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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1915
Page
4
A display titled FI Collection of Historic War Relics showcases a curated assortment of artifacts. Curators describe items from various conflicts, highlighting provenance and historical significance for visitors and researchers.
Washington set to host a September 27 to October 3 display of historic Confederate and Civil War items as part of the Grand Army of the Republic encampment. The exhibit, organized by the Citizens' committee, will include the Pickett papers and other diplomatic relics once kept in treasury vaults and later moved through a series of custodians.
PANAMA July 24 canal authorities publish offers to oversee ships interests in canal waters effectively replacing many shipping agents on the isthmus. Banks in Panama and Colon have added to their number. Fiduciary officers prepare to manage toll payments without bank intervention.
Panama canal authorities move to boost fresh produce by fostering increased production. The first step is building a fruit and vegetable warehouse near the native landing place on the waterfront of Panama, addressing shortages in Panama and Colon and the canal zone.
Madrid July 24 treasury statements for the first six months of 1915 reveal the country’s financial strain during the failure of the 150 million loan and resulting cabinet crisis. The books show an increase in receipts over any previous period, underscoring ongoing fiscal pressures.
A historical excerpt notes rising expenditures and interest on Spain's 1.814 billion debt creating a regular deficit. It cites the need to float a recent loan as a principal reason for borrowing to cover shortfalls.
A rural column records funeral visits for Floyd Swiggy and Mrs. Sarsh Vaughn, family travel to Lewistown and Louisiana, and kin from Kirksville visiting. Local school work progresses on a new addition. Citations note crop and hay conditions, plus residents touring Mayo Hospital and visits from relatives in Kan, Okla, and Montana.
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