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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1918

Page

2

Illinois men seek transfer to aero squad

More than 100 Hunts youths in the B3rd division at Camp Logan Texas signaled desire to join the aviation corps and Quincy boys are among those likely to transfer. Testing begins Monday at Camp Logan with six applicants daily. Successful cadets receive $100 a month. upon completion, commissions as first lieutenants. Names listed include Sergeant Major Harry J. Marcos and Privates Kenwood T. Sudduth and Le Verne Perkins among others.

Camp Logan Houston Texas Aviation Corps Quincy Aviates Smd Merday Harry J. Marcos Kenwood T. Sudduth AL Murphy le Verne Perkins Charles T. Guillaume Rasiond Lawton 128Th

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed

Mrs John Frame of St Louis recounts relief from monthly pains and weakness after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She urges other women to try the root and herb remedy and notes ongoing confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts based on forty years of experience.

St. Louis Lydia E. Pinkham John Frame 18Th St

Sykes Comfort Powder Promises Quick Relief for Chafing

Over one hundred thousand people in this country have proved that nothing relieves the soreness of chafing as quickly and eminently as Sykes Comfort Powder. Distributed by drug stores, Box Free. The Comfort Powder Co., Boston, Mass.

Thrift Day Observance Set for Quincy February 4

National Thrift Day will be observed in Quincy on Monday February 4 according to a bankers notice. The message urges readers to reflect on personal progress save money reduce waste and contribute to the nation’s thrift effort in support of those serving in the field.

Quincy Quincey United States

Service Members Named in Unit Examinations

Tienald E. Smith of the 120th infantry, George R. Schott of headquarters, Robert E. Happs of the 131st infantry, R. E. Brown of the 198th engineers, and Sergeant B. W. Lippincott of the 108th ammunition train were examined.

Tienald E. Smith 120Th Infantry George R. Schott Robert FE. Happs 131St Infantry R. E. Brown 198Th Engineers B. W. Lippincott

Ruling on Substitutes Impacts Quincy Grocers and Households

Quincy grocers report the new government ruling on substitutes affecting sale and use of alternative flours. The order limits substitution while outlining pricing and daily purchase rules for Wheat flour, with households expected to adjust to the new market conditions and rationing measures.

Program for the County Teachers Meet Announced

The Adams County Teachers Association released the convention program to be held at the High School auditorium on Thursday and Friday, February 14 and 19. It lists registrations, songs, music acts, choruses, dances, and talks led by educators such as Maud Harding, O. D. Frank, and Dr. Henry Chandler Dowles, with events from 10:30 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. on Friday.

Adams County Teachers’ Association America Maud Warding F. A. McCarty Vermont Methodist Church Berman School O. D. Frank Henry Chandler Dowles University of Chicago Schottische Eliabeth Balthrope Websrer Maud Harding Ihe Girls Glee Club Maud Tlarding Dr. Cole University Chicago Long -Batte Republic Mauhd Tifa Eider di- Ly

Coal price increase proposal in federal utilities action

The text reports on a proposed rise of 15 cents per ton for coal in the United States under federal commerce regulation. It notes authorization actions and discussions at state and utility levels, indicating the move as part of public utilities policy and commerce oversight.

Washington Petits Wuna

Fragmentary report on 200000 ship and department actions

A garbled dispatch references a 200 000 ship figure and department actions. Mentions THQ men signing and a drive or reoenr aliment, with names and places unclear.

Wastlingion Tan Iowa

New Exemption Board Members Take Charge Monday

Virgil Johnston and E. B. Hillman become the new local exemption board members on Monday as outgoing members Jackson R. Pearce and George Gabriel depart. Draft appeal agents Frank J. Penick and C. H. Wood were appointed by Gov. Lowden to assist the local board and handle appeals for the government. The district board of physicians was organized with Dr. Grant Irwin president and Dr. C. A. Wells secretary, with weekly sessions to proceed each Tuesday at 11 o'clock until tasks conclude. All registrants appealing physical examinations from Quincy Liberty Hancock Brown or Pike boards will be examined by the district board, with notices issued and prompt appearance required amid hundreds of cases awaiting review.

Virgil Johnston E. B. Hillman Jackson R. Pearce George Gabriel Frank J. Penick C. H. Wood Lowden Mr. Penick Quincy Wood Adair Roy Johnson Grant Irwin District Board of Physicians C. A. Wells Federal Building Liberty Hancock, Brown Pike County Quincy Board

Estate division outlines for John L Bert case

The probate filing lists multiple heirs for John L Bert among properties on North Fourth and Lind streets. Arch ie Mert gets a trust income from a bank business at 123 North Fourth, with fee simple at 38 years. Harry Bert to receive remaining assets and acts as executor amid a separate dispute described in the final line.

John L. Bert Ogie Vo Hus Oon Harry Berty Archie L. Fert Bert Neal Monroe Ware-Wayland Company Goines Fivabeth Bert Lind Street Hampshire Street Harry

Why You Are Not Paying 30 Cents for Sugar

A historical report explains how sugar refining firms in wartime America kept prices lower through large capacity and a patriotic Hoover plan. It notes Allies sourcing from Cuba, the need to save ships, and the International Sugar Committee influencing global markets. Housewives can help by buying packaged sugars to aid distribution.

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