Fear and Worry Dr Krebs Teaches Confidence in Business
Dr Stanley L Krebs lectured to about 1,000 at the Hippodrome on fear and worry as enemies of success. He argued five core human activities drive happiness and urged pushing with a plan to overcome fear, citing examples from philosophy, religion, and daily life. The talk highlighted practical psychology for sales and personal resilience.
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Dr. Krebs
Garden of Eden
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Robinson Crusoe’s Island
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Boston
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Judas
Adams County Republicans ratify ticket in rally
Adams county Republicans held a lively meeting at their South Fifth street headquarters ratifying the national state and county tickets. George H. Wilson and William Schlagenhaus spoke praising Hughes and the party program as new members joined the Young Men's Republican club and plans for a vigorous county campaign were announced.
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Adams County
South Fifth Street
George H. Wilson
William Schlagenhaus
Perry C. Ellis
Toto
Republican Club
Charles Cottrell
County Central Committee
Wilson
Charles Evans Hughes
New York State
Hughes
Peoria
Steel Bridge To Be Replaced On Taylor Road
A steel bridge will replace the washed wooden crossing over a drainage ditch on the Taylor road north of Quincy. Marion county Highway Engineer A V Ely notified the highway committee that crews would begin today, with four miles of Taylor Quincy road grading planned. A $1800 fund raised by the Quincy Chamber of Commerce covers the work as past accidents at the site underscore the need for a straight alignment to remove the dangerous curve.
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Taylor Road
A. V. Ely
Marion County
Perry
Highway Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Quincy
Taylor-Quincy
Howard Fruehe
Loraine
Blessing Hospital
Murray Gets Continuance In Assault Case
Lucien Murray colored received a continuance in circuit court Tuesday. His assault with intent to kill case for shooting Bennie Murray in the foot will be postponed to the January term. Bervena Bernard colored is set for trial today for assault with intent to kill after a quarrel at Ninth and Lind streets. Waldo Sly pleaded guilty to malicious mischief and was placed on probation after hurling a sea shell through a Stoermer Schnelton liquor store window. bond set at 300 dollars with costs 20 dollars in installments and a ban on heavy drinking.
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Lucien Murray
Bennie Murray
Bervena Bernard
Bervena
Nellie Bernard
Tearl Yeager
Ninth and Lind Streets
Waldo Sly
Sly
Stoermer- Schnelton
Drives Away Auto for Pleasure Rizes McClain in Quincy
Earl McClain 20, son of a Mt Sterling family, took a car from A L Martin during a Rotary luncheon and drove it a short distance before being arrested. He also admitted taking Dr Warren Pearce’s car Monday night, driving to Fifth and Cedar before abandoning it. Parents arrived with a doctor, authorities say he is mentally unbalanced. charges dropped and he is to be taken to Jacksonville for treatment.
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Earl McClain
Rotary Club
Quincy
Warren Pearce
Sixth
Maine Streets
Ile
Fifth
Cedar Streets
Overland
Mt. Sterling
Knauber
Jacksonville
Quincy Masons Plan Picnic at Canton Campus
Quincy Masons invited to Canton Missouri for a big Lewis County Masonic picnic on the university campus. Grand Master Edward Higbee of Kirksville will deliver the main address with Grand Lecturer J. R. Laughlan and Deputy Grand Master B. E. Bigger expected. Quincy Grand Lecturers club to perform evening work. Several plan to travel by train at 12:33 noon or 6:85 PM and return on the 9:30 PM train.
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Quincy
Mrs Mary Behnen Summoned in Local Tragedy Funeral Planned
Mrs. Mary Behnen widow of Henry Behnen of 403 State street died Tuesday night after a yearlong illness from a complication of diseases. Born in Germany May 17 1869 she was 47. She lived in Quincy 45 years and ran the East Broadway hotel for 12 1/2 years before retiring. She was active in St. Francis and later St. Boniface churches and in Catholic societies. Survived by two daughters Catherine and Celia, a stepdaughter Mrs Eben B Chesler of Concord N H, parents Mr and Mrs B H Upschulte, a brother Bernard, three sisters Miss Anna Upschulte and Mrs Catherine Otten and Mrs Henry Oelrich, and two grandchildren. Funeral at 403 State street and St Boniface church with Calvary cemetery burial. Time not yet set.
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Henry Behnen
State Street
Behnen
St. Francis Catholic Church
St. Boniface Church
Woman's Catholic Society
St. Francis Church
Oral Americans
Catherine
Celia
Eben B. Chesler
Concord
N. H
B. H. Upschulte
Bernard Upschulte
Quincy
Anna Upschulte
Los Angeles
Cal
Catherine Otten
Henry Oelrich
Calvary Cemetery
Contagious Diseases Reported to Health Department
The health department lists new diphtheria cases including Manasse Goldburg of 320 North Fourth street and Gerald Van Camp of 617 South Seventeenth street, with details filed for public health records.
