Veterans of Union Army to Hold 49th Grant Camp
Thousands of Union veterans to gather in Washington for the forty-ninth annual Grant Army encampment. President Wilson will review the line at the White House with a parade from Peace Monument along Pennsylvania Avenue. Notables include Gen. James H. Wilson and Gen. Lewis A. Grant, with events at Arlington Cemetery and a Capitol reception by the Women's Relief Corps.
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Washington
Grant Army of the Republic
Capitol
White House
Johnson
Wilson
Grant
Sherman
Pennsylvania Avenue
Cain
RISO
Grand. Army
Nelson A. Miles
Marshall
David J. Palmer
James ‘H. Wilson
Wilmington
Deb
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Granville. M. Dedze
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Cenlu
Adalbert Ames
Mississippi
D. McGregg
Pennsylvania
Lewis .A.grant
Minn
J. Warren Keifer
Ohio
John. J. Wilder
Knoxville
Tenn
Peace Monument
Capitol Grounds
United States
Supreme Court
Congress
Marine, Corps
Gen. Mills
Army
Navy
Assis
Col
Holsey
Special ‘Guard
Palmer
Grant Post
Brooklyn
N Y
Department of Illinois
Arlington National Cemetery
National
Women's Relief Corps
Lincoln’ Memorial
Ptomaec Park
Isarah ‘E. Fulton
Women’s Relief Corps
Signal Corps
George
The
United ‘de Associa
Georgetown
Mt. Taber Methodist Church
Fort Stevens
Fort de Russy
National Soldiers
Fort Richardson
Garrison
Daniels
Fort Myer
Washington Monument
Potomac
Gettysburg
Fierce Battles II Argonnes Forest
Berlin reports from September 24 describe the Ar gonnes Forest fighting from June 20 to July 14 as among the war’s fiercest. Hand to hand combat marked the main June 30 assault with German troops advancing with rifles slung, grenades in hand, shields on the left arm, and respirators against poison fumes as the Crown Prince’s army pressed toward Verdun.
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Berlin
Argonnes Forest
Verdun
Wild West Show and Jess Willard to Parade in Quincy
The Miller Bros Arlington 101 Ranch Wild West show with Jess Willard, world heavyweight champ, arrives in Quincy today. Two Monday performances at 2:15 and 8:15 follow Sunday morning scenes at the show grounds, with a downtown parade Monday morning and advance ticket sales at Rexall stores.
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Show Grounds
Miller Bros
Arlington
Jess Willard
Burlington
Baldwin, Park
Livelies
Ranea
Quincy
America
Eas Dence
West Grounds
Army of Wild
West
Willard
Jess
Tack Johnson
Havana
The
Betwen
Brown and Mays Drug Co
Rexall
Salem church services and mission day events
Services will be held tonight at Salem church. Rev Leemhuis will go to Fowler this afternoon where he will hold convening services and preach at St Pauls congregation today being mission day there.
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Salem Church
Leemhuis
Fowler
St. Paul's
First 1916 Shinment Receives Exclusive Agents
Exclusive agents report receipt of the first Shinment for 1916. Details on quantities and distribution are being prepared for public release. The announcement notes limited stock and seeks retailers to place orders promptly.
Vermillion Club to Stage Weekly Dances at Turner Hall
The Vermillion Club, a young south side group, leases Turner Hall for winter dances every Saturday night with Rischer’s Orchestra. They previously hosted at South Park and plan to move to Turner Trail this season. A new flag for Gem City Business College was raised yesterday, claimed as the only local building with a daily national flag. The Naval Reserves’ cannon, left at the Bijou after Memorial Day, was moved yesterday to the new armory ahead of its completion.
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Vermillion Club
South Side
Turner Hall
Save
South Park Varden
Turner Trail
Rischer
City Business ‘College
Naval Reserves
Ordnance charge and multiple city court actions
Adolph Spilker arraigned for violating the smoke ordinance near Sixth and Jefferson. Miss Lena Zurheide filed the complaint. Hearing continued to October 5. Nearby, Fred Carrier’s wife was fined five dollars for peace disturbance amid a drunken dispute at the Front Street fish market. William Pollard fined for assault after a complaint by Elmer Roberts. Bert Arnold bound over to grand jury on robbery charge, with brother Clarence Arnold also sought.
