Vegetables and fruits received this week at market
Nice fruits and vegetables available this week due to revived cool weather. Potatoes hold price. tomatoes slightly下 quality off from last week. Fresh prunes may rise. California crop small. New fruits include pineapples, Cusaban melons, and Japanese persimmons with varied prices. Apples, pears, peaches, melons, citrus, and dried fruits listed. several items already at seasonal rates. Also note Hannibal lodge fishfry on Turtle Island Sunday Sept 24, call secretary Stipp before 6 pm Friday for details.
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California
Hannibal Lodge
Turtle Island
Deaths and Funerals Frederick Witte
Funeral services for Frederick Witte will be conducted at 2 30 this afternoon in the home at 225 South Fourth street. Burial will be in Greenmount Cemetery.
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Frederick Witte
South Fourth Street
Greenmount Cemetery
Funeral for infant son in St Marys church
The funeral of George B infant son of Mr and Mrs George Windoffer was held at 2 30 PM Thursday in St Marys Catholic church conducted by Rev Father Klaes Burial followed at St Boniface cemetery.
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George B
George Windoffer
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Father Klaes
St. Boniface Cemetery
Funeral services for William Base in St Marys hospital
William Base died at St Marys hospital. Funeral services were held at Mumper's undertaking parlors at 2 pm with flowers omitted. Burial followed at Greenmount cemetery. Attending relatives included Mrs. Fred Frank Becker of St Louis and Mrs. J D Blauser of Payson.
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William Base
St. Mary’s Hospital
Mumper
Prominent Missouri stockman dies of stroke in Shelbina
Timed to Shelbina Missouri on a Wednesday evening Titram Greenwell of Lakenan a leading stockman and owner of the Westview Saddle Stock Park died at about 6 oclock after a stroke. He was 56 and survived by his widow and one son. Greenwell owned Eastern Cloud and bred Star McDonald and Fos McDonald and helped the Shelby County Fair association secure saddle rigs and night horse shows two years ago. He formerly served as vice president of the National Saddle Horse Association and the Bank of Lakenen.
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Shielbina
Titram Greenwell
Lakenan
United States
Shelbina
Sie
Shelbina Bussiness House
Eastern Cloud
Star McDonald
Fos McDonald
Bank of Lakenen
Frank Knobber Summoned for Failure to Support Parents
States Attorney Ired Wolfe cites Frank Knobber for neglect after he did not pay 50 cents weekly for his parents' support as ordered. He is required to appear in county court Saturday to show cause why he did not comply with the ruling. Marriage licenses listed include Richard Reed and Margaret May Kramer.
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Frank Knobber
Ired Wolfe
Knobber
Fall Showing at Reib Store Teems With New Fashions
The Reib store hosts a three day fall opening featuring new fall and winter fashions. Suits display longer fuller coats with fur collars in green, seal brown, and burgundy. Velvet and metallic fabrics appear in evening dresses with longer skirts expected to reach ankle length by winter.
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Reib
Middle West
Soldiers and Sailors Home obituary page notes
Richard A. Shipley died at the Soldiers and Sailors Home at 11:52 Saturday morning from cancer. He was 76, born in Illinois, Civil War veteran with Co B 130th Illinois Infantry, a carpenter and widower. He leaves one son, W. Shipley of Des Moines. Various home residents and visits, cottage assignments, illnesses, a 451st birthday remarriage mention, and events including a G A R fish fry are noted along with physician visits and a drug ad for Sloan's Liniment.
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Richard A. Shipley
Chicago
Moline
Kradney
Cottage 22
Williams
Cottage 20
Hlouser
Cottage
Springfield
Shearer
Thompson
George Ellis
C. B. DeJean
Quilce
Elizabeth
Sergeant Wall
Chaddock School
Dakota
Johnson
Palmyra Defends $10,000 Death Suit
J T White filed suit for ten thousand dollars against the City of Palmyra for damages over the death of his son Milton. City attorneys Hays Heather and Henwood joined to aid City Attorney W A Diemer. Case is docketed for the October term of the circuit court. Nearby social notes mention visits, political events, and local travel from Palmyra residents.
