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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1917

Page

2

Hancock Board Seeks Credits for New State Roads

The Hancock board considers securing state aid credits to build county hard roads under the State Aid Roads act. A committee addresses Powellson bridge costs, Mount Mariah bridge safety, and river-road condition. football team honors Captain Hecox with a dinner and gifts. community notices detail numerous local movements and visits.

Red Tee Patsat Dilinoas Ted Bernd Electoa Ain Bridge Committee Powelson Pilot Grove Mount Mariah Bridge Natrven Tamilton Righways Sonora Township Ferguson Tanner Tweestek State Aid Wamnuilorn Nauvoo Megat Gde Hecox

You Can Tell the People Who Have Iron in Their Blood

A U.S. health claim touts ordinary nuxated iron as a cure for nervous rundown and weakness. It describes rapid strength gains in days, urges readers to self test, and lists manufacturers offering refunds if strength does not double in ten days. Prominent druggists in New York are named.

New York Ivohoeta Iren Jor EL Suner Miller and Arthur Drus Co Kiefer Pharmacy Brown and Mays Terug

Brown County Forms Home Guard in Mt Sterling

Brown county forms a home guard with Captain Lusk presiding at Mt Sterling. Two full companies expected within Brown county, with local activity noted and a cold snap reported as eight below zero. Several residents travel to Quincy and Springfield for work and business, and many local social visits and travels are recorded in this period.

MT. Sterling Luske Quincy Brown County

Local residents return and depart for new posts

Mrs N C Hill, lately with her ill mother Mrs Sam Garrish in Quincy, returned home Thursday night. Ralph Thurman left Thursday evening for Chicago to begin training as a pharmacist in the navy medical department, with assignment to a battleship planned. Mrs R C McGann and her son Raymond traveled to Springfield Friday morning to visit her mother, Mrs.

Carthage Frank Rand Quincy Charles Johnson Earl Stolp Denver A. P. Fletcher West Point Iowa Hattvy Windman Muscatine L. B. Clark Amelia Me J. T. Jenkins Kahoka Charles Cunningham Katherine McDonald Met Sterling James Markey Zula Tardy Tarot Scott Quincey Elbert Jenkins Phillip Spangler Keokuk C. T. Griffith Grace Waterman Chicago Miss Marian Carthore College SF. Gasson Stanton A. 7. McCulister Elizabeth Cox Jesophine Currai Treer Emily Cochrane Voo Eugene Benner Knox City Frank Scott Mt. Sterling Sam Worman Ilecox Bros Navy Ile Peoria J. B. Connors Geo. Borden Kircher Springfield Ruby Bell Lynn School John Bell Bushnell Ella Newby Arthur McCoy Heisman Julia Sears Astoria Mary Butcher Meredosia Milton Wilson Lewis Nowlan Revier Catherine McGoon Mart Howell C. J. Myers R. O. Webb Monroe City Mary Bickers Charles Barton N. C. Hill Sam Garrish Ralph Thurman R. C. McGann Raymond

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