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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1919

Page

4

Quincy municipal market plan urged by Alderman Hyatt

Alderman S. S. Hyatt writes The Whig outlining the need for a city market in Quincy to cut waste and stabilize prices. He cites apple and melon surpluses, proposes freight trucks, and envisions a market master to buy and sell produce at fair prices, with co operation and regulated practice to aid all citizens.

S. S. Hyatt Quincy Whig Farmer Quincy New Market Beardstown Ill Rochester

Coatsburg Girl Injured In Night Collision Near Camp Point

A Ford headed to the park collided with a buggy after drivers were blinded by oncoming cars. Miss Lena Tieken of Coatsburg suffered a ruptured eardrum a broken collarbone and torn arm ligaments. She was taken to Dr. Bates for care while Carl Tieken’s sister went home. No one was deemed at fault. The accident occurred south of Sam Curry’s residence during the chautauqua week.

Camp Point Sam Curry Carl Tieken Lena Fficken Coatsburg Bates Tieken Pete Omer Sanborn William Omer Edith Schrage Quincy George Downing Roll Castle Ethel Bert Castle Frank Roberts George Flett Chicago Dan Matthews Idaho University of Minnesota Brewster Clayton Chautauqua Phil Miller Golden George Reynolds Anna Elodie California Miss Lessman Frank Burgesser John Sweetling Krathkay Chiclago

Carthage Board of Supervisors Meeting Notice 1919

Notice of the county board of supervisors annual meeting set for Monday September 9 1919. Visitors from Peoria and Boneparte attend the county fair and visit relatives in West Point. Marriage licenses issued to Jesse M Foley Basco and Beulah Gavillet Basco. Licenses issued to Lon Doak Stronghurst and Virgie Melvin La Harpe.

Carthage III Alice Laffey Paulus Helen Marian Peoria Sarah Carrol West Point W. §. Lane Boneparte Noise Beulah Gavillet Basco Ilinoish Lon Doak Stronghurst Ilinois Virgie Melvin la Harpe Illinois

Small-Town Moves and Short Visits Across Missouri

SHELBINA MO B IL Byass made a business trip to St Louis Monday. Frank Will Milter of Bethel was a Shelbina visitor Friday. Miss Phyllis Bailey at Quincy came Saturday night to visit Miss Nadine Wright. Lee Cochrane left Sunday for Shortleaf Ala to visit Andrew Sparks and family. John Kern has returned from overseas service. Mr and Mrs J B Kern returned to Leonard from Monoe City visit. Gough of Salt Lake City visiting relatives here. Matthew McCue and Clarence visited daughter Mrs F M Jones. Miss Juanita Cole returned to Perry after visiting aunt Mrs B H Balis. Mrs Lucy Watfren and Master Pat Humphrey returned to Kansas City after visiting relatives here. Miss Gladys Smith went to Lakenan to spend day with Mr and Mrs F L Cluskey.

Shelbina MO. B. IL Byass St. Louis Frank Will Milter Bethel Phyllis Bailey Quincy Nadine Wright Lee Cochrane Shortleaf Ala Andrew Sparks John Earn G. W. Kern J. B. Kern Leonard Monoe City Reyilliain Gough Salt Lake City Matthew McCue Clarence F. M. Jones Juanita Cole Perry B.H. Balis Lucy Watfren Pat List Humphrey Kansas City Gladys Smith Lakenan F. L. Cluskey

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