Milk ordinance adopts January 1 effective date
The city council approved a single change to the milk regulation delaying its force until January 1, after concerns from dairymen and a large public meeting. Dr. David Klein urged adoption, noting pasteurization is not required here. The vote was 9 to 4 with one absent, and petitions favoring the ordinance were received.
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Ald. O’brien
Ald. O'Brien
David Klein
State Pure Food Co
Mmission
R. J. Christie
Quincy Pure Milk Supply
Klein
Quincy
Chicago
Kleim
Alderman Koehler
O'Brien
Koehler
Thompson
Simmonds
George D. Levi
C. F. Perry
Chamber of Commerce
Water Works Ordinance Read Over City Takeover
The water works ordinance detailing how the plant will be operated after the city takes over from the Citizens Water Works company was finally approved and formally read. The measure sets governance for the transition and future management of water services.
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Citizen's Water Works Company
Orchardists to Meet Thursday at Fette Orchard
Orchardmen gather in C M Fette’s orchard near Hannibal to discuss a farm products exposition and poultry show. Taxi service will run from the station. train from Quincy departs 10 47 and returns Hannibal 5 30. Exposition planned for Louisiana in late October. expected to be a big affair.
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C. M. Fette
Hannibal
Quincy
Louisiana
Women Surprised at Aid Society Meeting
Mrs Otto Zimmerman and Mrs Dunne received silver knife and fork at the Ladies Aid society of the South Side Boat club in the club house on Tuesday night. After routine business a social hour followed with ice cream and cake. A whist and dance is planned for Tuesday September 26 with afternoon and night sessions. The next meeting shifts to the following Tuesday due to the date.
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Otto Zimmerman
Dunne
Ladies Aid Society of the
South Side Boat Club
Interesting Talks at Rotary Luncheon Highlight Denver Trip
Harvey G. Riggs spoke of his trip to Denver and Cheyenne while Bishop Fawcett described a diocesan tour by motorboat. The Rotary luncheon in the Vineyard room at Hotel Quincy resumed after a heat break with about fifty attendees. J. Will Wall presided in President John Korn's absence.
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Harvey G. Riggs
Bishop Fawcett
Rotary Club
Vineyard
Quincy
Mr. Riggs
Denver
Cheyenne
J. Will Wall
John Korn
Vote for Hull for governor. Achiev ment and progress loom ahead
Ad copy urges Hull as candidate for governor promising achievement and progress ahead in a concise campaign message.
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Hull
Ady
Polls Open Today For Primary Election Hours
Polls will be open from 6:00 a m to 6:00 a m today for the primary election with voters urged to cast ballots promptly as polls operate across designated precincts.
Students May Work Part Time In Quincy Shops
The board discussed senior high school manual training students taking half day work in large Quincy plants. Plan aims to extend schooling, improve practical skills, and encourage careers in mechanics. Four or five plants may host students. Gill and committee will investigate details.
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Quincy
Board of Education
Gill
C. D. Jackson
Manual Training Department
C. F. A. Behrensmeyer
Ferdinand Klene Dies in Quincy Home at 81
Prominent Quincy cigar manufacturer Ferdinand Klene aged 81 died at 8 25 PM Tuesday at his home 127 1 2 South Fourth Street after strokes and complications of old age. Born January 21 1838 in Hanover Germany he came to America in 1852 reaching Quincy then California before returning to Quincy in 1869 to start cigar business with son Harry A Kiene. Survived by son Harry A Kiene sister Mrs Elizabeth Menke and former wife Mrs Mary Lennert. Funeral at 8 30 AM Saturday at home and 9 AM at St Boniface Church with burial in St Boniface Cemetery.
