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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1916

Page

5

Pittsfield Oil Improves Road Work Efficiency

Austin road oiler bought by Pittsfield city council cuts oil use and time. Last season four blocks around the square required four days and a crew of over a dozen. this year the work took three-fourths day with one quart per square yard. Future applications planned with half the oil. Additional local notes include trades, visits, and social events among residents.

Pittsfield Nay Austin Road Will Troos Lluos Lee Township Brown County Dean Williams Litlian Williams Springfield Floyd Whalen Iarry Conrad New Canton A. V. Wills

King’s New Life Pills Claim Spring Cleansing Power

The advertisement promotes Dr King s New Life Pills as a time tested laxative that moves sluggish bowels stimulates the liver and clears impurities from the blood. It urges readers to cleanse the body of winter poisons and notes the pills cost 25 cents at your druggist.

Dr. King

Adams County Fall Round-Up thanks subscribers for support

The Adams County Fall Round-Up Association sent letters of appreciation to all contributors. The notes praise local unity and wide cooperation with farm organizations, urging active participation for a more impressive event that benefits Quincy and its citizens. George Gabriel, president, and F Perry, secretary.

Adams County Fall Round Up Association Adams County Quincy George Gabriel F. Perry

Two Bonds Presented for Redemption by City

City Clerk Duke Schroer received two $1,000 bonds issued in 1897 from Rollins and Sons New York brokers asking for redemption. One bond matures July 1 this year and the other July 1 next year. both carry 45 percent interest and will be sent to Springfield from the surplus redemption fund. A mother’s view aside, the note remarks that owners often hold bonds to gain interest.

Duke Schroer Rollins and Sons New York Glindeman Springfield

Cut This Out Ad Offering Trial Foley Remedies

A vintage advertisement urges sending a cutout with 5c to Foley & Co Chicago for a trial package of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets, promising remedies for bronchial coughs colds back kidneys rheumatism and constipation from Miller Arthur Drug Co.

Foley & Co Chicago Foley Miller & Arthur Drug Co

G A R Delegates Chosen for Decatur Meeting

Mrs Frank Arrowsmith and Mrs Minnie Bishop were named delegates to the G A R meeting in Decatur May 23 25 during a Col Berry circle No 30 gathering on Wednesday afternoon Ursa Lecture Rev J M Rudy to speak Sunday evening at Ursa Christian church on The Signs of the Times or This World's War Palmyra visitors George Moore Edward Disselhorst and Bernard Frie bank came to Quincey Friday for the Hower lecture P G Inspector Davis Chicago spent Friday with Mails Superintendent Leonard Schmidt and Postmaster Lummis Six Pulaski school pupils in North East township were neither tardy nor absent last year with Miss Alman Bottorff returning for another year officials raised salary by $5 a month Awnro Alois Heckie bought a car but it jumped onto the sidewalk damaging tires and was towed home Burglar entered Otto Bergman’s Sixth and Jefferson home stealing a woman’s Elgin wristwatch Jacob Pfaeffie 10 was petitioned delinquent by Probation Officer Thomas Nolan for associating with immoral persons.

Harry Jaques Jacksonville George Holt Central Hospital Cincinnati Ohio Pittsfield Women's Club D. C. Graham Harry Haypin Mound City Paint Company St. Louis George Haypin Frank K. Peters Ilinois Tobacco Company Springfield Illinois Russell Niccum George Kendrick II. P. Trooper Normal University At Normal Parent- Teachers’ Association E. A. Glandon Judge Dovey F. L. Hanscom L. A. Chamberlain Ida Foote D. N. Wetzel George Smith Wetzel Fred Wicks Doory Rev J. R. Leslie A. Clay Williams Vilda Nighbert Mattie Fisk Beardstown A. Craig Pleasant Hill Clyde Virgil Virgil Craig Currywile James Ogden Hadley Mattoon Tih Tadley Ed Lake Barry Roy Likes Kinderhook Litchfield Trannibal Whitehall Montezuma Landing Pittsfield Tohn Dillon Quincey Frank Arrowsmith Minnie Bishop Decatur Col. Berry Pulaski North East Township John Steiner Alman Bottorff

Two Police Court Cases At Friday Session

Two cases heard in police court Friday morning. J H Williamson, an old soldier, fined for peace disturbance at carnival grounds Thursday night. Ira O Martin, also an old soldier, fined for intoxication. County clerk reports a patient at a state hospital in Jacksonville in critical condition. relatives to be notified.

J. H. Williamson Ira O. Martin W. J. Smith E. L. Hall State Hospital Jacksonville Richard Ross

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Fashion Shop Maine St Ursa J. M. Rudy Christian Church Palmyra George Moore Edward Disselhorst Bernard Friebank Hower P.G Davis Leonard Schmidt Lummis William, Dutton Beatrice Dutton George Dutton Willard Dela Willard” Williams Bernice Am Heckie Alois Heckie J. A. Bunting Ninth Maine Streets Twelfth Kentucky Ninth Street Jersey Street Heckle Bergman Otto Bergman Sixth Jefferson Streets Elgin Mr. Bergman Thomas Nolan Field Jacob Pfaeffie Nettie Stalf Ohio Street Quincy National Bank Ilinois U. S U.S Federal Reserve Bank United States Postal Savings County of Adams T. J. M. Winters H. Weitmeyer Simon Duker John G. Blomer W. T. Duker J. M. Winters Hinois Quincy Gas Electric & Heating Co
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