War Library Fund Aims To Arm Reediness Across Camps
The Adams County Library committee is raising funds to reach 1800 dollars for the war library drive. Local organizations like the Knights of Columbus and business sites will host branches in camps and on main streets to serve soldiers, sailors, and veterans. The drive asks every citizen to give what they can to support recreation and relief for troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Adams County
Knights of Columbus
War Library Council
C. A. Hut
Knights of Columbuilding
Canents
Uncle Sam
Boniface Bowling League Formed by St C Social Club
An 16 member Boniface Bowling League was organized at a St C Social Club meeting in the club room at 121 North Eighth. A new constitution with rules and season prizes was adopted. Wolf elected president Zang secretary Ehrhardt juror. Captains named Zang Wolf Tesleisner Ehrhardt Cyril Li Hartman. Season opens Monday Oct 8 with a practice game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owling League
St. c
North Eighth
D Wolf
Zang
Joe Ehrhardt
Carl Zang
Fred Wolf
Tesleisner
Cyrilli
Bernard Hartman
Sill
Amunity Meeting October 4 Discuss Civic Improvements
A unity meeting of the organization, formed by the council and four bodies of Quincy, will meet next Thursday in the Chamber of Commerce. The group plans civic improvements and street repairs, with a bond proposal on the agenda. Membership drives were announced for the Oak camp of the Royal Inbors, with a large class to be admitted on the first Thursday in November. The camp will hold a meeting at Eagles hall on Friday night, October 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Com
Chamber of Commerce
Quincy
Royal Inbors
Hagles Hall
Vollbracht Declared Guilty In Camp Point Assault
William Vollbracht Camp Point postmaster was found guilty by a circuit court jury of assaulting L. O. Sutton station agent of the C B & Q. Sentencing to be announced. Also Thornberry pleaded guilty to assault with a knife and Lea Cottrell pleaded guilty to manslaughter. Jury list exhausted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Vollbracht
Camp Point
Voltbracht
L. O. Sutton
Sutton
Vollbracht
Thornbe
Arthur Thornberry
George Meyer
Quincy Boys Camp Life Near Logan Camp Houston
An Army letter from Harry Canfield of the Quincy company at Camp Logan Houston describes busy tree cutting near the camp and a nickname shift from Logan to igogen. He notes a 16 week encampment with a possible move to France if peace fails, recalls scenic Ozark passages and Arkansas cotton regions, and mentions a $50 heist at Ft. Smith. He adds limited town visits and beds filled with lizards or rattlesnakes as dangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Canfield
Quincy Company
Camp Logan
Houston
Texas
Logan
Ozark Mountains
Arkansas
Springfield
Ft. Smith
Ark
Ft. Worth
Canfield
Wingerter
France
Quincy
New York
Quincy's Pulse Renounces Will Mary
L Gelbert widow of Louis Gelbert a farmer who died after a hay fall near Quincy last July renounces provisions of his will in county court and sues in partition against State Savings Loan Trust executor and heirs for a one half interest in farming land The Board of Directors and regatta committee of the South Side Boat club meet to set banquet date and award trophies The Board of Review holds its last court house meeting with taxpayers cases under consideration but little work expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary. L. Gelbert
Louis Gelbert
Quincy
State Savings, Loan & Trust Company
Board of Directors
South Side Boat Club
Board of Review
Court House
Auto Damaged by Fire In City Street Scene
An automobile delivery truck owned by George Sanders grocer was slightly damaged by fire on Sixteenth between Cherry and Chestnut streets at 8 o clock Thursday night. A still alarm sent Fire Company No. 2 rushing to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sanders
Cherry
Chestnut Streets
Edina Banker Nance to Headline Golden Reunion Speech
E. E. Nance of Edina Missouri state bank examiner and noted speaker on community questions will be principal speaker at the Union school reunion near Golden this Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nance
E. E. Nance
Edina
Union School
Home Guard Effort Aims To Form In Golden
Home Guards for Golden Hubbard spoke in Golden Thursday night to raise a home guard company. Organizing a unit aims to match well organized groups in Mendon and Plainville. Carpenters Wame Delegates Abe Knuff and Charles Langdon were elected Thursday night as delegates to the Thiavis State Federation of Labor convention in Joliet next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden
