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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1920

Page

4

Memorial Service Planned For Kin Of Dead Soldiers

Committees led by J G Wheelock E R Joseph and C F Cantert for Joseph H Emery Post and E C O Beatty W A Dillon and Arthur Shumate for Kenny R Hill Post organize a memorial service set for Sunday February 22 Washingtons Birthday. French government certificates will be presented to next of kin of all American soldiers who died in World War I via the French High Commission. The event will include simple religious exercises addresses and music with seats reserved for families. The Armory is a possible venue and clergy and musical groups are being sought to participate across Quincy and Adams County posts and welfare and patriotic societies.

J. G. Wheelock E. R. Joseph C. F. Cantert Joseph H. Emery E. C. O. Beatty W. A. Dillon Arthur Shumate Kenny R. Hill American Legion Washington America French High Commission Legion the Legion Quincy Henry R. Hill Joseph W. Emery Harrison Perkins Adams County United States

Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Cough Remedy

Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey is promoted as a quick acting cough and cold remedy. It claims to relieve phlegm congestion inflammation and hoarseness and is marketed as economical with bottles priced at 30c 60c and 1 20.

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Road Squabble Still Keeps Before Court

Charles Pettit filed an appeal in the chermit court regarding a Richfield township road closure. A township jury found no damages for property owners, and Pettit and Julia Cartwright contest the decision. Pettit argues improper records and that the road closure deprives his home of highway status.

Richfield Charles Pettit Chermit Court Pettit Julia Cartwright

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