Candy Makers Plan Growth After War Restrictions Lift
In Quincy the confectionery industry, valued at over 300000 for 1918, expects growth as sugar restraints ease. Local firms like Quincy Confectionery, Riedinger & O6cettle, and S. I. Bragg plan expanded output and more salesmen, with new machinery for hard candy and increased varieties amid a recovering market.
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Quincy Confectioner Company
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Arrest of Carmen's leader and union officials in KC
Frank O'Shea of Buffalo vice president of the International Street Car Men's union and three local labor leaders were arrested in Kansas City on charges of conspiracy to interfere with interstate traffic.
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Rabbit Industry Grows as Quincy Fights High Costs
A Quincy rabbit industry gains momentum with 150 investors pooling $20,000 to raise rabbits in backyards and coal sheds. Rabbits yield meat cheaper than chicken and require less space, drawing attention from workers and families alike as pedigreed stock fetches high prices amid hopes of market competition.
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Heck
Rbbit
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