Preparations Underway for Last Night Round Up Parade
Preparations for the industrial parade to close the Fall Round-up on Friday October 13 are under way in Quincy. Parade committee chairman R E Hackman is away so City Clerk Duke Schroer manages preliminary work. Ward committees will canvass firms to select participants, with 12 of 15 interviewed firms planning to join.
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R. E. Hackman
Duke Schroer
John Coens
Lawrence Smith
George Marriott
George M. Eberle
A. G. Weisenburger
Davis Ross
W. H. Pape
George Koch
F. M. Bolles
W. J. Ruff
Quincy
Good Shepherd Choir Boys Enjoy All Day Outing
Twenty five members of the Good Shepherd choir traveled by three autos to Hannibal for dinner at Mark Twain cave. They toured the cave and stopped at Dwyer Springs for supper on the way home. Chaperones were Father Gamble and Thomas Beatty.
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Good Shepherd Choir
Hannibal
Mark Twain Cave
Dwyer Springs
Father Gamble
Thomas Beatty
Quincys Pulse Home from Macomb Normal
Professor Arthur Diesing, St Jacobi parochial school teacher, returns from Macomb where he spent the summer in normal work and will resume teaching duties. Herman Gentemann leases Liebmann building after floral firm dissolution. Philip Gentemann keeps old location. Maine Street shop to be remodeled and floral business started by November 1. Ringling Brothers car No 3 leaves for Galesburg then Peoria. next advertisers due midweek. Ray Sinnock, son of Mr and Mrs George Sinnock, injured at Gardiner Governor works. may affect West Point admission. injury to finger, bone splintered. Sinnock works at Gardiner last two weeks. Harry Millen arrested for peddling without a license by Detectives Bumster and Scharnhorst.
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Macomb Normal
Arthur Diesing
St. Jacobi
Macomb
Herman Gentemann
Liebmann
Maine Street
Gentemann Brothers
South Eleventh Street
Philip Gentemann
Ringling Brothers
Galesburg
Peoria
Ray Sinnock
George Sinnock
North Fifth Street
West Point Military Academy
Quincy High School
Gardner Governor Works
Government
Sinnock
Gardner
Local People Visiting Relatives Across the Midwest
Mrs Denbroeder and daughter Lucille of Quincy spent days here with relatives of Mrs W J Myers visiting Mrs Lloyd Hart in Winton Iowa. Mr and Mrs Chas Pratt and three children of Wilton Junction Iowa are visiting relatives here. Mrs Hackman visiting Arenzville. Ed Brammell and two children returned to Bluffs after visiting their family. Mrs Philip Smith returned from Cyrone Missouri. Max Jacobson visited Quincy and Hannibal. Mrs John Blacketter and Mrs West on Ward in Quincy. Pauline Reynolds guest in N S Snyder home this week. Frank Sigsworth of Homer Illinois visiting his parents. Mrs Smith and two children of Quincy visited FE Gochran. Guss and BR Uppinghouse spending Tuesday at Uppinghouse’s in Barry. Jack Kendrick in Quincy Sunday and Monday. Ta Rose and G H Brown in Quincy Thursday. Mrs Lucy Martin Ericksen and Virginia Martin from Bowling Green Missouri came Monday. Mrs Mabel Preston left for Chicago Sunday.
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Denbroeder
Luciille
Quincy
W. J. Myers
Lloyd Hart
Winton
Iowa
Chas, Pratt
Wilton Junction
Hackman
Arenzville
Ed Brammell
Bluffs
Philip Smith
EL Bolin
Cyrone
Bolin
Max Jacobson
Quinsey
Hannibal Tuesaday
John Blacketter
Weston Ward
Pauline Reynolds
N. S. Snyder
Frank Sigsworth
Homer
Wtator
Virginia Martin
Bowling Green
Mra
Mabel Preston
Chicago
Parochial Schools Set to Open on Tuesday in Quincy
Parochial schools of the German Evangelical Lutheran churches in South Quincy plan to start the fall term Tuesday. Each school will offer larger classes than last year due to new pupils. St. Paul’s at 929 Moyvioe Street will be led by Prof. Herman Warma. Salem at Ninth and State will have two classes with Prof. Hugo Schuessler as principal and Prof. Leonard Brink supervising the second. St. Jacobi at Eighth and Washington contains three classes across eight grades with Prof. Arthur Diesing heading the first class, Prof. Theodore Wilder the second, and Miss Bertha Schachtsiek teaching the third.
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South Quincy
St. .Paul’s
Moyvioe Street
Herman Warma
Salem
State Street
Hugo Schuessler
Leonard Brink
St. Jacobi School
Eighth
Washington Streets
Arthur Diesing
Theodore Wilder
Bertha Schachtsiek
St. Marys Academy Begins Its 50th Year
St Marys academy for young women starts its fiftieth year with classes to open on Wednesday September 6. Registration for all pupils is set for Tuesday to prevent delays. The institution has grown from a small school to an academy with music and art departments laboratories domestic science and commercial training at 712 Broadway providing a wide range of schooling options.
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St. Mary's Academy For
St. Mary’s Academy
Broadway
Marys for the home a path to work or business
A reference notes Marys for the home as a path to employment or entering business life. The program is accredited by Illinois State University, signaling formal recognition and potential career guidance.
Local更新: Creede visitors and Cedar Rapids family arrive
Mrs. R. I. Fischer and daughter Annazee of Creede Colorado arrive for a winter visit and schooling in Quincy. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Dusdicker with Mildred and Stanley visit relatives. they moved from Quincy to Cedar Rapids Iowa by car amid good roads except the stretch between Hamilton and Quincy. Flora Marguerite Bertelle plans to return to Louisville Kentucky next Thursday delaying departure due to improved strike conditions.
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R. I. Fischer
Annazee
Creede, Col
City
Quincy
Gus Dusdicker
Mildred
Stanley
Cedar Rapids
Hamilton
Flora Marguerite Bertelle
Louisville
Births and PTA Report From Local News
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Henry Bermuet 2212 Cedar street last Sunday. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs William L Brazelton 610 Elm street this Sunday morning. PTA report shows $4350 earned on an excursion with $43.60 cleared in Saturday’s Hotel Quincy meeting.
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Henry Bermuet
Cedar Street
William L. Brazelton
Elm Street
Quincy
Webb bill passed by House to boost export trade
Washington Sept 3 The Webb bill to promote export trade by establishing the complete legality of cooperative associations formed for export trade solely was passed by the House Saturday 199 to 25. It aims to let American firms compete with government aided foreign exporters by removing doubt about anti trust law application to export trade.
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Webb
HOUSE
Washington
Senate Vote 34 28 Annuls Strike Order
Dramatic week ends as Senate approves an 8 hour labor bill amid clashes over broader reforms. President Wilson pressed Congress after railroads dispute. house passes only the investigation measure while Senate shifts to the president's program. Debate centers on coercion and demand for permanent arbitration.
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Congress
Senate
Wilson
Capitol
House
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Concession debate over wages bill and strike impact
A discussion on Congress power to legislate wages faces opposition from union leaders who fear 400 000 trammen would reject it. Proponents of the Adamson bill warn amendments would prevent ending the strike. A writer notes that money is always reasonable, or perhaps just mint sauce.
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Congress
Healed by Cuticura Soap and Ointment
Mrs. W. G. Dow of Mandan North Dakota reports her brother’s hands, once covered with pimples and cracks, healed after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. Itching ceased and the hands fully recovered. a 32 page Skin Book offer is included with samples by mail.
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W. G. Dow
Mandan, N. D
Nde
J. T. Boston
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