Members decline to draft a resolution to put embargo on arms
Local meeting records show members voting against drafting a formal resolution to impose an embargo on arms sales. No action was taken to restrict shipments or address external threats.
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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1915
Page
2
Adams County Humane Society Meeting Debates War Resolution
At yesterday's quarterly meeting in Quincy, a lengthy plea from Alenry requested that the Adams County Humane society draft resolutions opposing arms exports to warring nations. The discussion paused the matter, routine business proceeded, and the secretary was tasked to mail thanks to Miss Ruth Ewing. The county home report praised facilities, with repainting urged and superintendent Schwank approved for an auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humane Society
Alenry
Fred ‘Wolfe
John Schwank
Board of
Wolfe
Quincys Pulse Washouts Close Park Road
Heavy rains wash out the new Parker Heights road leading to Washington Park. To prevent further damage and safeguard the public, the park will remain closed to driving for the present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Heights
Man Held on Suspicion as Saloon Robber Suspect
Chris Buckett a North End resident was arrested yesterday afternoon by Officer Nicky on a warrant from H L Murray for peace disturbance. Police believe Buckett is tied to multiple North End saloon robberies, including a break in at Fifth and Vinestvene two weeks ago. House warming set for Sept 11 announced by Adams County Farm Improvement association with a strong committee led by Farmer Rusk. River rises after a brief drop reaching 15.4 feet, flooding acres of wheat and corn in lower bottoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Buckett
North End
Nicky
H. L. Murray
Buckett
Fifth
Vinestvene
Chamber of Commerce
Adams County Farm Improvement Association
C. F. ‘Perry
Rusk
Building Committee
Jitney Ordinance Sparks City Debate Among Leaders
Business leaders express displeasure with the proposed prohibitive jitney ordinance while urging a fair, regulated approach. Alphonse Snyder doubts passage and warns of lawsuits. Chauncey Wood supports public conveyance with fair rules. police officer Frank Rice notes jitneys aid the poor and comply with traffic laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Interid
Chauncey R. Wood
Julius _Kespohl
Wood
Frank Rice
Life at Camp Ludington Told By A Soldier Student
Obert Beatty of Company C writes from Camp Ludington Mich describing daily life at the military camp. He recalls attending church, exploring docks and an old lake steamer, noting ferries across Lake Michigan to Milwaukee and the lake's beauty. He shares impressions of town, beach walks, swimming, and a forthcoming three day hike with a sham battle between student and regular units. He plans to travel to Chicago by boat with tent-mates and hints at visiting friends there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Ludington
Mich
Obert Beatty
Ludington
Lake Michigan
Milwaukee
Ed Miller
Chicago
Lost and Found Ad Attracts Help From A. Whig
A. Whig Want Ad offers to locate lost items by listing notices and responses. Readers may submit descriptions of missing belongings for assistance and pickup at the newspaper office or by mail. The column acts as a community hub for reconnecting people with items.
