Hughes in Ohio Met by Crowds in Trenton Rally
Charles E Hughes campaigned in Ohio arguing for a strong tariff and protection of American industry. He defended the Underwood bill, criticized the Wilson administration, urged keeping American rights worldwide, and urged voters to elect a majority in Congress to support protective measures. Crowds in Wellsville and Zanesville cheered as he condemned free entry of European goods while linking national honor to economic policy.
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Library receives gifts of 29 books for October
Three donors Mrs Leaton Irwin Miss Fanny Piggott and Miss Helen Osborn contributed 29 volumes to the library. The gifts were announced at the monthly board meeting held Monday afternoon. Other reports noted committee actions, financials and attendance along with a dismissed Van Dyke case and a birthday party celebration for Lester and Helen Rodefeld.
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Fanny Piggott
Helen Osborn
L. H. A. Nickerson
Father Brennan
Ellis
Ella Randall
W. H. McMein
Industrial Arts
Auditing Committee
Library Committee
Lester
Helen Rodefeld
SIS
State Street
Henry Rodefeld
Helen
Prohibited Imports. Local Notices From Quincy
Petrograd reports importation of goods for private use banned due to traffic congestion. Special ministry permission required for shipments not for government use. Nearby items note numerous short personal blurbs: visitors, travel, and social notices in Quincy including residents of Aurora Canyon City Fort Madison and Chicago. The column ends with a playful line about telling a plump girl she is getting fat.
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Petrograd
London
Prazier
Aurora
Roy
W. Harry Wood
Louis Collins
Canyon City
Colo
J. P. Wenzel
Jersey Street
Collins
George R. Stewart
Vermont Street
Pleasant Grove Methodist Church
Lena Wurtz
Denver
D. W. Mumper
Burlington
Genevieve Warner
Fort Madison
W. J. Reis
North Tenth Street
Frances
Annabelle Fischer
St. Louis
Arthur Roy
Illinois
A. Otis Arnold
Des Moines
Fred Reese
Ewing Mo
William Lehbrink
Ninth
Monroe
Herman Stormer
South Eighth
Hannah Hartung
Chicago
Edith Johnston
Detroit
H. L. Mast
Warren L. King
Snyder
George M. Jones
Bryn Mawr
Anna McMahon
Holman Bowles
Edward Hastings
Keokuk
Mr. Bowles
Agnes Wolf
Miss Kern
Miss Wolf
Mrs. Robertson of
Loraine
Edith Robertson
Young Women's Christian Home
York Street
Kansas City
Clarence Jones
Walter Aldag
Jefferson Street
St. Tis
A. B
Trench actions on Somme front and other battles
London reports a vigorous German counter attack near the Somme recapturing trench sections north of Lamaisonette and Bicouchaes while French and British gains occur north of the river near Les Boeufs Norval Sailly Saillisel. Russians attack Volhynia and Szelskov fail. Austro German line holds in Dobrudja.
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London
France
Somme
Lamaisonmette
Bicouchaes
Les Boeufes
Norval
Sailly Saillisel
Dobrudja
Kee Font
Pustonyty
Berlin
Szelskov
Adams County Faces Bond Plan for 300 Miles of Roads
Adams County votes November 7, 1916 on bonds aggregating 1.18 million dollars to build a 300 mile road system under the State Aid Road Law. The plan, approved by the State Highway Commission, would run 20 years with 59 000 annual payments at 4 percent interest, yielding estimated total costs of 1.63 million with state aid refunds.
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Illinois
Adams County
East State Street
Adams County Good Roads Plan Promises Major Benefits
The plan proposes 300 miles of roads at 33.54 cents per $100, covering 20 percent of Adams County roads yet handling 80 percent of traffic. Gravel would widen a 10 ft road to 15 ft, with three-fourths of construction by county labor. Women may vote, and the bond plan is presented as cheaper than piecemeal. Vote yes November 7 to improve land value and save time.
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Adams County
Quincy
Bond
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