Elm Named Best Shade Tree For Quincy Climate
Quincy Rotarians heard John Tiplady promote the American white elm as the best shade tree for the local climate. He covered care for sick trees, grafting to secure pure stock, and cautioned against planting unsuitable varieties. He also noted ash and soft maples as alternatives and described treatment for borers and plant nutrition. After noon, the Parliament Debating Club outlined its weekly program and a debate on adopting a commission form of government.
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Quincy
John Tiplaly
Tiplady
Parliament Debating Club
Chester Groves
Sun Lee
Richard Whitney
Glenwood Thompson
Commission
United States
Whitefield
Davidson
Phil
Jacobs
High School Notes Uyypatia and Hvypatia Clubs Plan Contest
The Uyypatia Literare club held a brief after school meeting Tuesday to discuss the Declamatory contest to be hosted by the Ace and Hvypatia clubs together. Preparations for the preliminary contest within the club were begun and the first band held a full rehearsal Tuesday noon with remaining week rehearsals scheduled for Wednesday noon and after school.
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Uyypatia Literare Club
Ace
Hvypatia
Prac
Eat Less and Take Salts for Kidney Health Ad
A historical health advisory urges Americans to guard kidneys against overworked organs from rich foods. It promotes Jad Salts as a safe, inexpensive remedy to flush kidneys, ease back pain, cloudy urine, and night-time trips, claiming long standing use and broad home benefits.
Soldiers' And Sailors' Home Feature at Grace M. E. Church
Rev Losh of Grace M E church spoke Monday night at the Soldiers and Sailors Home. Miss Mabel Mien prepared to go as a missionary to China sang two songs with Miss Mabe Losh. Freewill offering for Miss Allen raised over seven dollars. Names listed of personnel and furloughs. Old soldiers upset by plan to charge rent for garden plots near railroad right of way.
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Losh
Grace M. E
Mabel Mien
Ching
Mabe
Miss Allen
Eliza Hawkins
Amos H. Bolsure
George Kendall
W. A Cooper
John Heater
Ben Vergette
Wn. Harrington
Mary E. Apple
Samuel Hazel
Golconda
Co. E
Andrew J. Gardener
Caleb B. Routt
James and
Florence Parker
Hiram Inman
Jesse and
Lizie Litten
James W. Perkins
Martin D
Marietta Leonard
Levi Benton
Broke Parole Two Years Ago Bert Smith In Custody
Bert Smith, released on parole two years ago, is again in custody after allegedly breaking probation terms. Found guilty of child abandonment, he appeared before County Judge Fred Wolfe. A one year workhouse sentence from the late Judge Lyman McCarl looms if the case proceeds. He is held until Thursday for further investigation.
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Bert Smith
Hols
Fred Wolfe
Smith
Lyman McCarl
Quincey
Preparing To Reopen The Weis Paper Mill
Plans to reopen the Weis Paper Mill after a weeks long strike are discussed by A W Weis on Tuesday evening. Frank Shew of American Strawheard says no immediate reopening is planned. The striking paper makers number over 50 men.
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Weis
A. WD
Frank Shew
American Strawheard Company
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