Sweet corn debut eyed for local markets next week
Farmers forecast a strong sweet corn debut next week amid favorable weather. The report notes a broad ready-for-market lineup including peaches raspberries tomatoes watermelons and many citrus and root vegetables with prices ranging from 5 to 20 cents per unit and several items at 10 cents per quart.
Adams County 1918 registrants draw list near Quincy
A lengthy Adams County draft draw list for 1918 names registrants from Liberty Camp Point Quincy and surrounding towns. The roster includes Andrew Blentlinger Dana Lewie Joseph Haskins William Hillman Edgar Butterworth James Long Cyrus Wagner and many others across Quincy Mendon La Prairie Ursa Payson and Versailles. The document records order numbers and residences as part of the registration process.
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Adams County
Gunlery
Andrew H Blentlinger
Liberty
Dana Mendal Lewie
Camp Point
Joseph Haskins
Clayton
William Howard Hillman
Edgar Thomas Butterworth
Quincy
R. BR
James H. Long
Plainville
Clarence Oiker
Aal Cyrus Wagner
Robert Hunter
Lindi H. Grimmer
R. R
Walter Lesly Wartick
Loraine
Henry Schlipman
Henry John Post, Jr
Jesse Frank McNay
Chestnut St
Earl Everett Statler
la Prairie
Herbert C. Cook
H. R
Harm G. Buss
Golden
Elmer W. Cornwell
Ursa
Paris Kellum
Beverly
Carl Wittler
Milton Wilbur Sinnock
N. 24Th
George Henry Bruenger
Mendon
James Berrier
Jess Reeder
Arthur T." Harrison
Barry
Paul W. Henerhoff
Earl G. Veach
Siloam
Oren Lee Leach
Henry W. Schuster
William E. Taylor
Walter James Wallace
Sutter
G. M. Pilcher
Theodore Cornelius Wing
George Herbert McDowell
Wm. Lanning
George E. Loster
Raymond S'3ll
Harold I. Deege
Harry Ogle Moore
Kellerville
Robert Milton Bushman
Dayton
Benjamin Hoyt
Augusta
Arthur A. H. Hillerman
Merle Ball
Hoscos
Bryan Steed
Errnest
Oltker
Harold N. Myers
Raymond Nitchman
Orville John Dempsey
Fowler
Boernard H. Kiinner
George Claassen
Tony Meyer
Bert Featheringill
Marocelne
Lawrence Daniel Howe
William Je Kill
Lee Houdyshell
Floyd Flack
George F. W. Post
Walber Lee Oberling
Columbus
George Dick Buss
Carl August Schmidt
Ellis Kinder
Payson
Frank Meekes
Alonzo Odear
Frank Wood
George James Fletcher
Lima
William Robert Leach
Paloma
Henry Richard Sartorious
Bowen
Roy Gleason
Raymond Tyson
FR. R
Charles John Groh
Leonard Wm.Bhart
Glenn Clair
George Frederick Gerhardt
Clyde R. Whitten
J. F. Ernest Boge
John E. Johnson
Frank F. Bauer
Lewis Bailey
Garnet
Beckett
John D. Buss
Ray Atlee Sparks
Elmer Edward Gooding
Walter A. Koch
Charles Hay Young
Alvin Ezra McCoy
Meyer
Glenn Morgan - Renaker
Earl Frederick Henrick
Edgar Charles Denning
Camp . Point
Kial C. Carr
Harry Evans
Henry M. Webster
Bowen, En Gnapies Co
Walter L. Mennekin
Henry B. Kaufman
Paul E. Klasing
Fred N. Voth
Clyde -Willard
Lawrence G. Peter
Russell A. Waters
Eldon Clyde Lawin
Arthur W. Tenhouse
Adams
Archie Smith
Bryan Fillmore Wright
William Thomas Cantrell
Edwin P. Wittler
24Th St
Lawrence John Henze
George W. Hull
Piainville
Louis McKinley School
C. Omer Wells
William James Rowbotham
Sylvia McPherson
Joseph Benjamin Jefferson
James C. Willis
Levi Allen Smith, Jr
Richard Kulisch
John Wardlow
Edward Clem Becker Fowler
Orson Hibbard
Ray J. McClain
Harry E. Hellestine
Grimes J. Johnson
Harm Kaufman
John Hampton Booth
Aldo M. Brakensick
August Smith
George Hagerbaumer
George Russel Nelson
John Brown, Jr
