Prize Awards Made in Hancock County Fair
The Hancock County Fair lists prizewinners for farm products displays. Awards go to BE. W. Dunham A. Paris Chas Kreger J. Atkins and others for best samples of wheat rye oats barley seed clover millet and more. Special township prizes include beans tomatoes melons corn and various home arts with judges AL. RATIKUN and MARY J. ROGERS noted.
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Hancock County
BE. W. Dunham
A. Paris
Chas
Kreger
J. BE. Atkins
Geo
W. Jones
J. E. Atkins
J. Atkin
Elow. Dunham
H. Atkins
E. W. Dunham
J. F. Atkin
Timothy Hay
Judson W. Byers
Ihop. Marling
A.C. Paris
H.W. Dunham
Alg. Paris
EK. W. Dunham
Wm. Vance
G. L. Whitney
E. F. Plum
Wm. Crum
J. H. Helms
Chas. Freger
H. W. Dunham
A. C. Paris
KE. W. Dunham
Manglewurzet
F. W. Dunham
Wm. Cram
Crum
ALC
Paris
O. BL Ratikun
Henry Lloyd
Geo. W. Jones
M. W. Lambert
Kent Dunham
Asa Miller
TW. L. Hudson
E. B. Slusher
John Koontz
Fern Slusher
Evaline Byers
Ada Louise Scott
W. DD. Eebers
W. 2D. Egbers
Mary Hearne
J. WH. Hendricks
J. H. Hendricks
Tiret
S. J. Heaton
Ss. J. Heaton
Alice Aaron
Goldie Atwood
YW. DD. Markey
Crocchet Jace
Wm. Phillips
Goldin Atwood
M. F. Brady
Kirkpatrick
Mary J. Robers
Jude
Elva McCallister
Kensington Embroiderea
Wim. Phillips
Daisy Phillips
MM. FP. Brady
Rs. J. O
Bernice Hrnley
Miss Daisy Phillips
Joe Sehel
Wi. Phillips
J. K. Hendricks
Goldie K. Atwood
Emma Payne
Winn. Phillips
Win
Phillips
Goldie W
Atwood
Goldie K
J. E. Helms
Goldie Te
Rattenberg
Wim
Mary J. Rogers
Hopp. Markey
Cora V. Surgner
Dagen Rusks
Ed Geissler
Jernice Urley
Anna Maynard
JL. Ferris
A. Wilcox
J.C. Ferris
S. Www
Ws. Geissler
Cora VW Burener
Maynard
G.L. Whitney
Ww. Segbers
G. I. Whitney
J. OW. Eibers
Theodore Geisster
BL Geissler
Theodore Geissler
WS. Davis
Vernier Biiley
EL W. Dunham
BE. W. Winhanmy
J. Jr
Elnie
Boston
HD. Markey
Dunia
Munhan
Yvunham
Bow
Idunham
Timothy
Kent Dunit
Tfrat
Tomwpinin
Dacie
Anna
Kidney Pills Help Mrs Charumester Restore Health
Mrs F I chartumester writes that two years of kidney trouble left her unable to cook this summer. After taking Vegret Pauley Kidney Pills she feels like a new person. The ad notes kidneys fail to remove poisons, causing backache dizziness puffiness and rheumatism. Miller Drug Co. promotes the remedy.
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F. I. Chartumester
Pauley
Miller & Wir
Thur Drug Co
Ady
La Belle social notes and local obituaries brief
Mrs. Maury Breedlove visits Charleston for winter with her daughter Mrs. Hellen Doton. Miss Sallie Hill spent Friday and Saturday in Maywood. Mrs. A. I. Boone returns from St. Louis after attending Missouri grand chapter. Mrs. Frank Elick visits son Lloyd near ledge City. Mrs. Charley Litchfield and daughter with her parents. Barney McCullough of Sweet Oak dies from lockjaw after arm injury. burial in LaBelle cemetery. Mrs. P. D. Ho Thompson visits from Knox City. Mrs. Rebecca Victor hosts. Seeger of Knox City visits La Belle. Mrs. Herbert Jones and daughter visit her father Tom Francis. J. W. Wilson of Oklahoma visiting. Mrs. Marnest Piner and Mrs. Francis Byera in LaBelle for dental work. Kaley Barton family Saturday with Harry Naylor. Sam Litchfield and Prayle Ross travel to Lewistown, Montana seeking settlement. Mr and Mrs John Zinmen rman return from Green City area. Jane Trower accompanies them for visit. Poo Staith packing store plants pre. Tetratoary to arrogite ote Mierleneburzge resident leaving. townsfolk regret his short stay. Four month old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Clay dies suddenly at 2 a.m. Short service.
