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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1919

Page

19

Ten Million More Is Added in 8th Reserve District

In St Louis May 4 a nearly ten million dollar gain in victory note sales pushed the 8th district total to 126,029,700 and 64.6 percent. St Louis city led gains with 2,666,350 raising its total to 24,749,350 while St Louis County hit 98 percent of quota. Kentucky remained strong at 83.5 percent, nearing Indiana, with unofficial reports suggesting 85 percent. Illinois near 57 percent, Chairman Crabtree adding over a million to bring Illinois to 16,973,050. Hardin County in Illinois went over top and praise for a tank exhibition. Tennessee stood at 75 percent, Mississippi steady, Arkansas rising, and the fourth loan district showing mixed progress around 64 percent.

ST. Louis Victory Notes St. Louis City St. Louis County Kentucky Indiana State Uina Louisville Kansas Tennessee Illinois Crabtree Hardin Ilinois Hall Elizabethtown Hardin County Hughes Jordan Memphis Mississippi Arkansas

Battles Near Muniche in Desperate Fighting Reported

Desperate fighting between government forces and communists continues north and east of Munich. Advices say more than 140 people killed as red guards evacuate the city and destroy documents at police headquarters.

Rerne Munich Red Guards

Barry IL City Council Set to Meet for Organization

Barry Illinois residents read of a town meeting next Tuesday for city organization. Rev Petit of Chicago to preach Sunday at M B Church. Apple growers report frost damage. Various local updates include illnesses, graduations, and town arrivals from war zones. Several residents announce moves and property purchases. School and board activities continue with teacher appointments and vacancies noted.

Petit Chicago M. B W. H. Grubb Library Hall Roland Andre Ralph EB Nicol Barry Dole Brown Henry Wendorfe Navy Russell Metcalf Raymond Kicker Army John V Purcell Kansas J. A. Harbourn

Hull Illinois notes and obituaries from Hull Illinois

Hull Illinois area notes report a sudden death of a brother’s wife prompting funeral attendance by Dora Carr and Mrs Alkire. Reports cover a quarterly conference at Hull M B church, a birthday celebration for Mildred Fletcher, a lecture by Rev Housley, a county declamatory prize for Clarence Erke, church dedication plans for Nazarenes, and the death and funeral of Mrs Chas Campbell. Also memorials for Mildred Irene Clary with services in Hull church and Kin­derhook cemetery burial.

Dora Carr Alkire Reynolds, TL Sidney Alkire J. H. Kirby Philippine Islands Methodist Pomponga Quincy Clarence Erke Hull High School Pittsfield Hull Rev. Anderson Chambersburg Palmer Byron Rogers Albert Smith Nazarenes C. A. Brown Will Bisel G Schurman Chicago Wil Chas. P. Campbell Hannibal Lindell Ave Mildred Irene Frank and Ethel Clary Mildred M. BH Anderson FE. D. Palmer Kinderhook

Polish frontier debate at Paris peace talks

Discussing the southeastern frontiers of Poland, the Polish affairs commission at the Paris peace conference opened deliberations this morning.

Paris Poland

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