as the final day of the boys contest approaches. Engine trouble slowed the Overland in the bow and over, Cole-8 surged ahead with 93 14 miles to 83 34 for the Overland. Fick tops with 49 miles as the big day looms and challengers seek gains to finish strong.
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Rustlers
Hustlers
Trustlers
Overland
Fick
More Divorce Gases Heard In Circuit Court
Court proceedings revealed numerous domestic disputes with grounds including infidelity drunkenness cruelty and desertion as about twenty divorce cases were heard. One witness Mrs Nora Main recounted a tangled family history involving remarriage and a desire for separation. Others presented letters and photos as evidence of alleged unfaithfulness and cruelty.
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Nora Main
Main
Sue Main
Mains
New Canton
Til
Frakes
Jefferson Frakes
Alta Frakes
Flossie Bell
Letitia. Brown
Karl W. Brown
Res Sale House
Sarah Bruggard
Winford
T . Huggard
Armabehsesst
Edna. Shaffer
Frederick
Shaffer
John W. Smith
Dorothy Smith
Lulu Harper
Bert B. Harper
Flora Randolph
Chester A. Randolph
Boosters for TPA Campaign Day at Hotel Quincy
Today the Post A. T. P. A. holds a booster campaign in Peoria to recruit up to 300 new members. State and national officials arrive from Peoria and St. Louis to join local leaders. Events begin with a 9 am meeting at the Hotel Quincy, followed by canvassing, a 6:30 banquet with Ben Miller as toastmaster, an open meeting, and a grand ball for members and families.
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Post A. T. P. A
Peoria
St. Louis
W. W. Welch
J. G. Powell
W. A. McCullough
B. H. Calahan
Herman Goessling
Boosters
Quincy
Ben Miller
Narrow Escape as Truss Falls on Irwin Overlane Job
Workmen on the Irwin Overlane building narrowly escaped serious injury Friday morning when a heavy iron truss was being set and the supporting ropes snapped. The men scrambled free in the nick of time. At Cheerful Home the ongoing rummage sale dominates activity with the gymnasium converted into a clothing store and racks of coats shoes and undergarments on display. In Champaign Earl Dunlop 17, was detained after attempting to pass a secondhand check at Model Clothing. police held him upon Champaign’s instruction and plan to send a local officer after him. A Chamber of Commerce register now lists thirty six signatures for Lincoln Douglas debate attendees from 1858 including Morris Cochran and James Callahan.
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Irwin-Overlane
Champaign
Earl Dunlop
Aeing
Young Dunlop
Youn Ellow
Model
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Park
James
Morris Cochrane
Broadway
Henry W. Waldhaus
Southifth Street
James WH. Callahan
Funeral of Mrs Doerle in Payson Township
The funeral of the late Mrs Charles Doerle of Payson township was held at 8 and 10 o'clock from the country home and Catholic church in Liberty. Mrs Doerle, born in Bayern in 1831, died at 84 after long residence in Adams county. She leaves twelve living children, 29 grandchildren, and 17 great grandchildren. Charles Doerle, nearly 90, survives. Grandsons served as pallbearers. Several relatives from Quincy attended the service.
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Charles Doerle
Payson
Township
Liberty
George
Albert Herbert
Quincy
Clarence
Walter Brickman
Lima
Edward
Doerle
Bayern
Germany
United States
Adams County
St. Boniface Catholic Church
Albert Nlorbelt
Newcomb Hotel
C.F. Delmer
Inheritance Tax Filed on Scarborough Estate
The inheritance tax on the estate of the late Joel K. Scarborough was filed in Judge Lyman McCarl's county court. Attorney John Wheelock filed the returns showing a total estate value of 279 974 77 with deductions 3 463 88 and net value 274 540 89. An exemption of 20 000 left 254 540 89 assessed at 2 percent totaling 3 090 21 in tax.
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Joel K. Scarborough
Lyman McCarl
John Wheelock
Salem church hosts grand Haloween celebration 1916
Salem church at Ninth and State streets held a Halloween event in the school hall yesterday afternoon and evening. Decorations filled the hall with pies cakes doughnuts cider candy and other Halloween refreshments on display. The younger attendees enjoyed the affair so much they can hardly wait for the next Halloween in 1916.
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Salem Church
Ninth
State Streets
Two Nix Children Croup Cured by Foley's Honey and Tar
J W Nix of Cleveland Ga reports his two children Orie aged six and a sister eight suffered croup last winter. The father states Foley's Honey and Tar gave immediate relief and cured them, urging this reliable medicine for every home to ease colds coughs and inflamed throats. Miller Arthur Drug Co endorses it.
