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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1918

Page

4

South Quincy District Adds 10 Food Supply

South Quincy district reports a bumper season with over 75,000 bushels of corn valued near 150000 and 15000 bushels of wheat worth over 30000. Wheat yields reached 25 to 42 bushels per acre while corn yields averaged high, with many 65 bushels per acre.

South Quincy William Severans St. Louis

Enraged Father Reconsiders Marriage of Elmer Cavanaugh

Elmer Cavanaugh wed Miss Mabel Drew in Hannibal and returned to Quincy with plans to live as a married couple. John Cavanaugh police yesterday to arrest them but then relented and welcomed the pair. Both teens are underage and unknown to their families. They are employed at Weems laundry, with Elmer listed at 616 Chestnut Street and Miss Drew at 208 Locust Street.

Elmer Hannibal Mabel Drew John Cavanaugh Quincy Missour Chestnut Street Miss Drew Locust Street Weems Laundry

Moose Christmas Party At Moose Hall In Quincy

The Moose lodge hosts its annual Christmas party for all deserving children of Quincy at 7 30 p m Monday night in Moose hall 510 Maine street Russell Riley entertainment chairman secured the only genuine Santa Claus bringing a large toy and candy pack with gifts for all good children

Moose Lodge Quincy Moose Hall Maine Street Russell Riley

Organize Relief For New York Children

New York reporters note growing public concern as Christmas nears and volunteers mobilize to organize relief efforts for local children. Community groups coordinate drives and donations to ensure holiday provisions reach families in need.

New York

WOUNDS NOT SERIOUS, SON HUMMERT SAFE INQ WAR

Letters to Mr and Mrs William F Hummert 1311 North Eleventh St report their son Gerry M Hummert Private in Company F 61st Infantry has been found and says he met with a misfortune but will be all right again soon War department word preceded the letters which stated the same reassuring message

William F. Hummert North Eleventh Street Gerry M. Hummert 61St Infantry War Department

East Side Children Starved at Home Hunger Drives Aid

Representative citizens form a committee to feed fainting and malnourished East Side children, while investigating the high milk and staple food prices that leave families unable to pay.

Ing East Side

Welcome Home for Yankee Fleet Planned in New York

Invitations issued by the navy department for a December 26 welcome home in New York honoring the battleship squadron returning from European waters. The Mayflower will host Secretary Daniels and cabinet members with allied representatives aboard.

Washington New York Navy Department Cabinet Senate House Naval Committees Daniels West Ninety-seventh Street Gleaves Usher Buridge Congressional Party W. 3S. Smith Naval Consulting Board

Two Transports Dock At Newport News

Newport News Va December 23 The transports Zelande and Tlenolulu arrived Saturday night from France with 1600 troops, 900 of whom are sick or wounded. Aboard Zelande units from New York City served with the 48rd coast artillery. Major General Henry F Hodges, commander of the 76th division, arrived and will depart for Boston to join his family for the holidays. Major General H

Newport News Zelande&é Tlenolulu France Zelandea 48Rd Coast Artillery New York City Henry IF. Hodges 76Th New England Boston

Hodges Formally Resigns Command at Camp Beauregard

Hodges, formerly in command, at Camp Beauregard in Louisiana, reached hera Friday with a formal change in leadership.

CG. Hodges Beauregard Hera

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