Miss Bernhardi Bride Weds Washington Times Writer
Miss Anna Bersell becomes bride of Rev. Albert Hamilton of Manistique in a chapel ceremony at Augustana College with Dr C E Lindberg officiating. The couple plans a Geneve Wisconsin honeymoon then Manistique Michigan. Also Annie Bernhardi wed Henry Woodworth Clum in Rock Island with Washington Times staff presence and plans for Chicago and Atlantic City visits. Bartz Kelly and Mae G Kelly wed at Rock Island First Baptist Church and plan a stay in Chicago then Sigourney Iowa.
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Anna Bersell
Albert Hamilton
Manistique
Augustana College
C. E. Lindberg
Rodfors
Haydn
Dr Lindberg
Olaf Bersell
Alexis Andreen
Clinton
Iowa
Charles Hallberg
Chicago
Ernest Bloomquist
Rock Island
Little Lydia
Zephia Bersell
Ellen Bersell
Margaret
Alice Anderson
Sioux City
Signe Telleen
Milo
P. O. Bersell
Gustav Andreen
J. Jesperson
C. A. Shallberg
Geneva
Wis
Ill
Memorial Christian Church
Iage
Henry Woodworth Clum
Washington, D. C
The
Washington Times
San Francisco Chronicle
W. S. Marquist
Broadway Presbyterian Church
Waldo Olshausen
Parral
Mexico
Shalek
Carl Bernhardi, Jr
L. Muegge
B Misler
St. Louis
Oscar Troje
Kansas City
Zoe Bernhardi
Clum
Cleveland
Buffalo
Atlantic City
Washington
Stuttgart
Bartz-Kelly
Wm Bartz
United States Express Co
Mae G Kelly
First Baptist Church
H W Reed
Sigourney, Io
Weather Summary for May: Warm Month With Rain
Observer Sherler from the Davenport weather office reports May was warm with 5.52 inches of rain. The month’s high was 85 on the 20th and low 36 on the 3rd, range 50 degrees. The mean was 64, 3 degrees above the 82 year May mean of 61. Rainfall exceeded the 32 year May average of 4.37 inches by 1.15 inches.
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Sherler
Davenport
Advertised Letters at Moline Post Office Week Ending June
List of names advertised at the Moline Illinois post office for the week ending June including Anderson Ernest Carlson Charles A Fruedon Mrs A Gibson George Herr Noah F Helms Mrs John Johnson Charley Judd Chas H Lorving John Lutz Miss Minnie Lyons D W Mueller Dr Oscar Nesson Gus Peden Miss Garnett Pierce Mrs H E Reynolds C A Reynolds C O Reynolds Mrs Frank Smith Miss Magegle Swanson Miss Ella Sweeny John GEO H McKinley P M
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Moline
Ill
Anderson Ernest Carlson
Charles A Fruedon
A. Gibson
George Herr
Noah F Helms
John Johnson
Charley Judd
Chas H. Lorving
John Lutz
Minnie Lyons
D W Mueller
Oscar Nesson
Gus. Peden
Garnett Pierce
H. E. Reynolds
C A. Reynolds
C. O. Reynolds
Frank Smith
Markets Listed From Moline Corrected Prices
Prices for oats coal soft hard wood eggs dairy including creamery butter apples potatoes and onions shown with local dealer entries and corrected figures from Brown & Co and other firms. Readouts reflect multiple items and ranges in dollars per unit across several suppliers in the Moline market.
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Timothy Upland Corm
Cresevace
R. C
Eeure Upland
Compliments to Mayor Over Saloon Order Highlight Meeting
The W C T U met with Mrs H D Thompson in a notable session. Ice water barrels were placed and will be used soon. Flower mission day was planned and Dr Maria Edwards joined from the Moline Battle Creek sanitarium. Messages of sympathy went to Mrs J D Metzgar and Mrs R C Bryant. Mayor Skinner received praise for enforcing city ordinances and closing saloons.
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H. D Thompson
Flower Mission
Maria Edwards
Moline
Battle Creek
Banning
Cal
J. D. Metzgar
R. C. Bryant
Crest of Big Rise Reaches Here Amid River Watch
Weather Observer Sherler of the Davenport Weather bureau says the river will not rise much here unless heavy rains hit the north. The Arsenal bridge attracts crowds as water levels rise, with Moline’s high mark at 24.10 feet set in 1888 and 1892. The current stage runs about four feet below that. Herman Milde reports the Wapsie swollen with flooded bottom lands after a DeWitt trip.
