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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1920

Page

3

Corn Rallies After Swing in Wheat Crop Worries

Chicago wheat damage fears lift corn prices on Saturday with May futures near 1.55% to 1.55⅛, July around 1.48%. Oats rise, provisions up to 50c, and overall grain sentiment turns firmer as selling pressure fades and shorts take profits. Northwest and Winnipeg market figures show mixed gains while spot oats and corn futures move higher amid stock shifts and demand support.

Chicago Ugher Efree Long Commission Co Inly Northwest Lota Minneapolis Duluth Winnipeg

Local Markets Report Prices Paid for Hay and Grain

Knolenberg Milling lists prices for wheat, rye, oats, and corn with hay and straw values. Also includes local butcher quotations, hog, cattle, and sheep prices, poultry quotes, milling product prices, and a detailed hide market sublist.

Knolenberg Milling Company Avack Brothers Lambia Weron J. E. Hood & Co C. & Bishop Cowens Ameo Bliatelford Swift Thatelford Bolles & Rogers

Timothy New Hil paled Voy J quieted Meeemt S96 GIL per ton

Historical market report from sp Louis dated March 2 recounts prices for timothy hay and clover varieties, listing standard and No. 2 grades with per ton rates, including alfalfa and aged hay notes, reflecting regional grain and forage trading activity.

Louis Timothy New Voy J

New market updates from Newark and Chicago markets

Newark and Chicago reports show butter and creamery prices higher than extras, with stock and firsts listings. Kansas oat and poultry notes appear alongside grain and potatoes prices, while New York money rates and Liberty bonds values close the day.

Newark Nea Baten Sears Cuicago Hutter Norther Liberty Bonds New York Victory

Motor shares lead stock market gains in New York session

New York traders pushed motor stocks higher on Saturday with General Motors dominating gains rising to 329.8 and closing at 280 after heavy turnover. Stutz Motor climbed to 220, a weekly gain of 7.7 points, while Stromberg Carburetor advanced as well. Overall, 675,000 shares traded with mixed early action but firmer late, as metals buying and a stable bond market characterized broader activity.

New York General Motors Stutz Motor Stromberg Stutz Ist

Pittsfield News In Brief From Griggsville District And Local Life

Quo warranto hearings in Griggsville district reviewed by Judge Higbee on a motion to vacate the writ. Funeral held for Miss Fannie Watson with burial in Springfield. Mr. and Mrs. Spann plan a summer return for Mrs. Spann’s health. Dora Tippetts sold a cottage to Truman Ienton. A. W. Schimmell exits Schimmell Miller hardware. takes auto firm job in Terre Haute. The Kerrs relocate from Red Bud to Pittsfield. A soldiers’ service record for Newburg township prepared for display in the courthouse lobby. Mrs. Higbee ill, improved. Senior Auction Bridge Club met. Presto Glee Club concert raised funds. Licenses issued for Alonzo Pine and Brezala Hunter, Lee Robinson and Frances M. Comstock. Mrs. Bert Riley hosted Fairview Country Club. Edith Thomas and Oscar Jeffries announce marriage and Colorado plans.

Griggsville Community Higbee Circuit Fannie Watson John Dewitt Leek Congregational Church Springfield John Spann Denver Colo Methodist Church Charles A. Heskey Alonzo Pine Brezala Hunter Varglis Lee Robinson Fowler Frances M. Comstock Valley City Bert Riley Fairview Country Club Edith Thomas Oscar Jeffries Chicago James S. Thomas Colorado

Mendon area notes on sales and social items

Urech sold his Mendon home to Charles White and will move to California with his wife. Julia Dieckerman sold forty acres northeast of Mendon to John Dickerman for 2000 dollars per acre. Mary Kebn remains very ill. Myra Worman of Quincy visited Mendon relatives. Julia Dickerman left Mendon for a relatives visit. William Reece and Pearl Homan wed at the Lutheran parsonage. Donald Norton funeral held at Mendon Con gregational church with burial in Berlin Heights. Charles Wilkins sold his farm two miles southeast of Mendon.

JR. Urech Charles White Urech California Charles Urech Quincey Julia Dieckerman Mendon John Dickerman Anderson Hotel Mary Kebn Myra Worman Quincy Julia Dickerman William Reece Pearl Homan J. C. Miler Lutheran Church Donald Norton Mendon Congregational Church

Local Notices and Social Gatherings From Town Records

Hugh Myers will hold a sale of personal property on Wednesday March 24. Rev Harlo Milla will conduct services at the Congregational church Sunday. Harold Nutt and Frank Chant hosted friends last Thursday at Ms Nutt's home to celebrate wives birthdays, extending until 1 AM Friday. Refreshments included cake brick ice cream and coffee. Attendees included George Benson Arthur Fletcher Floyd Strickter Rholen Henderson Frank Heinecke Jed Nutt Dr D Knapp Walter Thames Thomas Rowbotham and their spouses. Mrs Thomas Rowbotham hosted the FA and S club Friday afternoon. Mrs Slaward Leinbaugh led the books review and Mrs Myrtle Andersen the current events. The club will meet with Mrs Krank Chant Thursday April 1.

Hugh Myers Wiking Harlo Milla Congregational Church Harold Nutt Frank Chant Ms. Nutt George Benson Mra Arthur Fletcher Floyd Strickter Rholen Henderson Frank Heinecke Jed Nutt D. Knapp Walter Thames Thomas Rowbotham Thomas Rewhbotham Slaward Leinbaugh Myrtle Andersen Krank

Sunday School Lesson on Worship in Leaven of the Glorified Church

The reader studies Revelation chapters 6 7 and 9 19 linking the four horsemen to Daniel s visions, the sealing of 144 000 from the 12 tribes, and the multi national multitude before the throne praised as salvation to God. The text emphasizes worship by the elders beasts and the arrayed faithful.

John Nebuchadnezzar Daniel Israel Christ Earth

Vision of the Lamb and the Bride in Revelation Text

A biblical excerpt narrates the faithful washed white in the blood of the Lamb and serving God before his throne. It describes the Lamb feeding the righteous at living fountains, with a great multitude praising Omnipotent reign and awaiting the marriage of the Lamb.

Ars John Allelulla Jesus

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