Tabernacle Ready for Union Revival in Carthage
Carthage September 22 The large tabernacle nears completion for a big union meeting starting Sunday and running through October Unique features include paper balloons for advertising Most speakers are independent earners who receive no salary and cover expenses The tabernacle sits one block south of the public square Also includes community notes on local residents and visits by Mrs O C McCartney Miss Helen Laffey and others with various travel plans and events in the area
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Carthage
Big Tabernacle
Tabernacle
Carthage News
O. C. McCartney
Hamilton
William Stown
Helen Laffey
West Point
Kate Hession
Charles Thompson
Frank Kreig
Hher
Kansas City
Madison
A. L. Cole
Brookfield
J. B. Crawford
California
A. W. O'Harra
William Singleton
Illinois Bankers’ Association
Quincy
W. C. Rowland
J.clark
Bowen
W. C. Sharp
Lewis Scott
H. F. Bruner
Galesburg
Aledo
Seaton
Little York
Burlington
C. A. James
Dayighir
Dorothy
James
Stelen Sammisa
Mabel Johansen
Reverend George A. Buttrick to speak at Congregational Church
Rev. George A. Buttrick will address the Congregational Church at 11 a m tomorrow. The church is located at the corner of 12th Street and Maine Avenue.
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George A. Buttrick
Congregational Church
12Th
Maine
Public Notice of Orator and Local Drafted Soldier
In Madison Wisconsin Richard Yates will be the day’s orator. Jim Davidson of Oklahoma City, son of Postmaster J C Davidson, has been drafted and will head Tuesday for Camp Houston Texas.
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Madison
Wis
Public de Banco
Hamilton
Richard Yates
Jim Davidson
Oklahoma City
J. C. Davidson
Camp Houston
Texas
Soldiers and Sailors Home notes I1c illness and travels
Rev and Mrs Beadles joined the Bankers excursion to Keokuk despite rain. Residents with various ailments or visits include Mrs Boggess, Mr and Mrs Donahue, John Uhl resuming medicine distribution at the hospital, and Aunt Sarah Wurtz back on the sick list. Mrs Keegan and Aunt Sarah ill. gatherings at cottage hall. Mrs Brady's long trip visiting relatives from Chicago to Boston. several family emergencies and illnesses reported across cottages 1 7 20 21 22.
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Keegan
Ball
E. A. Brady
Charles Brady
Chicago
Vanteith
Quincy
Masian
Bair
Captain Walker
McCormick
Cisna Park
Colonel Anderson
Miss Ryan
Schooley
Gibbons
Jacksonville
Nellie Beasley
Resists Draft and Brothers as Foes in Rockford
Hans Steiner, 28, drafted for Rockford duty, refused to report, declaring he is Austrian with three brothers in the Austrian army and will not fight his brothers. He was restrained by federal agents after attempting to depart for the railway station.
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Chicago
Hans Steiner
Rockford
Adams County Board Reports on Road Repairs and Budgets
The 1917 Adams County Board of Supervisors records detail a special committee report on a road and bridge project between Locust Street and a creek, including bids by Frank Rees and pricing for macadam, plus follow up on additional improvements within the same appropriation. Also covered are oiling roads from Camp Point to Clayton, claims for bridges and various committees, and the annual meeting minutes with resolutions supporting soldiers and police actions.
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Board of Supervisors
Riverside
Delas
Locust Street
Commissioners of Highways
Town of
County Superintendent of Highways
Lew
Frank Rees
Superintendent of Highways
Robt. McIntyre
J. N. Tibesar
J. & Walker
Cook
State Highway Commission
Taylor
Camp Parker
Quincy
France
Adams County
America
Finance Committee
Camp Point
Clayton
Thoreupon
Standard Oil Company
Ray Miller
Enoch Selters
Alex Thompson
Meyer, Peters & Hummert
Ellington
C. H. Marshall
C. A. Weaver & Son
Lima
Frank Short
Richfield
Frank Dempsey
Burton
North Bottom Prat
Sullivan Bros., Plumbing & Heating Co
Sullivan Bros
Plumbing & Heating Co
J. W. Jacobs
Emergency Bridge Committee
J. Grubb
J. Grubb, Emergency Bridge Committed .Eseesee Eee
J. B. Cook
Geo
H. Rice
Albert Grimmer
Richfield Bridge
F. Scarborough
McIntyre
Herman Henhoff
Ellington & Fifth St
Matt G. Dettle
Maxro-Ross Co
Jacob R. Wible
Fern Burrows
Steve Ferryman
Thos. Nolan
Thos
Nolan
C.ceceecnecece
P. Smith
Sanhos
Pasad
Barrett Co
Cameron-Joyce Co
Lehigh Portland Cement Cay
Peneanea
House of Correction
City of
Bener
Germann
Court House
Honorable
Poor Farm
Quincy Coal Company
Springfield
Franklin County
Paloma
Illinois
R. M. Wagner
State Highway Department
Rees
Adams
Warnee
H. F. Scarborough
Bader
Scarborough
Joliet
Sharp and
Arntzen
Clinton Creek
Concord
McIntyre and
Hentoff
McIntyre and Cunnane
Hannibal
Melrose
Grimmer, Zimmerman and Walker
Tarr Creek
North East
Rice and Paxton
Payson
Heitholt, Bader and Tibesar
McC
Ausmus
Gilmer
Cate and Tieken
Marshall Creek
Columbus
Thompson and Selters
Aithoff
Schauf
Coatsburg
Thompson and Tieken
Harrison Street
Bradford and
J. C. Gibbs
Stone Aims at German Vote in Missouri Senate Race
The New York Herald reports Senator William J. Stone of Missouri has long catered to German American voters to preserve support for re election. It analyzes his opposition to the president in war matters as politically motivated and hints he will repair political fences before 1921 by backing pro German measures to retain loyalty and polish his image as a campaign strategist.
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New York
The
New York Herald
United States
William J. Stone
Missouri
Herald
Stone
Senate
Senator Stone
Admits Receiving Money From Defense League
F E Rigall testified in the trial of Frank C Oxman charged with bribery to testify against Thomas J Mooney that he had received money at various times from a defense league in San Francisco The defense of Mooney and others in the bomb murder cases was financed largely by the International Workers Defense League payments routed through attorney Claude O Ellis Rigall did not disclose the total amount received
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San Francisco
Rigall
Claude O. Ellis
Grayville
Pete Harman Quits Ring For War After Draft
New Orleans report that Pete Harman world bantamweight champion refused a 6000 dollar offer for a 20 round bout with Frankie Burns of Jersey City. He declared he quit the ring until after the war and will report to national army training camp soon.
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New Orleans
Pete Herman
Frankie Burns
Jersey City
Herman
National Army
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Tabernacle Ready
Manhood
Draft & Brothers
Reserve District No
Quincy National Bank
U. S
U.S
Federal Reserve Bank
National Banks Exchange For Clearing House
Postal Savings
U. B
Ase
Peewee
County of
Adama
J. M. Winters
Ebay
H. Vandonbogom
Notary Publilo
W. T. Duker
DL Musseudman
Gerhard
G. Arends
Directora
W. J. Smith
Defense League
Pete Harman
Riverside Coal Co
LL. Frese
Prop
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