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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1917

Page

5

Mill Feed Prices Set by Milling Board Rules

Washington reports new federal food administration rules fix the wheat content of flour and establish 24 hour carload prices for mill feeds. No more than 264 pounds of clean wheat may be used to make 196 pounds of 100 percent flour after Dec 25. Bran, shorts, middlings, and mixed seeds receive defined pricing baselines tied to wheat costs.

Washington United States Federal Food Administration Food Administration Ture

Simmonds Clarifies Rotary Sanitary Debate Remarks

W A Simmonds releases a statement after media misquotes from the council meeting on December 17. He explains he questioned Mr Dunn during a suspension of rules, did not join the Schaeffer discussion, and moved a unanimous motion to apologize for harsh words amid the heated ordinance talk.

Council Ihereby Dunn Schaeffer Rotary Club Committee Rotary

Statement on two club resolutions and ordinance 636

W A Simmonds states he was not present at the meeting and offers the true facts to correct a misquotation. He recounts a club member alleging two resolutions would affect ordinance 636 and notes the chairman's proposed resolution differed from what he voted for and was later called doctored.

W. A. Simmonds

Church and Church Group Officer Elections Noted

St Josephs Young Mens Society of St Johns Catholic church held their annual election of officers and regular meeting Tuesday evening. Officers elected were President Henry Bell Vice President Arthur Sibbing Recording Secretary Elmo Biff Financial Secretary Cornelius Kleine Treasurer Otto Schemming. The Men’s League of St Paul’s Evangelical church elected officers Monday for the ensuing year with Edward Sloener president Elmer Lampe vice president Edwin Hoener recording secretary Lawrence Fleer financial secretary Clarence Ruff treasurer Rev A W Fruechte chaplain George Lux Alfred Meyer and Raymond Lampe auditing committee George Lux Clarence Ruff Elmer Lampe H Warma and William Schild delegates to the United Men’s League. They will be installed at the first meeting in January.

St. Joseph's Young Men's Society of St. John’s Catholic Church Henry Bell Arthur Sibbing Elmo Biff Cornelius Kleine Otto Schemming Men's League of St. Paul's Evangelical Church Edward Sloener Elmer Lampe Edwin Hoener Lawrence Fleer Clarence Ruff A. W. Fruechte George Lux Alfred Meyer Raymond Lampe H. Warma William Schild United Men's League

Meri's League elects new church officers in meeting

The Meri's League of St Peter's Evangelical church held its annual election of officers on Monday evening. Elected were President Edward Bexton, Vice President Edward Hoffman, Financial Secretary Edward Rengstorff, Recording Secretary Charles Rasche, and Treasurer William Strakeljahn.

Meri's League of

Auto Tows Airplane Through Quincy Streets

A Stutz roadster pulled a large airplane into Quincy on Tuesday evening and stored it at the Vermont Street garage. Only the fuselage remained visible as wings and propeller were shipped ahead. The pair had departed Chicago for Kansas City. It appeared to be an independent flier, not a government craft, and he gave exhibition flights. The body measured about 25 feet, covered in canvas, and rested on two rubber tired wheels.

Quincy Vermont Street Chicago Kansas City

Plot to seal secret China Germany treaty exposed

The San Francisco trial of Hindu and other defendants revealed a plan for a secret 1916 treaty between Germany and China. Codes and decoded messages, decoded by Prof. William Friedman, described China’s Li Yuan Hung possibly backing a German backed revolution in India. The case references Germany Chinese accord to ensure Chinese neutrality in exchange for active Chinese involvement. Separately, Illin ois man decodes messages and a local boat club elected officers including Miss Pansy Gail as president. Community notes mention a rabbit luncheon, a whist and dance at the club house with O’Farrell’s orchestra this evening.

San Francisco Cal Germany China India C. K. Chak- Tavarty Berlin Illinois William F. Friedman Riverbank Laboratories Geneva Li Yuan Hung Yuan Shi Kai Pansy Gail Ladies’ Aid South Side Boat Club Ruth Gail Belle Meekes Clara Bisser Emma Stormer Ora Weiss Sadie Bergmann Kate Green Mary Gail O'Farrell

Local Briefs Highlight Exams And Community News

Three boys and eight girls took a civil service exam for stenographer and typist at the postoffice Tuesday morning, with three women testing for clerk-bookkeeper. Local businessman John Schrage led the testing, while E J Taylor and Co offered gift novelties and stationery. A parade of small notices reports moves, visits, sales, and social events from Quincy including church and school closings, Christmas cards, watch shop moves, and dances hosted by S B C with prizes and ticket details. The item also notes several guests and family announcements, Christmas plans, and local business promotions in a dense, era-typical cluster.

H. F. Lafler State Bank Fidg John Schrage E. J. Taylor and Co William Steinwedell Cleveland Carl Steinwedell Snyder George T. Thompson Quincy Taylor's W. O. McMahan N. 6Th St St. James Hotel Morse’s and Brage Court House Pharmacy Mendon Fraklin C. S. Anderson Clayton H. S. Anderson North Sixth Street Edgar Miche St. Louis Walter Moehle Okanville Michelman Monay Arthur Keller Sam Gash Palmyra Floyd Hansbrough Monroe City Tuesay

The Quinine That Does Not Affset Head Ad Claim

An old advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine as safe for all, claiming its tonic and laxative effects do not cause nervousness or ringing in the head. It cites only one Bromo Quinine and bears E. W. Grove’s signature on the box. 20c- Ady.

E. W. Grove

Fatigue tale underscores Phosphated Iron relief

A well known Tiirt woman recalls near nervous prostration from housework and child care. After a neighbor advised Phosphated Iron capsules, ten days of use revived her sleep appetite and outlook. An aunt in another area reports similar results. The product is sold at Owl Drug Store 125 1st St. Adv.

East Owl Drug

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