S. A. Hubbard
Mendon
Plainville
Carpenters Wame
Aben Knuff
Charles Langdon
Carpenters’ Union
Thiavis State Federation of Labor
Joliet
Supreme Court Rejects Mata Hari Appeal
PARIS Sept 28 The supreme court refused the Dutch dancer Mata Hari who was condemned to death as a spy by court martial The revision court martial had allowed an appeal but the supreme court denied it leaving the death sentence intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Supreme Court
Mata Hari
Chilean cabinet resigns in Chile
Chilean cabinet resigned on Thursday in Santiago after a government reshuffle. Prime Minister and ministers stepped down amid political pressure, with caretaker leadership likely to steer during the transition. The move comes as Chilean politics face calls for broader reforms and stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile
Santiago
Children Invited to East End Church Revival Night
Rev L C Mauck announces tonight is children nights with central rows reserved for school children. Thursday featured an Oboe solo by Mr Carter and a vocal by Mrs F J Rogers. Attendees asked to bring the Bob Jones Hymns for Sunday services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Mauck
East End
Carter
F. J. Rogers
First Christian Church
Bob Jones
Warrant Issued for Ferdinand Hauff Over False Affidavit
Sheriff seeks Ferdinand Hauff former owner of Quincy Awning and Tent at 333 1 2 Hampshire Street on a warrant for making a false affidavit. Accuses him of swearing the business was free of encumbrance when sold to Samuel Baldwin and Anton Padovic. Warrant allegedly filed by a traveling agent of a pot supplier, name not remembered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Hauff
Quincy Awning and Tent Company
Hampshire Street
Hauff
Samuel Baldwin
Anton Padovic
Important meeting Saturday of T. P. A.
Post A, T. P. A. will hold a Saturday evening meeting in the Elks club room. Discussion will cover the Seventh and Elm Streets lot ordered graded two months ago, with plans for trees and a playground. Also on the agenda are the adoption of a new constitution and by laws and a report on organizing a benevolent society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post A
Elks’ Club
Seventh
Elm Streets
Board of Trustees
Illinois Cafe Opens After Owner Closure
Illinois cafe at 523 Hampshire street reopened by former owner James Leach who kept a mortgage on the property. C. W. Owens of St. Louis will manage the cafe. most staff retained. Operations to run for a week or two as before with planned interior changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Cafe
Hampshire Street
Jame Enloe
Ofankruptcy
James Leach
C. W. Owens
St. Louis
Leach
Quincy Soldiers Mobilized and Desertion Handling
ES Shrapnel Edwin Braun of 925 South Twelfth street joined Battery B 339th field artillery at Camp Dodge Des Moines. Six Quincy boys in the battery are Daly Wustrow Heidbreder Danhouse Hull Luckenhill others in the same regiment. Orleo Starnes of 230 North Fifth street was arrested in Chicago for desertion from Company E Springfield and was sent back with his mother securing a discharge. He resumes work as a motion picture operator at the Quincy theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Braun
South Twelfth Street
Camp Dodge
Des Moines
339Th Field Artillery
Quincy
Daly
Wustrow
Heidbreder
Danhouse
Hull
Luckenhill
Orleo Starnes
North Fifth Street
Chicago
Company E
Springfield
Quincy Theater
Mrs Barnard Receives Message on Sommers Patrol Duty
Mrs H Barnard of Front and Oak streets received a letter from First Gunner Johnson of the torpedo boat Sommers. He says the ship’s anticipated voyage was only patrol duty and the Quincy pay on board would not cross the ocean on this trip. He reports Mr McReay is the father of a new baby and Mrs McReay left Quincy for New Orleans to be with her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Barnard
Front and
Oak Streets
Gunner Johnson
Sommers
Quincy
McReay
McRoay
New Orleans
Williams son to report for aviation service in St Louis
Robert Williams, son of Dr and Mrs W W Williams, passed the examination for the aviation service and received orders Thursday to report in St Louis at once. He will take the federal oath there and, after a few days, be sent to the Omaha aviation training school. His parents expect a short home visit before training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Williams
W. W. Williams
Aviation Service
St. Louis
Omaha
Wortham in Pensacola Army Life Reports Good Health
