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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1915

Page

10

Economic optimism amid wartime industrial gains and rising iron output

New York reports July glimpses of sustained summer activity as merchants expect no midyear lull. Industrial conditions show progress with reduced idle machinery and unemployment, boosted retail demand as wages rise. Iron and steel production climbs toward capacity, pig iron output reaching 20.5 million tons annually versus 18 million in January. Bank clearings reach 2,957,158,965 this week, up from 2,594,364,322 a year ago.

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Colchester Visitors and Local Trips Highlight Week

Colchester residents and guests circulated to nearby cities including Peoria Galesburg Cuba and Quincy with multiple visits noted. A large local delegation attended Macomb's celebration while plans for a Green City fair August 17 to 20 were announced after the White-Myers Chau taufqua concluded.

Local Social Roundup in La Belle Area

Secretary of State Cornelius Roach of Jefferson City visited La Belle. Miss Mary D McReynolds entertained cousin Buttles McReynolds of Wyaconda. C D Shaff departed for a westward tour including the Panama Exposition. Postmaster W Mulinex and W Yancey visited Edina. May Levengood visited Quincy. Mabel MacKnight and families traveled to Steffenville. Rev F J Young hosted Lybia Broich of Ottumwa and Hulda Goetsche of New Alm. C W Malinex noted as Kirksville visitor. Mrs S J Noble of Cedar Rapids visiting Mulinex home. S D Marshall did business in Steffenville.

Cornelius, Roach Jefferson City C. D. Long Mary D."mcreynold Buttles McReynolds Wiyaconda John Fresh Newark Sydney J. Roy Hannibal Congress James T. Lloyd W.mulinex W. ‘Yi Yancey Edina Levengood Quincy Miss Mabel MacKnight Steffenville F. J. Young Lybia’Broich la Belle

Local residents hear updates from Tennessee to Kn העיר

Mr and Mrs Sweat of Tennessee visit relatives in town. Reynolds family visits M E McMillen household. Mrs Sarah Goodwin returns to farm after town visit. Omer Edains returns from Cape Girardeau where he attended the university. A Pettit buys a new Buick. Hazel Goodwin visits cousin Mrs A W Ladd. Jacob Scherupp dies at home south of city. funeral at M E church, burial Knox City cemetery. Ben Millsap sustains broken wrist from car crank. Miss Plauss Burkhart and Ida Martin spend a few days in Hannibal. Floyd Simpson returns from visit with Mrs Wilford McMilin at Gifford.

Sweat Tennessee John ‘Seevery Cora Reynolds Vera Pauline M. E. McMillen E. F.browning Sarah Goodwin Omer Hazel Goodwin A.W. Ladd Jacob Scherupp Knox City Ben Millsap Plauss Burkhart Idanda Martin Hannibal Floyd Simpson Wilford’ McMilin Gifford

British War Contracts Target New American Liaison

American manufacturers must see David A. Thomas to win future British munition contracts. Thomas has arrived to work with J. P. Morgan & Co. as agents of the British government. He will investigate Canadian supplier credits and report to his superiors, with a stay to last as long as the war, accompanied by his wife and niece and a secretary.

David A. Thomas J.P. Morgan & Co David Lloyd George Blanders Thomas Canada Wade

Public sale notice in Adams County Illinois 1915

Public notice states that under a decree of the Circuit Court of Adams County Illinois the master in chancery will sell on July 12 1915 at 2 pm the life interest of Kittie Mitchell in the south 48 feet off Lot 8 Block 4 in Quincy city Adams County Illinois. Sale at the south front door of the courthouse for cash.

Illinois Adams Charles Guth Maine County Quincy Peter W. Tufeli Leroy Adair Leo. Ulrich Kittie Mitchell Edward P. Allen Said Kittie Mitchell Third Vermont Street Martindale & Scherer Whig Company County of Anna M. Ellis Emery Lancaster Ilinois Adams ‘County Henry Kaufmann Adams County Kaufmann John T. Inghram Golden Jacob H. Tenhaeff Bessie M. Tenhaeff Besstie M. Tenhaeff Jacob H. Tenhaeff Govert & Lancaster

Clerk Rescued From Lusitania Found at Plaza NY

The clerk currently based at the Plaza in New York City was rescued after the Lusitania torpedoing. He arrived aboard the St. Louis from Liverpool, which was convoyed for three hundred miles by two British destroyers.

Plaza New York City Thomas St. Louis Liverpool

Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles

The Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder issues in men and women, including diabetes, rheumatism, and back trouble, also regulating bladder problems in children. If not sold locally, it can be mailed for $1.40. Each small bottle is a two months’ treatment and claims high cure rates.

Texas Wonder We-Hall Aireck Wuoute Drugatete

Why Do Great English Doctors Recommend Whitbread

Fragmentary OCR text references doctors and Whitbread with unclear context and garbled phrases. The readable items mention Urban & Son Co and a street address, but no coherent event, date, or outcome to cite.

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