Senior Play Given At School
The senior class presented the play Monsieur Beaucaire at the ch school with a strong cast. The production drew praise for hard work and training by the students, with Frank Wheeler as Beaucaire and Tuc Menke as Winterset delivering strong performances.
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Ch School
Monsieur Beaucare
Booth Tarkingtorn
Monsieur Beaucate
Ferester de
Lady Malbourne
Badger
Beaucare
Beaucure
Wallerset
Jie
France
Tam
Oa Barber Dda
London
Geome
Hong
Frank Wheeler
Tuc Menke
Winterset
Txeden
Navherson
Yart
Quincy False Case Continued and Juvenile Injury Report
Charles Murphey, among the wob busers arrested for diving junk Juan Meners, was dismissed upon state attorney action. Homer McGlassen, his partner, was held to answer. McGlassen’s case continued until next Tuesday. Youth Jack Carsen injured in a street crash on North Sixth Street. his father, Abram Carsen, present at the scene says the accident was unavoidable and no fault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Murphey
J.ck Carsen
Jourkin Carsen
St Mary Te Spord
Caren
Poultry Man Explains Egg Contest Aims for Quincy
A Quincy poultry leader outlines the egg contest's purpose to educate growers on proper care, feeding, and breeding for higher production. The event seeks double production per ground area, practical demonstrations, and year round education to boost local poultry raising and likely attract broader attention.
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Dor Sn
Coca
Waa
Tomate
Bataney
New Jersey
Quinn Beach
PracCea
Quincey Powitry
Quincy Aims to Host Egg Laying Contest
State Association will donate ground and cover labor and mailing costs estimated between 5000 and 10000. Quincy Poultry Association gains no financial return but will participate. Chamber of Commerce Rotary Lions and Kiwanis endorse. Over 160 competitors expected and wide publicity in poultry magazines across America and Canada.
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Ciation
State Association
Quincy
Quincy Poultry Association
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary
Lions
Kiwanis
America
Canada
Sam
Afp. Smith
Kasik Found Guilty of Manslaughter in Wife’s Death
Joseph Kasik, 39, was found guilty of manslaughter by a jury on May 21 in Chicago after being accused of cutting his wife’s throat with a razor. He was sentenced to a term of one year to life in prison as the judge ordered. An admiring crowd gathered, centering attention on Kasik in the courtroom.
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Chicago
Joseph Kasik
Kasik
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