Quincy, RR. R
Albert H. Starman
Oscar IE. Asher
Sidney Wilhelm Crim
Charles M. Eaton
Irvin R. Akers
John Schafer
William 8. McDowell
George Samuel Hibbert
Waltter Theodora Corse
Coatsburg
John Feld
Payson Ave
Edward Meyer
Herbert Edward Griep
Freddie Lemuel Clark
William H. Channon
Brown County Registrants Drawn In Thursday List
The Brown County drawing lists 44 names with many residents from Mt Sterling Versailles and Cooperstown. Notable entries include James Everett Cronin Martha Sterling George Lehne Roy Chester Tarrant and Ralph Ebbing. The long roster spans Mt Sterling Versailles Schoonhoven Hersman Timewell and Ripley among others.
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Albert
T. Gougsghaal
Clayton
Hoeyar
Looke
Timewell
Charles Mebiatton
Timewall
Charles “Allison
Mayhall
Mt . Sterling
Roy L. Daniels
Mt. Sterling
William Kleinlein
Versailles
Everett B. Hammel
Joseph Edward. Lucas
Cecil B. Tolle
Jamies L. Lindsey
Brown County
James Everett Cronin
Deal Six
George J. Lehne
Harmon J. Ebbing
Heisman
Fred Thompson
e—Roy Chester Tarrant
Tony IF
Lyle H. Elliott
Hersman
George Leverton
Cooperstown
Roy Powell
James J. O'Connor
Leo R. Behrenas
Ralph E. Bowman
William
Worthington
Dell Fluckey
Frank Wort
Benjamin W. Grieve
George T. Langan
Buell Brake
Charles BE. Ashbaker
Ralph R. Ebbing
John L. Kietz
Hugh Hurat
Roy Herald
Robert I. Perry
Rotary Convention Busy With Politics
At the Kansas City Rotary convention nominations dominated proceedings as officials consider future leaders for wartime Rotary service. Candidates for president include Robinson A. McDowell of Louisville Henry J. Brunier of San Francisco and John Poole of Washington D C with other officers also to be chosen.
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Kansas City
International Association of Rotary Clubs
Robinson A. McDowell
Louisville
Henry J. Brunier
San Francisco
John Poole
Washington, D. C
Death of Count Gilbert De Lafayette in Cham pagne fighting
Paris reports Count Gilbert De Lafayette sergeant of the French artillery was killed June 12 at Champagne. He was the third Lafayette descendant to die in the war and a son of the Marquis. Decorated last month with the French War Cross, he spent six hours in an advanced post observing and reporting German mine layers.
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Paris
Gilbert de Lafayette
Champagne
New York Herald
Lafayette
Count de Lafayette
Marquis de Lafayette
Gilbert
Minnemefers
Penetrate Defenses of Paris With Minimal Losses
Several enemy squadrons penetrated Paris defenses last night as anti-aircraft batteries shelled them. Bombs caused material damage but few casualties occurred. Alarm sounded at 10 39 p m and all clear at 12 05 a m.
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Paris
Havas
Street Railway Wage Boost Faces Business Opposition
Washington reports during a final hearing on street railway wage demands that unions seek to raise average pay from about 1000 to 1600 through 1750 dollars, while company leaders warn such increases could bankrupt firms as higher wages in other sectors pull workers away.
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Washington
Rego
Wilson
T. N. McCarter
War Board Cof
Electrical Railway Association
Sai W. D. Mahon
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway
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