Prizes Awarded at Hancock County Fair Carthage IL
A long prize list from Hancock County Fair details wins across horses cattle swine poultry and more. Winners include S F Huston J E Serbinger Alfred Mashon J H Berbinger Timberlake William Vance K L Vetter Hays Jenkins and many others across stallions mares geldings draft teams and beef dairy breeds with grand champions named for beef and dairy divisions.
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Carthage
Hancock County Fair Associations
S. F. Huston
Allan
J. E. Serbinger
Alfred Mashon
J. HF. Berbinger
Timberlake
MewWhorter
Berbinger
Stalien
J. 2
McWhorter
Aryade
William Vance
K. L. Vetter
Geldine
Ty. Vetter
J . Berbinger
Welding
EL Tl. Vetter
William Sullivan
MH. B. Stusher
Harry Hays
JL. Vetter
J. IE. McWhorter
J. J. Gerhinger
c@mibiter
F. Huston
Jack
Fred KE. Harnest
Loyd Newman
Ss. F. Truston
Elmer Crossland
Eo ML Robins
A.M. Woods
FB. Huston
L. Harnest
YY. G. Reid
T. Timberlake
Yeaur
Chas
Freger
Edward Jenkins
Mdwitra Jenkins
Tarness
S. EB
D. G. Reid
GU. Perkins
John Kuntz
M. B. Reed
P. W. Cutler
Ed Walton
Heifer
E. Walton
Aged Herd
Young Herd
EE. Walton
W. O. Kunkle
Solsteins
Theodore Geissler
Emily Crum
Mansfield Leading in Boston Democratic Governor Nomination
Early results from Tuesday state primaries show Frederick W. Mansfield leading former Adjutant Gen. Charles H. Cole by a sizable plurality for the Democratic nomination for governor. With about half the precincts in, Mansfield led by roughly 6,000 votes at 11:30 p.m.
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Boston
Frederick W. Mansfield
Charles H. Cole
Mansfield
Democratic convention adopts Corrupt Practices Act plank
Springfield September 27 the Democratic state convention reconvened after a long delay and adopted a platform plank advocating a Corrupt Practices Act to curb slush funds. The platform also supports woman suffrage eight hour day home rule for cities tax reform and other reforms.
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Ilinois
State
Col. Lowden
Chicago
State Board of Equalization
Tax Commission
Board of Agriculture
Gulf Deep Waterway
Local Fraternal Meetings Schedule Brief
Today's Meetings list several groups in Quincy with gatherings at various halls including Masonic temple Blackstone building and Labor temple. Organizations feature Quinic Consistory Mystic Workers of the World Order of Owls Knights of Phything and Eastern Star Arion Singing Society and Odd Fellows among others with their meeting venues.
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Quincy
Masons
Masonic Temple
Qquincy Lodge
Mystic Workers of the World
Blackstone
Quincy Nest
Order of Owls
Preux Chevalier Lodge
Knights of Phything
K. of Phall
Building Trades Council
Labor Temple
Hartenders' League
Laibor
Alpha
Order of Eastern Star
Arion Singing Society
Turner Hall
Adams Lodge
No. 356 of Odd Fellows
O. F. Hall
Birth Notice for Judd's Second Child Daughter
Bor to Mr and Mrs Roy Judd at 718 Kentucky Street a daughter born Sunday morning This is their second child.
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Bor
Roy Judd
Kentucky Street
Don't Neglect Your Cold Pine-Tar Honey Remedy
An old fashioned cold cure promotes Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as a nature remedy. It claims honey and glycerine soothe irritated membranes while antiseptic tar loosens phlegm and eases breathing. Suitable for children and adults, available at druggists for 25 cents.
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Dr. Bell
Lind's Mission to Oust Huerta
Myron T. Herrick earns praise as the best American diplomat and the speaker vows to place America's best in state department roles. Hughes arrives to cheering crowds, with his station speech drawing large crowds as he tours Port Clinton, Sandusky, and Elyria on the way from Toledo.
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Myron T. Herrick
Ohio
Adinistration
State Department
America
Hughes
Toledo
Port Clinton
Sandusky
Elyria
Quincy's Pulse May Close Meyer Postoffice
Due to no applicant for the Meyer Illinois postmaster position across the river from Canton Missouri, the Meyer postoffice likely will close with patrons receiving mail from Canton. Since Mrs Ida M Lloyd resigned no one has offered to take the office. War Correspondent Here.
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Meyer Postoffice
Meyer, Ill
Canton
Ida M. Lloyd
Birth Record Sought for Lucile Madeline Slee
City Clerk Schroer reports a request from Evanston HI for the birth record of Lucile Madeline Slee. The infant was placed in an Chicago orphanage and local records show she was sent from the city in 1894.
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Schroer
Evanston
Lucile Madeline Slee
Chicago
Colored men arrested on rape by consent warrants
Sheriff Coens and Deputy Lipps arrested Sertouns Charge Green Hutchin son, nearly 80, and Jodie Allen, younger, on warrants charging rape by consent. They are accused of being responsible for Leona and Helen Frazier, two colored girls ages 14 and 16.
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Sertouns
Green Hutchinson
Jodie Allen
Coens
Lipps
Leona
Helen Frazier
BRIEF PERSONALS IN SIXTEENTH AND OHIO AREAS
Miss Esther Heidenbeck travels to St Louis to visit friends. Miss Marian Chumbley returns from Springfield where she judged an art exhibit. Earl Maas back at St Johns Catholic School after four weeks. Herman Stormer moves his undertaker business to 422 South Eighth. Emerson and Mrs Fellers relocate from Sheridan Lake Colorado. Mrs Joseph Allen of Chicago visiting Quincy relatives. Local travelers report autos to Springfield Jacksonville and Chicago trips. Bon Ton corset demo ends today at W T Duker Co. Delegates attend Fern camp royal neighbors class adoption in Hannibal with 40 members present. Laura Dickson suffers three fractured ribs from Harrison street auto accident. Big one cent sale at Doerr Dept Store.
