Disappearance of stamp box money at Davenport post office ends in confession
Fred Ohlandt, a junior clerk, admitted stealing funds from the Davenport post office stamp box after a months long shortage. He handed over $46 five minutes after a prior theft and pleaded guilty to the wrongdoing, facing federal grand jury action.
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Davenport Postoffice
Davenport
Herman Wulff
Agnes Schroeder
Post Office Department
Insara Ohlandt
Metzgar
Bush
Oblandt
Farrand
Ohlandt
Federal Grand Jury
George Menage
Grand Jury
Neokuk
Seemie
Mothers Meet at Home of Mie JW Atkinson
An afternoon mothers meeting was held at the home of Mie JW Atkinson yesterday. The program featured talks including a presentation by Mes Sanreda Gould and a discussion on flag topics. Light refreshments were served after the session.
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Mie
Atkinson
Sanreda Gould
Jeoet
Omar
Overholdr I ma vbijee Dyes bes Lote vertule whos umd 1 th en is it we
The readable fragment hints at a local item with unclear names and a possible question about identity. Details are too fragmented to determine a clear news event or outcome.
Court House Petite Case Seeks Portership Approval
Court records show a petite petition by John Rosentieb seeking portership status and approval in a Utah case. Documents reference estate rights and consent of related parties, with mentions of defendants Faust and Jomepiiuine and a contested homestead claim in Boerne. A monetary figure of $2 is noted in connection with the filing.
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John Metgreen
Dante
Faust
What a Your Face Worth A New Life Pie Remark
Fragmented OCR text describes skin concerns and a product claim for a complexion improvement. It mentions sallow skin, patches, and blotches as signs of trouble and references a drug store purchase in a historical tone. The fragment lacks clear names or dates but implies a promotional panel.
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King
Vkir Reavocheeka
Lendenin Se Drug Store
Bowker of Rock Island Pleads Guilty in Immoral Mail Case
Wallace H Bowker pleads guilty before Judge Humphreys in Peoria to transmitting immoral literature by mail. Bowker fined 500 dollars plus costs, ordered jailed until paid, later allowed to pay 300 and arrange remaining balance to avoid jail. Case linked to letters inviting a girl to Bowker's home for immoral purposes.
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Wallace H Bowker
Rock Island
Humphreys
Peoria
Bowker
Prospect Park
Ro H Gilbert
Post Office Department
Marshal Kittilsen
Wigers
Moline
16Th Street
Thomas
Secret Service
Department
Gilbert Jameson
South Moline society notes and local events
A Johns Hopkins style clipping lists several community happenings in South Moline. Mentions include Mrs Robert Wolever and Cremeseo purchase plans, Harreld hosting a dinner for Mrs Mary Flan taonef, and various local residents attending gatherings and social occasions.
Social and Personal Notes From Davenport and Rock Island
Social events include a large entertaining by Mrs Rufus Walker Sr for Miss Pauline Bruenart from Denver, with many young ladies in attendance. The Oaks Club plans a second social dance at Armory Hall in Rock Island, and a Davenport-Davernport wedding scene features Mert J Dunn and Coral Rost at St Anthony's church.
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Susan Walker
Rufus Walker
Pauline Bruenart
Dr. Ainsworth
Denver
Miss Bruenart
Minnie George
Margaret Bennett
Margaret Atkinson
Hannah Rosenstein
Mary Weir
Lucy Ainsworth
Edna Wilson
Frances Reid
Helen Crossman
Genevieve Lyford
Nellie Ball
the Oaks
Armory Hall
Rock Island
T J Kennedy
H H Holdorf
R J Ranson
R. Carse
H P Fleener
Hd Bitott
St Anthony's Church
Davenport
Mert J Dunn
Coral Rost
D. J Flannery
Misa Josephine I Devlin
Julius Lempke Roth
Catholic Messenger
Dunn
A J Smith & Son
Furniture Deaters
Davenport Furniture Carpet Company
Mrre -Pounn
Weet 4Th Street
Guests at the Hotels Amid Names Listed in Chicago Iowa City Area
A list of guests and origins appears for hotels and locations including Chicago Cedar Rapids Des Moines Milwaukee Rock Island Davenport Rochester New York City and other nearby places. The compiled roster names many individuals with affiliations and towns, reflecting a period hotel guest register style.