Property transfers and land deeds list in Adams County
A fragmented record shows transfers and parcels in Adams County including Alvin and Sallie Tripp to Robert J. and Mary B. McNay with 83 750 dollars noted, F H and Emelia Bredeweg to Herman Weibring with Still's add Quincy and 100 dollars, cemetery association to G Stewart, and St Joseph W and Ella Caldwell to L D Welch plus a few legal descriptions and ownership notes. The fragmentary text references deed details like remainder interests, street names, and parcel descriptions typical of a local property transfer notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin
Sallie Tripp
Robert J
Mary B. McNay
Mendon
F. H
Emelia
Bredeweg
Herman ‘Weibring
Still
Quincy
Adams County
G. Stewart
Cemetery Association
St. Joseph W
Ella C. Caldwell
L. D. Welch
Dr King’s New Life Pills 36 for 25 cents
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills in glass bottles with 86 sugar coated white pills. It claims easy dosing with one pill per night and relief of constipation by morning, urging readers to buy 36 for 25 cents at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Secretary's Report to Chamber Covers Many Matters
Secretary C F Perry reports to the Chamber of Commerce on the Home and Exposition Building dedication and progress. He notes rain delayed Quincy Hannibal road work, plans for road-work prizes, and efforts to rent expo space. He mentions invitation to Brown County fair, motor trips from Quincy, and a September 1 Armory dedication readiness inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber
Hannibal- Quincy
Exposition Committee
Local picks up and visits across towns and relatives
James Potter of 1119 State street leaves at noon for Chicago to visit his brother Will and also plan visits in La Grange. Dr. Whipple departed yesterday afternoon for Toledo Ohio on the Wabash. Miss Ida Lohmeier of Hannibal returns home after visiting Mrs. Joseph Urban at 419 Maiden Lane. Milton, son of Mr and Mrs Trippett of 648 Adams street, died yesterday morning, his sister Myrtle having died recently. Ladies of the Salem Evangelical church plan a monthly coffee at Salem hall tomorrow with baked ham lunch at 4 p.m. Attorney M. F. Carrott returned from Wequetensing Michigan with relatives. Albert Ette’s hearing set for August 25 following a June filing. Palace Stables offers livery and auto service. County court quiet with few probate matters. CL Hawkins, school teacher, was a business caller. Jeff Terry of Camp Point, justice of the peace, and S. I. Adair with G. C. Taylor returned from Wisconsin University course. Adair to visit Loarine family. Taylor to visit Marshfield parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Potter
State Street
Chicago
Will
la Grange
Dr. Whipple
Toledo
Ida Lohmeier
Hannibal
Joseph Ur*ban
Maiden Lane
O.h.cady
Little Milton
Hampshire
M. F. Carrott
Wequetensing
Mich
Palace
McCarl
CL. Hawkins
Golden
St. Anthonius
Jeff . Terry
Camp ‘Point
Clayton Bank Improves In Clayton With New Furniture
Bartlett and Wallace bank in Clayton announces upcoming improvements with a fresh inviting look. Walnut furniture and fixtures are being installed along with new wall decorations to enhance the bank's appearance within a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Bank
Bartlett & Wallace Bank
Clayton
Hay fever and asthma relief from Foley's Honey and Tar
Sickness in summer linked to pollen and dust causes hay fever and asthma. Sufferers are advised to seek mountains or sea for relief and to use Foley's Honey and Tar Compound to soothe inflamed bronchial tubes, aid breathing, and promote better sleep. Miller & Arthur Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Miller & Arthur ‘Drug. Co
Adams County Highways Under Pressure Over Rural Route Service
A Washington post office department communication warns that rural delivery roads must stay passable or mail routes may be amended or discontinued. County Superintendent L L Boyer reports to ensure action within sixty days, noting prior road works and Chamber of Commerce support while the exact location remains confidential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
L. L. Boyer
James’s. Binksley
Post Office Department
Washington
Lummis
Adams
Boyer
Chamber of Commerce
Brakeman Is Cured After Kidney Trouble
F A Woolsey a Jacksonville Texas railroad brakeman says kidney trouble rheumatism and backache left him after using Foley Kidney Pills He reports quick relief and no further problems The Miller Arthur Drug Co notes thousands have written similar letters about the product and its claim to help kidneys remove waste from the blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Woolsey
Jacksonville
Texas
Foley
Miller & Arthur Drug Co
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John
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Mmaiway
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Dickhut
P. L. Dickhut
Washington Park
Joseph Schwartz
Schwartz
Eighth and Hampshire
Nellie
Hedges
F. J. Penick
Circuit
Beatty
John _E. Wall
Shyder
Council
Abbott
Teaston
Credit Side
The
Ledger
Alphonse Snyder
A. Whig
Highland Park
Eireworks
C. F. Perry
Ouincy-Hannibal
Our
Mt. Sterling
Sterling
C. of C
Frank G. Wood
State Armory Commission
Chicago, Peoria “& Quincy Traction Company
Co. F. Perry
Ike McAlook
Bush League
Bear Cat
By Budsee
Sgo
Riph
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