Adams County chancery notice of divorce proceedings
Illinois Adams Circuit Court October Term 1915. J A Meyer complainant vs Maude Meyer defendant. Defendant resides out of state. A bill in chancery filed. Summons issued returnable the fourth Monday in October 1915 at Quincy Court House. If not answered, bill confessed and decree entered. Dated Quincy August 25 1915. Elden W Beatty Clerk. Roy D Johnson solicitor for complainant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Illinois
Adams
Illinois
J. A. Meyer
Maude ‘Meyer
Iri
Circuit
Circuit Court
Court House
Quincy
Elden W. Beatty
T.R. Petri
Roy D. Johnson
A. D
Erde W. Beatty
T. R., Petri
Frank Am Penick
Estate of Charles B. Reynolds Probate Notice
In the county court of Illinois A dams County notice to heirs and legatees of Charles B. Reynolds deceased. A proceeding will be held September 16, 1915 at 10 a.m. to admit the last will and testament to probate. Interested parties may appear. W J Smith Clerk County Court. Govert and Lancaster Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Adams County
Charles B. Reynolds
Sumner B. Reynolds
Thomas Reynolds
John Reynolds
Oscar Reynolds
Eddie Reynolds
Luther Reynolds
Gre
Lost item notice prompt from The Whig newspaper
The fragment describes the initial moment of recognizing a loss and directs readers to telephone a Lost advertisement to The Whig, implying a standard classified notice process for missing belongings. It mentions items like a watch or parasol and urges prompt action to place an ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Whig
Miss Mayer leaves Carthage for New Rockford school post
Elizabeth Mayer sails to North Carolina to assume high school principal duties for next year. Local notes list a string of visitors and movers including Misses Chevillon, Helen Ferris, and Rebecca Burns, with travels to Chicago, Macomb, Denver, and Oklahoma City. A infant’s death near town and the Lincoln chautauqua closing are also noted amid routine community updates.
Hyde May Go Free In Swope Poison Case
In Kansas City on September 13, Dr. B Clarke Hyde faced a likely dismissal of his fourth trial for allegedly poisoning Colonel Thomas W Swope to allow his wife a share of the fortune. Hyde was convicted of first degree murder May 16, 1910, reversed by the supreme court, with a hung jury on the second trial and the third ending by a juror’s disappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde
Kansas City
B. Clarke
Thomas W. Swope
Swope
Supreme Court
Illinois chancery notice in Adams County case
In Adams Circuit Court Wilkes B. Gilmer by Zada Terry seeks partition against Crippen Bates Bruns and others. Amended bill filed with summons returnable September 1915. Defendants Crippen reside out of state. notice issued. Dated Quincy August 19 1915. Clerk Erde W Beatty. Solicitor E W Munroe.
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County OF
Adams
Ilinois
Wilkes B. Gilmer
Zada
Terry
Daniel
W. Crippen
Viola A
Bates
Harry Bruns
Carl Bruns
Joseph Bates
B. L. Hunsaker
Charles A. Terry
John T. Gilmer
Elenor
Daniel W. Crippen
Henry N. Crippen
State of
Illinois
Court House
Quincy
Erde W. Beatty
Public notice of William Peuster estate claims Quincy October 1915
State of Illinois Adams County public notice to all persons having claims against the estate of William Peuster deceased to present for adjudication and settlement at a regular term of the Adams County Court to be held at the courthouse in Quincy on the first Monday of October 1915. All indebted persons urged to pay immediately to Catebarine Peuster executrix Govert Lancaster attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
Quincy
Adams
Illinois
Lot
Tino
Mathew Dick
John Wood
Emma’ A. Schmidt
Emma A. Schmidt
William G. Schmidt
Wim
Schlagenhauf
William Péister
Court House
Catebarine Peuster
Executriz
Govert & Lancaster
Child Dies After Wagon Accident Near Griggsville
Griggsville Ill. A six year old girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs Marvin Dolbow, was struck by a farm wagon while being taken to school. She suffered a brain concussion and died a few hours later. Her grandfather was en route to meet a Phillips boy driving a wagon down Bethel hill when the fatal incident occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Dolbow
Citrolax Advertised as Quick Relief for Digestive Ailments
R H Weihecht of Salt Lake City Utah endorses Citrolax as the best remedy for constipation sour stomach lazy liver and sluggish bowels. The ad claims it stops a sick headache almost at once and leaves the system cleansed sweet and wholesome. Miller Arthur Drug Co notes no griping or unpleasant after effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Weihecht
Salt Lake City
Utah
Miller
Arthur Drig'Co
Kinderhook News Highlights Far Flung Visits and Local Start
Mrs Hy Churchi returns from Chicago to Kinderhook after a week with daughter Mrs Harry McGuire and family. Edward Anderson attended Methodist conference in Springfield as lay rep. Daniel Bell Jr. visits from Washington DC. Jesse Woolams, visiting from Kinderhook, returns to Kansas City after sixteen years. Ed Thompson of Quincy visits family before resuming post office duties. Schools reopen September second with strong attendance under H C McCarrel Miss Mitchal and Miss Margaret Tower. Chautauqua week ends, with good turnout despite rain. Miss Marie Milthizer Lela Dilfey and Aldene Churchill depart for Springfield for a five week domestic sciences program.