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J. W. Nix
Cleveland
Croup
Orie
Mr. Nix
Bott
Foley
Miller & Arthur Drug Co
Public Gravel Road Plan Aims To Connect Pittsfield And New Hartford
A movement to finish the Pittsfield to New Hartford gravel road seeks year round access for much of the county. A preliminary meeting created committees to gauge support and report back in days. Officials urge respectful cooperation to complete the project this fall, estimated at 4000 dollars.
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Pittsfield
New Hartford
Survey of Fifth Regiment Band and Company Equipment
Col S O Tripp surveying officer and Capt N Neaf from Springfield inspected the Fifth Regiment band and company property in the city. They prepared affidavits from those responsible for any losses. The state examining board will meet tomorrow to examine applicants for officers commissions.
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S. O. Tripp
Adjutant General
Springfield
N. Neaf
Fifth Regiment
Esterday
State Examining Board
Town Topics: Orchestra at Paris Cafe and other local events
Saturday and Sunday evenings feature orchestra music at Paris Cafe. The Gem City Business College women teachers picnic at Riverview Park this afternoon, meeting at the college at 3 o'clock. Bartenders Ball at Turner Hall on Monday evening November 11 with O’Farrell’s music. tickets 50 cents, ladies free. Miss Florence Mester of 922 South Twelfth St. laid up with bronchitis. Ireland’s Taxi service contact 169. WAG English class opens November 1 from 7 to 8. fee one dollar per term. Miss Harrison of the YWCA to speak after Chicago convention. Molders beat Bakers 3–0 in Labor Temple bowling night. Carpenters initiate one member. metal polishers hold meeting. Heidbreder’s delivery wagon had a wheel collapse en route to State Street. Frank Porawski, Kansas City branch manager of Dick & Bros. brewery, returned home via Hannibal. Dick & Bros. secretary Dick accompanied to Hannibal. Telegram reports death of Christopher Mitchell in Fayetteville, Ark., aged nearly 81. formerly a barber in Palmyra and later Phoenix hotel proprietor. He leaves three sons and two daughters. wife predeceased.
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Paris Cafe
Gem
Riverview Park
Hhe ‘College
Turner. Hall
O’farrell
Florence Mester
South Twelfth Street
Excelsior Stove, Manufacturing Company
Ireland
WAG
Harrison
Chicago
Molders
Bakers
Labor Temple
Carpenters
Heidbreder
State Street
Eighth
Frank Porawski
Kansas City
Dick & Bros. Brewery
Hannibal
Arthur
Dick. & Bros
Quincy
Edward .Mitchell
Christopher Mitchell
Fayettsville
Ark
Christopher ‘Mitchell
Palmyra
Phoenix
Apstiten
Alvin Mitchell
Fayettesville
Jury Acquits Kaelber of Speeding Charge in Illinois
Henry Kaelber a groceryman and saloonist at Fourth and Oak streets was found not guilty by a jury in Police Magistrate Reardon's court after a long trial. Officer Blackwood testified Kaelber drove past at over forty miles per hour near Fourteenth and Locust, while Kaelber and three passengers claimed speeds under twenty five. The case centered on conflicting evidence and the vehicle's route to Bear Creek for drainage district inspection.
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Henry ‘Kaelber
Fourth
Oak Streets
Reardon
Knelber
Blackwood
Kaélber
Locust Street
Bear Creek
Mrs Nellie Hedges Wins Divorce Settlement in Circuit Court
Mrs Nellie Hedges, seeking a divorce from Wilmer Hedges, had her case heard Thursday in the circuit court here. She received a $500 monetary settlement as consideration, information learned yesterday.
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Wilmer B. Hedges
Nellie Hedges
Wilmer Hedges
Proposes Park for Bowen Like A Civic Dream
Bowen Chronicle urges Bowen to create a public park by buying or leasing land. It argues a well kept park could host annual chautauqua style assemblies and boost local pride, citing a funded ball park already praised by fans. The note seeks input from teachers on this important city project.
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Bowen Chronicle
Bowen
Dr King’s New Discovery Promotes Cough Relief Sale
A period style health ad touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a remedy for coughs and lung trouble. It claims 46 years on the market and offers a money back guarantee with pricing at 60 cents and one dollar.
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St. John’s Cathedral
South Side
Cole
Albert Akers
Symnasium
Old ‘Pike
Aqilitia Equipiment
State Survey
Col. S. O. Tripp
J. Kaelber
Wenrec
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