Use Our Money For Christmas Loans Offer
An advertisement for Tri-City Loan Co invites readers to borrow small sums against personal property as security. It promises confidential service, flexible repayment up to twelve months, and weekly to quarterly payments, with sample rates for a 25 or 50 dollar loan. The flyer notes local agent visits and a Davenport office with contact details.
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Bell Phone
Tri-City Loan CO
Brady St
Davenport
Muscatine
Death of Mrs. Eddy Ends Christian Science Era
The death of Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy is reported at her Chestnut Hill home. Alderman Woods cites pneumonia as the likely cause after a nine day illness. Eddy founded Christian Science in 1866 after a life changing recovery from a street accident and authored Science and Health.
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Mrs. Eddy
Chestnut Hill
Eddy
Edward F. Woods
West Newton
George L. West
Christian Science Church
United States
Christian Science
First
Christian Scientist Association
Founds Science College
Rexall Orderlies Promise Relief for Constipation
Advertising copy from Aa' ee Morgan's Pharmacy promotes Rexall Orderlies as a safe, gentle bowel regulator and tonic with a money back guarantee. The ad claims they suit children and the elderly, require no griping, and are sold in two sizes 10c and 25c at the Rexall Store location on West Second Street.
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Rexall Orderlies
Rexall
Aa’ Ee Morgan’s
West Second Street
Mary Baker Eddy founder of Christian Science born in Bow New Hampshire
Mary Baker Eddy, founder known as Mother, retired from active work to devote herself to writing and advising followers worldwide. Born July 16 1821 in Bow NH she studied theology and metaphysical questions from a young age and later led the Christian Science movement after marriage to George Washington Glover and widowhood in the South.
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Mrs. Eddy
Christian Science
Bow
N. H
Concord
Mari
Abigail B. Baker
Congregational Church
George Washington Glover
Samuel Baker
Mary Baker
Tilton
Glovers
Mary Baker Glover
Abigail
New Hampshire
South
New England
Mrs Sarah Balmos Passes Away After Illness
Mrs Sarah Balmos of the Burlington road died at Hershey hospital Saturday night at 8:30 after a month of sickness. Born April 16, 1879 in Scerry, Ia, she lived in Muscatine county most of her life and married John Balmos on April 12, 1899. Survived by husband, mother, and sister Mrs C H Rider. Funeral Tuesday at 1 pm from the Rider home with Rev J N Elliott and Rev A L Tilgner, Greenwood cemetery burial.
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Sarah Balmos
Burlington Road
Hershey Hospital
Balmos
Scerry
Muscatine County
R. L. Loper
North Platte
Neb
John Balmos
C. H. Rider
Rider
J. N. Elliott
A. L. Tilgner
Greenwood Cemetery
Reverend Pickworth Addresses Muscatine Parish Twice
Rev Felix H Pickworth of Anamosa IA preached twice at Trinity Episcopal church to boost his standing in Muscatine and within the local parish He also serves as chaplain at the Anamosa state reformatory His morning sermon asked Who Are We From Whence Did We Come and Where Are We Going His evening talk urged Take Up Thy Cross Daily and Follow Me advocating Christ like living seven days a week.
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Felix H. Pickworth
Anamosa
Trinity Episcopal Church
Muscatine
Woodmen to Elect at Muscatine Camp Session
Members of the Woodmen society in Muscatine Camp No 106 anticipate a Tuesday evening meeting. A business session followed by a smoker and social hour will include the yearly officer election and an adoption ceremony, promising a thoroughly exciting event.
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Woodmen Society
Muscatine Camp No. 106
Local visitors in Wilton share short visits over weekend
Dr and Mrs F B James returned from a brief visit with Davenport friends Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Geo Sherberger came from Muscatine to attend to business and greet old friends. Warren C Kriebel of Chicago spent a short time in town for business.
Local residents return from Davenport and Muscatine visits
Mrs J S Knouse has recovered from medical treatment in Davenport after four weeks away. Miss Lizzie Holzhauer visited Davenport friends Saturday. Otto Shaller left for St Louis after summer at the Weaver home north of town. Mr and Mrs E C Whitmer returned from Davenport. Miss L Cogen lectured at Grace Reform church then left for Tipton. Nettie Ruess returned to West Liberty after visiting Beimfords. Madge Smith and Mabel Sells went home to Muscatine. Mrs Will Claussen shopped in Muscatine. P A Duncan visited son Charles in Muscatine. Mrs Geo Mannasmith left for Durant to visit daughter.
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Ness
J. S. Knouse
Davenport
Lizzie Holzhauer
Otto Shaller
St. Louis
Weaver Home
E. C. Whitmer
Nettie Ruess
West Liberty
John Beimford
Madge Smith
Mabel Sells
Muscatine
Will Claussen
P. A. Duncan
Charles
Geo. Mannasmith
Durant
Chas. Tueful
Mrs J N Berry Returns Home After Scott Berry Funeral
Mrs J N Berry departed for Davenport this morning following attendance at the funeral of the late Scott Berry.
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J. N. Berry
Davenport
Scott Berry
McCollisters Return Home After Muscatine Visit
Mr and Mrs Glen A McCollister finished visiting relatives in Muscatine and left this morning for their Rock Island home.
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Glen A. McCollister
Muscatine
Rock Island
Merkelbachs Arrive From Ottumwa to Settle Here
Mr and Mrs A J Merkelbach arrived from Ottumwa this morning and will reside here in the future.
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A. J. Merkelbach
Ottumwa
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W.j.moylan
3Rd Street
Journal
Christian Science Faith
Creed
New Jersey
New York
Gec. W. Feuling’s Grocery
Rev. Pickworth
Trinity Church
Wilton
Postum Cereal Co., Lta
Battle Creek, Mich
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