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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1919
Page
9
Advertisement from C. B. Seaton of Medill Missouri seeks a middle aged man to join as a partner after destroying a life partner. Applicant must be 35 to 40 with excellent character and strong references. inventor offering to supply references.
Commissioner Daniel C. Roper says income tax forms for under 6000 will be distributed by February 1 under the new bill. Returns for 1918 are due without penalties by March 16, based on net income with penalties for late filing. Secrecy orders on war contracts revoked. contractors may release information on department orders.
Lora Burns and Ray Hoke were married in Galesburg at 8 o'clock on Thursday afternoon by Rev. Zendt. They will live on the Columbus road after February 1. Both are Maplewood High School graduates from Camp Point and active in church and social circles. The groom recently discharged from Camp Grant Infantry officers' training school. Many relatives and friends welcomed them home at the station.
Isaac Cutter grand secretary A. F. and A. M. and party went to Jacksonille Monday night for the state Masonia school. Mr and Mr Charles Getta entertained friends at dinner Sunday.
Federal farm loan bonds may be bought from 12 land banks under Secretary Glass new treasury policy. About a million dollars of these bonds have been sold since Jan 1. The bonds carry 4 1/2 percent interest and sell at about one half above par. Since Nov 1 the treasury has absorbed 9.5 million dollars of farm loan bonds.
Senator Lodge of Massachusetts called a Republican conference for Wednesday to discuss the Norris resolution aimed at ending interlocking committee assignments and veteran dominance in conferences. The measure, now with the rules committee, seeks to bar chairmen of key committees from other committee memberships.
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