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Ferdinand Klene
Quincy
South Fourth Street
Mr. Klene
Hanover
Germany
America
Ocean
California
Plains
Klene
Pacific Coast
Panama
Ferdinand, Jr
Harry A
St. Boniface Catholic Church
St. Aloysius Orphan Society
Mary Lennert
St. Boniface Church
Father Schaefermeyer
Kiene
Adams County
Harry A. Kiene
Elizabeth Menke
St. Boniface Cemetery
Knights Elect New Officers In Fort Madison
Theodore Erhart Jr elected Grand Knight at Knights of Columbus in their building last night. Joseph Pollard of Fort Madison to speak on The Greater Victories of Peace at the next entertainment. New officers include Deputy Grand Knight P J Daniels Chancellor Rome Wiskirchen and others. Ladies Auxiliary held its first meeting of the year with refreshments served.
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Theodore Erhart, Jr
Knights of Columbus
Joseph Pollard
Ft. Madison
Iowa
Chamber of Commerce Glee Club
Order
P. J. Daniels
Rome Wiskirchen
John A. Conrad
Richard Lyons
E. J. Maloney
William J. Heintz
J. E. Halligan
John Blomer
Theodore Erhart
P. H. O’brien
Herbert Willard
George Heckenkamp
Grand Knight
John Carroll
S. E. Boudreau
Lawrence Jochem
Ladies Auxiliary of the Knights of Columbus
Coletta Jochem
Benjamin Hull 89 Dies of Cerebral Hemorrhage at Kinderhook
Benjamin Hull died at 1 45 Monday afternoon at his Kinderhook home from a cerebral hemorrhage suffered Sept 3 He was born Jan 7 1827 in Hampshire county Virginia and was 89 He married Elizabeth Howard in 1858 and served in Co F 118th Illinois Infantry in the Civil War He leaves his widow and eight children Ella Young Clara Houser May Call Ollie Wilson Job John Hartson Anna Young plus two sons in Hannibal and Richfield regions.
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Benjamin Hull
Kinderhook
Hampshire County
Elizabeth Howard
Co. F. 118Th, Illinois Infantry
Ella Young
Clara Houser
May Call
Barry
Ollie Wilson
Job
John
Hannibal
Hartson
Richfield
Anna Young
Power Boat Club Plans Picnic at Point Pleasant
Members of the Quincy Power Boat club will picnic at Point Pleasant Sunday September 24 as arranged at the regular meeting in the clubhouse Tuesday night. The gathering followed a banquet to which wives of members were invited with thirty couples present.
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Quincy Power Boat Club
Point Pleasant
Primary Election Returns Phone Numbers Urged
The three Quincy newspapers have formed an election bureau to secure district returns. The Whig Herald and The Journal will provide information via telephone numbers 1 42 251 or 120. Citizens seeking election details should call these lines only for quick service.
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Quincy
the Whig
the Herald
The
Journal
Elks Meet Tonight In Quincy With Business to Transact
Local Elks lodge No. 100 will convene at 8 p.m. for routine business. In other news Otto F. Geers purchased the Purchases Grocery Store at Twelfth and Locust, planning a possible new meat shop. A Mendon farmer, Selby Jarrett, was injured when his car skidded and rolled over on Maine Street near Thirtieth. A Y M C A moonlight hike for boys 15 and older is set for 7:30 p.m. at the Y. Sanitarium tax plans discussed for Adams County to fund a county tuberculosis facility. One hundred horseshoers from 25 shops picnicked in Sherman Park with political candidates visiting. A second child’s body was found in the river between Washington and Delaware Streets. coroner to bury in river bank.
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Otto F. Geers
John Geers
Eighteenth
Vine Streets
L. A. Thomas
Twelfth
Locust Streets
Mr. Geers
Thomas
Springfield
Selby Jarrett
Mendon
Maine Street
Thirtieth Street
Association
Adams County
Loren C. Cox
Wells Building
Theresa Woodruff
Sherman Park
J. H. Reagan
Washington and
Delaware
Haley
Waack Will Filed Repeats Widow Heir Provision
The will of John Waack was filed in county court Tuesday. Dated July 11, 189, it leaves all personal property to his widow Dorthea and the remainder of the estate to the widow and her heirs.
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Waack
John Waack
Dorthea
Not Candidate Charles W Zang Declines City Post
Charles W. Zang announced he will not be a candidate for city treasurer and ex officio town collector in next spring's election. He cited other plans and appreciation for offers of assistance but stated these interfere with his bid.
