Quincy men raise funds to repair Taylor road
A committee led by W J Singleton seeks 1800 dollars from about 100 local business leaders to fund immediate Taylor Quincy road improvements. Workers will replace a washed out steel bridge near a drainage ditch with a temporary wooden span and grade and reinforce other sections to handle fall and winter traffic to Quincy.
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Quincy
W. J. Singleton
W. T. Duker
Joseph J. Fischer
Highway Committee
Chamber of Commerce
County Court of
Marion County
Taylor
W. K. Abbott
Chamber of Commerce Highway Committee
Palmyra
Quincey
Abbott
A. H. Beitman
Perkins Engineering Company
Beitman
Taylor Road
A. V. Ely
Missouri Territory
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Helps Woman Recover
In Columbus Ohio Mrs J S Barlow describes six years of female troubles and stomach pain then notes rapid improvement after ten days on Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She gains weight from 118 to 127 pounds and credits the medicine with saving her life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Lydia E. Frinkham
J.S. Barlow
South 4Th St
Lydia E. Pinkham
St Francis College enrolls over two hundred students
St Francis College opened with more than 200 pupils on Tuesday as Father Gabriel, in his first term as rector, works to complete registration. Students hailed from numerous midwestern states and early signs point to a larger, more advanced body than last year when about 210 attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francis College
Middle West
Father Gabriel
Durham Baptists Will Have New Edifice
Durham Missouri September 12 The building committee of Durham Baptist church has finalized plans to begin erecting a new edifice. The old structure will be torn down and next Sunday’s services are expected to be the last in the present building. Rev W K Moore will return as pastor of the Methodist church.
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Durham
Durham Baptist Church
Batchie
Quincy
Messrs. Laswell and
McCutcheon
Canton
Maud Stevens
Mesdames
Georgia Lowe
Helen Winchell
Maywood
B. B. Lowe
J. T. Ball
Benjamin Shackleford
Ewing
Ethel Shackleford
C. K. Stevens
Bud Laoudermily
la Grange
H. D. Shires
Mesdames Kellebrew
Leach
Custer
Russell Tate
Philadelphia
Mac
Rev
W. K. Moore
The
Methodiist Church
Inghram Retained as County Attorney by Board
The board of supervisors renewed John T. Inghram as county attorney for another year at the same salary. They convened for a short session, adopted a budget of 133000 dollars for the coming fiscal year, and referred several detention home property proposals to the finance committee. Proposals from the Duker estate, the Ricker estate, and J. A. Burt were considered.
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John T. Inghram
Board of Supervisors
Inghram
Duker
Sixth and
Spring Streets
Ricker
North Eighth Street
J. A. Burt
Eighth and
Finance Committee
J. TI. Meidloff
Quincy
D. W. Mumper
Jost
Kiefer
Smith
Edward P. Smith
Circuit Court
Carl Hoffmeister
Thomas Nolan
H. N. Wheeler
Quincy Journal
F. P. Taylor
W. F. Bader
Tragic death of son at soldiers home shocks Centralia family
Mr and Mrs Parkinson learn their son Sween Parkinson, a teacher in Centralia Ill, was accidentally killed there. He leaves a widow and four children. Parents grieve while doctors treat the bereaved mother in illness and others at the soldiers home hear further news of distress. A hospital transfer for Mrs Gash and talks by Captain Brown and Mr Osgood add to a quiet community’s sorrow as other families face medical crises.
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Parkinson
Gash
Captain Brown
Quincy
Freeport
Osgood
Burns Bound Over To Keep The Peace
William Willie Burns, colored, was bound over to keep the peace for one year with a $100 bond after a peace warrant from Julia Anderson, colored. He could not post the bond and was jailed. Other defendants facing intoxication were fined $2 and costs: Albert Kendell, Loren Pettinger, Charles Richardson. Henry Richardson was dismissed by the city attorney. Stage carpenters make more hits than the high salaried stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Willie) Burns
Julia Anderson
Albert Kendel
Loren Pettinger
Charles Richardson
Henry Richardson
Fifty first wedding anniversary in Adams street
Mr and Mrs Henry Bernzen celebrated their fifty first anniversary on Tuesday at 726 Adams Street. Married in Boniface church fifty one years ago they have two sons George of Alton Illinois and Walter at home with them.
