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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1915
Page
10
A famous authority warns meat consumption harms kidneys by increasing uric acid. Daily use of four ounces of rad salts in water before breakfast is claimed to flush clogged kidneys, neutralize urine acids, and prevent urinary and bladder disorders.
A brief lost item notice outlines a missing object such as a watch or parasol. It requests the finder contact details and describes the item in general terms, urging a timely return to the owner through the publication’s channel.
U S department of agriculture reveals record acreages for major crops as Europe remains at war. Corn acreage reaches 109,273,000 with an estimated 2,814,000,000 bushels. wheat outlook up to 963,000,000 bushels though winter wheat down 9.7 percent due to rains. Oats, white and sweet potatoes and rice also on record averages. Hessian fly damage not reflected. Acreage and production by state listed in thousands.
Official dispatches released in Constantinople Vienna Paris July 8 report Turkish artillery heavy damage near Ayi Burnu repulsed reconnoitering forces and a depot blown up. Russian and Italian theatre actions include repulsed attacks in Gorizia Krn and Isonzo while Montenegrin fronts see renewed activity. Trebinje and Grahove engagements described with no retreat by Austrians.
Historic ad touts TIZ as a universal remedy for sore tired feet including burning swelling and odor. It claims to draw out poisonous exudations and cure foot troubles like corns callouses and bunions, offering instant relief for 25 cents.
An AW Hig Want Ad offers to help readers locate missing items. The short notice encourages posting details to reunite owners with belongings and hints at a responsive, community driven recovery service.
Public notice states a master in chancery will sell at public vendue on July 12, 1915 in Quincy Illinois the life interest of Kittie Mitchell in Lot 8 Block 4 in original town of Quincy fronting 48 feet on Third Street and 99 feet on Vermont Street to satisfy a decree from Leo Ulrich as complainant against Kittie Mitchell. Edward P. Allen Master in Chancery directs the sale. Martindale Scherer solicitors for the complainant.
A July 6 1913 1915 Illinois Adams County notarized certificate records The Whig Company increasing capital stock from 20000 to 50000 dollars at a specified June 26 1915 stockholders meeting in Quincy Adams County Illinois with Anna M Ellis president and W Emery Lancaster secretary notarized by Chester Poling.
Bessie M Tenhaeff administratrix of Jacob H Tenhaeff deceased will sell at public auction on August 7 1915 at the Golden Illinois post office front door the southwest quarter of section 18 town 2 north range 5 west including the dower interest of Bessie Tenhaeff subject to 1915 taxes. A deed will be issued after court approval. Govert and Lancaster attorneys.
Denver July 8 Colorado Supreme Court denied four motions by John R. Lawson attorneys seeking a writ of prohibition to halt Judge Granby Hillyer from further action in the Lawson murder case. The ruling leaves the issues to be raised on appeal and postpones immediate action, with a new trial motion to be argued before Judge Hillyer in Trinidad tomorrow.
The Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder issues in men, women, and children. It promises regulation of bladder troubles and a near-certain result with a two month course. Sold by druggists or mailed for $1.00 from Dr. E. W. Hall in St. Louis.
United States district attorney’s office announced proof that Gen. Orozco, after jumping his bond, fled to Mexico amid neutrality violation conspiracy charges. The information surfaced in San Antonio Texas on July 8.
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