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Maury Breedlove
Charleston
West
James Hind
Barney MrCullough
Sweet Oak
LaBelle Cemetery
PD. Ho Thompson
Knox City
Rebecca Victor
Ari Seeger
LaBelle
John Zinmerman
Green City
Jane Trower
4Zimnermap
Staith
Mrs. Martha Gidney Griffith Dies at 90
Mrs. Martha Gidney Griffith died Sunday at 4 in the home of her son Gidney in the town's west part. Aged 90, she had been ill for several years and leaves three sons a daughter and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Newark at 11 with burial in Newark cemetery.
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LaBelle
Martha Gidney Griffith
Sr. G. Gidney
Newark
Local visitors and social notices in Mt Sterling area
Immanuel Curry visited his sister Mrs Emma Hare in Mt Sterling on Wednesday. Grace Hall of Payson visited her parents Mr and Mrs Wa A Hall on Sunday. Mollie Taylor of Plymouth spent several days in town visiting relatives. Mrs Joe Pearce of Kansas City came Sunday to visit Miss Margaree Cummings. Lena Behan and daughter Paul line spent Saturday in Quincy. Lizzie Lott of Jacksonville visiting sisters Mrs William Cutter Sr and Miss Ella Welch. Samuel Curry spent Thursday in Plymouth with Charles and Mollie Taylor. Pauline Behan and Kaye Coxsart attended the Christian endeavor convention Saturday night. Melgar Richardson of Hugo Okla visited his father L I Richardson and conducted business while here. Charles Montgomery of Councess Bluffs Town visited George Hart and family Tuesday. Mrs J J Kline returned from Golden Monday after visiting daughter Mrs T T Burke. The funeral of the late Christopher Thietlen was held at the family residence Tuesday with services by the Masonic lodge of Camy Point. Miss Francis Booth and William Turner spent Sunday in Whitlock home in Columbus. Mrs Celinda Taylor and grandchildren Edith and Glen visited relatives in Hawen Saturday and Sunday. Mr and Mrs Frank Burnett of Springfield spent Sunday with his mother Mrs Sumien Burnett. Amanda Michel of Quincy was in town Tuesday evening on business.
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Philadelphia
Guy Swisher
California
Helen Ghliscock
Cherry Dell
Palmyra
Thomas
Baptist Parsonage
Hewry
Kette
Lizzie Phillips
Caroling Tipton
Glass Weathtfield
Cecil Phillips
Tom Phillips
Milton McGraw
Eva Sams McGraw
Gordon
Neb
Chas. McKamey
Bn Os. Brandy
Percy Broaudy
Paloma
Tom Taylor
Monroety
John McKkamey
Benbow
Forest Allen
Peaster and Sons
Carl
Bkaynard
Myrtle Leake
Ray Gunby
Shelby County
Watel Primrose
Kinetsen
McPike
Chas, Carliste
Cardisle
Gabbe
Henry Swisher
Herry Sinmamons
Inden
Hannibal
Clark Ballard
Paul Glascock
Glascock
Nelsonville
Sue Floweree
Paul Floweree
Wm. Claggett
Laud Hinearad
John Jackson
Treather
William Crane
Aubry Allen
L. J. Cart’s
Vernon Johnson
Mote Spence
Rene Phidips
Kathryn Waller
Mroo
Will Glasscock
Satiurdiev
Lucille Nann
Mayneaut
Pauline Walter
Willissa Geraint
James Brown
Cleo
Cleo, and Mre. Kh. L. Painter Were Trating In Hlannibal
Tlarry Carter
Clifton
Fd Hipkins
Warren
Russel Crane
Rayimond Me. Ramey
Onev Lair
Mattie Stanley
Charles Haggard
Willie
James Haggard
Dolores
Miz
Will Dunne
Earl Jones
Robert Saffarrans
Charles Libby
Anna Mayme Phillips
Pauline Waller
Ora Crane
F. Tipton
Q& Cort
Ina Kerrick
Bob Gibbons
Or HL Terri
Chas. McRarey