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Henry Bernzen
Adams Street
Bernzen
Boniface Church
George
Alton
Ill
Walter
D. H. F. Lafler
UL State Bank
L. H. Kenady
Hull
T. B. Kenady
Snyder
J. Martin Stolze
J. J. Stolze
Vine Street
New York
Elliot Schaw
William Schauf
Broadway
St. Rose
A. Goldsmith
Lucile
Los Angeles
Mary Clayton
Lind Street
Elizabeth Channon
Decatur
Ammikin University
Herman Stormer
Sc. Std
A. FP. Parker
North Fifth Street
Michigan
Gilbert Wield
Parker
Ontario
Beatrice Coventry
Coventry
Alvin Peterson
St. Louis
Key Spettnagel
North Sixth Avenue
Samuel Pearce
Quincy
Springfield
J. OU. Gardner
Carthage
Mundy
Hughes
William Ixonantz
David Lepper
Clayton
Towa City
Rerihsa Scholten
Kannibal
Mamie McLaughlin
Anna Snyder
Chicago
Murray Snyder
Glenn Grubb
Burlington
Grubb
Denver
Seattle
Tacoma
Bouviene
Portland
Harvey Lepper
Melrose Township
North Dakota
Meira
Laurel Davis
Lois BE
Potter
Canton
The
Christian University
Morton D Hull Candidate for Illinois Governor
An Adv editorial endorses Morton D. Hull, praising courage honesty ability and independence as qualifications for governor of Illinois. The piece casts Hull as a remarkable fit for the role and urges voters to support him.
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Ilinois
Morton D. Hull
Real estate transfers in Quincy and surrounding area
Louis H. Frese and others transfer parcels to Edward Henry Dollman in Bennison’s survey Quincy for 875 dollars. Fredericka W. Kech moves lot 16 block 16 Tulson’s addition Quincy for 3 000 dollars. Theodore C. Poling trustee sells lots 11 and 12 block 12 McFadon’s addition Quincy for 500 dollars. Lulla Sibley sells part sw quarter of block 4 Keyes’ addition Quincy for 2 625 dollars. Anton Braun transfers part nw quarter section 12 29 sw to Edwin Braun for 5 dollars. Edwin Braun sells part nw quarter section 12 28 sw to Christina Bratton for 5 dollars.
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Dna A. Strickler
Oscar FE
Hecox
George D. Wdison
Cruttenden
Quincy
Sehsffner
Francis M. Jackson
Polling
Mary PP
Cordsiemon
Ida Tuseman
Prospect Place
Charles Cordsiemon
Mary F. Cordstemon
Quincey
George W. Govert
Emery Lane
Wabash Coal Company
George Castle
W. H. Woodruff
Bernard and Hatton
Wood
Tobe Wa
Louis H. Frese
Edward
Henry Dollman
Bennison
Fredericka W. Kech
Tulson
Theodore C. Poling
Mary B. Dickhoener
McFadon
Lulla Sibley
Euphremia A. Fischer
Keyes
Anton Braun
Edwin Braun
Christina Bratton
Vote for Hull and help Hughes not hinder him Adv
A concise political notice urges voters to back Hull and support Hughes, framing the choice as aid to Hughes and opposition to any obstruction. The snippet emphasizes current political contest and targeted endorsement in a brief, period-voiced call to action.
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Hull
Hughes
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Columbia Theater
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Burns
Donald McCarl
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Galesburg
Lombard College
Roy Hockersmith
Gem City Business College
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Christian Universlty
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Anna Selinger
Henry M. Ypirks
Daugherty’s
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Illinois State Fair
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Moving Pictures Board OF Health
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Fairy Avenue
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B. M. Davison
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