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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1917

Page

2

Board Inspect Streets As Sewer Request Triggers Tour

The board of local improvements inspected streets where sewers are demanded. Maven TA Thompson and City Engineer Chatter led the walkthrough Tuesday afternoon, with Wells unable to attend. Streets reviewed included Sixth Washington to Monroe, Fifth to Tenth, Monroe to Jackson, Vermont to Eighteenth, Spruce to Chestnut, Cedar, Cherry, and Chestnut to Twelfth, among others.

Maven TA. Thompson City Enoch Chatter Board of Loval Improvements Lawrener Wells Woes Wnabie Mir Chatten Eover Washington Monroe Jacksons Jackson Vermont

Dandruff Suffering Recounts Cure With Cuticura

A woman describes two years of severe dandruff with itching and hair loss. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, she reports relief and smoother skin, noting red and dry scalp improved. Sample offered by mail from Cuticura Dept H Boston.

Delle N. Paulina St Chicas Cuticura Dept. H. Boston

City considers sewer repairs on several streets

The board notes that Jersey through Vermont streets may be repaired in months. Petitions are expected to council from residents on Fifth to Ninth Sixth Jersey to State Broadway Front to Fifth Oak Second to Fifth Third Vine to Vermont seeking sewer work or repaying as needed. Most streets are in good condition due to prior work by the board of public works.

Jersey Broadway Oak Vine Vermont Board of Public Works Department

U S Positions Open To Applicants At Post Office

John Schrave of the civil service commission lists open examinations with salaries for Laboratory aid in technology, scientific assistant in farm machinery, laboratory aid male, superintendent farm and transportation, coal yard foreman, negative cutter, and executive secretary. Additional details available at the post office. only one young woman sat for stenographer exam Tuesday morning at the post office.

John Schrave Civil Service Commission Department Yooung

Rotarians Display New Service Flag at Meeting

Rotarians showcased the club’s new service flag featuring eight stars, each for a Rotarian in service. The Tuesday gathering at Sheridan hotel included members J. W. Breen, Charles Bishop, T. Moriarte, R. Cottrell, Sam Gahel, Ternian Wileen TE OL Howell, Mov, and J Tevelie of Chicago. The program included an address on national issues and related lecturing.

Pt Sheridan Association Plotel Newcombly Reveal Acens Quines J. We Brean Charles Bishop T. I. Moriarte R Cottrell Sam Gahel Ternian Wileen TE OL Howell Merberly Mov J Tevelie Chicago Bidechat Sithoan Lomes Cosuniy Company Wilson Gore

Applications Filed in Quincy Amid City Clerk Delays

Notes show applications filed in Quincy with references to city clerk handling and several amendments to traffic and vehicle laws by the General Assembly taking effect January 1. Ongoing confusion and misdirections cited as the record shows.

Titoe Mobie Sehrogr Headeyusart Fio Inez General Assembly

Whole Division May Shoot Again At Rifle Range

Camp Logan Texas Dec 6 The entire 33rd division likely to get another rifle range try. Mayor John V Clinnin says the recent practice is insufficient and all units should be sent out again for another course. The range work so far covered gun parts assembly and practice to 400 yards with little shooting at 600 and none at 2000.

Clinnin Washington

130th Infantry Regt Senior Colonel Temporarily Leads 65th

The senior colonel of the brigade took command of the 65th on an interim basis and assumed charge Saturday morning, ensuring continued leadership and operation during the transition.

130Th Infantry Regiment 65Th

Send Address To Exemption Boards Advice

Young men registered for the draft who have moved should file their new address with the proper exemption board. County registrants send to Liberty county board. city registrants send to Quincy board. This aims to reduce confusion ahead of future quota calls.

Liberty Quincy

Burst sewer pipe repair begins on Broadway segment

Work started Tuesday on the steam pipe burst Oct 4 in Broadway between Sixth and Seventh streets. Quincey Gas and Electric crews dug a deep hole, temporary repairs made, material awaited from a local machine shop. Gas pressure improving after governor and booster line opened, full regulator completion days away. large Wheel Works district line postponed until spring due to frost and scheduling.

Broadway Sixth Seventh Gas Warning Quincey Gas and Electric Company South Side Wheel Works Gus Warning

President Thanks IO OF For Pledge

A patons letter from Al OuIs Arneid, past grand master of the Oeil Po Ponys of Hiniois, expresses thanks to President Woodrow Wilson for the support of the order.

AL OuUs Arneid Oeil Po Ponys Hiniois Woodrow Wilson Wolferep

Intercession Urged For Armenian Women by German Socialists

December dispatch reports the International Socialist Bureau urged German socialists to intervene for Armenian women left in the Alep district. They warn the Turkish government plans deportation into Mesopotamia desert, likening it to condemning hundreds of women and children to death. A separate note reports Army deserter Floyd O Haynes arrested in Quincy and detained at Bar Raux, Missouri.

Wasteington Sevighet International Socialist Bureau Monta Alep Stockheda Mesopotamia Opeep Floyd O., Haynes Quincy Amargz Barrauxs Meitun

Investment woes at the Dew Drop Inn owner says losses mount

Anton Padavic stated to a Whig reporter that owning the Dew Drop Inn has cost him dearly. He has run up about 2500 in repairs this year and notes hefty plumbing bills. The 46 room property originally cost 57 and was once a leading Quincy hostel. He says tenants are not reliably paying and many are from poorer classes. He has discussed the issue with the mayor and board of health.

Anton Padavic Dew Drop Inn Padovic Quincy Padavicc Board of Health

Hannibal Boy May Have Found Range

Hannibal Missouri December 5 The first shell fired into German trenches by America’s fight for world democracy may have been aimed by a Hannibal man D Alvin Smiley son of Mr and Mrs Po W Smiler of West Broadway formerly connected with the Courier Post The unit 6th Field Artillery used a rangefinder and reportedly directed the first shell into German lines under Major General John J Pershing command with praise for the American expeditionary forces son of the local family cited as assisting in this historic moment

Mannibal America D. Alvin Smiley Mroo Po O W. Smiler Weet Broadway Courier Post Srelen Felt Rababli Diay

Congressmen Return With War Souvenir Casing

A party of eight congressmen delivered a casing to President Wilson to keep as a souvenir. The shell was fired on Oct. Smiley enlisted in the field artillery last spring and has served at the war front for more than three months.

Wilson Smiley Field Artillery U.S. A

Re-Elected Consul Leads Gem City Camp Meeting

A H Hoelscher is re elected consul of the Gem City camp of the Modern Woodmen after a Monday night election in the Eagles hall. J T Gaines chosen past consul and officers including J C McIntyre clerk and J W Meyer banker. Public installation and banquet planned for the third Monday in January. Three membership applications approved. J T Nichols guest of honor, charter member of the Quincy camp. Unlicensed hunters noted with deputy game warden Charles Clarke mentioned.

A. H. Hoelscher Gem City Eagles J. T. Gaines J. C. McIntyre A. A. Simon J. W. Meyer J. H. Brown Charles Young J. P. Beckmeyer R. J. Burrows C. E. Lock J. T. Nichols Quincy

Hunting licenses questioned after Burlington train stop

Report from Burlington details travelers returning to the city who discussed hunting licenses. Four hunters were involved, with questions raised about required papers and proof of permits.

Lon Burlington

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