Davenport Woman Chosen City Missionary Starts June Work
The Davenport Woman's Club selects Mes Fo RO Connor as city missionary for Davenport. She will devote part and then full time starting June with a $600 monthly salary. She will relocate to Moline for duties and assist in rescue work and police matron duties as needed.
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Milk sample tests indicate general quality and anomalies
Dr A H Arp health commissioner conducted tests on twenty four milk samples last week. The overall average butter fat meets the state standard of 8 percent and total solids 1150. Two samples show formaldehyde traces. Christopher test detects skimmed milk while Pmery and Leahy samples high in butterfat show water presence.
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Fourteen More Off for Ocean Voyages
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Certificates Won by 76 Rural Pupils in County Examinations
County Superintendent S J Fergusons reports 110 students took the May 11 exams, 76 earning certificates. Highest in each township receive a free scholarship to any state normal school. others gain entrance to county high schools. Names include Emma Creggen Rock Island and many peers across Milan, Moline, Rock Island, and surrounding towns.
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New Official to Head Silvis Operations
Mr Pollock has been appointed to oversee the Silvis storehouse and allied systems. He is expected to assume general supervision of purchasing and road programs, with duties including market oversight and training. Information from press dispatches confirms the appointment.
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Mint Sauce and Lipplecott Plates in April Notary Tale
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When Maw Strikes A Child’s View Of A Strike
A child laments a strike by Maw and imagines the household in chaos without a motherly care. The verse reflects dependence on maternal work, fears of hunger, and the contrast with men loafing downtown. The speaker questions whether a father could fill the gap.
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Noted Davenport Lawyer W A Foster Dies at 65
W A Foster prominent Scott county and Chicago criminal attorney died suddenly at his Davenport home from heart failure at age 65. A Scott county native, he built a Chicago career on major criminal cases including noted anarchist trials. Survived by his widow, his funeral is set for 2 PM tomorrow from the Argyle flats on Eight and Brady streets.
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Moline Martial Band Becomes Graham Post Drum Corps
A reorganized unit dubbed Graham Post Drum Corps replaces the Moline Martial. Members include Fifera A M Hubbard E S Chase Victor Engdale and snare drummers Dan Fisher Theo Truxell Al Truxell A Hl Marselus base drummer John Heck. Marsellus named manager. engagements welcomed via communications to him.
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Gas Holder Expansion Planned for Moline and Rock Island
The People s Power Co. will erect a gas holder five times larger than the current largest at the plant by Fourth street in Moline. The 600000 cubic foot, 100 foot diameter tank will be placed west of the present holder and ready by August. Sixteen miles of new piping are funded to run about six miles in each city this summer, improving gas pressure uniformity.
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Result of His Six Months Experiments in Feeding Pigs
William Dietrich of the University of Illinois reports six months of pig feeding trials at the State Farmers Institute. Nine lots were fed differently, showing that early high protein followed by carbohydrate emphasis yields better gains, while excess protein reduces efficiency. Lot two with added minerals and clover pasture achieved 120 pounds gain, while lot three with clover reached 241 pounds per head by period end.
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Bowlesburg Chapel Service for John Lewis Tribute
A funeral service for John Lewis was held Monday afternoon at Bowlesburg chapel on Coal Town Road. Rev D B Andrewartha officiated as floral tributes poured in and six pallbearers carried the coffin after a brief, dignified ceremony. A trio sang This Too Will Pass Away There Is Never a Day So Dreary and Jesus Lover of My Soul.
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Cooper wins Arsenal Golf Handicap in close scoring
Fifty golfers competed on the Arsenal links with ideal weather. C. J. Cooper captured the cup with a net 71 and a gross 93, bested only by Walter Chambers and C A. Barnard who carded 92. An elderly man, Clementson, wandered from home and was found near Grenell schoolhouse then cared for by relatives at 2215 Sixth Avenue.
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Equal Suffrage Group Marks Thirtieth Anniversary in Moline
The Equal Suffrage Society of Moline held a Monday afternoon meeting at Judge J. McGould's home to celebrate 30 years since its founding. Dr Frances Woods urged broader work and the importance of the ballot, noting 92 names on the roll and 15 active members. Mrs C W Heald reviewed the history since 1877, recalling four charter members still alive and Abbie Gould's recent death.
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