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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1915
Page
10
A long memorandum reveals conflicts over interstate cattle movement and county placement in quarantine zones. Dr Dyson in Springfield issues orders restricting shipments from Illinois and detailing disinfectant requirements, with Adams County amid shifting designations as states enforce bans and free areas evolve.
Frank Krouth of Basco raises the season’s largest pumpkin, measuring 63 inches in girth and 31 inches long, weighing about 10 pounds. The giant gourd is on display at B. Simmons General Store for public viewing.
Lack of support ends hoped for musical numbers at the Juiney Music club. The meeting at Vaincy College of Music announced no engagement for fall and winter. Regular Saturday meetings will be held at 4 o'clock, with possible numbers unlikely in the season.
A Monday Farmers meeting in Bushnell led by M M Pinckey heard Hon. A William Compton promise help after five Springfield trips with Dr Dyson. Dr Kennett spoke. Jonas McGrew recalled cattle disease fears. Dr Roark cited disinfectant methods and sun cure. About five hundred attendees approved resolutions and planned Springfield visit names.
Mrs John Storck and her son Victor of Pittsfield are guests in this city at the home of Mrs Minnie Thomasmeyer on 80 Kentucky Street.
Chicago bankers and officials hailed a 509 million dollar external loan to France and England arranged by the Anglo French commission led by Lord Reading. Thomas W. Lamont and J P Morgan detailed districtized bond sales and syndicate fees while bankers from Detroit Cincinnati and Chicago anticipated broad support. Baron Reading addressed the Chicago Bar Association stressing justice and unity in law.
President delivers remarks on defending ten nations and serving mankind. He recalls the American promise of human rights and democracy as a powerful, lasting global enterprise. Charles F. Sherman of the Sons of Veterans notes Civil War veterans stand ready to serve again if called.
Calvin Demarest once a amateur billiard champion is reported to have a chance for recovery. Physicians say he remains dangerously ill at a sanitarium after months of melancholia and a prior outbreak at his Chicago home during which he allegedly attempted harm to his wife and mother and has since been under constant surveillance.
The Texas Wonder claims to dissolve gravel cure kidney and bladder issues and regulate bladder troubles in children. If not sold by your druggist, it will be mailed on receipt of $1.09. one bottle is two months’ treatment and often a complete cure. Send for testimonials from this and other states. Dr EW Hall 2926 Olive Street St Louis Mo. sold by druggists.
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