Keokuk Campaigns With Quincy Idea
Keokuk plans a wide industrial drive built on Judge C F Perry's idea to lure eastern manufacturers to establish in the power zone from Burlington to Quincy with Keokuk as a focal point. C W Kellogg of the Mississippi River Power Company details a map driven approach and credits Perry for the inspiration.
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Keokuk
C. F. Perry
Quincy
C. W. Kellogg
Mississippi River Power Company
Judge Perry
Chamber of Commerce
Kellogg
Burlington
Quincy Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Perry
United States
Texas Wonder cure ad promises broad kidney relief
The Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder troubles in men and women, dissolve gravel, aid diabetes, and regulate children's bladder issues. A single bottle lasts about two months and is often curative. testimonials available. Dr E W Hall 2926 Olive Street, St Paul, Mo. Sold by druggists or by mail for $1.00.
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Texas
E. W. Hall
Olive Street
St Pauls
Fred Witte Dies of Senility in Quincy Home
Fred Witte 225 South Fourth Street died at 8:50 am Tuesday at his home from senility after six weeks illness. Born in Lippe Detmold Germany on April 4, 1842, he was 74. He lived in Quincy 23 years. survived by six children, four daughters and two sons, plus a sister and five grandchildren. Funeral notice later.
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Fred Witte
South Fourth Street
Mr. Witte
Lippe Detmold
Germany
Quincy
Christ Evangelical Church
William and
August
C. E. Sullivan
Galesburg, NL
C. E. Farrell
Augusta
Minnie
Sager
Palmyra
Infant son of Mr and Mrs George Windoffer dies
George B Windoffer infant son of Mr and Mrs George Windoffer 30 South Sixth street died at 12 30 Tuesday afternoon at home death caused by cholera infantum after five days illness born Quincy November 1 1915 would have been one year old next birthday leaves parents one brother grandparents and one grandmother funeral notice later.
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George B. Windoffer
George B
George Windoffer
South Sixth Street
Quincy
Funeral for Mrs. Catherina Becker Thursday
Funeral services for the late Mrs. Catherina Becker will be from the D. A. Wheeler undertaking parlors at 1103 Maine Street at 2 30 PM Thursday. Burial will be in Green Mount Cemetery. Friends are invited to attend.
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Catherina Becker
D. A. Wheeler Undertaking
Maine Street
Greenmount Cemetery
Funeral for Frederick Treiber in Old People’s Home chapel
The funeral for Frederick Treiber will be held at 10 o'clock this morning in the chapel of the Old People’s Home at 418 Washington Street. Rev A H F Hertzler of the First German Methodist church will officiate. Burial will follow in the home cemetery.
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Frederick Treiber
The
Old People’s Nome
Washington Street
A. H. FP. Hertzler
First Corman Methodist Church
Home Cemetery
Funeral for Henry Fleer in Greenmount Cemetery
Henry Fleer funeral held at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at his sister Mrs John Hroener 1119 Adams Street and 2:30 at St Paul Evangelical Church conducted by Rev A W Fruechte. Six nephews served as pallbearers. Burial followed at Greenmount Cemetery.
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Henry Fleer
John Hroener
Adams Street
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
A. W. Fruechte
Greenmount Cemetery
Dr W W Lauder Returns To St Marys Academy
The faculty has engaged Dr W W Lauder to continue his course of study with music classes and private instruction. Conservatory work will be monthly under his supervision on the last Wednesday, with literature, music, and art sessions on Thursday to Saturday. Lectures are scheduled at 10 15 AM and 2 30 PM, starting Sept 28 29 30. The General Aesthetic Circle is urged to renew members and invite guests.
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St. Mary’s Academy
W. W. Lauder
Dr. Lauder
New Sidewalk Under Construction Around Labor Temple
Under Menke Stone and Lime supervision the new concrete sidewalk around Labor temple at Ninth and State is being built.
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Menke Stone and Lime Company
Labor Temple
Ninth and State
Palmyra Democrats form Wilson club
In Palmyra a large gathering at the courthouse organized a Wilson and Gardner club. Officers named include Dr. J. D. Clark president and Donald Losey secretary. Campaign plans feature out of town speakers, with Gov. Ball and other notable orators expected. Over 260 members enrolled. next meeting set for Sept. 25. Women invited to attend.
