McCullough Dies in Urbana Home After Long Service
Urbana Ill June 22 James S McCullough longtime state auditor died at his Urbana home after a long illness He had served 14 years in office and was a Civil War veteran missing an arm from Fort Blakely Alabama Funeral will be held in Urbana Wednesday at 2 pm He was born in Merburg Pa May 4 1842 and moved to Champaign County in 1854 He enlisted in 1861 served in Vicksburg campaigns and was maimed in battle His wife Celinda and children survived with other relatives in Illinois and Chicago was represented by local officials and party men in telegram condolences.
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Urbana
Ill
James
McCulloughomestead
Ringfield
Jehildren
Charles H. Myer
Lencoe
Thety Bank of
Chicago
Leal McCullough
Jim” McCullough
James J. Brady
Champaign Jecounty
McCullough
Silto
Fort Bleakely
Ala
Jim
Mr. McCullough
Merburg
Franklin County
Champaign County
Seventyth
Ilinoia Volunteer Infantry
Mississippi
Vicksburg
Soldiers ‘College
Fulton
Herss
Celinda
Davenport Fourth of July plans outlined with park events
Daylong Davenport celebration details in Vander Veer and Fejerverary parks include games folk dances and daylight fireworks. Committee urged attendees to bring lunches for an all day affair. Expect more than a thousand athletic entries this year after 690 last year.
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Davenport
Vander Veer
Vander Veer Park
George W English Named Income Tax Solicitor
Washington June 23 Senator Lewis announced that George W English of Centralia formerly Illinois legislator from Vienna has been named income tax solicitor with headquarters in Washington by Secretary McAdoo. He will supervise government litigation to collect income taxes and enforce proper returns with a $5000 yearly salary and will assume duties next month. Rheumatism Relieved in Hours claim notes Relief in hours and cure in days via Dr Detchons Relief for Rheumatism with local ads in Rock Island and Davenport.
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Washington, D. C
Lewis
George W. English
Centralia
Illinois
Vienna
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
English
Washington
Lydia E Pinkham Compound Aids Adrian Woman
Adrian Michigan testimony describes severe fatigue and backache from female weakness, improved after two bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad encourages other women to try the remedy, noting it helps work stamina and vitality.
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Adrian, Mich
Lydia E. Pinkham
Sol
Alonzo E. Baker
Tecumseh St
Adrian
Mich
Lynn
Mass
Vaughan Named AMA President At Atlantic City Session
Dr. Victor C. Vaughan was installed as president of the American Medical Association at its 65th annual convention in Atlantic City. In his inaugural address he stated that average life expectancy has risen by fifteen years in the last century and urged expanded medical research, sanitation, and government support to extend healthy life and curb disease. He warned civilization could regress without scientific effort and urged hygenic laboratories and nationwide research to improve life conditions.
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Atlantic City
N. J
American Medical Association
Victor C. Vaughan
John A. Witherspoon
Nashville
Tenn
Vaughan
Washington
Local social notes and visits spread through Davenport area
Davenport residents and guests are noted in multiple short items. Sittings include MILAN Sinnet visiting Davenport with niece Miss M S McLaughlin, Thomas Lees calling on Mrs A P Nelson, and many others visiting relatives, attending picnics, or traveling to Cleveland Des Moines and Rock Island. The L E D club held an annual Watch Tower picnic. The Presbyterian Missionary society hosted a meeting at Mrs J C Johnston s home with Liam and Laos as the topic.
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F. M. Sinnet
Davenport
M. S. McLaughlin
Thomas Lees
Coal Valley
A. P. Nelson
L. E. D. Club
Watch Tower
M. Wilson
Rural
Harry Lischer
Irving Kemp
Chicago
T. Wilhite
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
J. C. Johnston
R. B. Olmsted
Liam
Laos
Blanche Wagelin
Bowling
H. Walker
Elizabeth Brockmann
Rock Island
Frank White
Margaret Dibbern
St. Charles
Ill
Gertrude Davis
Hofer
South Rock Island
H. von Ach
P. H. Davis
Cambridge
Ira Zahn
Helen Owens
Cleveland
Ohio
William H. Smith
Cecil Heverling
M. Carnaghan
William Deiker
Kate
Cornelia
Carrie Walker
Lucile Johnson
Blanche Wangelin
Katherine White
Helen Krell
Hoyd McMichael
Port Byron
J. K. McMichael
Marguerite Davia
Reynolds
William Shaw
New Bedford
Mass
Rey
W. H. Shaw
D. Rathbun
Ruth
M. Rathbun
M. E. McLaughlin
Church Aid Society Benefit and Local Visitors
Women at the church parlors heard alum ware demonstrations by Mr. and Mrs. Von from Rock Island with each attendee receiving a piece. Local residents and visitors include Miss Susie Torgy of Taylor Ridge, Evelena Cressy of Rock Island, Miss Charity Kindelsperger and Florence and Mrs. Susan Eberhart, and Dr. H. J. Stewart's Keewanee visit for high school commencement. Separate notes record visits among the Kell, Milsted, Fritz, and Wilhite families and a Court of Honor meeting adding three new members including Mr. John Kaveny and relatives.
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Aid Society
Von
Rock Island
Roy Diseron
Albert Danielson
Leonard Kell
Susie Torgy
Taylor Ridge
Milsted
Fred Shellman
J. Butlin
South Rock Island
Evelena Cressy
Frank Cressy
Frank Tindall
Ralph Palmer
A. Johnson
William Dixon
John Derrick
Joe Wilhite
Davenport
T. Wilhite
Court of Honor
John Kaveny
Anna Sheppard
Fresno
Cal
Ellen Kaveny
East of Viola
H. J. Stewart
Kewaunee
Kewanes High School
Ruth Stewart
Local social notes drift through town events
Viola Robert McAtee was a guest of relation in Joy over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hill left for Grav ity Iowa after attending Mrs. Hannah Hill's funeral. Mrs. Mary Brom returned to Galesburg after visiting her son J. A. Heflin and family. Mesdames Drake Guthery and Minnie Phillips went to Moline to attend a Royal Neighbors convention. Kathryn Ward of Creston Iowa arrived for an extended visit at a local home.
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Robert McAtee
Joe Hill
Gravity
Iowa
Hannah Hill
Mary Brom
Galesburg
J. A. Heflin
Mesdames R. C. Drake
Janet Guthery
Minnie Phillips
Moline
Royal Neighbors
Kathryn Ward
Creston
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promises Gray to Dark
A downtown druggist promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a ready to use solution for darkening faded gray hair. The ad claims quick results by morning and notes benefits of lustre and fullness while preventing dandruff and itching. Harper House Pharmacy endorses the product.
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Wyeth
Harper House Pharmacy
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Worrall Dow
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Westerly
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American Alps
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Madison
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Second Avenue
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