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Charles W. ‘Zang
Man In Hospital After Pantobile Collision At Payson Ave
Henry Behrens Smeyer 582 Payson avenue remained in St Marys hospital after a Monday afternoon pantomobile collision driven by Theodore Urban. Behrens Smeyer endures great pain but is believed to recover. Urban admitted Tuesday the car struck him. Divorce suit filed Mae McCubbins v Jesse McCubbins citing desertion and non support. They married Aug 26 1903 and separated July 15 1909. they have a 12 year old son. Quiet title suit John H C Mueller v Walter Mead et al filed in circuit court. land location McKee township.
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Henry Behrens- Smeyer
Payson Avenue
Theodore Urban
St. Mary’s Hospital
Urban
Circuit Court
Mae McCubbins
Jesse McCubbins
C. EB. Epler
John H.C. Mueller
Walter Mead
Charles L. Bartlett
McKee Township
Chicago man attends funeral of Preston Rohn in city
Bert Rohn of Chicago is in the city to attend his father Preston Rohn's funeral at the Soldiers Home this morning. He is the guest of Chief of Police Koch and partners with Tom Riley in operating the Hotel Arthur in Chicago.
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Bert Rohn
Chicago
Preston Rohn
Soldiers Home
Mr. Rohn
Koch
Tom Riley
Arthur
Conductor Blodgett Falls Ill at Work for Street Railway
Conductor TI I R Blodgett, employed by the Street Railway company, became suddenly ill while at work Tuesday night. He was carried to his home at Fourteenth and Washington streets in a police ambulance.
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Ti—I. R. Blodgett
The
Street Railway Company
Fourteenth and
Washington Streets
Vote for Morten DO Hull and win
Call to support Morten DO Hull highlighting courage and independence. Promotes Hlinda as a model of clean, progressive government and urges voters to choose Hull to lead national progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morten DO. Hull
Hlinda
Adv
Bee Tree Fight Ends With Narrowly Wound Germann
Paul Germann was shot and wounded near Ursa by Williams during a dispute over a bee tree on the Warner farm. The attack occurred at about twenty yards, with Germann struck in back, legs, thighs, and head as he tried to flee. A Warner son was present. Williams fled and was not arrested by midnight. Germann, aided by a neighbor, was taken to a farmhouse for medical care.
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Paul Germann
Williams
Ursa
Warner Farm
Germann
Warner
Young Warner
Illinois Methodist Conference Closes in Springfield
The Illinois Methodist conference adjourned after a week’s session announcing pulpit assignments for Bloomington circuit Harold W Hartman A R Byres Walter Aitken F W Harris Lincoln T N Tual Danville First Z M Antrim Kim ber P H Chappleir Lincoln S N Maddenn McKinley Memorial J Fred Melvin Vermillion Heights L T Henniger Decatur First F A Havighurst Grace N M Rigg St Pauls J C Brown Decatur and Sharon A Jokisch District superintendents named M N English F A McCarty Joseph C Nate B F Shipp Bloomington A S Flanigan Quincey W D Fairchild Danville C F Bucher Charleston A C Pierce Princeton
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Springfield
Tlinois Methodistic Conference
Fulpit
Bloomington
Harold W. Hartman
A. R. Byres
Grace
Walter Aitken
Park
F. W. Harris
Lincoln
T. N. Tual
Danville
Z. M
Antrim
Kimber
P. H. Chaprpleir
S. N. Maddenn
McKinley Memorial
J. Fred Melvin
Vermillion Heights
L. T. Henniger
Decatur
F. A. Havighurst
N. M. Rigg
St. Pauls
J. C. Brown
Sharon
A. J. Jokisch
M. N. English
F. A. McCarty
Jacksonville
Joseph C. Nate
Champaign
B. F Shipp
A. S. Flanigan
Quincey
W. D. Fairchild
C. F. Bucher
Charleston
A. C. Pierce
Princeton
Court of Honor Elects Officers In Progressive District
Officers were elected at a meeting of the Progressive district Court of Honor in the Knights of Pythias hall Tuesday evening. The officers will be installed Octer 10. Chancellor Arthur Nesta and others include Ida Newman as vice chancellor Julia Mulcahy as past chancellor Cora Ruths as chaplain Bertha Hisenberg as recorder Charles Morford as conductor Samuel Beaver as guide W N Schmidt as sentinel and Robert Nesta as director for three years.
