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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1918

Page

12

Twin Cities as head of potential river navigation on the Mississippi

Charles H Huff argues Minneapolis and St Paul could transform the Upper Mississippi into a major waterway link. He cites vast grain, flour, and mill product shipments, limited current river traffic, and planned river terminal developments to relieve railroad congestion and boost war transport needs.

Charles H. Huff St. Louis Star Mississippi River Minneapolis St. Paul Twin Cities S. Paul Upper Mississippi Minnepolis Orthwest United States Atlantic New Orleans Europe Northwest Chicago Fort Snelling Jeneth Pow. Cappelen Cappelea Washington Seler Commission von Lieland Waterways Capital Issues Committee Federal Reserve Board Minneapolis River Terminal Develoy Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Montana Gulf of Mexico St. Louis Cairo Gulf Port

From Ocean to Ogear Lydia Pinkham Remedy Ad

Athol Massachusetts and San Francisco testimonials praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female ailments. Mrs Arthur Lawson and Mrs JH Rosskamp describe relief from weakness and pain after trying the product. Address for advice listed: Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Massachusetts.

Lydia E. Pinkham San Francisco Cal Lydis E. Pinkham JH. Rosskamp Devisadero St

Pittsfield Briefs On Local Events And Personnel

Pittsfield residents were active at a state temperance meeting in Springfield. Bertram McKnight’s summer position moved him to St. Louis while Col Yates recovers from a Wabash station accident. A. Otis Arnold campaigns for legislature in the district. Vernon Bolin visits from Camp Pike for furlough. Stuart Smith graduates from Rush Medical College and may join the army medical corps. Mrs. Clara Grigsby hosts the Rose Missionary society. The public utilities hearing on electric rates for Central Illinois companies will be held June 24-25 in Springfield, with Pittsfield opposing the rise. Dr. W. E. Shastid attends the state medical association in Chicago. Mrs. Burnettie Shaw visits family in Summer Till. Ada Huseman visits from Springfield. The board appoints Dr. S. B. Peacock county physician. Judge Higbee reschedules June term to June 24 due to appellate duties at Mt. Vernon. Miss Helen Doocy returns from Champaign after university graduation.

Pittsfield Temperance Forces of the State Springfield Bertram McKnight St. Louis Col. Yates Wabash Station Quincy A. Otis Arnold Vernon Bolin Camp Pike Ark Guy Carlton Stuart Smith R. O. Smith Rush Medical College Chicago Medical Corps of Army Clara Grigsby Rose Missionary Society The Congregational Church Central Illinois Public Service Company State Public Utilities Commission W. E. Shastid State Medical Association Burnettie Shaw Emily Haskins Ada Huseman August Huseman Board of Supervisors S. B. Peacock Frank N. Wells Harry Higbee Circuit Court Mt. Vernon Helen Doocy Champaign State University

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