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Palmyra
Court House
Wilson and Gardner Club
J. D. Clark
Donald Losey
F. W. Smith
Lee Gibson
Harry Burgdorf
R. E. Haycrafit
J. S. Waterman
A. J. Thames
Circuit Court Room
State Committee
Thomas Marshall
U. S
James Reed
Wm. J. Stone
Champ Clark
Dave Ball
Clay Heather
Wilson-Gardner Club
David A. Ball
Pike County
Missouri
Romine
Macon
Soldiers and Sailors Home Family Reunion Recaps Midwest Visits
A Sunday gathering at the Soldiers and Sailors Home hosted Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Camp of Locust Street in honor of Camp seniors cottage 20. Attendees included family members from Fairfield Illinois and Edgerton Ohio, with several planning winter visits and health hopes for Mr. Camp. Cottage 22 guests plan brief Carthage trip. staff changes and hospital updates noted.
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F. M. Camp
Locust Street
Fairfield
J. G. Majer
Edgerton
Ohio
Winona Capria
Brownsville
Texas
Guy Brown
Ivy Brown
Ill
J. L. Diggs
Brazell
John Ferguson
Camp
Cottage 20
Mr. Camp
J. A. Parker
Cairo
Ben Rowland
General Kitchen
St. Mary’s Hospital
Maple Street
John W. Fife
Tage
James Wagoner
Northup
Mrs
John Rettig
Ohio Street
Bulb thief arrested in city wide thefts
W R Black, 37, of Galesburg, was arrested Tuesday on a charge of pilfering after bulbs were reported missing from the Masonic temple Moose hall First Baptist church and John C Jasper home. He admitted thefts then denied them claiming intoxication. Police identified him as a suspect seen at multiple burglary sites and at the Lane saloon trying to sell bulbs.
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W. R. Black
Galesburg
Masonic Temple
Moose Hall
First Baptist Church
Fourth
Jersey Streets
John C. Jasper
Maine Street
Black
Lane
Fifth
Maine Streets
Frank Berning
Berning
Kipping Buys Home at 1202 North Eleventh Street
Leo L. Kipping of 822 Cherry street has purchased Mrs. Freiburgs residence at 1202 North Eleventh street and will move his family to the new home immediately.
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Leo L. Kipping
Cherry Street
Freiburg
North Eleventh Street
Hancock Fair Opens At Carthage With Music And Mules
Carthage September 20 Hancock county fair opened in favorable weather and large crowd. Officials included Col Fred Johnson as starter and timers A C Denton O Odell Richard Law. The Carthage band performed afternoon program led by A M Thompson. Mule race thrilled spectators with seven entries. winner owned by Thomas Milby Augusta ridden by Sia McGinnis time 8 05 4. Mixed country race heats listed with Deer Decran's Last Lucille Ateen Early May Benzona Boy Woody Constantin. first heat time 1 05 1 2 second heat 1 12 third heat 1 15. purse 60.
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Carthage
Hancock County Fair
Fred Johnson
E. M. Robbins
H. R. Baker
Chas
Weghenkle
A.C. Denton
O. O'Dell
Richard Law
Jewell
Normandy
Planquette
Bennett
Gavotte
Little Marie
C. W. Bennett
Merch
Sota
Waltz—Flowers
Wildwood
Skaggs
Galop
Huff
A.M. Thompson
R., W. Moore
Thomas Milby
Augusta
Sia McGinnis
Deer
R. D. Denton
Decran
O. L. O'Dell
Lucille Ateen
Melvin Woods
S. W. Vetter
Benzona Boy
Frank Ogilvie
Woody Constantin
John Koontz
the Deer
Condition Critical Major Warner Ill At Home In Missouri
Kansas City report states former United States senator William Warner is seriously ill at his home due to arteriosclerosis as physicians warn of a worsening condition.
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Kansas City
William Warner
United States
Missouri
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Quincy Idea
Cc. W. Kellogg
Consult
S. 3Rd St
H. S. Wells
Salko
Reed
RSET
Central Union Telephone Company
J. W. Mwalligan
Main
Bay Street Railway
Wilson Club
T. B. Morris
Gretchen Morris
Morris Scott
Harold J. Baker
Hannibal
New London
Frankfort
Louisiana
Planters Hotel
Bowling Green
Richard Campbell
Vandalia
Hancock
Duker
Paris
Rose Hade
the Empire Orchestra
Weduker CO
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