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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1917

Page

11

Overlands 60 to Bottom of Ocean Endorsed by Toledo Factory

Information from Irwin-Overland dealers cites a Willys Overland endorsement based on a salvaged cargo of eight six cylinder touring cars from the steamer Wissely. Fire and salt water damaged paint and upholstery, but motors and chassis remained sound and were refinished at about $200 per car for livery service with reported excellent satisfaction.

Toledo Willys Overland Company Irwin-Overland Company Wilys Overland Willys Overland Construction Ite F. R. Lusk Wissely Vladivostok Hong Kong

Quincy District Food League Forms Committees

Executive committee of the newly organized Quincy District Food League met Saturday at the Rick er National Bank to plan ahead due to late planting season. A bankers committee led by H G Riggs and a farm advisers committee led by Farmer Rusk were named, with trips and member selections to follow. Reports praised increased bean and buckwheat planting by several farmers.

Quincy District Pood League Ricker National Bank Pearce H. G. Riges Bankers’ Committee Ile J. R. Pearce Herman Brown Farmer Rusk H. T. Nielsen Palmyra Edina League Riggs Rusk

Fire is enemy in war time says state fire marshal

Walter H. Bennett issues Fires in War Time bulletin declaring burning food a crime against humanity and opposing patriotic conservation. He warns Germany would face greater defeat if America suffered greater fire losses and urges wealthy landowners and farmers to conserve food by avoiding wasteful fires.

Walter H. Bennett Germany America

Soldiers and Sailors Home Personnel Moves and Visits

William Barr retains furlough and goes to Peoria to work as carpenter contractor. J. W. Best to assume general kitchen office. Numerous transfers and furloughs among cottages 22 1 and 2 detail couples families and visits including trips to Chicago Rock Island Aurora and Galena with notes on illnesses and attendance at a Lexington celebration.

William Barr General Kitchen Peoria J. W. Best H. L. Hill Danville Joseph Pearce Drake Aurora Elizabeth Lindsey Chicago Ida Bess Frazzell Tsac Brittendall Eliza Hawkins Whiting William Weeds Kahoka Quincy Lexington W. H. Thompson Richard Harkness William Buckley Galena

Electric Service Company Takes Ohio Agency

The Electric Service company has taken the agency for the Ohio electric and announced the sale of one of the latest models to Miss Mary A Anderson of 608 Broadway. The magnetic control is a feature of the Ohio and a new demonstrator will arrive soon.

the Electric Service Company The Ohio Electric Mary A. Anderson Broadway Ohio

Trade declines as war disrupts US imports

The United States foreign trade fell by 190 million dollars in February, marking the first month of unrestricted German submarine warfare impacting commerce. The drop signals growing economic strain as maritime disruptions intensify.

United States

Boy Scouts Plant Vegetable Garden at White House

About 2000 khaki clad Boy Scouts paraded past the White House carrying hoes rakes and spades on a 200 acre plot near the Potomac to be cultivated as a national planting day vegetable garden. President Wilson promised to review the parade led by Colin H Livingston as national president and Secretary Houston planned to address the boys.

Washington White House Potomac River Wilson Colin H. Livingston Boy Scouts Organization Houston Boy Scouts United States

Weather outlook calls for fair week with normal temps

Weather Bureau predicts generally fair conditions for the Great Lakes region and plains, with local showers possible Tuesday or Wednesday. Temperatures expected to be normal for the period.

Washington Weather Bureau Great Lakes Region Plains States

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