Mondses
Woo. Gliscock
Wayne
Wilson
Matth Glascocock
Ed Wherrrick
Howard
C. W. Fiarlin
T. Rames
Heather
J.B. Sams
Mits lFeaster
Clie Carter
Roy Garnett
Will Glascock
Ben Allen
Haggarty
Eiden
Limmett Rhodes
Immanuel Curry
Mt. Sterling
Emma Hare
Grace Hall
Payson
Wa. A. Hall
Mollie Taylor
Plymouth
Joe Pearce
Kansas City
Margaree Cummings
Lena Behan
Paulline
Quincy
Lizzie Lott
Jacksonville
William Cutter, Sr
Ella Welch
Samuel Curry
Charles and
Hazel Tart
Pauline Behan
Kaye Coxsart
Christian Endeavor
Melgar Richardson
Hugo
Okla
L. l. Richardson
Charles Montgomery
Councess Bluffs
George Hart
Familly
J. J. Kline
Golden
T. T. Burke
Christopher Thietlen
Miasonic Lodge
Camy Potnt
Francis Booth
William Turner
Whitlock
Columbus
Celinda Taylor
Edith
Glen
Hawen
Frank Burnett
Springfield
Sumien Burnett
Amanda Michel
Marie Caupninghans
Blanche Tlarp
McCumber
Clittles BP Wagg
Dollie
Arvilla Flick
Hichfield
Harve
Charles Wanky
Ployd Seeley
Julius Whitcomb
Eerie
Mae Wagy
Ara
James Richmond
Alta Snyder
Cilesburg
Green Wagy
Charles Anderson
Loyal
Wil Fusselman
Leva McCarl
Oliver Vaneel
Jesse Oltker
North of Quincey
Traum Hall
James Seelvuw
Mendy Marine
Frannie Tee O
Ethyl
Albert Lease
Cork Musselman
Gertrude Orim
Richfield
Plainville
Plainville Socials and Moves Highlight Weekly Roundup
In Plainville Illinois Mrs Marie Caupninghans visited Blanche Tlarp and a church social for Bible classes drew about twenty. Local moves include Andy Linthicum purchasing Deo Stewarts property and planning to move in. Several residents attended funerals in nearby communities and many visited relatives over the weekend.
Fall farm scene and county fair notes from Breckenridge
Breckenridge III reports pleasant fall weather inspiring farmers as harvest fields redden with promise of good yield. Protracted meeting continues with several conversions. Large crowds attend roads good and county fair exhibits praised after last week’s Carthage visit. Local residents visit Quincy for a Baby Grand Chevrolet, while carpenters add barn extension and Emery Lankin installs feed grinding machinery.
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Carthage
Thomas Lowary
Sarah Matthews
Sammie
Oregon
Warsaw
S. E. Laffey
Faintly
Stillwell
Local Gossip Notes From Durham Missouri Area
Durham area social notes mention Mrs Nannie Tompkins returning from Ewing after a visit at the Flaskins home Mrs Claude Lemen of Quincy visits her mother Mia Nan McChristy Dr and Mere McCollum entertain Knox City friends Maud and Mittie Stevens visit Quincy Will Buckley leaves for Parker Cal Lewistown visitors Calvin Kelley and Miss Siuby Schull Calvin Kelley builds a foundation under his house John Fulham is building a new house remains incomplete
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Tompkins
Ewing
Flaskins
Claude Lemen
Quincy
Mia
Nan McChristy
Mere. McCollum
Knox City
Maud
Mittie Stevens
Will Buckley
Parker
Cal
Calvin Kelley
Siuby Schull
Lewistown
John Fpulham
Hig
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised with Jefferson claim
There is more Catarrh In this section of the country than all other diseases put together. Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo is a constitutional remedy taken internally. One Hundred Dollars reward offered for any case it fails to cure. Sold by druggists.
