Milk price not to rise in Quincy says association
August Griep president of the Milk Producers and Milk Dealers association announced at a Labor temple meeting that the price of milk at 8 1-3 cents a quart will be maintained. City officials including Mayor Abbott health officers and the state inspector explained ordinance No 220 and enforcement plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
August Griep
Milk Producers and Milk Dealers Association
Labor Temple
Abbott
W. H. Gross
John Inghram
L. G. Pottle
Livestock Commission
Producers and Dealers Association
George Koehler
August Schanz
Inghram
Gross
Griep
Adams County
Wilkiman
Missouri
L G. Pottle
Pottle
Wessels
Mr. Gross
Fred Wessels
Heineche Funeral to Be Held Thursday
Golden, US Jan 10 The funeral of the late August Heineche of Golden killed at Clayton last Friday by falling from a wagon will be held in the home Thursday afternoon at one o'clock. The service was delayed as a son in Mississippi could not be located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden
Clayton
Mississippi
Wanted Fresh Country Eggs For Sickness Use
Classified notice seeking absolutely fresh country eggs for sickness use. Applicants urged to apply at the Whig office or call 2289 NM bd 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whig
Wanted to Rent A Good Farm
Short message from Chas K Short of Stillwell seeking a good farm to rent. Contact details not provided. time frame unspecified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Short
Stillwell
Mrs Edward Myers Dies After Goiter Operation
Mrs. Georgia Myers wife of Edward Myers of 2231 Hampshire street died at 2 30 PM Tuesday in St Marys hospital following an operation for goiter last Thursday. She had long battled the disease and recently sought treatment to build strength for surgery. The Myers lived in Macomb for years. Sister Mrs C Renner of near Colchester arrived in Quincy Tuesday. A brother James Provine is a rural mail carrier from Macomb. The body was moved to Wheeler undertaking for burial preparations with no funeral arrangements yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Myers
Edward Myers
Hampshire Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Exploding oil stove burns Colmar resident couple
In Colmar Til January 10 a coal oil stove exploded in the home of Thomas Boyd near Colmar, setting the house on fire and injuring both Mr. and Mrs. Boyd. He suffered a foot burn and she was more seriously injured. fire extinguished before major damage. Boyd is an oil pumper.
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Colmar
Til
Thomas Boyd
Evangelist Bob Jones Campaigned in Bloomington Letter Note
Bob Jones writes to J A Hanna of the YMCA from Bloomington praising the campaign. He thanks for telegrams from Mr Dunlap and reports strong crowds and intense interest at Quincy. He invites visits and sends love to the brethren, expressing appreciation for the received message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Hanna
Bob Jones
Bloomington
Mr. Dunlap
Christian Workers’ League
Quincy
Tax collectors file bonds for large sums
Tax collectors filed bonds in large amounts as preparations to begin collecting. Notable bonds include John C. Waack of Paysen for 12457, G B Ihnen of North East for 50090, Ioe Cutforth of Burton for 27795, and others such as W F DeHaven 53371, Frank Jansen 828330, William Klues 56299, Orvill Bus kirk 319681, Almon Schaffer 34914, and Martin Seckman 51350.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Waack
Paysen
G. B. Ihnen
North East Township
Ioe
Cutforth
Burton Township
W. F. DeHaven
Camp Point
Frank Jansen
Riverside
William Klues
Melrose
Orvill Buskirk
Columbus
Almon Schaffer
Lima
Martin Seckman
Clayton
New Senate Assignments Amid Reshuffled Committees
Springfield Ill Oct Senate committee on committees announced fresh chairmanships. Hull received civil service and efficiency panel. Jewel to head consolidation committee. Wood to lead license and miscellany committee. Buck to chair penal and reform institutions panel. Barr amended the program as the body planned a Chicago meeting rescheduled for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
Tan
Wnt
Senate Committee On Committees
Hull
Lowden
Senate Civil Service Committee
Jewel
Charles L. Wood
Keens
Samuel A. Ettelson
Chicago
Buck
Barr
Senate
Return of Belgian deportees reported from The Hague
The Nieuwe Courant correspondent in Belgium reports German authorities and Belgian communes plan to suspend deportations. Unemployed Belgians will be provided work and those deported will be sent back, as per the London via The Hague dispatch dated January 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hague
London
aAardenburg
The
Nieuwe Courant
Belgium
Denver Stable Fire Causes $75,000 Loss
Denver fire at Hollis and Platte stables, dealers in horses for European belligerents at the Union Stock Yards, drew two thirds of the city’s firefighting force Tuesday night. By 11:30 the blaze was under control and the loss reached $75,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Hollis and Platte
Denver Union
Understanding AES Matures Before She Cares
A wry remark notes that by the time a woman fully grasps the details of AES encryption she is typically past the age of caring about it.
