Charles Hawley Dies in Topeka
Carthage notes Hawley death at 49 after bronchial pneumonia in Topeka Kansas burial in Moss Ridge Cemetery with parents and brother F W Hawley of Park College Kansas City and a sister in Chicago. Also reports Mutual Insurance convention at Reading Pennsylvania with McMillens and other county news including education extension class and local notices.
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Moss Ridge Cemetery
Joseph W. Hawley
Hawley
Peabody
Kansas
Topeka
F. W. Hawley
Park Colege
Kansas City
Chicago
Carthage
C. M. McMillen
Reading
Niagara Walls
Pennsylvania Mutuals
McMillen
National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies
Farm Mutual
Carl Lawless
James T. Kirk
Macomb Normal
S. D. Faris
Thorndike
United States
W. R. Gitteau
Schildkret
Presbyterian Ladies’ Circle
Presbyterian Church
Hamilton Chautauqua
Boys’ Club
Baptist Church
Hancock County Fair
Alva Willams
Alva Williams
Washington
J. E. Helfrich
Carthage Personals, Okla
Jad Salts Kidney Health Ad Warns of Meat Risks
An old advertisement claims eating meat harms kidneys and causes backache and various ailments. It promotes Jad Salts as a grape and lemon juice lithia drink to flush kidneys, improve urinary function, and prevent bladder disorders, touting safety and broad use.
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Hair Color
An old-time hair remedy promotes Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound as a darkening treatment. The ad claims it restores natural color, reduces dandruff and itching, and provides glossy, full hair with regular use for about 40 cents per bottle.
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Wyeth
Wreth
Trouble in getting laborers for river loading at Keokuk
The Keokuk dock effort was delayed by a shortage of help to unload and load. Steamboat men report ongoing trouble finding workers for loading duties at the local dock, with calls sending for 15 to 20 men but often only 10 available. Meanwhile, 15 Missouri side boat owners face potential arrest for federal navigation law violations cited by Special Deputy Oscar D. Stone, including missing fire extinguishers whistles lights and failure to mark owning company and home port on sterns.
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Keokuk
Missouri
Oscar D. Stone
Des Moines
Palmyra Commercial Club Hears Factory Plan
Palmyra residents meet in circuit court room to consider locating a button cutting factory with 60 machines and 60 plus workers. Proposal includes building 22 by 70 feet, railroad switch, and 2000 gallons of daily water. deed after $125000 in wages paid. Community leaders tout employment and business growth. subscriptions pledged. merchants to be visited. to invite attorney from Quincy for a future address.
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Palmyra
Tnad R. Smith
W. H. Scott
Crouch
la Grange
Commercial Club
Smith
J. H. Kelley
H. J. Smith
J. G. W. Shafer
Frank J. Isernhard
J. M. Losey
H. J. Boettcher
Boettcher
Fr. Smith
Dr. Roselle
B. F. Glahn
H. Clay Heather
Charles Schnitzer
W. B. Allen
Thadsmith
F. J. Bernhard
August Berghofer
J. §. Berghofer
W. L. Owsley
Fred Staton
John Drescher
W. W. MacFadden
John E. Wall
Quincy
Hr. Clay Heather
Wilson-Gardner Club
J. Feaster
Isannibal
Jamie Settles
Sedalia
J. M. Moss
Drops Dead After Funeral Of Sister In Missouri
William Cottrell of Stewartsville Mo died of heart attack Wednesday morning at the Flick home near Richfield after attending his sister Mrs Arvilla Flicks funeral He was about 55 years old His wife accompanied him and a daughter remained in Stewartsville The body will be sent home for burial Mrs Flick died Sept 21. Frank William Giesing was buried after a solemn requiem mass at St Boniface church with bearers named and burial in St Boniface cemetery.
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Sadie McCoy Crank
Liberal
Kan
Carthage
O. H. McMinimy
McCoy
Bentley
Lomax
George Friend
Quincy
Richard White
Albert Vetter
Middle Creek
Lewis Lively
Elyaston
Bessie B. DeHaven
John W. Williams
Guardian
William A. Symonds
Sarah F. Parker
Russell L. Cramberg
Mary E. Williams
Lilah G. Hart
George Hart
R. R. Wallace
William B. Kaiser
James M. Campbell
James L. Bradfield
Charles H. Ingraham
Louis Connardy
John F. Culkin
John Culkin
William Cottrell
Stewartsville
Richfield
Arvilla Flick
Flick
Cottrell
Frank William Giesing
North Twelfth Street
St. Boniface Church
Father Degenhardt
Father Reinfels
Father Kunsch
William Meyer
Thomas Gillespie
August Helhake
Harry Eichmeyer
Frank Wittler
Charles Heidbreder
St. Boniface Cemetery
Funeral services for infant Robert Leemhuis
Funeral services for Robert infant son of Rev and Mrs H J Leemhuis will be at 2:30 PM today in Salem Evangelical church with private services at the home. Friends may attend church and cemetery services. Burial will be in Greenmount cemetery.