D. 8. Wortham, now in the aviation section of the signal corps of the army stationed at Pensacola Florida, writes that he is in good health and is enjoying army life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. 8. Wortham
Signal Corps of the
Army
Pensacola, Fla
Local officer on furlough and new enlistment orders
Lieut. Robinson colored from 901 Vine Street arrived Wednesday evening on a three day furlough from Danville Illinois where his company is stationed. He spent one day with his daughter Frances who graduated from Quincy High School last June and is now attending college in northern Illinois. He is in charge of 130 men at Danville and states that the government has issued new orders requiring each company to have 250 privates four lieutenants and two captains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Vine Street
Danville
Ill
Frances
Quincey High School
Illinois
Cornell President Denounces Pacifists At Reopening
Ithaca N Y Sept 28 President Tacob Gould Schuman of Cornell denounces pacifists as muddle headed and pigeon livered and short sighted in front of 8858 students at the university reopening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
N. Y
Tacob Gould Schuman
Cornell
Charles Liebman Old Merchant of Quincy Succumbs
Charles Liebman a longtime Quincy grocer and butcher died at 8 30 p m Thursday at 121 1 2 North Sixth Street from myocarditis and nervous prostration following months of illness Born November 18 1861 in Bellville Illinois he was 45 years 10 months and 9 days old He came to Quincy at age ten and lived there the rest of his life He married Elizabeth Miller on November 17 1882 in Quincy He operated at 118 North Sixth Street from 1882 for twenty years then moved to 119 North Sixth Street in 1902 where he continued in the butcher business until retirement four years ago He was the last of the old Midway merchants He belonged to Gem City Camp M W A He left his wife two sons Arthur J and Carl L of Quincy a daughter Mrs William A Schwindeler a brother Fred Liebman in Richmond Indiana four sisters Mrs Treb Messick Chicago Mrs Mary Oakland Richmond Indiana Mrs E D Miller Brooklyn New York and Mrs Emma Berry Quincy Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Liebman
Maine
Hampshire Streets
North Sixth Street
Bellville
Ill
Quincy
Elizabeth Miller
Liebman
Midway
Gem City Camp
Arthur J
Carl L
William A. Schwindeler
Fred Liebman
Richmond
Ind
Treb Messick
Chicago
Mary Oakland
E. D. Miller
Brooklyn
N. Y
Emma Berry
Funeral of Mrs. William A. Stewart in Toledo
The funeral for Mrs. William A. Stewart, who died Tuesday in Toledo Ohio, was held Thursday at 3 30 pm in Daugherty chapel with Rev W O Shank of Central Baptist Church officiating. A large attendance and fine floral offerings marked the service. Pallbearers were Charles Bagby J W Sinnock David Wilcox and a Mr Roach. Burial followed at Woodland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Stewart
Toledo
Daugherty
W. O. Shank
Central Baptist Church
Charles Bagby
J. W. Sinnock
David Wilcox
Mr. Roach
Woodland Cemetery
Burial Planned for Mrs. James Stell in Kansas City
The burial for Mrs. James Stell, who died Tuesday in a Kansas City hospital after weeks with typhoid fever, will take place this afternoon at Barkley Cemetery in Kansas City. She was 40, daughter of Barton and the late Mrs. Young of Bethel. Her husband, her mother, and several sisters, including Mrs. John Hansbrough of Palmyra, survive her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stell
Kansas City
Barkley Cemetery
Barton Young
Bethel
John Hansbrough
Palmyra
Funeral for Mrs Doland Held at Grace Methodist
The funeral for Mrs. B H Doland, who died from a skull fracture after stepping from a Highland Park street car in motion Saturday night, was held at 3 30 p m Thursday in Grace Methodist church. Rev G L Losh officiated as a large crowd attended. A quartet sang and floral offerings were noted. Burial followed at Greenmount cemetery. Roy Doland of Los Angeles attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Doland
Highland Park Street
Grace Methodist Church
G. L. Losh
Laura Schultz
Jesse Howe
Otho Arnold
FE. H. Menke
E. A. Mollenhauer
J. L. Howe
J. A. Rottmayer
J.C. Whitefeld
Greenmount Cemetery
Roy Doland
Los Angeles
Cal
Funeral of Mrs Anna Metzger Held at Home
The funeral was held at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon at 518 Spring Street. Rev Paul Langhorst of St Peter's Evangelical church officiated. The Salem church quartet sang. Burial followed in Woodland cemetery. Bearers were Henry Slocum Rudy Kiefer George Stipp Lawrence Amen J J Markland and Bryan Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Metzger
Spring Street
Paul Langhorst