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Palmyra
Milton
J. T. White
W. P. Johnson
B. F. Glahn
Hays
Heather
Henwood
W. A. Diemer
Will Potter
Fabius Township
Henry Terrell
Philadelphia
J. M. Susey
W. H. Scott
William Howell
Major Gash
C. E. Leggett
J. M. Moss
Sheriff Johnson
Hannibal
Senator Reed
Clark
Harry Shumate
John Happel
Leona Menge
William Bross
Guthrie
Oklahoma
Hugo Meilbohm
New Orleans
F. E. Jacobi
St. Louis
B. A. van Dyke
Long Beach
California
L. D. Cort
Marion County
Champ Clark
Robinson
Palmiyra
Hannibal and Carrolltown Guests headline roundup
William E Bedell and Viola Jones of Hannibal were guests with Gray and Delia Noble, Hannibal. Rebecca Staton of Carrolltown visiting her brother IF Staton and family. Dr and Mrs C P Glahn hosted Mrs B F Holman of Hurdland, mother of Mrs Glahn. H F Drescher and wife were visitors in Palmyra on Wednesday.
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William E. Bedell
Viola. Jones
Hannibal
Was
Gray
Delia Noble
Hannia Joseph H. Marchall
Hazel Howdeshell
Rebecca Staton
Carrolltown
IF. T. Staton
C. P. Glahn
B. F. Holman
Hurdland
Glahn
H. F. Drescher
Palmyra
Woman's Forum Open Meeting In Quincy
The Women’s Forum will meet this afternoon at 3 in the Chamber of Commerce building. Judge McCarl George Gabriel and J E Linihan will speak on the good roads issue and women of Quincy are urged to attend and ask questions afterward.
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Women's Forum
Chamber of Commerce
Quincy
Judge McCarl
George Gabriel
J. E. Linihan
Good Roads
Labor union meetings scheduled next week at temple
Beginning with the fourth Monday in the month, union gatherings will be held at Labor Temple Ninth and State. Monday features Carpenters No. 1966, Electrical Workers and Barbers. Tuesday includes Sheet Metal Workers and Retail Clerks. Wednesday hosts Building Trades Council and Bartenders. Thursday covers Pattern Makers, Leather Workers, Carpenter Union, and Metal Polishers.
Lyceum Association Meeting Tonight at Y M C A
The Quincy Young People's Lyceum association meets this evening at 7 45 in the Y M C A. Tickets for the winter lyceum course will be distributed to related societies and sold thereafter.
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Quincy Young People's Lyceum Association
Lyceum
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Goa
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T. W. Bingaman
Luther Memorial Church
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Frank Smith
B. Tf. Howard
Stratton
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J. W. Dow
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Milan
Margaret May Kramer
Frankford
Sloan
Gem City Cash Grocery
Hampshire
Gem City Cash
Rumford
City
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J. M. Losey
H. Clayfeathers
T. K. Gash
William Johnson
Lawrence Leggett
Jne Moss
Morris Scott
W. B. Marell
Misses Gillespie
South River Vicinity
Vernon Morthland
North Yakima
Ted Foster
Arthur J. Choinard
Neva Catherine Congton
James M. Culp
Goldie Webb
Cleve Sullivan
Anna Simmons
Walton Howell
Dana D. McAdams
Marc Huntley
Mabel Ever
Barry
George E. Yeager
Anna Northcutt
E. H. Perkins
Josephine Branlett
Sheldon
de Anjou
Buerre
Woman's Forum
Labor Temple
Lyceum Association
Quincy’s
Fashion Center
Quincy's Fashion Center
Iva Hurst
Cossard Co
Gossard
Torino
Kayser
Axminster
Pault de Soie Faille
Gros de
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America
Autumn
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