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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1916

Page

3

Primitive Baptist Annual Meet Opens Today at Church

Old Basco resident John Folkerts dies at 68 in Basco after brief illness. Funeral from the German church south of Carthage with burial in the German cemetery. The 82nd Primitive Baptist annual conference planned for Sept 9 10 and 11 near Carthage features basket dinners on both days and ministers from distance expected. Election judges listed for Hancock county precincts. Missionary society of the Methodist church reports completion of a $250 pledge and elects officers. Lawless reunion brings W W Lawless family gathering in Golden with 25 attending.

Primitive Baptist Carthage John H. Folkerts Basco Mr. Folkerts Germany John G Anna Foixgerts B. Geissler The Primitive Baptists Hancock Hancock County Augusta Clifford Stark J. C. Merideth J. E. Brown T. E. Burner E. Hi. McAvoy B. F. Ellis St. Marys J. F. Foley W. G. Williams Earl Jackson Frank Johnson W. D. Kendall M. Talbot Q. B. Turner Sammons Charles Printy Ft. Green E. W. Huston M. D. Alton Arthur Geddes LaHarpe Frank Shreve A. C. Williams Irving Mayor Marion Milsted Pilot Grove S. B. Duffy Grant Starkey John Wright Durham D. I. Riley Walter Bartlett T. A. Griffin St. Albans Glen Hartman John May Jas I. Farnsworth Bear Creek F. J. Reu E. L. Williams Geo. A Geo. Hackemack R. W. Avers Montebello W. P. Currey F. J. Anderson Thomas Wiles G. S. Reese E. F. Dennis Frank Elder Sonora George Boegner W. HE. Thomber Louis Bush Appanoose Jacob Zeh F. C. Ferguson Wm. Gerhart

Machinery Expansion At Monroe Drug Dye Works

Additional machinery is arriving for the Monroe Drug company dye works to boost dye production capacity. The factory expects to meet eastern orders by using the full output for the current season. Dyes produced will serve as base materials for market purchases rather than finished products.

Monroe Drug Company Loral

Adams County 10 Have Half Grop and Frost Timetable

Farmer Rusk forecasts a 50 percent yield or about 26 bushels per acre for Adams County with 50 bushels per acre as a good baseline. frost timing could affect two weeks of growth, with safe harvest by Oct 8. J W McClintock and sons note limestone and rock phosphorus improve clover on clay points, transforming barren acres after four years.

Rusk Adams County Northwest Houston Columbus Honey Creek J. W. McClintock and Sons of

Portable school houses arrive for Dewey students

Two portable school buildings arrived in Dewey yard from Ithaca New York. Expert workers will oversee erection and finish in days. Each 40 by 20 foot interior, 32 by 20 classroom, with teacher and cloak rooms. Cost about 1200 dollars each. Immanuel chapel will house pupils until the 75000 dollar new Dewey school is ready.

Dewey School Yard Quincy Ithaca N. Y Dewey School Immanuel Chapel Dayton Dewey

Scotland County Annual Fair Closes

Scot land county fair ended Friday evening after a weeklong run with Thursday rain cutting attendance. Exhibits featured fruits vegetables poultry pastries fancy work and livestock drawing visitors. Incidents included J Schwartz of Golden declared insane and Lee Shelton arrested for peace disturbance at home with his wife Alice Shelton.

Memphis Scotland County Lee Shelton Alice Shelton North End

Palmyra fair crowd enjoys old fashion event

A noted crowd of about 3000 attended Palmyra's fair featuring fine horses with no gambling or rowdy excesses. Nearby, residents share visits, travel plans and local sales at Doerr Dept. Store as town life continues with family news and hospital updates.

Loren C. Cox Palmyra Frank Platt Riverside Township R. I. Buchanan Maine Street Doerr Dept Charles Seals Madison Wis Bellany Seals Clyde Vance Seals Chicago Herman Stormer Hildegarde William Woermann South Eighth Street Blessing Hospital Elizabeth Denning Wisconsin G. W. Marchand Monticello EB. E. Orr Broadway L. Ms. Gay St. Louis Helen Stahie Peoria Quincy Blue Ribbon Clara Maas Seventh Hampshire A. B. Clatsworth Evelyn Clatsworth Clifford Allen A. E. Newberry North Fifth Street Sterling Clatsworth

Telegrams Now Cost One Cent Less After Tax Abolitions

Telegrams can be sent a cent cheaper following a revenue bill Congress passed before adjournment to end all annoyance taxes. Telegraph companies ordered abolition of one cent additions after midnight Friday. Western Union manager E. W. King received notice of the change. The law also lifts taxes on stamps for deeds and similar documents.

Congress E. W. King Western Union Company

Junior Class Elects Officers After Thursday Meeting

The junior class at the high school held a Thursday meeting to appoint officers for the coming school year. Some students expressed dissatisfaction with the selections while the final slate was approved by attendees.

Class election reveals faction over methods used

At a meeting there was factional disagreement among some class members about the election methods. It is likely the election will be held again next week. Officers elected were Henry Wurst as president Ruth Pumpelly as vice president Maria Bowen as treasurer and John Winters as secretary.

Henry ‘Wurst Ruth Pumpelly Maria Bowen John Winters

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