Fans Committee Meeting at Hotel Quincy
A meeting of the fans committee to arrange subscriptions for the fans association will convene at Hotel Quincy at 9:30 this morning. Members will appoint chairmen for city districts and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fans’ Committee
Fans’ Association
Quincy
Judge Akers Signs Twenty Divorce Cases
Judge Albery Akers signed final decrees in twenty divorce suits Tuesday morning before adjourning court in the circuit. Most cases cite desertion habitual drunkenness cruelty or attempted poisoning. Six suits filed by wives, six for desertion, six for habitual drunkenness, four for cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albery Akers
Myrtle
Samuel Curless
Elmer 'S
Blanche Daniels
Lena Cogg
Benjamin J. Knut
Viola Mavs
Ben Miller
Nellie
Alford C. McCune
Madge
Oscar Ryan
Opal E
Saward F. Corey
Bert
Org Coppage
Delia S
Archie E. Evans
Mattie E
George J. Konefes
Laura B
William Schafer
Vivian Ve
Harry H. Boyles
Adeng Tane
J. Leroy Buskirk
Metzger Enters Race for County Supervisor
F A Metzger, a Walker, W J Taylor, Kiefer and others appear as candidates for county supervisor. The current term expiring April 1 draws several incumbents and challengers from North Bay, Camp Point, and surrounding towns as petitions circulate for reelection in a split field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J
F. P. Taylor
Kiefer
James W T. Ruddell
McKee
E. James B. Cootzger
Risors
M. G. Dettle
J. C. Menke
H. D
Oscar Arntzen J. Grubb
Liberty
Burton
H. F. Scarborough
Payson
Robert McIntyre
Elling
Quincy’s Pulse Hosts Guests at Dinner Party
W C James and L A Movest entertained at a dinner party at 1 Hotel Quincy Sunday evening. Guests included Miss Pauline Wand of Alexandria Louisiana and Miss Lotus Tischner of Shelbina Missouri, along with Mr and Mrs Charles E Lambrecht. Remodeling at Masching Store plans new fixtures and a partition move in the South Eighth street store room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinner
W. C. James
L. A. Movest
Hotel Guincy
Pauline Wand
Alexandria
Lotus Tischner
Shelbina
Charles E. Lambrecht
Pis
South Eighth Creer
Scouts Hear Talks From Koch And Police Chief
Chief of Police George will address the Boy Scouts at the weekly Cheerful Home meeting this evening. Koch plans to speak at the next meeting with Mayor Wooyea Abbott slated for the following week. About 17 plans advance toward establishing a local nautical Bay Scout unit with naval reserve members assisting. boys under 16 are not eligible to join.
Winters Allowed Conservator James Winters Conservator Appointed
James Winters of North Len t street was found wandering from home. After a multi day search by Sheriff Coens he was judged of unsound mind by the county court on Tuesday and Philip Schlagunnaut was named conservator for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winters
James Winters
North Lent Street
Coens
Philip Schlagunnaut
Dies-Pete Schwartz Funeral Notice And Fireman Injuries
Pete Schwartz died early this morning and was taken to August F Stormer for burial. Fireman Samuel Bradney of 1409 North Ninth Street was injured on the job when a nozzle slipped during a Best Bros fire, with four off duty colleagues also ill. A note mentions Gus Kain planning to return to a tragedy of murder, while Shing his daddy’s razor story reports a ten year old boy playing with a razor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Schwartz
Batty
F. Stormer Undertaking
Samuuel Bradney
North Ninth Street
Best Bros
A Bradney
John Hungher
No. 6
Wallie" Weibving
No. & Crew
Carl Weivenburger
Gus Kain
When & Man Treats Wife With Consideration
A fragment notes that when a husband treats his wife with more consideration than usual she begins to wonder if he is trying to square himself. The line hints at marital dynamics and underlying suspicion without further detail.
