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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1919

Page

2

Chamber of Commerce Readies New Push Against Railroads

The Chamber plans a stronger publicity drive in its railroads dispute. It cites demand for uptown ticket offices, lower bridge tolls, better sleeping car facilities, station lighting and safety, longer station staffing, and restored dining service on Burlington routes between St. Louis and St. Paul.

Chamber of Commere Traffic and Transportation Bureau Chamber Binkert Pierson Burlington St. Louis St. Paul Quincy Chamber of Commerce Holden Cedar Rapids Fort Madison Keokuk Hannibal Louisiana Kansas City Chicago Washington

33rd Division Receives Pershing Praise For Meuse Argonne

General John J. Pershing lauds the Thirty-third Division and other units for their Meuse Argonne victory. He commends their stubborn progress through Argonne woods, river lines, and hills from September to November, noting the left bank of the Meuse and heights on the right bank as key gains and pledging the order read at all units.

Quincy Meuse Argonne John J. Percalyg DL. Musselman Miles Nima Three Hundred Fifty-severth Infantry Meuse-Argonne St. Mihiel Meuse Verdun Argonne Cotes de Meuse Bedan John J. Pershing American Expeditionary Forces

Sloan's Liniment Promoted for Rheumatic Aches and Neuritis

An old advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment as a quick, economical relief for rheumatic aches neuritis lamebacks neuralgia and sick headaches. It targets both men and women and offers bottles at 60c 80c and 1.20 and urges readers to ask their druggist.

Sloan

Judge Church Appeals in Quincy for Supreme Bench Seat

Judge William T. Church of Aledo spent Friday in Quincy urging Republicans to support his candidacy for the supreme bench to fill Justice Cooke's vacancy. He has served on Mercer county's county bench and the circuit bench, with bar backing and GOP strength in Rock Island county. Judge Gar ner and George H. Wilson introduced him.

William T. Church Aledo Quincy Justice Cooke Judge Church Mercer County Rock Island County Frank Garner George H. Wilson

Farmers Henry Kopsicker and Fred Huls Return Home

Henry Kopsicker and Fred Huls, well known farmers near Warsaw, return tonight to their homes after several days in the city on business and visiting friends.

Henry Kopsicker Fred Huls Warsaw

Government to Fly Food to Belgium by Military Air Lines

The government allocates a squadron of military air lines to carry foodstuffs to Belgium for relief. The service will operate daily starting soon, with routes between Folkestone and continental destinations.

London Belgium Folkeston Ent

Quincy Joins Ozark Trails Society to land Taylor road

The Quincy Whig reports a secret Ozark Trails committee formed with Chamber of Commerce members securing Quincy as eastern Ozark Trail terminal or crossing point. The project links Kansas City to Quincy via Moberly Shel bina Palmyra Mt Sterling Rushville Beardstown Springfield Lincoln Bloomington Pontiac Joliet and Chicago with state road support and wide publicity for Quincy.

Quincy Whig Chamber of Commerce Quincy Mississippi Oklahoma New Mexico Great Southwest Chicago Kansas City Geo. D. Levi Ozark Trail Association Moberly Shelbina Palmyra Taylor Mt. Sterling Rushville Beardstown Springfield Lincoln Bloomington Pontiac Joliet Ozark Trails Association United States Mississippi River Atlantic Coast W. H. Harvey Monte Ne Ark Quin Levi Taylor Road Mr. Levi Pierson Jefferson City Missouri State Highway Commission Missouri State Road H. F. J. Ricker Duker W. Singleton Danville Walter H. Bennett Geo. A. Binkert Walter Ho Bennett Bennett Good Roads Illinois E. J. Grubb Liberty Enoch Lelters Clayton Adams County

Chamber of Commerce pledges action to lower living costs

The Chamber of Commerce and Trade Bureaus advocate reducing government expenses and resisting new taxes on luxuries. Manager Pierson cites postwar reconstruction needs and urges Washington to cut unnecessary bureaus and avoid placing costs on consumers, stressing consumer burden.

Chamber of Commerce Pierson Trade Bureaus Washington Congress National Retail Dry Goods Association America Quincy National Retail Dry Goods Association of United States

Retailers to Meet Over Price Increases At Chamber

The Trade Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce calls a meeting for retailers to discuss the impact of higher prices. They note consumers will economize and quick sales may beat fewer high priced sales, with public hardship cited. The session is at the Chamber of Commerce at 4 30 p m on Saturday afternoon February 1.

Trade Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce

Big Military Ball To Be Given Soldiers

A grand military ball for returning soldiers and sailors will be held in the Armory near February 15 or 20. The event is under the civic bureau of the Chamber of Commerce and aims to be Quincy’s largest patriotic affair. Committee on arrangements includes City Clerk Duke Schroer Mrs Maida Lee Fosgate and Truman T Pierson.

Civic Bureau The Chamber of Commerce Quincy Duke Schroer Maida Lee Fosgate Truman T. Pierson

Military Ball Aims to Honor Returning Soldiers

The civic bureau meets at the Chamber of Commerce this morning to discuss parade plans and a February celebration for the returning soldiers of the 3rd Battalion Trench Mortar battery. A grand military ball is proposed as the centerpiece, reflecting veterans dancing as part of military life.

Ig Ballei Civic Bureau Chamber of Commerce

Demand for War Stamps Grows with New Maxi Club Members

Demand for the $1000 Maxi Maxi mum club stamps shows no decline as post office lists new members. Postmaster Elmer Lummis announces additions including B T O Donnell, Ricker National Bank, Illinois State Bank, William T Grimm, Julius Kespohl, Mrs Erica Kespohl, J George Birkenmaier among others.

Elmer Lummis B. T. O'Donnell North Fifth Street Ricker National Bank Illinois State Bank William T. Grimm State Street Julius Kespohl Jersey Stret Frederica Kespohl Nee Street J. George Birkenmaier Payson Avenue

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Hale Holden J. Holden Edward J. King James Hamilton Lewis Lewis Rairoads Lawrence Y. Sherman J. J. Moriarty Gen. Pershing Pater Aledo Man Ozark Trails Society Snember Susa Brooks Grandin Wilson Chicago Tribune Abraham Lincoln George Washington Chicago Sunday Tribune Seidler News Agency North Third Street
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