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Health Department
Manasse Goldburg
North Fourth Street
Gerald van Camp
South Seventeenth Street
You Are Losing a Valuable Library on Birds
The Quincy Whig runs Sunday Bird Talks by E. Hess, an authority on feathered friends. Read and clip Hess's bird notes to keep up with expert insights and practical knowledge.
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Enac
E. Hess
Quincy Whig
Hess
Auto Parade in Quincy Set For Big County Show
The fall Round Up parade on Wednesday night October 11 in Quincy will feature a large auto display. County townships expect 200 to 300 cars in line with many entries from North East and Payson townships already reserved. Prizes total 25 15 20 10 dollars across official township, professional, and private car divisions. Entries urged through Irwin Overland Morris Adler T C Nichols and Scudder Gale Grocery to reserve space.
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Quincy
K. H. Scudder
North East
Payson
Adams County
Fernandez
Irwin- Overland Company
Morris Adler
T. C. Nichols Company
F. H. Scudder
Scudder-Gale Grocery Co
Fifteen Babies Are Now Entered for Better Baby Contest
Mrs J E Meatheringham of Camp Point reports fifteen mothers have notified plans to show their babies in the Better Baby contest. Daily, three or four more applications arrive as the September 30 deadline nears. Mothers should notify her before 5 pm Saturday to enter. Amusements for the Round-Up discussed by Crooks Gabriel Levi and Judge Perry, aiming for light features to entertain Quincy crowds.
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J. E. Meatheringham
Camp Point
Better Babies Committee
Do. C. Crooks
George Gabriel
George Levi
Judge Perry
Quincy
Doll Parade Added Feature at Fall Round Up
A doll parade announced as a new feature of the fall Round Up offers prizes for the prettiest dolly and best decorated doll buggy. Entrants wheel their own baby dolls, receive candy, and the event is likely on Fifth Street west of Maine to Hampshire on Friday October 13. A committee led by Mrs T E Thompson oversees the parade with prizes ranging from 10 to 1 dollars for top entries.
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Dolly
Fifth Street
Maine
Hampshire Streets
T. E. Thompson
A. ©. Lindsay
W. E. Lancaster
150 Floats Planned for Evening Parade
The Fall Round-up committee met in the Chamber of Commerce rooms Tuesday evening to plan the closing spectacle. Reports say 150 floats have been promised, signaling one of the biggest and finest features of the pala week.
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Chamber of Commerce
Quincy’s Pulse To Open Office Here-Mark
Quincys Pulse plans a permanent Quincy office by early next year representing Massachusetts Life Insurance Company. Meanwhile, South Side Boat Club builds raise funds and will redeem certificates at Friday’s meeting with a social program.
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Mark‘. Picktel
Peoria
Quincy
Massachusetts Life Insurance Company
South Side Boat Club
J. L. Heithold
C. E. Peek
C. H. Gall
Struck by Car in Local Switch Yards
Roy Sparks, 30, of mixed Spanish and Indian descent, living at the old National hotel, was found in the Burlington switch yards Tuesday night after being struck by a car. He had only a minor hip bruise, was moved to St Mary’s hospital, and claimed a head injury with an old scar.
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Roy Sparks
Old National Hotel
Front and Broadway
Burlington
St. Mary's Hospital
Sparks
Eagles to Use New Building January 1
Building committee of the Eagles lodge met Tuesday night and drew up plans for completing the North Sixth street structure. The entire building may not be finished this winter but meetings will be held there by January 2. The help room and several ground floor rooms should be finished by then and rental of the other hall will end as soon as the rooms are ready. Additional funds are needed to finish the project.
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Eagles Lodge
North Sixth Street
Despondent widow ends life with poison in Quincy
Mrs. Mamie C. Van Alstine, 45, invited neighbors after ordering a casket and then took poison in her home at 1001 Jersey. In Sacramento, her nephew Henry M. Van Alstine and sister Mrs. Emma L. Schoendienst witnessed her collapse. Coroner ruled death by poison in personal crisis.
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Mamie C. van Alstine
Daugherty Undertaking
Jersey Street
Henry M. van Alstine
Sacramento
Cal
Emma L. Schoendienst
Chicago
William A. van Alstine
California
Haley
Grussenmeyer
A. J. Blickhan
Arthur Daugherty
Daugherty
Weather Across Illinois and Missouri Forecast
Illinois: fair in the south with thunder showers in the north on Wednesday. Thursday shows showers and cooler, with moderate to fresh shifting winds. Missouri: unsettled Wednesday with thunder showers and cooler by night. Thursday partly cloudy and cooler with moderate to fresh winds.
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Tllinois
Missouri
Rise Fall River Forecast After Warsaw to Louisiana
The river level from below Warsaw to Louisiana is expected to change only slightly in the next several hours, with minimal movement forecasted and stable conditions overall.
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Fall River
Warsaw
Louisiana
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