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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1919

Page

9

Quarantine Eases As Carthage Considers School Opening

Carthage moves to lift the quarantine with plans to reopen high school under strict medical safeguards. The local board of education, health officials, and Carthage College representatives met to approve procedures excluding ill students and ensuring ventilation and supervision to keep schools open.

Carthage Board of Education Board of Health State Board of Health and Carthage College Samuel Naylor L. W. Berry R. C. Crum C. A. Orth J. W. Williams Leo L. Helfrich William H .Hartzell S. M. Parr C. L. Ferris State Board of Health Dr. Baker Jacksonville H. D. Hoover D. E. Mack W. K. Hill Arr Johnston Board of Education of Will Booz Chicago Hlomer Cutler

Relic Fund Voted By House Committee

The House Appropriations Committee narrowly approved President Wilsons request for 100 million dollars for European relief outside Germany. The bill lets the president spend the fund as a revolving line through June 30 with free food for the starving and reimbursement from governments or peoples where possible.

Washington House Appropriations Committee Wilson Congress Europe Germany Chance Shertley Cannon Wlingis Cox Indiana Sisson Gallivan Massachusetts Gillett 4Ood Iowa Mondell Montana

Editor and publisher Webster Davis to Mendota Sun Bulletin

Webster Davis former interior secretary and ex mayor of Kansas City will move to Mendota Illinois to edit and publish The Mendota Sun Bulletin. A longtime Chicago lawyer he earned the nickname Soldiers Friend for his pension rulings. He also serves as trustee of the Great Lakes and Gulf Transportation Co and spoke across Illinois during past campaigns for Hughes and Gov Lowden.

Camp Point Isaac Cutter Webster Davis McKinley Exmayor Kansas City Mendota Ill Mendota Sun- Bulletin Chicago Davis, McDonnell and Seger Great Lakes and Gulf Transportation Company New Orleans Mississippi Davie Illinois Hughes Gov. Lowden

Mrs Fannie Carter dies in Ga lesburg

Mrs Fannie B Carter 683 Matthews street died at 2 10 Monday morning after a four day illness. Born June 26 1843 in Louisville Kentucky she lived in Ursa Ill and Quincy before marriage. She had three sons Fred Vernon E Carter and John T Stewart and one sister Addie Carr. Funeral services will be held in Augusta Florida with burial in the family plot.

Camp Point Jay Griswold Camp Funston Kan Sam Griswold Everett Miller Clayton Frank Miller William Grove Galesburg Foster Oscar Omer Pontiac Fred Bartells Pittsfield Dailey C. Lewis Harry Carter Washington, D. C Frank Carter R. C. Boyer Quincy Alvin A Mildred Wyo Jena Behan Harold H. Rainier Demange-Aux-Eaux Salvation Army Emerson Griswold Alonzo Nations Knox College Neva Nations Ralph William Butecher Iowa William Little Columbus Alice A. Booth Charles Shultz Lewis Ray Miller Charles Goodwin Rockport Ambrosia Peter and Mary Thomas Williams Will Williams Elmer Flowers Summer Il Fannie B. Carter Matthews Street Vernon Carter Fannie B. Featheringill Louisville Ursa John T. Stewart Fall Creek William C Plymouth Maline Jacob Carter la Prairie Fred Vernon EE M. E. Church Addie L. Carr Huannichbol Vernon E. Carter Ess Augusta Augusta Cemetery

Former Physician Olmsted Dies After Illness in Plymouth

Plymouth resident Dr. Olmsted, aged about 60, died December 28 in Spokane after two weeks of influenza developing into pneumonia. Survived by widow Emma L. Olmsted and a daughter from his first marriage. Born in Plymouth, he practiced medicine there from 1877 to 1887 before moving to Spokane.

Plymouth Olmsted Spokane Wash Miverside Ave Emma L. Olmsted Amy Lewis Taylor Mosing Ife Missouri Homeopathic Medical College of St Olmated Richard Cludry

Elys Cream Balm Quick Relief for Cold and Catarrh

A fragrant antiseptic cream offered to clear nasal passages and ease headaches from cold or catarrh. Apply a small amount in the nostrils to soothe swollen mucous membranes, opening airways and delivering instant relief. Trust your druggist and seek a small bottle for fast comfort.

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