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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1917

Page

17

Camp Logan Mien Instructed In Bayonet Drill

Camp Logan Houston Texas October 25 The message from Lieut Col Naylor to Gen Bell directs an intensive bayonet drill modeled on Fort Sill methods. Dummies and three trench rows will train soldiers to lunge stab and withdraw with precision until flawless. News of transfers from Fort Riley to Camp Logan includes two regiments reinforcing the depot brigade and potential new brigadier general.

Camp Logan Houston Texas Fort Sill Bell John P. Licas George Bell Col. Naylor France Todd Fort Riley Kan Illinois Guard 129Th Field Hospital Ida P. Brookfield Chicago

Gudgen Leaves Newcomb Hotel For Osgood Stock Sales

Ray Gudgen, after six years with the Newcomb hotel, will begin as a stock salesman for E. P. Osgood, local rep of Industrial Securities, handling American Mineral Production and Perfection Tire and Rubber stocks. He visited Fort Madison plants to study the Perfection Tire and Rubber company and expressed enthusiasm for its future. A popular young man, his friends hail his move as beneficial for them. Also noted, Walter Wells, transferred to Peoria for examination, was held for service by the Quincy exemption board after registering here.

Ray E. Gudgen Newcomb E. P. Osgood Industrial Securities Company American Mineral Production Company Perfection Tire and Rubber Company Mr. Gudgen Fort Madison Iowa Quincy Peoria Walter Wells Wells

Warner's Safe Diabetes Remedy Promises Help

An advertisement urges diabetes sufferers not to despair and promotes Warner's Safe Diabetes Remedy as a safe, herb based cure. It includes patient testimonials, notes the condition stems from nutrition and metabolism issues, and claims the remedy has been used successfully for decades. Sold by druggists with a ten cent sample offer.

Warner James Platt Nat Dayton Ohio Warner’s Safe Remedies Co Dept Rochester N. Y

Moorman Firm Plans Addition at Wal ton Heights Site

The Moorman Manufacturing company will build a 100 by 150 foot addition in the Wal ton Heights district at Twenty-ninth and Chestnut streets. The stock will move in February, with the firm occupying the building vacated by Reliable Incubator. Completion aimed for spring, with foundation work already under way. Reliable Incubator to relocate to Chestnut near Twenty-eighth.

Moorman Manufacturing Company Walton Heights Twenty-ninth Chestnut Streets Reliable Incubator Company Moorman Reliable Chestnut Street Twenty-eighth Third Vermont Streets Twenty-eighth Street Chestnut Third and Quincy

Mendon Hotel Woman Is Dead

Mrs Clarissa Jane Borts longtime Mendon resident and hotel operator died at 1 30 am from paralysis at age 79 She was born in Wilton county Connecticut and lived in Mendon since age seven She leaves seven children Arlen W Blackford of Oregon John A Borts Nauvoo X ray chief Charles Wichita Falls Texas Mrs Charles Reimbold Nauvoo Mrs J F McClelland Lorain Mrs Frank Ebers on Los Angeles and Mrs Robertson Tulsa all survive She was a Congregational church member and charter member of the W C T U.

Mendon Clarissa Jane Borts John M. Borts Borts Wilton County Connecticut Congregational Church Arlen W. Blackford Oregon John A. Borts Nauvoo Medical Reserve Corps Ft. Riley Kas Charles Wichita Falls Texas Charles Reimbold J. F. McClelland Loraine Frank Eberson Los Angeles Cal Robertson Tulsa

Population rise in Quincy shown by new city directory

R E Hackman reports Quincy has gained 2 000 residents in two years. The latest census total for Quincy including suburbs and Soldiers' home is 42 312. City proper 36 610, city and suburbs 40 312, combined grand total 42 312.

Quincy R. E. Hackman

World's greatest player pianos pop up at Weiler's

Local brief notes show Miss Margarite Lusk leaving for Canton Missouri to visit Mrs Dean Dickerson and Louis Lusk visiting Canton Saturday. Also mentions 10 day piano sale at Weiler's Johnsons Freeze Proof at Kiefers Pharmacy newborns and various local engagements and services with brief notices of visits, hospitalizations, and business ads.

Weiler Margarite Lusk Canton Dean Dickerson Louis Lusk Wisherd’s Clingingsmith Sedalia Dan Clingingsmith Washington Street Weiler's H. F. Lafler State Bank Freiburg Chester Lundgren Blessing Hospital Lundgren International Correspondence School Ford Quincy Maine St. Snyder Theodore Bisser Chicago Liberty League Brewery Workers of Illinois Stannus Hampshire Street John K. Graves Emily Washington C. H. Williamson Katherine Murphy North Seventh Streets St. Mary’s Hospital Miss Murphy Seventh Elm Streets St. Mary's Hospital Weiler’s A. N. Clayton North Fifth Street Tennessee J. M. Clayton J. Mart Wear

Fireman Resigns From No 2 Engine House

Louis Reickoff a long time fireman at the No 2 engine house resigns on Saturday leaving the department short five men. He had been a moulder before his appointment by Mayor Thompson and may return to that trade.

Louis Reickoff Thompson

Lutherans Celebrate 400th Reformation Jubilee

Readiness marks the 400th anniversary of the Reformation as St. John's and St. James' churches hold services in the armory. Rev. K Schmidt of Chicago and Rev. Frederick Brand of Springfield speak. large Lutheran congregations, a free luncheon, and a 2:30 afternoon meeting follow a 9:30 morning gathering. Evening sacred concert at St. James will cap the day. The pelican bill pouch note notes three to eight pounds of fish.

St. John’s St. James P. A. Schnecker William Zelle Barcarolle Tales of Hoffman Offenbach Jubilee Fund Althalia Mendels‘sohn A. Diesing Alex Guilmant St. John's St. John’s School Hall St. James’ Church Eighth Kentucky

To Ladies Who Are Stout Fat Is Fatal Ad Scoop

An advertisement promotes oil of kerein capsules as a fat reduction system. It claims weight loss of ten to sixty pounds without strict diets or exercise, promising health, youth, and confidence while encouraging readers to buy from a druggist. The tone urges women to feel sprightly and regain vitality.

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Gen Ray Gudgen Moorman Firm Mendon Hotel Davidson MiLlinery Springfield Armory Life Iance Co W. Powell Mgr Reckord Life Insurance Garviese Quincy Armory
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