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
Salem Church
Woodland Cemetery
Henry Slocum
Rudy Kiefer
George Stipp
Lawrence Amen
J. J. Markland
Byran Moore
Quincy church meeting and canvassing events noted
The Quincy district congregations plan meetings at Christ Congregational church next Monday and Tuesday. Rev. I W Bingaman will canvass five Roseville churches on Oct 4 and speak at a Peoria banquet on Oct 5. Mrs Garnett Smith’s class surprised Mrs Kibler, a new Quincy resident, on Tuesday. An old fashioned testimony meeting moved to Thursday at the Fast End church. A children’s meeting is slated for Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy District of Congregational Churches
Christ Congregational Church
I. W. Bingaman
Luther Memorial Church
Roseville
Peoria
Peoria Christian Endeavor Union
Fast End
Ladies Aid Meeting at Beth el German Church Home
The Ladies' Aid society of the Beth el German church met at Mrs. J. Pohlmann's home on Monroe Street. Routing business was discussed and light refreshments followed in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Bethel German Church
Pastor and wife welcomed at First German church reception
Members of the First German church met their new pastor and his wife Rav and Mrs. David S Wahl at a Thursday evening reception in the church parlors. A varied program featured Missen Isa bel Ebert and Bator Mills with a piano solo and a quartet presenting several pleasing selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First German Church
Rav
David S. Wahl
Missen Isabel Ebert
Bator Mills
Triangle Bible Class Meeting At Presbyterian Church
Mrs Robert Halbach of 2221 Maine will host the Triangle Bible class of the Presbyterian church at its regular meeting this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Halbach
Maine
Triangle
The
Presbyterian Church
No Change in Fifth under New Army Plan
Brigadier General Henry Hill from Camp Logan Houston Texas said in a telegram to The Whig that the Fifth Infantry from Quincy will not have officers affected nor will the local company be materially changed by the war department reorganization. The Whig had asked Wednesday about changes under the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
War Department
Fifth Infantry
Quincy
Henry Hill
Camp Logan
Houston
Texas
Hill
Liberty Loan Bonds Still Awaited Here
Quincy banks await shipment of the new Liberty loan bonds expected daily. The Clearing House association reports the bonds consigned from St. Louis but not yet received at banking hours end. The second campaign runs October 1 to 27 with a meeting soon to arrange sale plans and appoint committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Quincy Clearing House Association
St. Louis
Clearing House Association
Quincy Mayor Inspects Street Work Progress
Mayor J. A. Thompson spent hours Thursday inspecting street improvement projects across Quincy with emphasis on Cherry street. He expressed satisfaction with progress in the city thoroughfares and praised the crews pushing the work with vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Thompson
Quincy
Cherry Street
Thompson
Cunnane Couple Celebrates 30th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs William J Cunnane mark thirty years of marriage in a modest observance. Their daughter Ellen is in Chicago and son George serves with the Machine Gun company while Mrs Wallace Ryan remains the only child in town. Mr Cunnane, from County Roscommon Ireland, has long been part of the Cunnane restaurant in Quincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Cunnane
Ellen Cunnane
Chicago
George
Machine
Wallace Ryan
Cunnane
County Roscommon
Ireland
Quincy
Wadoo Announces Details of Second U.S. Liberty Loan
A wartime notice outlines terms for a second Liberty Loan including possible conversion, taxation exemptions, and bond redemption rules. Subscriptions must reach the treasury or a federal bank by Oct. 27 1917 with staged payments and optional bond exchanges beginning Nov. 15, 1919. The campaign targets at least ten million subscribers and over five billion dollars in subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Washington
D. C
Federal Reserve Bank
United States
Federal Reserve
Mrs Hessler Organizes Adams County Home Improvement Clubs
Mrs Maude C Hessler assistant leader of the state home improvement work reports success in organizing home improvement clubs in Adams county She will speak to women in Columbus and to Camp Point and Mendon Lima clubs were formed with officers elected including Mrs O N Gay and Mrs O P Spencer The following lists name members and directors for Melrose Shiloh Payson and Bluff Hallis churches communities involved this week in the effort led by Emma Luthin in the farm adviser's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude C. Hessler
