Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Adams County Illinois
Administratrix Emma A Schmidt of William G Schmidt deceased announces a public sale of Lot 2 in Mathew Dicks Subdivision Block 72 John Wood Addition Quincy Adams County Illinois. Sale September 11 1915 at ten in the forenoon at the south front door of the court house. Real estate is free of mortgage indebtedness but subject to homestead and dower rights. Cash terms. Attorney Wim Schlagenhaus for the estate. Quincy Illinois September 11 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Court
Adams County
State of
Illinois
William G. Schmidt
A. D. Aqis
Court House
Quincy
Mathew Dick
John Wood
Adams
Wim, Schlagenhaus
A. D
For Sale Motocycles and Harleys Displayed
For sale motorcycles from the 1910s include a Pope motorcycle in good condition with S107, a single Harley-Davidson listed at 25 dollars, a 4 hp Indian at 85 dollars, 5 hp Harley at 100, 8 hp Harley at 100, an 8 hp 1914 model at 140, and a 5 hp single Harley new at 3135. Carl A. Futterer at 721 Maines invites viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley-Davidson
Harley
H.p. Harley
Carl A. Futterer
Divorce Bill Filed in Adams County Circuit Court
In Adams County Illinois the circuit court for the October term 1915 has a chancery bill filed by Jas Meyer against Maude Meyer. A summons issued and the defendant residing out of state must appear on the first day of the October term or the bill’s allegations will be confessed and a decree entered. Dated Quincy August 25 1915. Clerk Erde W Beatty. Deputy T R Petri. Solicitor Roy D Johnson for the complainant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Adams
Ilinois
Meyer
Maude Meyer
Chancery
Quincy
Erde W. Beatty
T. R. Petri
Roy D. Johnson
State OF Illinois
Iinois
Sarah B. Huggard
Winford T. ‘Huggard
Court House
Erde
Public notice of Charles B. Reynolds estate claims
Public notice is given to all persons with claims against the estate of Charles B. Reynolds deceased to present them for adjudication at a regular term of the Adams County County Court held at the Court House in Quincy on the first Monday of November 1915. All indebted to the estate should make immediate payment to the undersigned Henry C. Sprick Executor Govert and Lancaster Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinois
Adams County
Charles’ B. Reynolds
Quincy
Henry C. Sprick
Govert & Lancaster
New Life Vibrator Demonstrations and Consultation Ad
An advertisement for the New Life Vibrator promises cures for ailments with free demonstrations and consultations. Charles Peters offers office treatments at reasonable rates in room 81014 Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Peters
Hampshire
Adams Circuit Court notice in Illinois Chancery
In Adams County Illinois an amended and supplemental bill in chancery has been filed in the Circuit Court. A summons issues against defendants Daniel W Crippen Henry N Crippen and others requiring appearance on the first day of the September term 1915 at Quincy Court House. Unless they answer, the bill will be confessed and a decree entered as prayed. Dated August 19 1915. Erdew W Beatty Clerk F W Munroe solicitor for complainant.
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Daniel. W. Crippen
Henry N. Crippen
Viola
A. Bates
Harry Bruns
Carl ‘Bruns
Joseph Bates
B.L. Hunsaker
Charles “A. ‘Terry
Wilkes B. Gilmer
John ‘. Gilmer
Elenor Douglas Peterson
John T. Gilmer
Daniel W. Crippen
Illinois
Quincy
Circuit Court
Erde W. Beatty
Ff. W. Munroe
Notice to creditors of William Peuster estate Illinois Adams
Public notice informs all persons with claims against the estate of William Peuster deceased to present them for adjudication and settlement at the Adams County Court House in Quincy on the first Monday of October 1015. Debtors are urged to pay promptly to the executrix Catharine Peuster, with Govert & Lancaster as attorneys.
Charges Discrimination Against St. Louis Railroads
The Business Men's League of St. Louis charged Illinois railroads with discrimination in favor of Chicago in passenger and freight rates at an Interstate Commerce Commission hearing in St. Louis on Sept. 15.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
Illinois
Business Men's League of
McFarland Beats Gibbons in Exhibition at Brighton Beach
Chicago lightweight turned welterweight McFarland stalled and slapped his way through ten rounds with Mike Gibbons at the Brighton Beach Motordrome. He earned 17500 for the 10 rounds, the highest price ever paid for such a bout. The exhibition featured McFarland avoiding real fighting and landing few meaningful blows. Gibbons attempted solid punches but seldom connected cleanly, especially on McFarland’s chin, and the finish echoed calls for a harsher ruling in past eras.
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Packey
McFarland
Chicago
Mike Gibbons
Brighton Beach
Gibbons
Suburban News notes from Agnes and nearby towns
Agnes and her grandmother travel to Petersburg for a funeral while Rev Meyers returns to Fort Wayne after Illinois Conference. Many residents visit relatives in Pueblo and South Dakota, with plans for church tents, bake sale, and extended religious meetings.