Mrs Ettie Bergler Dies Suddenly at Home Near Lima
Ettie Bergler aged 55 wife of Joseph Bergler died suddenly at her home west of Lima on Tuesday morning around 10 30 heart trouble was the cause She left two daughters and a husband and a coroner’s verdict cited heart trouble superinduced by hepatic congestion funeral arrangements were not yet set after the three year Lima residence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ettie Bergler
Joseph Bergler
Lima
Amen
Quincy
Bergler
Electric Power for Collins Plow Works
Installation has been completed of a full electric power system at the Collins Plow company plant. A single central motor will drive most machinery via one main shaft, with smaller motors for special machines. The facility operates on both electricity and steam, using electricity primarily and steam as a backup in case of motor trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins Plow Company
Y M C A Board Sees Stable Membership At 786
Monthly Y M C A board meeting reports membership holds at 786, same as last year, with nine men using the dormitory and an average of 63 daily. No general secretary yet to replace J A Hanna who resigns. H W Cranmer to serve temporarily. Hanna to leave Quincy February 1 for Bloomington before joining the John E Brown evangelistic party as business manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
J. A. Hanna
H. W. Cranmer
Hanna
Quincy
Bloomington
John E. Brown Evangelistic Party
Olney Case Before Jury in Ratcliffe Death Trial
In Olney Illinois Roy Hinterliter faced a jury after testimony in the case over Elizabeth Ratcliffe’s death. Judge Miller outlined three verdicts murder manslaughter or not guilty with the defense faulting Sheriff West for alleged sleuthing. Hinterliter admitted supplying surgical instruments and claimed air embolism was not proven. the defendant moved toward a sanitarium and funeral arrangements followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilcher
Slinterliter
Sheriff West
Wildher
Hinterliter
Franz Bopp Case in Jury's Hands Today
The trial of Franz Bopp the German consul general here and four aides for conspiracy to dynamite entente munitions ships and trains closed in federal court. Judge Hunt will give the jury his charge. Convictions carry three years in prison and a $15,000 fine each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Franz Bopp
Entente
William H. Hunt
U. S
Preston
War map peace is foolish Scheidemann says
In Augsburg Philipp Scheidemann the German Socialist leader said it was foolish to talk of peace based on the war map The figure of Europe did not reflect Germany losses overseas and in shipping He asserted the only peace possible would preserve the territorial status quo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hague
Augsburg
Philipp Scheidemann
Europe
Germany
City Faces Potential Suit and Civic Plans
Thomas and Kroner endorsed protest witnesses as pension checks were received at city hall. The city council, meeting at 7 30 pm as a committee of the whole, to discuss next year improvements. Light committee chief Boeing reports 75 delinquents among electrolic system supporters downtown. Major Yarbrough says troops on the border to Leon Springs for rifle practice. new troops await return. United Cereal Mills to shut for a month January 15 to February 15 for repairs and inventory under M T Ash. Alderman J E McNutt withdraws from mayoral race in favor of Philip O Brien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Joe Kroner
Boeing
Light Committee
Yarbrough Rturns
FYI, N. G
W. E. Yarbrough
Fort Sam Houston
Yarbrough
Leon Springs
United Cereal Mills
M. T. Ash
Buffalo
Ambulance hits bus injuring driver on Fifth Street
A police ambulance struck a Quincy Transfer Co. bus at Fifth Street and Broadway at 2 15 PM Tuesday injuring driver R B McDole slightly. Edwards says McDole turned into the ambulance’s path as it passed the bus. Reese Brass Foundry Incorporation Filed with 5 000 capital stock. W J Reese and A Arthur Reese hold 24 shares each Amelia Reese two shares. Foundry at 820 South Twentieth Street. 24217 Red Cross seals sold Christmas season netting 242.17 with 22 percent to state TB association and rest used locally against disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. McDole
Quincy Transfer Company
Fifth Street
Broadway
Edwards
McDole
Reese Foundry
W. J. Reese Brass Foundry
Recorder's Office
W. J. Reese
A. Arthur Reese
Amelia Reese
South Twentieth Street
Red Cross
Quincy
State Anti-tuberculosis Association
Glee Club Banquets Draw Strong Chamber Attendance
Pep in the Glee Club banquets at the Hotel Newcomb boosts Chamber of Commerce group attendance. A Tuesday night meeting drew thirty members, marking a strong turnout and lively participation in the club’s social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Newcomb
