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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1917

Page

7

Order to Stop Pollution of Quincy Bay By Illinois Commission

The Rivers and Lakes Commission of Illinois issues an order to discontinue discharges of raw sewage and injurious wastes into Cedar Creek Boston Bay and upper Quincy Bay near Quincy. Defendants include J D Warren Manufacturing Company Reliable Incubator and Brooder Otis Elevator Electric Wheel Company John E Andrew superintendent and the City of Quincy. The order takes effect December 31 1917 with mandatory cessation of outfall discharges and continued municipal sewer diversion to prevent further pollution.

Nited States of America Ois Rivers and Es Commission Tllinois Ivers and Lakes Commission D. Warren Manufacturing Comy Reliable Incuor and Brooder Company Otis Elevator Company John E. Andrew Soldiers and Sailors Home And Ly of Quincy Rivers and Lakes Commission Paul Hansen State Board of Health Reliable Incubator and Brooder Company Electric Wheel Company J. D. Warren Manufacturing Company City of Ilinois Soldiers and Sailors Home A. D M. W. Cowles Illinois State Board of Health Illinois Soldiers and Sailors Home Cedar Creek Boston Bay Quincy Bay Quincey Mlinois State of Lik City of Quincy, & Municipal Corporation Illinois Rivers and Lakes Commission OF Illinois Arthur W. Charles L. Ek. Sherman Thomas J. Healy Chas, Christmann

Triceratops: A Huge Prehistoric Reptile Remembered

A prehistoric era account notes the Triceratops as a thirty foot long reptile weighing about thirty tons with prominent horns. The passage marks it as extinct long before present history.

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