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Robert
H. J. Leemhuis
Salem Evangelical Church
Greenmount Cemmetery
Mrs Mary Behner Funeral Services Planned
The funeral for Mrs Mary Behner will be held at 8 30 Friday morning at the residence 403 State Catholic church. Burial will follow in Calvary cemetery.
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Mary Behner
State Street
St. Boniface Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
Funeral for Henry Fleitmann in Fort Madison
The funeral will be held at 9 o clock this morning at St Marys church Fort Madison Iowa. The body lay in state at the daughter Mrs Elizabeth Wensings residence Wednesday afternoon and evening where many friends viewed it.
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Henry Fleitmann
St. Mary's Church
Fort Madison
Iowa
Elizabeth Wensing
German play Der Feldgraue Seppl staged in Quincy
A Chicago company presents Der Feldgraue Seppl a three act German language musical play for German speakers in the Empire Hippodrome Quincy on October 3 proceeds benefit imprisoned prisoners in Siberia. Key roles managed by Martha Ganzbere Julia Niemann Karola Stein Kurtz Goritz Oskar Hofman Paul Neiva and Adolf Heine.
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Quincy
Empire Hippodrome
Chicago
Sberia
Martha Ganzbere
Julia Niemann
Karola Stein
Kurt
Golden parade to summon Eli train from Kansas City
Golden citizens may witness the parade on October 13 and return on Eli train No 56 from Kansas City to Chicago at 1 16 am on October 14. J Francis Burlington system official relayed the plan via Frank A Hart. The Golden band and a large delegation join the Round-up celebration arranged by the Round-up committee.
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Kansas City
Chicago
J. Francis
Burlington
Frank A. Hart
Golden Band
Amusements Tonight At Local Theaters
Tonight shows include Ramona adaptation at Empire Hippodrome and Orpheum Vaudeville acts. Bijou presents Tumpty-Dumpty rety. Savoy features Hillie Burke and Ilenny Kolker in Gloria's Romance. Gem screens Seeing America First. Family presents Peg o' the Ring and Double Crossing the Dean. Dorothy Phillips in Any Youth. Belasco offers Light at Dusk. Quitcy features Iron Claw and The Grip of Evil with Jackie Saunders. Star presents Warren Kerrigan in The Beckoning Battle. Princess shows Wallace Reid and Cleo Ridgley in The Selfish Woman. Colonial offers A Temporary Truce with Blanche Sweet and The Final Payment.
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Savoy
Hillie Burke
Ilenny Kolker
Gloria
America
Francis Ford
Grace Cunard
the Dean
Dorothy Phillips
Belasco
Iron Claw
Jackie Saunders
Warren Kerrigan
Wallace Reid
Cleo Ridgley
Blanche Sweet
Orpheum Opening Features Family Sketch and Variety Acts
At the Orpheum this afternoon Jane Courthope and four perform in Our Family a refreshing daily life sketch. Swain and Astman present a novelty gymnastic act. Lane and Harper perform The Manicurist and the Maid as singers and dancers. Arthur Stone and Marion Hayes offer Green Goods a carnival episode. Weber and Wilson promise a surprise act Dancing A La Carte.
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Orpheum
Jane Courthope
Swain
Astman
Lane
Harper
Maid
Arthur Stone
Marion Hayes
Weber
Wilson
Silent man’s remorse and the talkative world
A mute man faces a deed of repentance while a loud speaker ignores truth. A young man drunk on love believes he alone knows what drives the world, clashing with common sense and patience.
Ramona Film Debuts at Hippodrome Tonight
First showing of Ramona based on Helen Hunt Jackson’s novel occupies the Hippodrome this evening with a matinee Friday afternoon. The film chronicles Indian missions in California and the romance of Alessandro and Ramona, preserving the author’s story for readers and viewers alike.
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Empire-Hippodrome
Helen Hunt Jackson
Smong
Ramona
Hippodrome
California
Alessandro
Third Floor Wells Ridg. S. W. Corner of Fifth and Alamo Streets
Quincy, Illinois area note indicates a building site at the third floor level at the southwest corner of Fifth and Alamo Streets in the Wells Ridge district, with location details for reference.
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Charles Hawley
Hancock County
Mutual Insurance
Ella Curts Culkin
Frederick Curts Culkin
Daniel J. Culkin
Charles T. Schramm
Pontaysuc
Clifton J. Sehram
Clifton J. Schramm
Bradfield
Lamar Mag
Bay Street Railway
Court House
Melrose Township
Jefferson Heights
24Th Street
12Th Street
T. J. Daugherty
Frank Daugherty
Princess Today
Wallace Reid and
The
Quincy Theater
Jackin Saunders
Grip OF Evil
Pathe
Stewartsville, Mo
Frank W. Giesing
Robert Leemhuis
Eli
Golden
Broadway
TOD
Eddie Lyons
Lee Moran
Dean
Girls, Va
Weber-Wilson
Revue Dancing A
Jane Courthope & Co
Stone & Hayes Carnival of Fun
Swain & Ostman
Maud Adams
Bijou
Humpty Dumpty Girls
Empire Comedy Trio
4 Reels Pictures
Miatinee
J. H. Waldron
M. D