Blooded Live Stock and Furnishings For Sale In The Whig
Classified ad style notice listing blooded livestock for sale in The Whig Want Columns. Includes a $2,500 residence in Galesburg trading for unimproved land and contact details for J. H. Hanly at 237 N. 6th with phone 884. Also advertises Koetter Mattress Co direct factory sales and Oliver Typewriters at discount prices with local agent Ga. R. Cottrhall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galesburg
J. H. Hanly
Oliver
Ga. R. Cottrhll Oliver
Wells
6Th
Maine Bto
Proposals Sought for Equipment and Improvements at State Institutions
The Illinois Department of Public Works and Buildings invites sealed proposals for finishing marble work at Winds Normal University Women’s Dormitory, and for kitchen, laundry, piping, switchboard and wiring, transformers, and masonry work at Chicago State Hospital and Lincoln State School. Bids due September 24, 1917, noon, at the Capitol Building Springfield. Information at the Division of Architecture Construction and Inspection. L. D. Puterbaugh Director. Edgar Martin Supervising Architect. F. J. Postel Supervising Engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Illinois
Department of Public Works and
Springfield
Illinois
Division of Architecture
Capitol Building
Tilnots
Winds Normal University
Normal
Chicago State Hospital
Dunning
Lincoln State School and Colony
Lincoln
Department of Public Works and Buildings
Hndla
L. D. Puterbaugh
Edgar Martin
F. J. Postel
Coatsburg Notes Include Visits and Farewell Gatherings
Mrs. Clarence Allen visited Quincy Tuesday and Wednesday while J A Peterson of Galesburg transacted business. Mrs. Ella Russell returned to Peoria after a week with her sister, Mrs. H C Shanholtzer. Miss Lois Jones of Quincy spent the weekend with Miss Fannie Gray. Mr. and Mrs. John Steiner and baby visited her parents. Henry Barlow returned to Wisconsin after visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. Craig Utterback returned from Monroe City with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wood, the latter driving home. William S. Gray Jr of Chicago University will spend a few days with his parents before fall term. Miss Flosele Gray joined an excursion to Keokuk. Miss Lillian Davis leaves to enter Blessing hospital training Sept 16. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Chester Graham on Sept 16. About fifty friends and neighbors joined Mr. and Mrs. Craig Utterback for a farewell with refreshments. Mr. Utterback leaves for Fort Dodge and Des Moines. Mrs. Utterback remains in Madison, Mo. A feature describes California gold dredges at work. A dust-cart assists farmers by clearing cornstalks, with one man operating the cart.
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Clarence Allen
Quincy
J. A. Peterson
Galesburg
Ella Russell
Peoria
8. C. Shanholtzer
Lois Jones
Fannie Gray
John Steiner
Baby
Henry Barlow
Wisconsin
Craig Utterback
Monroe City
Ralph Wood
William S. Gray, Jr
Chicago University
Flosele Gray
Keokuk
Thursey
Lillian Davis
Blessing Hospital Training School
Chester Graham
Palmyra High Names Football Candidates and Schedule
Palmyra high school announces football candidates coached by Rev. J T Bloom from Palmyra, with lineup including Appel, Zoller, Wilson, Clark, Barkley, Moss, Warr, Keller, Schneider, Yarbrough, Rogers, Saffarans and others. Games booked include Perry, Kirksville, Shelbina, Canton, Brookfield, Hannibal, Canton again, Hannibal again and Perry on Thanksgiving. After season, basketball plans begin as coach Bloom and manager Neilson push for strong boys and girls teams.