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Lee Sylvester
Chicago
Richmond
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Cole Chiago
Libbey
Chicago Boy West
Marlon
Ind
Galesburg
Adams
Denver
Louis
Geo
Copeland
Kinesella
Carrigan Milwaukee
Robbins
Potter Newark
Joe P Catlin
Newark
Roy Wilson
Pontiac
M Dooley
Hicago Co
Stone Chicago
Morning nuptials celebrate Price and Barnard wedding
The morning ceremony at 11 o'clock united William H. Price and Nina Frances S Barnard at the Barnard home 21st street and 5th avenue with Rev F H Burrell officiating. The couple left for Chicago and onward to Pittsburgh. guests included family and Rock Island connections.
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William H. Price
Frances Barnard
Nina Frances S Barnard
H A. Barnard
21St Street
5Th Avenue
F H_ Burrell
Christ Episcopal Church
H A Barnard
Price
Chicago
Pittsburg
Messie' M Hill
F W Gould
M Lowrey Blanding
Rock Island
Jerome Magill Mesdames
M Hill
F W
Gould D
A. Schuler
L. D Dunn Lowrie Blanding
W M Blanding
E. W. Brunstrom
16Th Avenue
M. J. Eggan
The
Mission Tabernacle
Gringal Hillstrom
Mare Brunstrom
Marie Brunstrom
Hillstrom
Augustana College
Ruhman Car Company
David A. Hillstrom
Minnie Brunstrom
Axel Bergatedt
Moline
Hannah Jacobson
Lohengren
Ephriam Olson
Home
Home, Sweet Home
Michigan Avenue
Mrs. Hillstrom
Mission Church
D. A Hillstrom Fridof
KR Hillstrom
Trust Sash and Door Firms Unite in Major Deal
The Associated Press reports from Minneapolis that a leading sash and door factory, long part of a Rock Island group with St Louis ties, is joining a broader trust. The plan involves stock with cash and preferred shares, affecting plants in Oshkosh Wausau Merrill Muscatine and Rock Island, and management will stay intact. Local extension work continues while stockholders anticipate little disruption. Meanwhile a Rock Island high school girls basketball tea was proposed to fund equipment and training, with Misa Schillinger guiding efforts after her university experience.
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Thountry
New York
Cave Forth
Optios Opth
Whit Tocels
Ares
Toa
Oshkos Wausau
Merrill
Rocklain
St Louis
Misa Schillinger
State University
Fiendish Attack Leaves CFB Victim, Kidney Trouble Cured
A Cheokee Iowa resident suffered a severe attack through kidney ailment and back pain. He could not stoop or sit without pain until Electric Bitters restored his health, purifying blood and boosting strength. Sold for 60 cents at Clendenin's Drug Store, 34 Avenue.
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Cheokee
Iowa
Clendenin
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Opinson
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Mto
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Ceeenge
Mya
Joho de
Tyie
Peter Tee
McKinnie
Moline, Ill
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church
J Lingafelt
Glarore Sugar Refining Company
Dakota Malt & Grain Company
Sioux Falls
P W McManux Jr
Lingafelt
Frank Okerberg
E. Okerberg
Eric Okerberg
Frank
Wanee
Hot Springs Ark
William Robinser
Hillsdale
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Delvet Cl
Mes
Henry Trefz
Hock Psi
Pepsithen
Eadtie
O and
Misy Alia M
Mer Deru Fienderken
Migs Amamds Wortster
Arsenal
Feisk Tito
Fiadbard
Guy B Potter
Jessen M Vanatta
Buffalo Prairie
Willam H Price
Pittaburg
Ning Fo Barnan@i
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Hot ¢ Vihaugh Tt
Chieu
William Kaiser
Thownsidl
Miselara Swan
Miss Swan
Northern Illinois Teachers Assocution
Hattie Moore
Mabel Ewing Nettle Slaskell
Mary Mudrge
Jennie Hull
Ella Harriatuyere Donahue
Mrs Swanson
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
First Methoist Church
Ladies’ Aid Society of
St. Paul's
A. M. E. Church
Art Gallery
Wm Gray
Burlington Lines
City
Rock Island Woman's Relief Corps
Memo@rial hall
H M Stone
W L. Robeson
Robeson
Tri City
George Wing
Elizabeth Russell
DeWitt
Bristol Brace
West Newton Mass
Wing
Oson
Daniel Gould
John Alden Degen
Cavalry
Clara Elia
Mra
Anna von Wetthrng
Johnstown
Degen
Foes
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Henne
Linwood
Rock Island Naval Reserves
Bleuer Ex Orchestra
Price- Barnard
Hillstrom-Brunstrom
Gobble Up Industries
Associated Press
Ouro
Minneapolis
J. A. Sederholm
Third Ave