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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1917

Page

2

Illinois Eyes On Red Cross Million Members Drive

Harvey D. Gibson, banker and Red Cross official, appeals to Illinois to rapidly swell Red Cross membership as war demands. He notes Illinois already exceeds 600,000 and predicts reaching one million, praising communities and leaders for swift action and the national goal of 20 million members.

Illinois Harvey D. Gibson American Red Cross Red Cross National Red Cross Chicago Ilinois Red Cross Organization America United States

Deaths and Funerals in Quincy News

Obituary notes from Quincy include the death of J A Hanna’s mother in the east, and William Creech aged 38 dies after a year illness at 2262 Chestnut Street. Marie A Sick funeral at 2 PM and 2:30 PM at Salem Evangelical church with burial at Woodland Cemetery. Miss Mary Noonan to be buried at St Peter's Cemetery after services at St Rose of Lima Church.

Quincy J. A. Hanna Hanna Keokuk William Creech Chestnut Street Dorothy William Dee Gregory Iona James Gregory Iasco Elizabeth Goodwin Mary Reddick Lula Osborn Hasco Marie A. Sick South Ninth Street Salem Evangelical Church Woodland Cemetery Mary Noonan Vine Street St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church St. Peter's Cemetery

Surgical Dressing Classes To Be Taught Here

Classes in surgical dressing will be held at the Cheerful home gymnasium by a Washington D C instructor. The first class is Thursday at 9 AM and only twenty may enter. Enrollment through Mrs E J Parker. Red Cross hospital supply committee continues its work. Mrs Joel Benton and Mrs E J Parker organized the Camp Point auxiliary to begin making supplies.

Washington, D. C E. J. Parker Red Cross Hospital Supply Committee Joel Benton Camp Point

Masses Publishers Granted Injunction by U S Judge Hand

Federal Judge Hand granted The Masses publishers a preliminary injunction preventing the post office from withholding the August issue. The ruling held the articles do not advocate resistance to the selective draft law. A note on a phonograph knapsack and home guards training to music is also mentioned.

New York Hand Post Office Department

Quincy Ad Club Picnic Attendance Expected

Fifty from Quincy will attend a joint Quincy and Hannibal Ad clubs picnic at the Snn E Carte club house on Thursday. Ad men will meet at 8 o clock in front of the Hotel Quincy and march to the outing. Reinforcing names include Gibbs and many local business representatives such as Miller Helhake Shoe Co and Korn s Bakery among others.

Quincy Hannibal Snn Hotel Stury William F. Gibbs Ad Club W. A. Jackson J. Stern & Son William F. Gibbs R. B. Hackman Theo. Helhake Miller-Helhake Shoe Co John Korn Korn R. W Powell Rockford Life Insurance Co D. FP. Cover Globe Printing Co J. E. Hildebrand E. M. Miller Co A. O. Lindsay the Whig Ray M. Oakley Herald Loren C. Cox Frank R. Lusk Irwin-Overland Co L. A. Morest

Melrose Red Cross Sets Wednesday Work Sessions

The Melrose Red Cross will hold weekly work meetings in the Melrose chapel from 9 to 5 each Wednesday. All women in the neighborhood are invited to assist under Miss Edna Kiem, chair of the work committee.

Melrose The Red Cross Melrose Chapel Edna Kiem Miss Kiem

Drive for recruits by Fifth regiment at Armory today

A drive for new recruits will be conducted today by 22 men of Company 2, Fifth regiment, stationed at the Armory. From 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. they will march and drill between Fourth and Eighth and Maine and Hampshire streets. Other Company D members are at East Hannibal and Valley City. Enlistments allowed for those drawn in the first draft quota until orders for physical exams arrive. Company F signal corps and infantry recruitment also via Lieutenant B W Bartlett in his office 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Recruiting starts for those bound for the boiler plant assignment.

Fourth Eighth Maine Hampshire Streets East Hannibal Valley City Signal Corps Infantry B. W. Bartlett

Manure Improves Water Retention in Fine Sandy Soil

In fine sandy soil seven percent stable manure addition doubles the soil’s water retention capacity. The finding notes manure's effect on moisture storage and suggests applications for crop soil management.

Modoc County stock death blamed on salt hazard

Sacramento July 28 a note reports salt poisoning on Modoc county stock in northern California has killed hogs and cattle. State voters who completed their first term in Tuesday are mentioned in dispatches by Charles E B Keane.

Sacramento Poson Modoc County Nia Charles EB. Keane

Dresses in Voile and Tissue for Warm Weather Sales

The dresses are right in style for the warm days lasting into September. Materials are voiles and tissues in stripes, plaids and figured designs with varied colors and easy washing. Choices include straight, belted, and embroidered collar and cuff models. Clover sale price listed as $1.7.

Clover Sale Items Quick Bargains Across Housewares

Yard wide percases in light colors priced at 12c per yard with 11c Clover Sale price on wooden chairs and hangers. Bulk specials include 3 pairs of hose for 250 with color options black or brown. Also offers 7 rolls toilet paper at 250 and 6 folding wastepaper baskets at 10c.

Colored skirting fabrics in plaids and stripes

36 and 40 inch colored skirting offered in plain plaids and stripes with fabrics such as gabardines and oxfords in many colors. Special price per yard 480. Imported Voiles 40 inches wide in copen yellow light blue lavender white black and navy with stripes or embroidered figures. Special per yard B90.

Whiz Soap and Pears Soap Featured in Shabby Ad Line

An old advertisement fragment lists Whiz Soap at a price, Pears Soap on offer, Mum for Perspiration, Wilson's Freckle Cream, and Armour's Toilet Soap in a dense, garbled line of product names and prices.

Nea Wilson Eecues Armour

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