Adams County
Columbus
Camp Point
Mendon
Lima
O. N. Gay
O. P. Spencer
Farmer” Rusk
Jes Hessler
Emma Luthin
Hessler
Melrose Township
Hugh Reeder
Ruth Wheeler
Esther Reeder
W. F. Coe
William H. Perkins
E. D. Humphrey
John Abbott
D. L. Lindsey
Caspar Mast
Shiloh
Payson Township
Ed N. Larimore
D. A. Stratton
J. Q. Grant McCarl
Lulu House
McCumber
Humphrey Larimore
L. M. Morrison
S. A. Baker
Victoria Hall
W. C. Baker
Bluff Halis Church
Anna Schnellbecher
Minnie Groh
Flossie Politsch
Misa Anna Loos
Laura Speckhart
G. F. Reich
William Beckman
William Fritzemeier
Payson
C. H. Rankin
Henry Seymour
George Fischer
Edith A. Robbins
E. P. Maher
Anna Conrad
Sailors From Quincy To Rejoin Kansas On Duty
Five Quincy youths D J Grubb Theodore McPheeters Conrad McPheeters and the Woltering brothers depart to join the U S battleship Kansas after visiting relatives The group includes Theodore McPheeters who married Helen Fuhrman on the visit Fifty Quincy boys are aboard the Kansas The Chaddock school boys will gather beans for the Rotary club harvesting eleven acres with six already collected in a two team contest and the club arranged for students to finish the harvest
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
D. J. Grubb
Theodore
Conrad McPheeters
Woltering Brothers
United States
Kansas
Theodore McPheeters
Helen Fuhrman
Long Island
N. Y
Chaddock School
Rotary Club
Two Fined in Court for Harboring Unlicensed Dog
John P. Hayes faced arraignment in Police Judge Reardon's court on a harboring an unlicensed dog complaint by Rudy Kauffman. he pleaded guilty and was fined with costs 4.25 dollars. Bessie Ward also was fined 2 dollars plus costs for intoxication and a street car disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Hayes
Reardon
Rudy Kauffman
Bessie Ward
Police seek man after tire theft from Hartman Brothers
The police are seeking a Negro suspect after a Thursday theft where an automobile tire was taken from the upholstery shop Hartman Brothers. The incident appears to involve a single perpetrator and is under active investigation by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartman Brothers
Hearing Held In Shiver Industrial Case In Chicago
Commissioner Healey of Chicago held a hearing Thursday at the courthouse on the claims of George Shiver who was injured in the Lusk livery stable. Shiver says a fall broke his leg and made it shorter. The decision will be made by the industrial commission in a body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiver
Healey
Chicago
Court House
George Shiver
Lusk
Boys Not Runaways From Madison School Taken to Hannibal
William Boyce and Arthur Junkerman, both 12 and 13, reported they did not run away but were picked up by a strange man in a large automobile near Madison school on Wednesday afternoon. The man drove them to Hannibal and dumped them in a strange city penniless, after which they telephoned their friend’s father at 2224 State street. He recovered them Thursday evening after traveling to Hannibal. The boys did not know the driver’s name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Boyce
Arthur Junkerman
Madison School
Hannibal
William Junkerman
State Street
Hamp shire street east of 18th in bad shape
A Quincy Auto Club officer said public attention is drawn to Hamp shire Street east of 18th as it wrecks due to a poor cement coat that dissolved, cracked and wore into bad condition. Frank A. Fischer died in Denver and left his estate to his mother Euphemia Fischer of Quincy. probate named her executrix. The Duhkolt estate shows $3,171 in cash in the probate inventory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy Auto Club
Hampshire Street
18Th
Frank Fischer
Frank A. Fischer
Denver
Euphemia Fischer
Quincy
Levi Returns From St Louis Chamber Trip
George Levi president of the Chamber of Commerce returned Thursday from a visit to St Louis where he was entertained by St Louis Chamber of Commerce members and others. He said St Louisans who heard of the Carthage trip approved the method of cementing friendship between large cities and neighboring communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi
St. Louis
George Levi
Chamber of Commerce
St. Louie
Campbell will divides estate among Campbell children
In Ursa township Mrs Tennett Jane Campbell filed Thursday her will. She leaves Pearl Pollock $100 and divides the remaining estate among five children named Samuel Foreman T Lillie Campbell Ada Francis and Mary Mulligan.
