Armory offered for Peace Pageant in Quincy
Adjutant General Dickson in Quincy offered the new armory as a backup venue for the Peace Pageant if outdoor show at Madison Park is blocked by weather. Mrs Florence Magill Wallace, organizer, hopes for open air with park background but would use armory if needed. Tickets for general admission sold at Y W C A M C A Cheerful Home han drug store and many others.
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Dickson
Quincy
Armory
Madison Park
Florence Magill Wallace
Y. W. Oa
M.C
Han Drug
Diker
Dru
Newcomb
Owl
Halbach- Schroeder
Rettig & Bremser
Heidbreder’s
Broadway
Eighth
Meyer-Wilms “Dry Good
State Bank
Kespohl-Mohrenstetcher’s Dry Goods
Figgen’s
Moenning’s
Wolf Drug Store
Postmasters Visit Highlight Quincy Post Office Efficiency
Assistant Postmaster John B. Carroll and Postmaster Elmer Lummis visited Peoria and Springfield on business to review post office operations under the two division plan. Quincy’s office was praised for an extraordinary system and high efficiency, while reports note the local staff’s strong performance. Mr Long, a Tennessee native born March 25, 1847, died of heart disease after moving to Coatsburg in 1877. He married Sarah French in 1864. she preceded him in death. Three children survived from that marriage, and in 1892 he married Maggie Shipley, who with two children Ray and Julia survives him.
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John B. Carroll
Peoria
Elmer Lummis
Springfeld
Quincey
Quincy
Mr. Long
Tripp
Long
Tennessee
Coatsburg
Sarah French
Maggie Shipley
Ray
Julia
Coatsburg Man Dies Suddenly at Cemetery
Coatsburg, Sept 27 Samuel Ervin Long dropped dead at 8 am in the Coatsburg cemetery where he had gone with his two sons Marion and Ray to supervise work. The incident occurred during their visit, with the cause not yet detailed in available text.
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Coatsburg
Samuel Ervin Long
Marion
Ray
Resinol Claims for Skin Treatments Appealing to Patients
Advert seeks trust in Resinol for eczema and itching with physician endorsements. It touts rapid relief once ointment touches skin and soap aids clearing eruptions. Proposes trial free and purchase through druggists with mail offer to Dept. 6, Resinol, Baltimore Md.
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All Drugeists
Dept. 6
Resinol
Baltimore
Quincys Pulse Not Opposed In Fifteenth District
In a general resume of state congressional races E J Xing faces no opposition on the Republican ticket in the Fifteenth district. Also note a twofold birthday party at 530 Adams street honoring Edward Hoffman and granddaughter Dorothy Budde. Quineyans plan a large sendoff to St Louis for the Alhama bra Grotto ceremonies on October 2 with Ghazzeh Grotto sponsorship.
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Phillips
Chicago Sunday Tribune
E.J. Xing
Edward Hoffman
Adams Street
Dorothy Budde
Hoffman
St. Louis
St. Lous
Alhamabra Grotto
Ghazzeh Grotto
Mound City
W C T U Convention Delegates Sail for Waukegan
Mrs. Elmer Lummis Mrs Mary Edwards and Mrs HB Dines left yesterday to attend the state convention of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union in Waukegan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iMrs
Elmer Lummis
Mary Edwards
HB. Dines
Waukegan
Women to attend Evanston mission. enrollments rise
Mrs Lim mis and Mrs Dines will visit Chicago while Mrs Lummis attends the state convention at the Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the M E church in Evanston. Meanwhile Gen City Business College reports many enrollments from towns in Missouri and nearby states, with eleven enrolling yesterday.
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A. W.earel
W. D. Stevenson
F. M. Pendleton
Chicago
Academy Opthaemology of the
United States
Stevenson
Milwaukee
Wisconsin State Society of Eye and Ear
Florence
Miss Irma
Omaha
Denver
Colorado Springs
Salt Lake City
Grand Canyon
George Wells
Cleveland
Will Steinwedell
Gen City Business College
Missouri
Southwest
Reuben Hagen
Henry
Sveam
He Could Hardly Wear His Clothes
Alvis Sowers of Ade Indiana endured eight years of back and kidney pains before Foley Kidney Pills. He reports bloating and tight clothes, says three boxes cleared the bloating, and praises the pills for restoring health. Arthur Drug Co. ad copy.
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Alvis Sowers
Ade
Ind
Foley
Novery
Union
Thompson to Visit Quincy for Republican Candidacy
Samuel TY Thompson of Gilmer township, Republican candidate for representative, will visit Quincy this week to meet local Republicans. He has announced his candidacy and already won solid backing from Adams county Republicans in the south. Otis Arnold's name has been mentioned but he has not authorized use of his name and may decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Ty, Thompson
Gilmer Township
Quincy
Thompson
Adams County
Otis Arnold
Arnold
State WCTU Convention Opens in Newton Kansas
Delegates gather in Newton for the annual Woman’s Christian Temperance Union convention. Committees finalize the program and arrange receptions. Governor Happer and former Governor Hoch will read the list of speakers as the formal opening approaches with more attendees expected tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Kan
A. Uu
Ose
Woman's Christian Termperance Union
Happer
Hoch
Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles
The Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder ailments, dissolves gravel, and treats diabetes and back issues in men and women. It purports to regulate bladder troubles in children and offers mail order for 31.00 with a two months supply in one small bottle. Testimonials available. sold by druggists.
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Texas
Dre. W. Hall
Oliva Streat
St. Louis
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Druffel
Duincy College of Music
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Grove
Hon. Monroe
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Cleveland, O
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St. Louis Republic
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Kansas City
Frank Weems
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Philip R. Toll
Park Theater
Amy Foster
Frederick Kemper
Kemper Military Academy
Boonville, Mo
Frances Fitzgerald
Richard J. Dunne
Chicago Tribune
Miss Fitzgerald
John Corboy
Mr Dunne
Eileen
William Corboy
Ed Welton
Edward
Seattle
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Fred Wilms, Jr
Cleerland, O
George «Monro
Pittsburgh
Airs
Mrs. R .Christie
East
Boston
Dr. Christie
International Surgeons’ Congress
Thomas White
Houston
Tex
Dickerson McAfee
North Fifth Street
Quincy Gas, Electric and Heating Co
Channon Mer
Westby
A. Aller
Grandfield
Oklas
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Lenox
Fred Tholen
Parkersburg
W. E. Martin
Raton
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