Fragmentary Newspaper Note from January 4 1903
A dated fragment from a newspaper on Friday January 4 1903 includes partial text with unclear context. It shows a header line and scattered letters suggesting a serif print page with likely notices or announcements.
Rate Committee Offers New Plan for Modern Woodmen
The Rate Committee on readjustment of rates for the Modern Woodmen of America presented a plan approved by the executive council in Rock Island. It will be published in full in the Modern Woodman paper and awaits head camp action in Indianapolis in 1903. John P. Gardner of Decatur will succeed D. C. Zink as district deputy. H J Brown will replace J H Gallagher as South Dakota state deputy. Five camps now publish camp papers, including Camp 674 of St Paul with the Minnehaha News. A telegram from Anaconda reports the death of W Austin, Montana state deputy head consul, after illness. Head Clerk Hawes conveyed condolences to Mrs. Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Givin Ts En
Woodmen
Woodmen of America
United States
Amettca
Executive Coun i
Woodman
Pennsylvania
John P. Gardner
Decatur
Ill
H J Brown
Iola
Kans
J H Gallagher
Hurley
South Dakota
St Paul
Anaconda
W . Austin
Montana
Hawes
Executive Council
Austin
Peters Passes Away In Davenport Doctor Dies At 30
Davenport physician Sir Harry Peters died at his home 734 Viola Street after a period of illness from diabetes. He was 30, born in Davenport, educated there and in Iowa City, practiced in Minden before returning to Davenport. He married Minnie Lederer and is survived by wife, parents Hans Peters, sister Mrs Caroline Moeller, and brother Edmund Peters. Funeral Sunday at 1 30 with cremation of remains.
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Davenport
Sir Harry Peters
Viola Street
Iowa City
Minden
Iowa
Minnie Lederer
Hans Peters
Caroline Moeller
Edmund Peters
Dr Peters
the State University
Davenport Mills Incorporates Woolen Mills Company
Articles filed yesterday in the recorder of deeds office announce the incorporation of Davenport Woolen Mills Company with capital stock of 60000 dollars. The firm will carry on the prior business of the unincorporated Davenport Mills, with A Pennings as president and general manager and I H Seara as vice president among listed directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport Woolen Mills Company
Recorder of Seeds
A Pennings
I H Seara
W K Haight
W H Jennings
J Preston
A Burdick
H S Hepburn
Social and Personal Notes From Molines Church Gatherings
The Sorosis society of the Swedish Lutheran church hosts a large social for new members with about 150 attendees. Recitals, a card party, and a dance at Masonite hall draw nearly 400. prizes favoring ladies and gentlemen are awarded as the event is praised for its smooth execution by the Lidles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molines
Sorosis Society
Swedish Lutheran Church
Vecal
Helen Swanson
Mather
Boman
Molly Peterson
Pino
Alma Larson
Vewal
Adelia Leonard
Helen
Min
Emma Lind
Edna Gidding
Esther Tropp
St Marys Church
Masonite Hall
Miss Bailey
Nichols
Davenport
Missionary Society
Mesdamds
Ollyin Matson
Ida Godehin
Matilda Cgodehn
Bennett as Toastmaster for Moline Banquet
Rock Island county receives no invitation as tickets through EF E Morgan at 4.60 dollars each secure entry for Republicans only. The banquet hall seats 226 and tickets are limited to 225. Captain W C Bennett is named as toastmaster and C F Buck of Monmouth represents the missing county.
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Moline
C F Buck
Monmouth
W CC Bennett
Rock Island
EF E Morgan
Death by own action identified in Rock Island note
W B McIntyre recalled a man named H G Post lived in Wilton after reading the death by own action report. The body was identified by M Rider, cashier of Wilton Savings Bank, who arranged shipment home. Post, once a railway conductor and later a Muscatine county real estate investor, left Wilton to spend his declining years. He left 1030 Wednesday morning, wished his wife no worry, and died Thursday from morphine and illuminating gas poisoning self administered in a personal crisis.
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W. B. McIntyre
H. G. Post
Rock Island
Wilton
Mr. Post
M. Rider
Wilton Savings Bank
Mr. Rider
Mr Post
Muscatine County
Post
Rider
Muscatine
McIntyre
Secret of Long Life Promoted by Electric Bitters
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Er Rae Puri
Ase
Woodmen Executive Council
D. C
Wilson's
Childrens Suits
Mens Ting Suits
U.s.clothing Co
Moline, IH
Soros
THE
Peters
Davenport Mills
McKinnie
First Baptist Church
George Karstens
Henry Karstens
15Th Street
Wilhelmina Ehlers
A Mennicke
Miss Ehlers
Rock Island-Alaska Mining & Transportation Company
Dawson City
A_ Ainsworth
Florida
W RR Yarber
Prud Ndlat Insurance Company
W Yood
Waldorf-Astoria
Canada
W . Youd
Ust
Robert Swanson
J. H C Petersen
Sons
Scandinavian Temperance Union
Mission Tabernacle
Rev Johnson
Swedish Methodist Church
Temperance Workers of
Iimnels
J F Myers
W Gamble
Danville
Viola
Swedish Lutheran Boys’ Society
Leslie Johnson
12Th Street
First Congregational Church
John Channon
6Th Avenue
Josephine Cable
Daniel Gould Wing
Boston
Maas
George W Cable
Brady Street
Wing
Old Massachusetts Bank of Buston
Capt. Bennett Toastmaster
Eckhart
Iox
Josephson
Tri-City
Moline, Illinois
Market Square
Union Store
Moline, Ill