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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1919
Page
5
Despite heavy rain and mud, the Eagles Booster club carnival aims to open this afternoon in the city market square. About 100 workers battled the weather Monday to pitch tents and set wagons while spectators crowded under umbrellas watching progress.
Washington June 8 The agriculture department released its first season report noting cotton crop condition at 75.6 percent of normal as of May 25 No area planted estimate was provided and will be issued in July.
The crews of three American naval seaplanes visiting London were guests at a luncheon hosted by American naval headquarters staff.
Blessing hospital trustees were reelected at the annual meeting held Monday evening. Reports show 1,505 patients admitted, 16,701 days of care, and a 9 million dollar? deficit amid influenza losses. Hospital receipts were $85,858.30 with expenses of $29,4014s. The addition project and staff praise dominated, with notes on clinics, training, and housing for nurses.
Logan Baker deputy game and fish warden was arrested in Louisiana Missouri after arresting Frank Walker for assault and battery. Baker fled with five men to Pittsfield and Quincy where they were arraigned for unlawful fishing. Fines were set from 16 to 100 dollars and Baker then returned to Louisiana to face further charges.
James Arthur Shaffer sues Maude Shaffer in circuit court alleging he married Maude Johnson in St. Louis on September 28, 1918 and lived with her until February 4 when he learned she already had a husband, Victor Sego, formerly of Palmyra.
A man formerly married to a woman in the United States Army asks Judge Albert Akers to declare their marriage null and void after years of living apart following a July 81, 1915 ceremony.
Washington June 3 a new agriculture department regulation prohibits interstate shipments of cattle that fail the tuberculine test effective July 1 to prevent tuberculosis spread among livestock.
Coblenz reports show German storekeepers staging souvenir displays as Allied troops near the Coblenz bridgehead. Civilians greet advancing Americans with open arms, and merchants anticipate increased demand from the arriving soldiers.
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