Frank B Newland III Funeral Notice and Burial
Funeral services for Frank B. Newland III, 77, will be Sunday at 4 pm at the family home 2801 Maine Street. Burial in Woodland Cemetery will be private. He lived in Quincy 52 years and ran a grocery business at Eighth and Vine for 30 years. He leaves a widow Olive, a daughter, two brothers George and Lorenzo, and a sister Delia Walker. Born February 28, 1839 near Ware Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Newland
Maine Street
Woodland Cemetery
Mr. Newland
Quincy
East
Ware
Mass
Fanny M. Snow
Edgar
Olive
Vermont Street
Foley Kidney Pills Help Sufferers Find Relief
The ad describes kidney and bladder pain and the associated symptoms including nervousness headaches and stomach upset. It claims Foley Kidney Pills restore kidney function, remove waste, and relieve weariness and pain, noting improved energy and overall health.
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Foley
A. Bartlett
Homer Tick for State Auditor on Republican ticket
A dated endorsement extols Homer Tick as a conservative, honest candidate with legislative and executive experience. It praises his public speaking, accounting skill, and dedication to the state, urging voters to support the man they know is right.
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Homer
Funeral services for Carl George at home Sunday
Rev IH. J. Leembuis will conduct the funeral at the home 51 Washington street Sunday afternoon at 2 30 o clock. Burial will be in Greenmount cemetery. Mr. George died Thursday in Blessing hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl
Widow of Former Quincy Mayor Buried in Watertown
Mrs Emily Boon widow of Maitland Boon former Quincy mayor was buried in Watertown New York Tuesday. She died August 28 at her Watertown home from infirmities of old age at age 57. Brother W H Tillson of 510 Hampshire Street relayed the details Friday. Another brother Ward Tilson of 10 Luray Cold and sister Mrs Sarah M Brinton in Philadelphia are named. Dont wear clothing loud enough to attract a crowd.
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Emily Boon
Maitland Boon
Quincy
Watertown
N.Y
Assessments Ordered to Pay Off Indian Grave Drainage Bonds
County Judge McCarl signed an order setting 12 annual assessments against lands in Indian Grave Drainage District to cover 326,457 in debt for a new drainage system. The plan calls for 27,204.75 annually for two years, first due Sept 1, 1909, with two commissioners reporting finances and several petitions seeking new district commissioners.
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McCarl
Indian Grave
William Grieser
Daniel H. Graham
L. H. A. Nickerson
William McCormick
Pawih Graham
Arthur A. Sipple
Lima Lake
Sunday Services Natives for this colgsno must be in The Whale office
Friday evening deadline set for natives to deliver Sunday services notes to The Whale office. Readers will note the unusual wording and colgsno shorthand but the main action is a submission deadline for upcoming services.
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Whale Office
Methodist church Sunday services and leagues schedule
Grace Methodist Lind and Fifth streets Rev J O W Kirkpatrick pastor Sunday school 9: a morning service 7:45 Epworth League 6:45 preaching 7:45. This is the last Sunday in the church rear Hey George Hewes will preach the morning services while Rev Kirkpatrick preaches the morning sermon in Fowler Vermont Street Vermont and Eighth Rev NOM Rige pastor Sunday school 9:13 morning services at Llosod damn league 37 00 Ipworth League and close greetings at 0:49 evening sermon at Tit Bethel Jefferson and Twelfth Rev Emil Joet pastor Sunday school Usb German service lugu Epworth League 6:45 Evening services 7:45 First German Kentucky and Eighth Rev A H Hertzler pastor Sunday school 7:14 morning service 10:80 Evening services 7:45 Morning subject The bo us ty of Sinisseyness Breoing subject Werk a Means of Gracy
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Grace Methodtey
Llosod
Tit
Bethel—Jefferson
Emil Joet4
Usb
Lugu
Epworth League
Kentucky
A. H. Hertzler
Breoing
Gracy
Iminapusl
Spruve Street
Spruce
Fifth
Kime--Commer
Elm Streets
T. AL. Smith
Church Services and Sunday Schedules Across Areas
Vermont Street and Seventh area lists Rev A LeGrand pastor with morning worship at 10:40 and Sunday school at 9:75 am. Other chapels note morning, afternoon, and evang elistic services, with Young People's meetings and gospel services at Spruve Street and Cedar Twent y-second. GOOD SHEPREAD church lists matins and Eucharist times, with Sunday school at 10:09.
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Maine
G. M. Gamsbie
Religious Services and Sunday Schedules Citywide
Multiple churches list Sunday services and Sunday school times across denominations. Holy Eucharist at 7:30 a m or 7:44 a m noted, morning services around 10:00, evening services in late afternoon or evening, with subjects such as Life's Stress and Life's Victory and The Way of Holiness. Congregational, Seventh Day Adventist, Presbyterian, Lutheran, Evangelical and German Evangelical chapels each provide pastor names and location cross streets.
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ST. John
Hampshire
W. C. Cone
Christian Church Services on Ninth and Broadway
Christians, First Christian Church at Ninth and Broadway, led by Pastor W. K. Endres, holds communion at 10:30 a.m. with preaching at 11:00 a.m. Bible School begins 9:30 a.m. A second church, located at Twenty-fifth and High streets, with Rev. S. B. Owings, conducts Bible School 9:30, communion 10:30, Christian Endeavor at 7:20, services at 7:30.