Chamber of Commerce Glee Club
Fishing Case Continued in Meredosia Bay Dispute
The Morgan county suit against J. Bell Edin and sons for illegal fishing in Meredosia Bay was continued until April due to the serious illness of the father. C. E. Clarke, fish and game warden, proved the illness with a physician’s certificate. A nets finder testified in Jacksonville as a witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan County
J. Bell Edin
Meredosia Bay
C. E. Clarke
Quincy Dental Club Plans State Meet in May at Quincy
Thirteen members met Tuesday night at the Newcomb hotel to discuss the upcoming state dental meeting to be held in Quincy next May. Several Quincy club members will travel to Chicago January 25 to confer with other state officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcomb
Quincy Dental Club
Quincy
Quincy Club
Chesgo
Fire Gutted Building Employee Loses Fingers
George T. Naylor of Best Bros Plumbing and Heating suffered fingertip amputation when a crow bar slipped while prying open a safe door during post fire work. In a separate note, Big Lake Hunting and Fishing club reelected W. J. Ruff as president, William J. Binkert as secretary, and T. J. Freiburg as treasurer at their Monday meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Naylor
Best Bros. Plumbing and Heating Company
Ife
Big Lake Hunting and Fishing Club
Binkert Brothers
W. J. Ruff
William J. Binkert
T. J. Freiburg
Gregory Bonds Sell for 180000 at Bond Sale Meeting
Clark county Gregory drainage district supervisors met with A H Beitman Edmund Perkins and Attorney B F Gishn in Gregory Tuesday. They rejected the bond issue and directed 150000 from the sale proceeds to be placed in Kehoka Canton and other banks. In other news old directors of the Davis Cleaver Produces company were reelected at LL stockholders meeting James A Davis Quin cy Samuel H Cleaver Brookfield Walter N Gilliland Quin cy O E Smith Hannibal and E F P Roberts Queen City Mo Officers reelected J A Davis president S H Cleaver vice president W N Gilliland secretary treasurer Reports show substantial business growth in the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory
Clark County
A. H. Beitman
Edmund Perkins
B. F. Gishn
Kehoka
Canton
Davis-Cleaver Produces Company
James A . Davis
Quincy
Samuel H. Cleaver
Brookfield
Walter N. Gilliland
Quincey
O. E. Smith
Hannibal
E. F P. Roberts
Queen City
J. A. Davis
S. H. Cleaver
W. N. Gilliland
Campaign to land the armor plant in Quincy
A Quincy Chamber of Commerce briefing outlines plans to lure a federal armor plate plant. Letters from Sterling Association of Commerce and Mississippi River Power Co favor locating the facility in a power region. Capt. W. A. Long argues Quincy’s central U S position and river access make it a strategic hub and fortress-like site for defense industry, urging action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Quincy
Perry
Sterling
Illinois
Association of Commerce
Daniels
J. J. Miley
The
Mississippi River Power Co
Congress
Keokuk
F. F. Fletcher
FP. H. Clark
Reuben E. Bakenhus
Long
United States
Red Men Endorse Move On Armor Plant Claims
Minnewawa tribe No. 159, Improved Order of Red Men, met Monday night to discuss the armor plant. They decided to send a message to Secretary Daniels urging that Quin cy's claims be given full consideration. Installation of officers was postponed to a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniels
Quincy
Weather Outlook For Midwest States
Illinois shows unsettled Wednesday with probable snow flurries in the north and a much colder afternoon and night. Thursday brings fair conditions but colder weather in the south. Missouri expects partly cloudy skies and colder Wednesday night, with a fair and colder Thursday. Iowa faces partly cloudy and much colder Wednesday, a northeast night cold wave, and a Thursday of fair, continued cold conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Portion
Missouri
Iowa
North East
River Stage Event Highlights Weather Dated Notes
Fragmentary OCR note mentions river stage related seating and a possible event at midnight. Details are garbled with temperatures and times unclear. No clear persons, organizations, or locations can be reliably identified for a complete summary.
River forecasts show little change this fall
Forecasts indicate the river will shift only slightly this fall, with limited impact noted beyond minor level adjustments and typical seasonal variation. Authorities advise monitoring conditions as watershed responses remain modest.
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Arguas
W. J. Gross
Abe Martin
Heineche
Judge Akers
F. A. Metzger
Galesburg
Yfail
Harry Holmgren
Holmgren
Berard
Harry Hormisies
Olive Street
Ecfa
Daughter
Collins Plow Works
Y.m.ca. Board
Olney
Scheidemann
W. A. Long
Hub of
M. Corian
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