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Palmyra
Palmyra High School
J. T. Bloom
Rev. Bloom
Christian University
Canton
Carl Appel
Bernard Zoller
James Wilson
Bryan Clark
Earl Barkley
Carrol Moss
Harold Warr
Bennie Keller
Albert Schneider
Ernest Yarbrough
Lloyd Rogers
Norman Martin
Roger Bourne
Brooks Saffarans
Earl Keller
George Happel
William Gray
Winchester Cook
Ver Kelley
H. Boyer
Kenneth Kelley
Clarence Mefford
James Seattles
John Clark
James Clark
Prof
L. F. Nelson
Perry
Kirksville
Shelbina
Brookfield
Hannibal
Bloom
Neilson
Resigning Baptist pastor Griswold to move to Shawnee
Rev. E. Griswold of La Grange filed his regular appointment and offered resignation as pastor to take effect late November. He and his family plan to settle in the southwest, likely Shawnee Oklahoma. He has served the church for years and earned community esteem for his earnest life and preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Griswold
la Grange
Baptist
Shawnee
Okla
Bro. Griswold
Blax Walters
Albert Walters
Beulah Hicks
Forest Zentz
Brashear
William Kelley
Morton Angus
Lee
Clarence Finney
Clarence
Asa Job
Doshia Swann
Joe Spees
Marie
Clem Swann
Center
Cole
The
Red Cross
Park
Round Grove to Hold Fall Round-Up
Palmyra September 22 Round Grove town meeting at Emerson drew 60 attendees pledging 375 toward premiums. The roundup is set for Saturday October 20 with judges H T Nielsen for corn grass and forage crop vegetables Mrs H T Nielsen for canned goods Scott Cunningham of Fablus township for poultry and George V Saffaranes for Jersey cattle.
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Palmyra
Round Grove
Emerson
Premiuma
H. T. Nitelaen
H. T. Nielsen
Scott Cunningham
Fablus Township
George V. Saffaranes
Jersey
Thomas Kirkpatrick Clayton III Goes to Agricultural Course
Clayton III leaves this week for Champaign to take an Agricultural course at the state university. Mrs. Olin Moore departed Thursday for a brief visit in St. Louis. The Baptist association held inlay ton on Tuesday and Wednesday was well attended with good programs and public benefit. Mr. and Mrs. B S Edwards returned from a short visit in Canton, Missouri. Experience never makes fools of wise men.
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Thomas Kirkpatrick
Champaign
The
State University
Olin Moore
St. Louis
Baptist Association
Inlayton
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Washington Park
Whig
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Ilinois
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Mater
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Oliver Typewriter
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Wells Building
Call Thomas H. Campbell
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Adams Co
Camp Point
Chas. BH
Bowers
Illinoia State Bank Bldg
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Koetter Mattress Co
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Board of Supervisors
Said
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Said County
Adams County Court House
Fred N. Bauer
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St. James Hotel
Kentucky
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J. H. Manly
Blackstone
Kamp's Hakery
Aine
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Auto Exchange
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H. D
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What Co. BF
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Bear
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Goodyear Shoe Repairing Hospital
Geo
Brusquet Phono
Bhoss
Hagenbaumer
Phone
A. A. Johnson
Maine Street
Ilinota
Majestic Bidg
HOT Springs
Rosen and
Subeck Hamp
Quality Bicycles Niehaus Bicycle Store
Maine ST. K. OF C. Building
C. F. Hubert
Fowler
H. T. Snyder
E. Best
Jolbers IN
Mine Striet
Quincy Savings & Loan Office
T.C. Poling & CO
T. C. Poling
Bamuel Woods
Legal Department
Poling, Jr. Cashier
Interhat
Blackston Bldg
Sixth
Vermont
Walter H. Bennett
Statd Bank
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Aramiy Bunk
Meginis
Bunkville
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Coatsburg, Ill
Craig Atterback
Utterback
Fort Dodge
Des Moines
Madison
California
Palmyra High
Tone Spees
Davenport
M. BE
F. J. Young
la Belle
Hopewell
John Steffen
Ira Spees
Harold Spees
Jesse Rogers
Monticello
Robert Chilton
Wills Swango
Will Mauck
Fred Spees
Gibson Moore
Pearl Steffen
Palmyra Fair
Victor Rudd
Leslia Arehart
Newark
Clayton, III
Joan FE. Wall
Illinois State Bank
Quincy, I
Gafetek
enkyEkie
Servion
Quincy Railway Company
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