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Progressive District Court of Honor
Knights of Pythias Hall
Arthur Nesta
Ida Newman
Julia Mulcahy
Cora Ruths
Bertha Hisenberg
Charles Morford
Samuel Beaver
Sentinel
W. N. Schmidt
Robert Nesta
Meetings and events at local fraternal and social halls
Today the Building Trades council met in the Labor temple as did the Princess of Jerusalem in the Masonic temple. Quincys No 161 Knights of Tented Maccabees and Preux Chevalier No 18 Knights of Pythias gathered in their halls. Quincy Nest No 121 Order of Owls met, Arion Singing Society convened in Turner hall, Bartenders League No 153 in Labor Alpha chapter of Eastern Star met in the Masonic temple. A YMCA opening volley ball feature drew members and guests, each class member brought a friend to watch, followed by a pool plunge and ice cream cake refreshments courtesy of W. A. Schwindeler.
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Building Trades Council
Labor Temple
Princess of Jerusalem
Masonic Temple
Quincy
Knights of
Tented Maccabees
Preux Chevalier Lodge
Knights of Pythias
P Hall
Quincy Nest
Order of Owls
Arion Singing Society
Turner Hall
Bartenders League
Alpha Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
W. A. Schwindeler
Coal Lands Restored to Entry Across Four States
Washington September 13 Secretary Lane announced restoration to entry of about 457600 acres previously withdrawn from coal land in New Mexico North Dakota Utah and Wyoming. Of the total 824000 acres is in Wyoming and 118000 acres in New Mexico.
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Washington
New Mexico
North Dakota
Utah
Wyoming
Lane
Funeral services for Josiah H Platt set in Riverside
The funeral services for the late Josiah H Platt will be at 2 30 PM Thursday at the family residence on North Fifth Street Riverside township. Rev Thomas Stephenson of the First Baptist church will officiate burial in Woodland cemetery Friends are invited to attend.
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Josiah H. Platt
Riverside Township
North Fifth Street
Thomas Stephenson
First Baptist Church
Wovudland Cemetery
Voight Reports Ad Convention in Philadelphia
The Philadelphia gathering of the Associated Ad clubs of the World was well attended as plans emerged to send at least 300 members to the St. Louis convention next year. Speakers urged strategic advertising with six months or more of campaigning and heavy use of major media. The group organized the On To St. Louis effort, with dues and fundraising to cover transportation, hotels, floats, and entertainment.
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Raymond Voight
Philadelphia
Associated Advertising Clubs of
Quincy Ad Club
Hotel
Quincy
Mitchell
New York
Stanley L. Krebs
Empire Theater
Harvey Riggs
St. Louis
Associated Ad Clubs
Mrr. Voight
Mr. Mitchell
Voight
Wilson
Frank Lusk
Irwin-Overland Company
R. E. Hackman
Streckfus
Ad Club
W. E H. Smith
C. P. Salyer
Weather Outlook for Illinois and Missouri
Illinois sees fair conditions Wednesday with cooler east areas and likely fair Thursday with light to moderate variable winds. Missouri mirrors a generally fair two days, warmer in the north and west Wednesday, cooler in the west on Thursday.
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Illinois
Missouri
River Stage and Flood Outlook From Yesterday
River bulletin reports at 7 AM yesterday various stage readings with Davenport at 18.41 feet and Hannibal showing rising levels due to heavy valley rains. Observation notes anticipate river rising steadily for several days, with rainfall contributing to higher flows across the region.
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Oba
Ta. m. Pee
Keokuk
Louisiana
Hannibal
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