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Christian
First Christian Church
W. K. Endres
Twenty-fifth
High Streets
Rev
B. Owings
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
United Brethren Church Schedule at Sixth and Cedar
Rev H W Truebdioed leads Bible school at 9 15 am preaching at 10 30 am Junior C E at 2 30 pm C E at 6 48 pm evening services at 7 45 pm Morning subject Increase and Efficiency Evening program by the men of the church
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United Brethren
Sixth
Cedar Streets
H. W.W. Truebdioed
Rumanians Occupy Kronstadt After Carpathian Advance
London dispatch reports Romanian forces moved through the Carpathians and seized the Kronstadt district. Romania declared war on Austria Hungary on August 27. The initial clashes began near Kronstadt Sunday night.
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Kronstadt
London
Carpathians
Says & Times
Bucharest
Rumania
Austria Hungary
Portable school buildings discussed at Webster P T A meeting
Superintendent C M Gill attended the Webster Parent-Teachers Association gathering at Mrs James Rigg home and explained portable school structures to be set on the lawn. New principal R O Stacy spoke on teacher-parent links while Welster and Dewey schools prepare for openings. An ice cream social is planned for Sept 15 and the next meeting will be the first Friday in October.
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C. M. Gill
Webster
James Rigg
Lindstreet
R. O. Stacy
Deweychool
John Wattmall
Twenty-fourth
Chestnut Streets
Emmanuel Chapel
M. G. Park
Welster School
Chest of Silver Presented to County Superintendent
John Steiner, county superintendent of schools, received a chest of silverware from county teachers at the close of the teachers institute. QC. D. Frank presented the gift and teased about the meaning of the carved S on each handle. Steiner, soon to marry Miss Anna Bross of Coatsburg, also received a rolling pin for safety. George Gabriel of the Quincy school board spoke on public expectations of teachers. Floyd Moore urged higher salaries, noting pay often reflects demand. Mrs. Barbara Ann Russell-Whelpley gave a talk on community singing and chorus leadership. The week-long sessions expanded from two to five days with several speakers sharing ideas for the new school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Steiner
Teachers’ Institute
D. Frank
Steiner
Anna Bross
Coatsburg
George Gabriel
Quincy
Floyd Moore
Barbara Ann “Russell-Whelpley
Fifty Pictures to Be Exhibited Here by Women Teachers Club
Fifty artworks will be shown at the Chamber of Commerce building in Quincy from September 25 for a week. The free exhibit, organized by the Women’s Teachers club, features works by Albright, Browne, Clarkson, Dudley, Irvine, Juergens, and others including portraits, landscapes, and scenes such as Midstream Albright, Castles in the Air, A Gray Day, Along the River, and The Schoolhouse in the Clearjug.
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Women’s Teachers Club of
Quincy
Chamber of Commerce
Midstream
Albright
Bartlet
Greene California
Browne
Buehr
Clark
Sally—Clarkson
Dahlgreen
Davis
Santa Barbara de Wolf
Dudley
Engle
Glaman
Griffith
Gross
Hennings
Bow Bender-Higgins
Ozarks
Ingerle
Irvine
Jansson
Juergens
Indian Creek
Turkey Creek Valley
Krattt
Clearjug
Disfiguring Humor Spread Over Face in Seattle 1915
A Seattle resident describes a skin outbreak starting beside the nose and spreading across the face with itching and burning. After trying many salves, Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap offered relief. within three weeks the skin healed and appeared flawless. Miss Elsie D. Collins signs the testimonial and invites readers to request a free sample from Kesinol Baltimore.
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Seattle
Wash
Elsie D. Collins
Madison St
Quincy P T A Seeks Speaker For First Meeting
The United Parent Teacher's association of Quincy will hold its first meeting for the school year September 8 at Irving School. A speaker has not yet been provided.
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United Parent Teacher's Association of Quincy
Irving School
Labor Day notice names missing labor leader
Notice states that Dick Aschemann of Eighth and Jefferson, noted as fair to organized labor, was omitted by the Labor Day program committee. Bartenders' Union.
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Committee On the
Dick Aschemann
Eighth and Jefferson
Jail breaker held here in Pettis county
George Cooley alias Cecil Williams, a colored man wanted in Sedalia Missouri for breaking jail, was arrested Friday morning by Detectives Bumeter and Scharnhorst and Patrolman Ryan. He admitted his identity and had escaped from the Pettis county jail in Sedalia while held for burglary. He had been working at Eufnagel Construction company at Eleventh and Payson avenues.
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George Gooley
Sedalia
Missouri
George Cooley
Cecil Williams
Bumeter
Scharnhorst
Ryan
Sartalia
Sedatia
Copley
Qui
Odd Jo
Theufnagel Construction Company
Payson Avenue
Pettis County
Burelary
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Joliet
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Guy Nations
Hampshire Street
Twelfth
George Arthur Buttrick
Seventist
First Church of Christ
Vermont
Eighteenth
Stern
Encape
St. Jacobi Lutheran Church
Washington and Eighth
G. Ob. Hamm
Luther Memorial
Jersey
L W. Bingaman
St. Peter's Evangelical
York and
Ninth
Paul Langhorst
Salem Evangelical
HH. L. Leemhuis
Christ Evangelical
H. Schwietart
St. Paul
Monroe Street
A. W. Fruechte
St. John's Eva Real
W. A Martens
Supt
Gill
Webster Gathering
Krehbiel
Lokke
Palmer
Montrose
Payne
Berkshire Hills
Peyraud
Ravlin
Roecker
Sargent
Schook
Schultz
Shuls
Stacey
Anna
Beach Road
Belvedere
Cal
John
Ufer
Plaza de Taos
Patricia— Werner
Werntz
Shadow
Gamplea
Kesinol
Baltimore
Bartenders’ Union
Franklin Stead
Peoria
H. G. Gamber
Ita
the College
Peoria Musical College
Cor. N. Madison Ave
Fayette St
Peoria, Wl
Doerr Department Store
Amoskeag Gingham
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Doerr Department
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