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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1918

Page

2

Camp Point Brevities and Local Notices

Obituaries mark May 1918 in Camp Point Adams county with Benjamin F Frame death at his daughter’s home near Camp Point. Johnson and Satterfield weddings announced. Community updates include visits, picnics, battles of weather, and a Clarion storm. Charles S Johnson funeral, Mary Reena Wood wed James Massie in Chicago.

Camp Point Benjamin F. Frame Edgar Bowman Mr. Frame B. L. Frame Adams County Mary Jane Pilling Kingston Sallie Bowman Lewis Frame Clayton Johnson Charles Samuel Johnson Galesburg Illinois State Hospital Jacksonville Ilinois Coatsburg C. B. and Q. Railroad Company Pearl Jacobs Quincy Charles B. Johnson Nannie Welsh Emmett Johnson Galveston Texas Sam Christian Church C. C. Wisher

Eleven Hancock County men rejected on final medical

From Hancock county eleven men sent to Fort Rosecrans California were rejected at final examination due to medical defects. Names include Fay Brooks Blandinsville Lester Long DeHaven Warsaw Frank Woolridge Augusta Everett Merideth Augusta John West Bowen Robert Martin Elvaston Arlie Owsley LaHarpe Cornelius Newton Carthage Earl Moore LaHarpe Frank Tapken Mallard. The remaining paragraph notes highway board activities and local social updates.

Carthage Fort Rosecrans Cal Hancock County Army Fay Brooks Blandinsville Lester Vere Longenecker Warsaw Guy Thomas DeHaven LaHarpe Frank Woolridge Augusta Everett R. Merideth

Pitsfield woman visits St Louis as kinship ties loom

Mrs. Vinton S. King has been spending several days with friends in St. Louis. Mrs. Mate Smitherman and daughter Miss Ruth Douglas have gone to Old Monroe Missouri where Mrs. Smitherman's mother Mrs Clemons is critically ill. Miss Olive Kesterson has returned to Ordway Colorado where she has been employed. She was called to Pitsfield by illness and death.

Satterfield-Lyons Edith Christie Lyons J. Berkeley Satterfield Plymouth Ill Galesburg Chicago Miss Lyons Camp Point Maplewood High School Augusta King's Store Florida George Francis Ladies’ Guild The Presbyterian Church Highway Board R. R. Wallace Fred Tweston Hamilton E. A. Burner M. P. Berry Carthage George Haigh la Harpe Wilson Snyder Dallas City D. W. Reed Warsaw Illinois Highway Improvement Association State Association Monmouth Illinois Wm. Burgner E. O. Reaugh A. H. Tichenor Arthur Hurbert, Jr C. H. Bellville Keokuk St. Louis Quincy Grace Bellville Tichenor Frisco Railroad Carthage Woman's Club Amy Horney W. F. Boyd C. L. Ferris A. W. O'Harra Mary Davidson Chas. F. Long Carthage Township John F. Scott George Beard Samuel Morgan Fred Matthews Spokane Wash West Jefferson Hunter Philip Hooker Harvey Pence Elizabeth el Dorado Frank Schaffer Jacksonville Jesse M. Thompson H. P. Hooper Lee Capps War Savings Committee Mary Hassett Armitta Beedle A. H. Tippetts W. C. Bush Carson Tippetts Pike County Democrat Glen Linville Emily Andrews

Farmers Advised To Market Wheat Seed

Washington May 10 The food administration urged farmers not to hold wheat for seed except in a few states where winter wheat harvest overlaps planting. It said saving seed is unnecessary as the outlook for this year’s crop assures seed needs for next year.

Washington The Food Administration

Wheat Prospects In Missouri Are Fine

Jefferson City May 10 The Missouri crop report from the state board of agriculture says current wheat prospects are favorable. The report notes satisfactory conditions across the state with adequate moisture and stands, boosting expectations for yields pending further weather.

Missouri Jefferson City State Board of Agriculture

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