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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1920

Page

4

Fragmentary OCR notes from nearby towns observe various names and places

Disjointed text lists people, places, and events from nearby towns including Montese, Paradey Gan, Kodak mention, Frankfort, Bushnell, and Woaitnat Street. Fragment references to a funeral or wake context appear with names Mrs. MoiSas and Troan Castipige and Pushue. The irregular wording suggests a damaged notice or obituary fragment with scattered street names and personal names.

Pwedeo Ras Motvas Bud South Ara Street Bushnell Pastor Diovedb MoiSas

Funeral held for Deanne from Ther res mains

The funeral was private at home for Deanne from Ther res mains. Parental attendees included Mrs Cunningham and son Power, with many relatives and friends present. A tribute described wild flowers and Savoy aster as part of the service. Soldiers’ graves details and West Point events are noted in the surrounding notices.

Prevanine Et Tindd Ap Pratuston Deanne Savoy West Point

Unclear Clippings From Local Notices

Fragmented OCR text mentions Pierson, Banter, Viar, J Weed, Boar, school events, a church gathering, and a few personal names with scattered places like Datuyra and Thames. Content is erratic and partially unreadable, limiting clear facts and events to summarize.

Pierson Iehfiela Nii S. Viar J. Weed Boar Bowler Sanday du Vass Disarne Abe Robertson Freda School of Pols Gainey Purest J TP. Mackey Datuyra

Fragmentary Shelbi­na Item From Local Page

A garbled OCR fragment from Shelbi­na Missouri references names and visits, with unreadable phrases about people, places, and events. The readable bits indicate a local page item mentioning Miss Pharr and a Wednesday visit, but the details are severely obscured and cannot be reconstructed into a clear event.

Local People Travel Plans and Education Explorations

Miss Gladys Powers and Misa Trene Saunders visit Mrs John Wilson in Novelty Miss to see Cen tral College for possible study next winter Dana Ragsdale announces candidacy for Monore comnts Sylvia Dilines leaves Che Hieheseheal for Gy talbamir City to visit Oklahoma City parents Miss Pittingss to return to Columbi Me for university fund events

Mra John Wilson Gladys Powers Misa Trene Saunders Jeff Fayette Central College Dana Ragsdale South of Shelhine Sylvia Dilines Che Hieheseheal Talbamir City Oklahoma City

Summer Social Notes From Mendon And Nearby

Miss Geneva Collins returns from Mendon for summer break as Ren Higgins and others, Mrs. Woo and Mrs. Einerman attend Blaine s day. Henry Bartels and family visit from Mexico Mo. Mr and Mrs Heidlett and kin. ROA Dudles and two sons Russell and Reger travel by car. Atkinson hospitalized in St Louis for eye surgery. Beatty returns to Delavan from trip. Local high school closes with a dining club event on the river. Mrs Foster rests in Quincy hospital after an operation.

Geneva Collins Mendon Ren Higgins Woo Brown WR. Einerman Blaines Henry Bartels Mexico Heidlett Mo Baker Jerome Roa Dudles Russell and Reger R.oom Atkinson St. Lewis Beatty Delavan Hal Wo. Foster St Mary Hospital Quincy Dostow Jil

Sugar Prices Hurt California Fruit Men

California fruit growers fear sugar price rises will cut profits and threaten seasonal workers. The industry faces material losses this year as higher sugar costs tighten margins for an estimated 60,000 workers statewide. Industry officials warn the impact could slow shipments and reduce farming activity across the region.

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Grandma Secrets for Haircolor Through Sage Tea and Salts

A fragmented ad style piece touts sage tea and a salepure mix as a natural hair color opener. It mentions a product titled Monte Hatt and hints at a beauty routine claimed to “mature” hair. Readers are urged to brush with a specific preparation for varied effects.

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