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Adolph Spilker
Sixth
Jefferson Streets
Esterday
Lena Zurheide
Ate Eee
Fred Carrier
Grace Snyder
Carrier’s
Front Street
William
Pollard
Elmer Roberts
Bert Arnold
Frederick Hayes
Washington Park
Clarence Arnold
Deeds Outnumber Mortgages In Week’s Real Estate
A week ending last night showed 49 papers filed with County Recorder James Buffingham, with deeds totaling 223 and mortgages 22. The cash involved reached $74,913.09, below the prior week’s near $87,000. The month’s end will likely reveal a more active September. Numerous deeds are listed for Kingston Quincy Prairie and other townships, with sums ranging from $250 to $29,000 and buyers including J Frenk Dora Lohmann and Olive Knapp among others.
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James Buffingham
Com
J. Frenk
Dora
Lohmann
Charlotte
John Lueder
Otis Ank
Mary E. Orr
Olive . Knapp
Paylin E
Silvia H.smiley
Joe A. McKenzie
Payson
James W. Stevens
Joseph
A. Simpson
Prairie
Daisy
Jasper Frank
John’ Foster
Kingston
Harvey
Fanny Enlow
John . Proctor
Newtown
Charles C
LaVica Hoyt
A. G
Dora E. ‘Slater
W. J. Buss
Golden
Frank
Frientje Weerts
John E. Bruns
John E
Lena Bruns
Elune E. Weerts
Helena Kuhlmannn
George
H. Kuhlmann
Wood
Alexander
Quincy
Francis
Laura FE. Brunnagini
John’ Musolino
Salvador Bonansinga
Williams
Christian S
Annie M.tuffid
Rosetta Ellie
Pease's
William and
Julia” ‘Hermans
Christiana
J. J. Gould
Herman Hermans
Alstyne’s
William M
Beulah Kells
Clarence A
Laura M. Cook
Thomas Hammack
Walton Heights
Sarah J
David A. Davis
Harriet E. Logue
Joel
Devi Inia
C. Griffin
Ella F. Davis
Thomas
Mary P. Beer
James W
Ray H. Beer
Bertha
E. Kinchloe
Loraine
Dr King’s New Discovery for colds and chest ailments
A vintage ad promotes Dr King’s New Discovery to end persistent colds. It warns neglect can lead to bronchial and lung problems and says the remedy has merit tested by all ages. Available in 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles.
Oklahoma State Fair Opens With Record Exhibits
Oklahoma City formal opening reports the state fair as the largest and most notable display yet, with live stock setting new records. Departments on manufactures agricultural products women’s work fruits poultry and machinery are well filled and attractive. Conventions and special events are expected to draw thousands of visitors over the coming week.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
Neal's Three Day Treatment Promises Fast Recovery
Promotes a private Peoria clinic method claimed to fix alcohol and drug problems in three to fourteen days using herbal medicines. Advertises private rooms, hotel quality service, and no risk trial at 915 North Madison Avenue, Peoria Illinois, urging personal call or mail inquiry.
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Neal Way
Peoria
North
Madison Avenue
Ill
Bennington Veiled Wedding at Shadow Brook Farm
Miss Virginia Van Santvoord, daughter of Mr and Mrs Sey mour Van Santvoord, wed Raymond Brower of New York at Shadow Brook farm the bride’s summer home. The bride’s father chairs the upstate public service commission. the groom is a New York magazine editor.
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Bennington
Virginia van Santvoord
Seymour
van Santvoord
Raymond Browcr
Bowen
New York
Shadow Brook Farm
Public. Service, Commission
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Standard Cycle Supply Company
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Bertha E. Kinchloe
Flora E
Elmér Dasch
T. Chester Poling
Quincy Theatre
Oklahoma State Fair
Indian Congress
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Brown & Mays
Rexal
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Hampshire Streets
Neal Sanatarium
Main
Bowen-Van Santvoord
Elks Gay Corner
Stone
Bemford
Elks
Virginia
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