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Agnes
Schland
Jurgens
Petersburg
J. W. Lewis
Rev. Meyers
Local Notes And Visits In This Vicinity
Mrs Marvin Johnston of Iowa visits the area as Jewell Vandolah shows slight improvement from illness. Mrs M E McMillen remains on sick list. Mr and Mrs Alexon move into their purchased residence from William Killer. David Browning Forse Tipple and Harry Spear travel to Fall Creek Illinois to work in apple orchards. Elmer Roberts of Deer Ridge spends Sunday with Earl Browning and wife. Floral hall meetings draw good crowds and interest grows. A basket dinner is planned at the same venue. Floyd Simpson’s house progress on the lot he bought from William Kil len in the town’s northeast. Mr Yeager trades for Roy Gosnell’s store room to use as printing office. Mrs Travers visits Quincy briefly. Mrs H L Yeager of Novinger visits relatives here. Jim Inman and family move into Triplett property vacated by Robert Miller.
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Alexon
William Killer
David Browning
Forse- Tipple
Harry Spear
Fall Creek
Elmer Roberts
Deer Ridge
Earl
Browning
Floral Hall
Floyd Simpson
William Killen
Yeager
Roy Gosnell
Travers
Quincy
H. L.yeager
Novinger
Jim Inman
Robert Miller
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Cold Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as a cure for colds and hacking coughs. It promotes pine forest imagery, claims to strengthen throat lining against germs, and urges every family to keep a bottle on hand priced at 25c.
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Dr. Bell
Basco field meet postponed due to rain
Basco Illinois district activity notes show the Basco field meet slated for September 24 and 25 was postponed because of rain. The band remained through Saturday evening but racing could not take place. Local social updates include Ada Ancelot moving, Clara Bricker visiting Emily Garard, and Phelps family relatives visiting Kahoka, Missouri connections.
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Basco
Quincy
Mr. Phelps
James ‘Harrison
William “Creer
Kahoka
Afr
Creer
August Manussier
Jacob
Boos
Family of Heavyweights Sets Weight Record in Dayton
The Howard family of Dayton claims a national aggregate weight record totaling 1 200 pounds. Eugene Howard, his wife, three daughters, and a son balance heavy individual weights averaging 280 for him, 210 for her, with children aged 12, 13, and 44, including twins. The family plans outings in a well loaded automobile.
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Dayton
Eugene Howard
Howard
Howards
The
Pacific Highway Association Holds Sixth Annual Convention
Delegates from about six states gathered in San Francisco for the sixth annual Pacific Highway Association convention. The sessions run in conjunction with the Pan American Road Congress and include the American Roadbuilders Association American Highway Association and the Tri State Good Roads Association.
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San
Francisco
Pacific Highway Association
Pan-American ‘Road Congress
American Roadbuilders’ Association
American Highway Association
Tr- State Good Roads’ Association
Ohio Oil Co raises crude prices by five cents
Findlay Ohio Sept 15 The Ohio Oil company announced a five cent price increase for six grades of crude oil. Current quotations list North Lima 1.08 South Lima 1.05 Illinois 1.09 Princeton 1.09 Wooster 1.25 Indiana 0.93 per barrel.
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Findlay
Ohio Oil Company
North Lima
South Lima
SLOS
Illinois
Princeton
Wooster
Indiana
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Anne
W. J
Etchett
First National Nurseries
Rochester
N.Y
N. Yy
T. Petchart
Newcomb Hotel
M. A
Maine St
Franklin
Institute
G. Rochester
U-45 Care Whig
U-48
Care Whig
Royal Cloak Co
Keokuk
Town
Jonathan
Terry. Produce. & Seed.Co
Hampshire St
Telephone Geo. Kohl Granitoid Company
Gehring
Maine
J.D. McMillen
South Fourth Street
John. R. Belt
Neropatty Telephone
Land Co
Golden Banks
Wm. Cassen
Golden
East End
Quincy Whig
Washington’ Park
U-38
Whig
W. PF. McCready
North Sixth Ave
B. G. Vasen
Maine Streat
Seventh Street
Hampshire Street
A. J. Brockschmidt
Oak St
Gaou
Dugey
Cail
Ith
Koenig’ & ‘Luhrs
Richardson
Locust, St
Grimes — Golden
H Baton
H. Cy
Sterling
Busis ‘Ness
U-46
Underwood
N. 6Th Ave
McCready
Missouri
Munger
Kansas City
W. F. McCready
Chancery Notice
H. P
U-50
Great Western. Sales Co
South Fourth
U-49
Ruff ‘Brewing Co
Toutouunnto Brewers & Bottlers
Ative OF
Clinoir
Zada Terry
William. Peuster
Catharine
Peuster, Executrix
Attormeys
Packey McFarland
Billy Joh
Miké Gibbons
Suburban News
Ill
Scott. Taylor
Pueblo
Colo
Ray Beckett
South Dakota
Chris Deters
Springfield
W.hitmeyer
W. P. Sharoya
C. O.’ Cain
Camp Point
R. G. McHatton
Watt McHatton
Pearl Rue
Farber
By Budsee
ReNe, Like
Knox City, MO
Marvin Johnston
Iowa
Jewell Vandolah
M. E. McMillen
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