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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1918

Page

5

Hancock Farm Bureau Signs 109 Members

Last week's membership campaign for the Pink County Farm Bureau shows early gains with 109 members signed in Hancock. Townships like Rock Creek lead with 41 new members for a three year term beginning April 1, despite snow and poor roads hindering outreach.

Carthage Pink County Farm Bureau Sedo Gai Spa Frank Larris Rock Creek Township Appaneese Chil la Harpe Rock Creek Augusta Fountain Green Montebello Warsaw Harmony Prairie Wythe Lloyd’s Office Bear Creek Pontoosuc St. Marys Dallas Pilot Grove Wilcox Durham Rocky Run Hancock Nauvea Sonora St. Albans Walker Townships Adrian Hamilton Plymouth Elvaston Appanoose LaHarpe Lioyd W. QO. Kunkle D. R. Burr County Committee For Hitachs Germany Gov. Lowden Samuel Harris Dean Daven Hopkins Wes Adkins J. G. Inviten N. Abbott Margaret Ewers Kreckuk Beulah Tf Hamilven Jackson H. J. Elveand S. D. Faris Pioa Macomb

Ban Put On Sale Of Potatoes In Wrapper

Chicago January 31 selected deluxe western potatoes wrapped in pink tissue paper and sold at four dollars for a fifty pound bag are banned by the food administration. Dealers face charges of profiteering under the Lever act if they charge extra for washed wrapped potatoes simply for the pink wrapper.

Chicago Food Administration Wedney

Three killed ten hurt in second London raid

London officials report Tuesday night air raid left three dead and ten injured with six more feared buried in a ruined house. Attacks between 10 p m and 12 30 a m failed to penetrate capital defenses as bombs fell on Kent and Essex outskirts and ramps around London.

London Isle of Thanet Thames Estuary Essex Kent

Ration card for wealthy of New York announced

New York announces a voluntary ration card program for wealthy families under the city food administration. Leaders say it is a stiff burden aimed at setting an example for the poor, with specific per person allowances for meats, fats, sugar, and bread and broader items allowed in unlimited quantities.

New York F. Gray Griswold Tiscover

S. S. S. An Honest Old Remedy Ad

An old advertisement extols S. S. S. as a pure vegetable blood purifier and tonic. It cites a pharmacist brother’s endorsement, claims decades of sales, and promises free medical advice from Swift Laboratory in Atlanta.

Fis Swift Specific Co J-66 Swift Laboratory Atlanta Adv

Rock Island Club to Sue Tearney over $1000 guarantee

Rock Island baseball club directors voted to sue AA Tearney president of the Three-Eye league after Feb. 5 for $1000 plus costs if the guarantee posted with Tearney last spring is not returned. The club asserts Tearney failed to honor drafts for the amount and cites league salary claims. Tearney says financial affairs are being adjusted and appeals clubs to pay owed funds. He notes eight clubs shared league losses and plans another appeal and possible meeting within three weeks.

Davenport Gan Rock Island Baseball Club Joe H. Meehan AA. R. Tearney Tearney National Association Louisville Rock Island Club Chicago Three-Eye League

Gem City Varsity to Meet Palmyra and Hull

Gem City business college basketball quintet schedules two games this week with Palmyra High in the city Friday and Hull High on the road Saturday. The Blue and White squad, noted for close contests this season, features players Manker Weltmer Morton Stevens Garrison and Goering.

Gem City Business College Palmyra High School Tull High School Gem City Manker Weltmer Morton Stevens Garrison Goering

Quincy Training For Keokuk Clash

The Blue and White quintet endured a hard workout in Turner hall on Wednesday afternoon preparing for a Saturday night game against Keokuk. Keokuk’s team has struggled this season, and Quincy expects another victory. Coach Brazelton reports no scarlet fever scare in Keokuk.

Turner Hall Keokuk Brazelton

Quincy College Second Team to Play Canton High

The Quincy College second team travels to Canton Missouri Friday night to face Canton High School in the season opener. The Quincy first team has no game this week, with a clash against Louisiana High School scheduled for the following Friday at home.

Quincy College Canton High Canton Canton High School Louisiana, Mo

President Wilson unable to attend Champaign convention

President Wilson cannot attend the Champaign corn growers and stockmen convention due to a cold. He telegraphed President Edmund J. James that Secretary of Agriculture Houston will represent the White House and deliver the address. The note ends with a quoted aphorism about truthfulness and belief.

Champaign Wilson Corn Growers’ and Stockmen Edmund J. James University of Iinois Houston

Heney Halts Hearings on Meat Packers

The Federal Trade Commission halted hearings as Francis J. Heney announced he must rush to Chicago. He cited need to inspect Henry Veeder's personal files, claiming Veeder is the clearing house of the meat packers and leaders in the supposed conspiracy. Heney said more evidence is on the way and postponed further hearings pending action. Great Britain has 900,000 pensioners of war.

Washington Federal Trade Commission Francis J. Heney Henry Veeder Chicago Hugh McIsaac Veeder Heney Mr. Heney Hugh Melsaac Me Jsane Gorders Morris and Wilson Eeopany Aremour and Company Texas Swift and Company San McIsaac McIisaac

Italy's War Struggle Through Peasant Eyes

An analysis of Italy's wartime leadership and public ignorance as soldiers from rural areas fought with little understanding of war aims. It criticizes Sonnino, Salandra, and Orlando for secrecy, notes censorship by Cadorna, and praises Italian peasants' loyalty despite misled patriotism and autocratic governance.

Italy Sonnino Salandra Orlando

Aviator's Bomb Kills Two U S Red Cross Men

Two American Red Cross workers, William Platt and Richard Cutts, were killed at Mestre Italy when German bombs hit a Red Cross hospital area. The men, aged 18 and from Pennsylvania, died while attempting to aid victims despite danger. Funeral ceremonies drew a long cortege and public officials spoke of bravery.

Associated Press Italy Red Cross Mestre William Platt Richard Cutts Parr Field New York City Matt Pennsylvania Platt Fairfield

Arrested for Murder Three Years After Crime

Milford Ohio area police arrested a man believed to be Dudley Shelton on Wednesday. He is wanted for the murder of J. Mart Rothwell, a Kentucky lawyer, committed three years ago. The arrest followed a request from Sheriff Homer Scoville of Landon Kentucky and involved Marshal Harry Thomas.

Milford Til Dudley Shelton J. Mart Rothwell Kentucky Harry Thomas Homer Scoville Landon

Italians Hold Col Del Rosso and Monte di Val Bella

Berlin reports Italian forces retain Col Del Rosso and Monte di Val Bella on the mountain front after renewed attacks with strong forces. Army headquarters announced the positions remain under Italian control.

Berlin Col del Rosso Monte di Val Bella

Six Little Wives At the Orpheum in Quincy

Boyle Woolfolk's Six Little Wives at the Orpheum opens this afternoon for a three day run and next Sunday. The road musical comedy company features John Philiber, a popular fun producer, returning after two seasons. No scenery or special effects to be used.

Six Little Wives Boyle Woolfolk Orpheum Amany John Philiber Quincy Peop Philliber

Milk Company Appeals to United States Court

Chicago Jan 31 An appeal seeks to overturn a ruling seen as paralyzing the state milk industry The Union Dairy Company of Troy NY has fined for shipping unpasteurized milk seized in transit The dairy argues the milk was to be pasteurized at its destination in St Louis and this was improper restraint until then

Chicago United States Union Dai. Company of Troy St. Louis It Dairy Company

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