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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1917

Page

9

The Case Against the Dog and Its Census

A historic critique argues against harsh dog measures in Quincy urging balanced action over slaughter. It supports dog ownership and registry, suggests vaccines for extreme cases, and proposes tax-based recognition of dogs while condemning indiscriminate killings and labeling dog officers as enumerators rather than executioners.

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Farmers Call For Safeguards In Wartime Labor

The Progressive Farmer appeals from Plainville urging farmers to raise larger crops and protect farm labor from draft. It argues that exemption power rests with the President and warns that merchants and clerical workers will face greater draft impact while farm help should be preserved.

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The Flag Quiz on United States Flag History

A youth oriented extract presents questions and answers about the U S flag history including origins Betsy Ross dates 1777 1818 and current design details It covers stripes stars arrangement raising and lowering rules half staff customs and proper display on caskets with age comparison to other national flags.

United States of America Colunies Union Congress George Washington Betsy Ross Arch Street Philadelphia Washington Brandywine Vermont Kentucky Spain Germany Italy

Men Seen Better Days Through Whiskey Glasses

A reflective line notes men with faded fortunes gaze through whiskey glasses, implying past prosperity now dimmed by habit.

Unc Billy and Jimmy Skunk Meet Again Tale

Unc Billy Possum and Jimmy Skunk crave eggs and find themselves near Farmer Brown's henhouse. Billy secretly pursues eggs while Jimmy also seeks the same, leading to an unexpected late night meeting by the henhouse as they face their shared appetite.

Unc Billy Jimmy Skunk Thornton W. Burgess Immy Skunk Billy Possum Green Forest Green Meadows Mrs. Grouse Grouse Farmer Brown Paing Bowser the Hound Jimmy Une’ Billy Brer Skunk

War gardens guidance on deep seed planting methods

Remember to plant twice as deep as you did six weeks ago. Plant seed where the soil is moist to ensure germination and firm the soil over it. Use the flat of a hoe or the foot to press down, as one veteran gardener notes his shoe sole as a valuable tool.

Vacation Folklore And Local Anecdotes From Pleasant View

The page recounts a country boy Richard Purdy misadventure hunting Griggsy cows with a bow and arrow, Griggsy’s intervention, and Mrs Purdy’s settlement. It also notes a crowd at the die house crick with a float contest between Bull Hickey and a larger-bodied man, ending with Bull as champion. Local notes mention band concerts, Torp Stebbins’ rabbits, and band criticism.

Ichard Purdy Andy Anderson Pleasant View Hutting Andy Griggsy Anay Hunt Richard Griggs Holt Agers House Missus Purdy Iggsy Fatty Crick Bull Hickey Fatty Bellowes Bull

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