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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1920

Page

3

New Year Dinner Highlights in La Prairie Church Community

The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church held their annual New Year’s dinner to a large crowd with a notable fundraising total. Rev. Talbott bought a moving picture machine and will screen weekly movies, starting New Year’s Eve in the church. Attendees included Ed Carlin, Carl Berksley, Jim Herron of Bowen, and Miss Marie Cummings of Hannibal, who visited relatives and joined the dinner.

Marie Cummings Hannibal al Duden Galesburg Sade Poling Frank Meyers Woodland W. W. Anderson Chet Anderson Pine Grove Warren Jeffert Creorge Eifert Darjorfe Warren Eifert T. A. Schwanke Quincy Edison

News from Barry Illinois and nearby visitors

Barry Illinois reports visitors from St. Louis Boise Idaho and local residents. Will Nichol last in town visits after years away. Attorney W M Williams was here on professional business. Mrs Roy Barkley is very ill with slim chances of recovery. EB Scotten back at work after a short illness. Local students return to college after a pleasant holiday.

Real Estate Buys Near Columbus and Conradburg in 1920

The New Year real estate listing offers farms around Columbus and Conradburg, including a 120 acre rolling site near a school with multiple buildings priced at 150 dollars per acre with 1 2 down, an 80 acre Mast Columbus timber site at 70 per acre, a 236 acre stock and grain farm 24 miles south of Fowler, and a 110 to 183 acre holdings near Payson and Plainville. Offers include down payments, annual terms, and deadlines in February 1920 with several properties near St Joseph church and Seehorn Station. Also listed are city homes in Quincy area and a 2 story 6 bedroom farmstead with modern amenities and a 4 room bungalow on North 20th Street.

Columbus Conradburg Coatsburg Fowler St. Joseph Church Charles Derby Hlamestead Payson Plainville Seehorn Station Joseph Lusk Sixth Spring Fiat

Local notes and weather amid ice harvest and wrecks report

Census takers at work Everett Blair city enumerator William Goheen Barry township outside city Sheriff Davis visits Wednesday to notify Vollbracht witnesses for Monday court Ice harvest finished dealers store large ice stock Alex Ifall knee injury worsens. cane helps Mr and Mrs Will Lester move from Plainville to become city residents Wabash railroad reports hard luck with one or two wrecks weekly Barry wreck at Varda last Thursday minor compared to others Liberty bonds price updates New York Jan 4 final prices for various Liberty Bond series including 8 1/2 and Victory issues with mixed results

Everett Blair William Goheen Barry Sheriff Davis Alex Ifall Will Lester Plainville Wabash Railroad Varda

Cotton futures close steady in early New York session

New York January 4 Cotton Spot prices held steady with middling at 84.20 dollars. Futures closed unchanged with January 85.00? March May 85.16? July 83.29 and October figures not fully shown.

New York

Department of Agriculture took 181000 photographs

Illustrations section produced 181,000 photographs. The claim is that even if all agricultural knowledge vanished, it would be possible to reconstruct good agriculture from the department’s pictures.

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Market News From Chicago and St Louis Reports Drops and Rises

In Chicago and St Louis markets corn fell modestly after a brief upward push as forecasts of rising temps and more cars ease supply tensions. Prices closed unsettled with January around 1.34 per bushel and May near 1.38, oats also weakened while provisions rose slightly amid light demand. Northwest car lots and local quotations show mixed receipts and steady hay and grain prices across categories.

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Market price listings and commodity notes from New York and Chicago

A chaotic bulletin lists bulk, heavy, light, packing and other cattle and pig quotes, dairy terms, and assorted prices. It notes steers and lambs with minor weekly gains and mentions no sales for sheep, and reports butter, eggs, poultry, potatoes, and spot coffee prices from New York and Chicago on January 4. Names of markets and terms imply a midwestern commodity summary page.

Chicago and other markets steady on grain and oats

Chicago and other U S grain markets report mixed prices. Corn No 3 yellow around 1.42 to 1.445 with modest gains noted in several cities. Wheat futures show ranges near 3.20 to 3.40 for No 1 northern, while oats hold varied below 1.00. Prices in St Louis Minneapolis Peoria Kansas City reflect similar fluctuating trends with occasional higher cash bids and mixed oats.

Chicago Timothy Claver St. Louis Touts Minneapolis Peoria Uwl Kanaan Wansas City New York Enost

Hay price quotations from St Louis grain market

Tim Timothy lists hay and clover mixed and alfalfa hay prices with standard and No. grades. Quotes include baled hay at 313 per standard 2980, No. 2 2927 28, others 2022-30. alfalfa choice 404 41, standard 37 48, prairie hay choice 27, straw 10.

Knollenberg Milling Company Anck Brothers J. E. Hood and Co C. B. Rishow Co Swift Blatchford ST. Louis

Seed price report from Toledo Illinois and timing

Toledo seed market notes Clover seed Trime cash 31 January February 31.05 March 31.80 April 31.25 Alsike Prime cash 33 March 33 Timothy Prime cash 917 595 cash 1918 5.05 cash raty 6.16 for March April May 6.16

Toledo Timothy

New York Stocks Rally Amid Heavy Turnover At Year Start

Stock market gains followed by brisk and varied trading as investors priced in money market prospects. Steel, copper, motors and oils led advances with many securities rising, while rails lagged at session end. Bond market mixed with Liberty and Victory issues. total par value sales $8.55 million.

New York Lang Liberty Victory Long Commiission Co Owen, High, Law, Close Armour Pfd Atchison Anaconda Lac Pacific Erie Une Goodrich Central Mid Steel Mo Pacific N.Y Onio Cit Gas Ottslevator P Lorillard Penn People's Gan Sears-Roe Swift Studebaker Sinclair Oi Texas Ol U.S. Steel Com S Steel Om Union Pacific T.S. Rubber Westing Willys-Over

Livestock Markets in Chicago and Midwest Regions

Chicago hogs sold higher with bulk at 14.65 to 14.95 and top 14.95, feeders up to 20c, sows and pigs varied. Peoria and Kansas City quotes show steady to higher hogs and mixed cattle shifts, with week comparisons and weekly receipts noted. East St. Louis reports hog prices continuing with similar ranges.

Chicago Rattia Peoria Kansans City Kansas City East St. Louis BEAST

Diseases of Men Women and Children at Quincy Hotel

Health event listing announces a medical exhibition at the Hotel Quincy in Quincy with hours from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Attendees may consult specialists on diseases affecting men women and children.

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