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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1916

Page

8

National Apple Day Games Next Tuesday

James Handly notes National Apple Day falls on the third Tuesday in October. The piece traces the observance from Quincy origins to boost home consumption, recounting past crop totals, export restrictions, and prize-driven public displays. It urges schools hospitals orphanages and workers to share apples and feature fruit in meals and lunch boxes.

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Good Roads League Plans Many Meetings

The Adams County Good Roads league announced Saturday a series of evening meetings in support of a county road bond proposition. Dates include Fri Oct 20 Kellerville with Judge McCarl. Wed Oct 25 Kingston with William Marr and Clayton with James P. Wilson. Thu Oct 26 Paloma Payson and Fall Creek with S. E. Bradt. Fri Oct 27 Camp Point Liberty Melrose with Marr Wilson and Bradt.

Adams County Good Roads League Kellerville Judge McCarl Kingston William Marr Clayton James P. Wilson Illinois State Highway Commission Paloma Payson Fall Creek S. E. Bradt State Highway Commission Camp Point Marr Liberty Melrose Bradt

Deaths and Funerals of El Dara Resident and Ms Weiler

Mrs Elizabeth Ann Rogers of El Dara Ih died at St Marys hospital after an operation. Born September 23 1839 she was 77. Body sent to El Dara for burial. Funeral services for Miss Lillian Weiler take place at 230 this afternoon at Charles W Weilers residence 304 South Eleventh Street. Burial in Greenmount cemetery.

Elizabeth Ann Rogers el Dara Inh St. Mary’s Hospital Lillian Weiler Charles W. Weiler South Eleventh Street Greenmount Cemetery

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