Camp Point Resident Everett Cady Wind Dies
Camp Point friends mourn the death of Everett Cady Wind who died in a Quincy hospital Friday morning after a long illness. He had recently bought the Alvin Garrett farm two years ago and made it his home, earning many friends in the community.
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Camp Point Personals and Obituaries in Camp Point
Camden born resident Cady dies after illness at Camp Point. Widow Caroline Ift and extended families across Camp Point, Carthage, Quincy mourn. Local social notices include weddings, church transfers, census duties, club meetings, and upcoming prayer services and meetings.
Federal Barge Line to Put 40 Barges in Operation
St Louis January 4 The Federal Barge Line on the Mississippi will have its entire fleet of 40 barges in operation on April 1 according to J P Higgins special agent Ten of the carboats are to be deployed soon in a test phase and the rest will follow as maintenance work allows A program of expansion was announced as the fleet nears full operation with plans for additional vessels in the near future
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Experts Match Coats to Every Man’s Build and Needs
There’s more to choosing a coat than age. Experts tailor coats to build, occupation, habits, eye and hair color. They offer options for dress, motoring, harsh months, and rain, ensuring the right coat for every man and purpose.
Plans to double service and new sailings announced
Mr Higgins said operations will double the present service with two sailings weekly between here and the Gulf and add a packet service linking St Louis and Arkansas points to speed shipments.
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Questions Surround Audit and Salary Allegations
A formal statement questions why an audit halted, blaming clerks and board members for responsibility. The speaker cites a Christmas bonus and alleges salary overpayments tied to Center and Pierson, with references to Nov. articles and a newspaper policy restricting certain names.
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