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Esther Heidenbeck
Sixteenth
Ohio
St. Louis
H. F B. Lafler
State Bank
Marian Chumbley
North Ninth Street
Springfield
Earl Maas
St. John’s Catholic
Herman Stormer
South Eighth
Emerson Fellers
Sheridan Lake
Colo
Quincy
Brown & Mays Drug Co
Palmyra
Monroe City
Philadelphia
Louisiana
Fern Camp
Royal Neighbors
Hannibal
Oak Camp
Queen of the West
Marion County
Snyder’s New Cabs
Laura Dickson
Jersey Street
Harrison Street
William Oblander
Bushnell
Louise Oblander
New Canton
H. E. Becker
J. W. Howell
Loraine
Ecker
Bon Ton
L. R. Saull
W. T. Duker Co
Dave Willock
Missouri
Illinois
P. B. Patterson
North Seventh Street
Moberly
Krause
Patterson
Palmyra Couple to Wed in Canton
Palmyra Mo Sept 27 Frank Keller son of Mrs Dora Keller of Taylor Mo and Miss Ellen Gash daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Gash will be married in the parsonage of the Baptist church in Canton at 3 45 this afternoon Rev Walter Alberton officiating Following the ceremony the couple will establish housekeeping on the groom s farm two miles south of Taylor
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Palmyra
Frank Keller
Dora Keller
Taylor
Ellen Gash
Frank Gash
Baptist Church
Canton
Walter Alberton
Keeps Her Children In Perfect Health
Mrs. Aug Doellefeld of Carlyle Illinois reports using Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for years and keeping her four children in perfect health. The remedy combines simple laxative herbs with pepsin to gently regulate bowels and support general health. It is pleasant for children and adults. Bottles cost fifty cents. request a trial bottle by writing Dr W B Caldwell Monticello Illinois.
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Aug. Doellefeld
Carlyle, HL
Dr. Caldwell
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Juniy Crum
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Poland
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Eckhardt
Ron
Sona
Conran Eckhardt
Tooyear
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McCallister
T. BP
Layton
Utter
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H. BP. Layton
Bowr
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BE. J. Ogilvie
J. Ogilvie
Vetter
BE. OJ. Ogilvie
Mtter
FF. Vetter
G. F. Yetter
EL DJ. Ogilvie
F. F. Yetter
Bonor
FE. FL Yetter
E. FL Yetter
EL F. Yetter
FE. J. Ogilvie
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Lyon
Hartzell
Hertzell
Crossland
Kunkle
Plymouth Rocks
Bernice Briley
Pullet
Irving
Ed Clark
Pull
Irving Mayor
Cuticurs
Dept. $F
T. Cc. Poling
Edward P. Lannon
Lawrence and Flack
Lora Neil Lannon
Lawrence
Flack
Irene C. Hermeling
George W. Petr
Wayne Fusselman
Delford
Clutch
Keyes
John W. Mitchell
Tosa Mitchell
Webster
Edward P. Allen
Frank YT. Thomas
Bailey
Cany Point
Frank L D. Thomas
John T. Spence
Badley
Camp Point
Jacob Miller
Lena Busbaum
Bern Henry Rinks
David Vasen
Moulten
Bernard Henry Brinks
Moulton’s Addition
Cyrus Sparks
George Morley
Matilda Semmer
William Jankerma
Aide Park
William Jankerman
Joseph C. Whitefield
Alde Park
Hk. C. Johnson
Ida B. Austin
Werlgingal
John FE. Burnett
Charles Mead
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James Kh. Thomas
Walter A. Thomas
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Democratic State Gathering
Ill
Resolutions Committee
Lucey
Democratic Party
Monroe
Gov. Dunne
Welinois
Platform Committee
Lowden
Pullman Sleeping Car Company
The
State University
Peter Junkenfelt
Hortense I. Carley
Buckley
Edward C. King
Mattoon
Scott Farris
Oklahoma
Democratic National Administration
George T. Page
Peoria
Myra Willson
Virden
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Hortensen
Carley
Walker
Frank O. Lowden
Lind
Huerta
Herrick
A. J. Lubbe
Republic
Mexican
J. T. Lubbe
Park Place
Raymond Padberg
Men's League
Salem Evangelical Church
J. Williams
Schulte
Tind
Williams
W. Rk, Abbott
John T. Inghram
W. J. Smith
Lucile Vancil
Koch
Belle Williams
Fourth
Cherry Streets
Williams Place
Vandt
Benjamin Knuf
Circuit Court
Lena Knut
Govert and Lancaster
Lved
Halbach-Schroeder Co
Joseph Allen
B. G. Vasen
North Fifth Street
Percy Brown
Edwin
Vernon Henry
Harriet Spencer
Fred Lubber
Jacksonville
A. E. Prince
Newcomb Hotel
Harry Bourn
Pourth
York Streets
Ottawa
Charles Krum
H. W. Hooper
Til
R. E. Bridges
Wabash Station
Mr. Bridges
Holden
Doerr
J. A. Gilbert
Lee Pullman
Hampshire Street
Adams, Ill
Phil Miller
Eagles Hall
Young Ladies Sodality of
St. Mary's Catholic Church
St. Mar's
Clermont
Gorham Mfg. Co
Maine
A. Basse
N. Fifth St
Fifth St
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