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Hy “S.churchi
Chicago
Big City
Harry McGuire
Edward Anderson
Springfield
Methodist ‘Church
Daniel Bell
Jesse’ Woolams
Kinderhook
Kansas City
Mr. Woolemis
Thompson
Quincy
David Thompson
H. C. McCarrel
Mitchal
Marie Milthizér
Lela Dilfey
Aldene Churchill
School of Domestic Sciences
Ursa Illinois Social Notes Mention Rain Affected Picnic
Ursa residents note several moving days and visitors. Sidney Wright moved to Mendén on Wednesday. Heavy Wednesday rain dampened the north town Labor Day picnic. Pansy Anderson spent part of last week in Ursa. Dr Githens of Quincy appeared on Thursday. A Muso Line Produce Co. member from Quincy was seen on Thursday. Attendance at Lima event Saturday night included locals. Martin Nichols and wife of Marceline visited with his in laws Mr and Mrs Fred Nichols over weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebo
Joe Orr
McMahon
Rebecca Burns
Stone Brothers
Nettie Laird
Maysville
Harry
Corboy
Jacksonville
Sidney Wright
Mendén
Pansy Anderson
Ursa
Dr. Githens
Quincey
John Musolino Produce Co
Quincy
Lima
Martin’ Nichols
Marcelline
Fred
Tiz Foot Relief Ad Claims Instant Comfort
A vintage ad touts TIZ as the cure for tender feet with claims of instant relief from burning corns bunions and callouses. It markets a bath product and promises happy feet free from soreness perspiration and odor with a 25 cent Tig ox price cue.
Revival meetings continue at the Christian church
Flack and family and many locals attended church in Mendow Sunday night. A sizable crowd from the area attended the sale at Dick Perry's west of town Saturday. Revival meetings are in progress at the Christian church and will continue throughout the coming week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flack
Mendow
Dick Perry
The
Christian Church
Sloan's Liniment Offers Instant Pain Relief
Pain results from injury or congestion. Sloan's Liniment dissolves congestion and relieves soreness by penetrating to the sore spot. Immediate relief is promised for neuralgia rheumatism sprains and other pains. Bottles priced 25c 50c and 1 000 for six times the amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
National Croatian Society Holds Triennial Converion in Cleveland
The National Croatian Society opened its triennial convention in Cleveland today and will run through September 23. The mutual benefit group has 520 branches and about 35,000 members in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
National
United States
Kidneys and Urine Health Suggestion Propelled by Jad Salts
A traditional advertorial claims meat digestion harms kidneys and ties several ailments to sluggish kidneys. It promotes Jad Salts, a grape and lemon juice lithia product, as a method to flush clogged kidneys and prevent bladder issues, urging regular intake by meat eaters.
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Rochester N. YY
Rochester, N. Y
Corte
Duker
Maine’ St
International Mills, Inc
Norristown
Pili
Tec
Quincy’ Trance Co
S. 4Th
W. J. Petchart
Newcomb
Franklin Institute
Dept
Rochester
N. Y
Review ‘Manufacturing Co
Buffalo, N
Winters Company
Ohio
Geo. Kohl -Granitoid. Company
Hampshire, St
Gehring’s
Maine
J. D. McMillen
South Fourth Street
John R. Belt
Maine Street
Tooms
Care Whig, Land Co
Wim. Cassen
Golden
East End
Quincy Whigs
Washington Park
Care’ Whig
Yor
Brent
Bath
Hampshire Street
A. J Brockschmidt
Sixth
Hampshire
Fourth Street
G. W. Miller
North Sixth
Trquire
Oak St
Koenig, & Luhrs
Richardson
Astor Blooms
U-46 Care Whig
Underwood Typewriter
N. 6Th Ave
Farma
al Cn Everywhere
Termis Reddy
Iti
B. G. Vasen
Maine’ Street
Chancery Noticn
NEW Life
Charles Peters
Ruff Brewing CO. Brewers &' Bottlers
Ata
W. J. Smith
Clerk County Court
J. c. Whitefield
Attorneva
Carthage
Ill
Joseph McKee
Raciné
Wis
J. M. T. Connor
Deriver
Colo
C. L. Ferris
Will Sweasy
Burlington
Silas Stone
Lenore
Blanche
Ruth Chevillon
Muncie
Ind
Grayville
Lansing
George T. Wilson, Jr
Omaha
Neb
New York
Dabney’ Lewis
Hilda McCreary
Macomb
A. Prieson
Lockhaven
Jason Diehl
John Diehl
Green Castle
Pal
Rev
Diehl
Carthage College
Helen
Ferris
Oklahoma City
George Westfall
Clyde
James W. ‘Westfall
Ida Guthriés
Weltman Institute
Nevada
Laura Manier
Geiger
Lake Okibogi
Mildred
Kenneth Auten
A. H. Merrill
Ely
Edith Lienbeger
Abingdon
Emma Bell
Chivington
Colorado
Floy Davidson
Vancouver
Wash
Harvey Moore
Frank Moore
Torrington
N.D
Kate Boswell
Harry Curts
Columbus
James Black
J. M. Herbst
Nachisa
Herbst
Karl Kirkpatrick
Miles City
Mont
J. F. Kirkpatrick
Roscoe Ramsey
Gardena
Cal
W. B. Moore
York
Eth
J. E. Tressler
Peabody, Kan
Charles Tressler
George B. Black
Mendota
M.L. Tress
A.J. Lowery
Fargo
Enid
Okla
Wichita
Kan
Fred. Heegler
Ballego
E. L. Booth
Panama Canal
Norfolk
Navy Yard
Washington
Denver
Ruff
Rufp
Rull Brewing,Co
Quingy
By Budsee
SASS
Muhzi
Sul
Walt
Talhe
Ell
Ursa, Ill
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