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Sherler
Davenport Weather Bureau
Arsenal Bridge
Government Wall
Herman Milde
DeWitt
Spectacular Flight From Aledo Ends Piano Scheme
Rock Island dealer J P Ament alleges C H Boyles stole six thousand dollars from four piano sales for Cable Piano Co Chicago. Boyles vanished after manning a fake piano house in Aledo and driving off with two pianos, while Ament’s team and wagon were recovered at Aledo.
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J. P. Ament
Rock Island
Cable Piano Co
Chicago
C. H. Boyles
Bowlby
Davenport
Ament
Boyles
Sherrard
Viola
Aledo
Waters Falling After Floods In Topeka And Kansas City
Rapidly receding Kansas river levels ease North Topeka danger as 22 known dead and 66 reputed dead are listed. Governor Bailey appeals for relief funds while rail service is limited and homeless receive care. Kansas City Kan reports vast flooding with 16,000 residents evacuated and mayor seeking aid from sister cities.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
North Topeka
Commercial Club
Bailey
William Sims
Missouri Paritie
Santa Fe
Kansas City
Associated Press
Armourdale
Reed
Bro
Durbin sells 200 acre farm near Andesem Indiana
Governor and Mrs. W. T. Durbin have sold their 200 acre farm near Andesem to Sid Conger state oil inspector. Conger has possession and plans to develop the land building a fine dwelling and possibly residing in Madison county. The Durbin home in the city remains unchanged and is not on the market.
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Andesem
Ind
W. T. Durbin
Sid Conger
Conger
Here
Pendleton Pike
Union Traction
Indianapolis
Madison County
Enthusiasm Peaks at High School Alumni Reception
The alumni association held its annual reception for the graduating class at Watch Tower marking its strongest turnout since 1898. Funds were saved by skipping refreshments to strengthen finances for next year. Burt N. Porter welcomed the class with remarks echoed by Cowley, and officers were elected: George W. Vinton Jr. president, Fred Cowley vice president, Emily Bickever secretary, Bert McKeever treasurer.
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Watch Tower
Burt N. Porter
Cowley
Ray Anderson
Jessie Ray
Henry Wheelock
George W. Vinton, Jr
Fred Cowley
Emily Bickeever
Bert McKeever
Hannibal Flood Reaches Record High. City Plunged in Darkness
Hannibal Missouri records a stage 21.8 feet higher than previous highs as Mississippi River floods surge nine feet above danger line. Damage estimated at $200,000 with streetcar service halted and the city electric light plant shut down leaving many factories without power and work suspended.
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Hannibal
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Aelg Bros
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Bowles
Durbin
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J. D. Cady
11Th Ave
Manufacturers’ Hotel
12Th Ave
G. W. Walker
Port Byron
H. R. Albrecht
Kimball
New
W. Parsons
Mc- Kinnie Block
Christins Anderson
Fire and General Insurance
16Th St
8Th St
4Th Ave
James A. Weed
1St Ave
15Th St
15Th St. Tf
Moline Race River Bridge
J. B. Oe Leaf
W. W. Morgan
West End
Dispatch Office
Moline Furnace Co
Albrecht
Travelers’ Insurance Co
Hartford
H. P. Coaner
11Th St
16Th Ave
9Th Ave
McKinnie Block
17Th St
St. Crompton
6Th Ave
Towndrow & Nutter
Chase Back
Sth Ave
27Th St
E. E. Morgan
E. L. Eastman
Agt
Hunt
S. S. Crompton
McKinnile Block
25Th St
Chase Block
Elim St
E. BE. Morgan
River Front
Natick
Crompton
10Th Ave
19Th St
E. B. Morgan
Lith Ave
Healy
Warr Building
Journalbuilding
Salhe
7Th Ave
8Th Ave
Ww. Walker
Sthat
Cap & Own & Nutter
Chase Bloth
Jon 16Th St
C. F. Hemenway
14Th St
Columbia Park
McKinnie
Roundhouse
Milan
S. Crompton
Minnesota
South Dakota
H. P. Cosner
Skinner Annex
Polk County, Minn., Land and Loan Co
Charles W. Brown Co
Oneida
E. S. Crompton
Cady
E. ©. Morgan
W R.monre
FCGR
H P. Cosner
Pleasant Valley
Cornwall
14Th Ave
Child's Addition
4Th St
BE. B. Morgan
D. A. Jones
Kneberg
Chase
Willard School
Christ Kiel
BE. L. Eastman
Fil L. Eastman
5Th Ave
21St St
Towndrow & Neter, Chase Block
Stewartville
24Th Ave
26Th Ave
H. Albrecht
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