Relief commission plans bread sale to aid families
Alderman S S Hyatt chairs the Juincy Relief Commission which estimates funds and donations exceed 100 dollars from 61 gifts. The panel will meet at three this afternoon to review bread procurement and consider selling a five cent loaf to those unable to pay the regular ten cent price. Hyatt reports ongoing solicitations and issued 28 tickets for distribution.
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Ard
Commission
Hyatt
Mr. Hyatt
Cherokee Teams Rally In Twin Wins Over Payson
In two close Cherokees edged Payson High School in YMCA gym contests. The second Cherokee team won 45 to 5 and the first team won 36 to 19. Steinbeck and Farnsworth led Cherokee scoring in the opener. Brown led Payson. Adams topped Cherokees with six field goals and two free throws in the second, Wheeler added five fields and two fouls, Dunn led Payson with two fields and nine free throws.
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Payson High School
Steinbeck and
Farnsworth
Cherokees
Brown
Payson
Steinbeck
Adams
Wheeler
Dunn
Cherokee Payson H. S. L
McGrory
Jasper
Hampton
Krapp
Grace
Payson H
D. Farnsworth
Hibbard W. Steinbeck
McCollum Gertenbach
Stanley E. Farrar
Brown A. Dickhut
Lawrence
Farmsworth
Gertenbach
Farrar
Christmas Wishes From Prominent City Figures
City notables speak their Christmas desires with peace on earth, better roads, and river terminals in Quincy. Aims include global peace, local commerce growth, and more Chamber of Commerce members to meet demand. Names cited include George D. Levi, Frank Surlage, H. FF. J. Ricker, Jackson R. Pearce, and William A. Jackson.
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Bob Jones
Quincy
George D. Levi
C. F. Perry
Quincy Chamber of Commerce
Ita
Frank Surlage
H. FF. J. Ricker
Jackson R. Pearce
Wiliam A. Jackson
Quincy officials share Christmas wishes and park plans
In Quincy proposals and personal wishes surface from local leaders including P. L. Dickhut urging a merry Christmas, G. R. Cottrell seeking garters and a comb, Postmaster Lummis requesting two more carriers and $10,000 in receipts, and city figures like Mike Schroer and Frank A. Jasper voicing hopes for peace and aid for the poor.
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P. L. Dickhut
Quincy
Washington Park
G. R. Cottrell
Lummis
Mike Schroer
Frank A. Jasper
Attorney Wheelock
Chicago Shooting Reported as Man Captured
Chicago police chief Koch says the man who shot Tom Riley last Thursday night has been captured. Details from the scene remain limited as investigators process the evidence and question witnesses.
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Tom Riley
Chicago
Koch
Hotelkeepers May Force Classic Away
In Indianapolis on December 17 Carl G Fisher of the Speedway says local hotels have raised rates for visitors, prompting the possibility the international sweepstakes races could be moved to the Cincinnati track for next Memorial Day. Cincinnati hotel men have sent a committee to discuss the move.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Cincinnati Track
Carl G. Fisher
Cincinnati
Fisher
Powder Workers Advance Bonus In Atlas Company
ST LOUIS December 17 employees scattered across the United States of the Atlas Powder company will receive a ten per cent bonus on their monthly wages until further notice. A 7 per cent increase was announced at the company’s offices here. The bonus is in addition to a ten per cent bonus already awarded in 1916.
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ST. Louis
Atlas Powder Company
United States
Market Prices for Meats and Sausages
List of prices for beef pot roast beef short ribs pork roast pork chops and smoked jowls with per pound rates. Includes unclear and garbled entries such as ITC Hamburg and Lincoln Gutterine lines.
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Rman Hyatt
Davis
Parker
Johnson
Tailors For Gentlemen
Maine St
P.H.S
Bunn
Studs
Thos. A. Brown
Lombard
William Reckner
Lombard College
Galesburg
Weilers
Grace Pav A Eee
Eureka
Swift’s Pride
Yana
Doz
Oranass
California
Malaga
Our Meat Department
Vagenaerte
Senesenses
Vevesssees
ITC
Hamburg
Per
Lincoln Gutterine
Perth
Marie Rappold and
Albert Spalding
Marie Rappold
Edison
Moore
Plato
Beethoven
Mance
America
Edieson
Quincy Phonograph & Art Co
Hampshire Street
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