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Quincy Whig in Quincy, Illinois

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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1920

Page

9

Palm Sugar From India Touted Across Trade Routes

Palm sugar known as ery in India comes from the sap of palm trees and is valued in traditional markets. The source notes its cultural role and increasing attention among traders for its unique sweetness.

India

Thinks Credit Due Quincy Aldermen

A reader recalls the 27 year rise of Quincy's finances and water system. Credit is attributed to Mayors John P. Mikesell and John A. Steinbach and to E. J. Parker for parks, noting debt reduction from 2 million to under 400 thousand and the Water Works plant's purchase and transfer to city control. The letter defends the aldermen against critics and honors past officials.

Whig McNutt Quincy John P. Mikesell Mikesell Water Works Company John A. Steinbach Water Works Crab Public Utilities Commission E. J. Parker Mississippi River Heaven

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