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Hall
F. J. Chaney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
FLJ
Cheney, & CO
Toc
Shackleford Family Visits Maywood on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Shackleford visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lowe in Maywood Sunday. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Leach last week. Mrs. Ethel Shackleford attended the W. B. M. U. convention in Ewing Tuesday. Mrs. John Wuner of Quincy is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hoskins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud Shackleford
Maywood
Frank Lowe
Lawrence Leach
Ethel Shackleford
W. BM. U
Ewing
John Wuner
Quincy
Oscar Hoskins
Richfield Ill Residents Share Local Updates
Dennis Ryan begins a new room at his home with Floyd Mitchel and Wildie Crim doing the work. Al Hartshorn sold his orchard to a Quincy man. Dr Beavers visited Mrs Polly Holman. Ethel Swan was a Quincy visitor. Mrs John Brown and Mrs Cliff Brown and Rocky Campbell visited relatives in Quincy. Walter Graham and Mallie Quincy traded with Barry merchants. FE D Pierson is building a new porch. Corn cutting and apple harvest occupy men. Id Larimore of Flainville and Esta Redman of Wainville visited town. A newborn daughter arrived Sept 20 for Mr and Mrs Lee McCrory of Flamilton.
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Dennis Ryan
Floyd Mitchel
Wildie Crim
al Hartshorn
Quincy
Dr. Beavers
Polly Holman
Ethel Swan
John Brown
Cliff Brown
Rocky Campbell
Walter Graham
Mallie Quincy
Barry
FE. D. Pierson
Community notes from Fort Madison area social visits
Leslie Dedimer returns to Ft. Madison after a week with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Vance visit relatives in Sellers. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Roberts and Miss Susie Roberts visit friends in Canton. McLain of Hannibal visiting W. L. Arnold. Frank Green and Seldon Rightmire arrive from Colorado for a protracted visit, reporting drought in Colorado. Adam Steffen travels to Monticello for county court. A livery dog bite injures the five year old son of the Coffee proprietor. physician tending him. Andrew Turpin ill and feared unsatisfactory recovery. Alderman and Mrs. Koehler visit Wiliam W Koehler. they are brothers. Newton, state agriculture board member, in Sedalia with others attending state fair events. Mrs. Rapp of Quincy returns home after a week with her son Ralph Rapp of Lewis-Lown bakery.
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Leslie Dedimer
Ft. Madi
Mrs. Vance
Sellers
W. J. Roberts
Susie Roberts
Canton
Colorado
Adam Steffen
Steffenville
Monticello
Coffee
Wetzel
Andrew Turpin
Koehler
Quincy
Wiliam W Koehler
Id Newton
State Board of Agriculture
Sedalia
Dave Burnett
W. G. White
Sam McCan
Newton
Rapp
Ralph Rapp
Lewis- Lown Bakery
Weitmin remodels Tioga home amid illness details
In Tioga III Dr. Weitmin is remodeling his recently purchased Charm’s Farm house for a furnaree while Mrs. Anna Yee remains poorly under the care of Dr. Garver and nurse Miss Rosa Philips of Keokuk. Other local movements include Adam West and George Mund departing for Bakersfield California with Adam Boing guiding his brothers Dewey and Clifford. Mr and Mrs Thadfoyte of Victory visited relatives Sunday. Frank Schreiber of Bigg Neck spent Friday and Saturday with S West, Air, and Mrs William Neaterour. their family welcomed an S poordirl born Sept 21. Hernan Stipe and family spent Tuesday in West Point with daughter Mrs iy Cowen, Salem Pyi is reported quite low under nurse care of Frank Seals. Carre Clark, recently of Quinney, spends a few days with brother Glenn before returning to Minneapolis.