Red Cross Benefit Vaudeville Opens In Highland Park
The vaudeville program for Red Cross aid runs tonight and Saturday in Highland Park. The event features The Peerless Quartet, Dorothy Dayton and a large cast including Dorothy Durant Edith Baker and many others with piano acts including Inna Chumbley and William Livingston. Proceeds aid Adams county Red Cross Christmas fund for local boys in the military.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Park
Red Cross
Waya and Means
Peerless
Dorothy Dayton
Childshood
Dorothy Durant
Edith Baker
Virginian Rocksman
Betty Castle
Adelaide Richardson
Marie Reidy
Dorothy Selner
Sons and Daughters of America
Mrs. C. C. Spencer
William Becker
Eleanor Elia
Helen Reticker
Dorothy Boswell
Virginia Reticker
Jeannette Burrows
Constance Ellis
Anna Whitney
Bonita Urban
Dorothy Morehead
Inna Chumbley
William Livingston
Roman Arnold
Tom Burrows
George Reeves
Esther Mills
Pat Pfeiffer
Mr. Pfeiffer
Chamber of Commerce Glee Club
South Side
Adams County
The
Maywood Cow Club to Auction 71 Hereford Cattle
The Maywood Cow Club will sell 71 Hereford cows and calves belonging to the Children's Cow Club of the Bank of Maywood. The sale, first of its kind in Lewis county, starts at 10 o'clock Saturday in Maywood and is expected to draw a large crowd. H. L. Loudermilk, bank cashier, leads a team of assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Cow Club
Bank of Maywood
Maywood
Lewis County
H. L. Loudermilk
Broadway Merchants Allow Stag Bills in Timmerwilke Shop
Members of the Broadway and Twelfth Street Merchants' association met in Timmerwilke's barber shop Thursday night and approved bills presented for the stag entertainment held last Sunday. Twenty members attended and no other matters of consequence were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway and
Twelfth Street Merchants’ Association
Timmerwilke
Police Phone System Given Satisfaction
City officials praise Charles Duncan for restoring eighteen fire and police alarm boxes to working order with two remaining out of commission. Alder men commended his rapid progress at a council meeting and Mayor Thompson seeks skilled electrician to assist in finishing the task.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Duncan
Duncan
Thompson
Weather Outlook for Midwest States
Illinois expects partly cloudy skies Friday and Saturday with warmer temperatures in the north and west on Friday. Missouri remains generally fair Friday and Saturday with a warm Friday. Iowa shows generally fair conditions Friday and Saturday with warmer air in the east and south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illnois
Missouri
Iowa
River Forecast Shows Short Rise This Fall
Fall river forecast indicates rainfall will lift river levels for about two days. At Hamnubal and Louisiana the rise is expected to be about one third of a foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamnubal
Louisiana
Classified ads fragment with mixed job and sale notices
An OCR fragment lists a wanted ad seeking an intelligent girl for office work with no typing required from Gibus Letter Co., and a sale offer for two baby pigs weighing about 75 lbs at a Blacksmith shop near 24th and State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
STW
Gererst
Gibus Letter Co
Hampahire Street
24Th
State Shap
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ASK School
East End Church
Sixth Street
Wiliam A. Stewart
Church News
William Cunnane
Wadoo
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Townships
Highland
Maywood Cow Club
Broadway Merchants
Renee
Tate
Ress
St. Paul
Davenport
Keokuk
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