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Weitmin
Charms Farm
Anna Yee
Garver
Rosa Philips
Keokuk
Adam West
George Mund
Bakersfield
Cal
Adam Boing
Dewey
Clifford
George
Thadfoyte
Victory
J. Tf Neateraur
Frank Schreiber
Bigg Neck
S. West
Air
William Neaterour
An S Poordirl
Hernan Stipe
West Point
Mrz.iy Cowen
Salem Pyi
Muarerlline
Carre
Clark
Quinney
Glenn
Minneapolis
Favorable verdict for Palmyra man
A Hannibal jury returned a verdict in favor of Henry J. Boetcher of Palmyra after he was sued for $5,000 by William Moore of Hannibal for injuries from an incident on the Hannibal Palmyra rock road when Moore says his horse spooked at Boetcher’s auto truck. Mrs Moore, filing a separate suit, saw her case continued to the next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal
Henry J. Boetcher
Palmyra
Boetcher
William Moore
Moore
Hannibal-Palmyra Rock
Jury Disagrees In Streckfus Line Case In Hannibal
In Hannibal Missouri the jury in the damage suit of F H Simpson Fruit Co of Flora Illinois against the Streckfus Steamboat line could not agree after long deliberation. The case was set for January term and will require another hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal
F. H. Simpson Fruit Company
Flora
Ill
Streckfus
Hannibal Court of Common Pleas
W. T. Ragland
Ragland
False Teeth Returned to America Seizures Reported
London reported that an admiralty official said one seizure of false teeth bound for Germany included a hundred denture sets with rubber plates and other materials believed vital to Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
America
Germany
Admiralty
Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles
The Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder problems including gravel diabetes and rheumatism for men and women and also repg nays bladder troubles in children. A bottle priced at $1.00 with testimonials available upon request. Sent to St Louis address for ordering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Be, Hall
Oliva Street
St. Louis
Druggiata
Stormy Reichstag session foreshadowed in Berlin
Berlin reports a stormy Reichstag session opening with Dr Coerting planning a motion of no confidence against Chancellor von Bethmann Hollweg. Liebknecht’s absence roils opposition. debates will focus on war credits and Germany's stance toward England as three weeks of sessions begin. Conservatives back harsher anti English campaign after Zeppelin raids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Coerting
Hanover
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Liebnecht
Liebknecht
Reichstag
Germany
England
James R Garfield as Peace Maker
James R Garfield in charge of the women’s vote bureau leaves Chicago for a western trip to ease Republican and Progressive differences. Gov Whitman plans an October visit to Chicago, while University of Illinois Republican Club votes to affiliate with the national Republican college league naming S R Cunningham president and W B Ener vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James R. Garfield
Westernn
Republican
Gov. Whitman
New York
Republican Club
University of Illinois
National Republican College League
S. R. Cunningham
W. B. Ener
General Adams Retires After Army Farewell Banquet
Brig. Gen. Granger Adams retires after reaching ave limit for active service and bids farewell at a banquet hosted by officers of the Fourth Separate Brigade in Deming New Mexico. Col. Glenn of the 18th Infantry will assume command of the Deming camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Deming
N. M
Granger Adams
U. S. Army
Col
Glenn
18Th Infantry
Prices for Belgian horses rise amid war shortages
Chicago reports European conflict drives up demand for Belgians weighing 1200 to 1800 pounds. Farmers seek adaptable crossbred Belgian Percheron stock for police and cavalry work, with teams now fetching 500 to 600 dollars, up from 200 to 300. No horse imports offset the scarcity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Miners Return to Work After Strike in Virden
Five hundred miners at Virden Illinois voted to return to work after a dispute over alleged underpayment totaling 36000. Miner officers will move to immediate adjustment of the contention with Royal Collieries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Virden
Royal Collieries Company
Clear Bad Skin From Within with Dr King's Pills
Pimples and muddy complexions blamed on blood impurities. Dr King's New Life Pills purify the system with a mild laxative and brighten the eye. A full non-griping bowel movement follows a dose the night before. At your druggist, 25¢.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Dr King
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Canthagi
Hancock County Juirneenartatian
J. WH. Wendricks
Ida IL
Cora Vo Burginer
M. FF. Brady
Won
Philips
Wi Phillips
Wim Phillips
W. Oo
Kankle
A. D. Helms
A. DD. Welms
Hostetter
Tokalon
Walhach-Schroeder
Free, Keller & Sons Ltd
Maine
LA Belle, MO
Camp Point, Ill
Plainville, Ill
Durham
Richfield, Ill
Lewistown, MO
Tioga, III
Salko
Reed
Wearcver
Gunther Hardware CO
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