Davenport Dots Girl Missing in Chicago
Davenport police seek 20 year old Gussie Winterton reported missing after leaving Davenport for Chicago a little over a week ago. She worked as a domestic for H. C. Ferry and stayed at 212 West Eighth Street with Mrs. J. B. Soper. She had recent contact with Dan Stapleton in Chicago and a trunk remains at Davenport boarding house.
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Chicago
Harrison Street
Big City
Gussie Winterton
H. C. Ferry
J. B. Soper
West Eighth Street
Dan Stapleton
A Mountain Woman Praises Newbro’s Herpicide For Dandruff
Mrs C B Foster of Butte Montana writes that after a month on Newbro’s Herpicide her dandruff disappeared her hair thickened and regrowth appeared. She thanks the company and notes the sample offer and agent T H Thomas. The ad also promotes Rocky Mountain Tea and a marriage motto.
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Newbro
Newbray
C. B. Foster
Utah Avenue
Butte, Mont
Herpicide Company
Detroit
Mich
T. H. Thomas
Elks Form Ball Team in Moline for Charity Game
Elks lodge members in Moline move to establish a baseball club with A. R. Ammerman Carl Lindberg and P. E. Stockus named to organize. First game planned two weeks from Sunday against Rock Island Elks, with proceeds to charity. Chases Fish Peddler: health inspector tracks decayed fish sale to a Moline dealer, returns fish and funds after suspect flees Rock Island line. Two New Factories: city poised to gain two new industries including a piano factory to offer cheaper instruments and a new engine for farm work. Carnival Plan: Red Men tribes in Moline schedule a week of street fair next month with committee to report to King Philip tribe. Jokes at 1 Each: Magistrate sets prices for practical jokes as Enoch Lindberg calls police from a restaurant.
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Elks
Moline
A. R. Ammerman
Carl Lindberg
P. E. Stockus
Rock Island Elks
Ed Jones
Davenport
Rock Island
G. W. Thompson
W. G. Baker
Charles Seaholm
King Philip Tribe
Gustafson
Enoch Lindberg
Cave
Enoch
Jester Fined After Bit Of A Joke At The Scene
An officer quickly restrained a man in a minor incident described as a joke. The joker was fined 1 dollar plus 2.80 dollars in costs, settled quietly. The report notes the man meant no harm, claiming a tired customer tried to cut a steak and police were called to help.
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Enoch
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Stationary Engineers’ Association No. 7
Iowa
J & I. Park
J. Weizenbach
C. C. Schmidt
H. P. Scott
N. M. Swingle
F. A. Whitney
G. A. R. Hall
Quinn
Sanford
Robert F. Frandsen
United States Navy
Naval
Frandsen
Norfolk
W. Va
West Virginia
Hampton Roads
Cuba
Kince
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Bishop McMullen
St. Marguerite’s Cathedral
St. Marguerite’s
W. W. Langer
Frank W. Klauer
Fourth
Cedar Streets
H. J. Arp
Independent Malting Company
Davenport St. Joseph's Benevolent Society
John F. Reese
Christiana Zwarts
Society
Albert H. Huber
Rocky Mountain Tea
T. H. Thomas’ Pharmacy
Hostetter
H. Chapman
Cincinnati
Ohio
M. J. Odell
Odell, W. Va
Mans
Minneapolis
Rock Island In
C. B. & Q. Railway
Kansas City
Tri-Cities
St. Paul
St Paul
City Ticket
Second Avenue
Colorado
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Rocky Mountains
F. A. Miller
Colorado-California
Excelsior Springs
Indiana
Kentucky
Lake Erie & Western Railroad
Indianapolis
Ind
Sandusky
Louisville
Columbus
Toledo
Peoria
E. B. Leppert
Main Street
New England
Nickel Plate Road
Y. Calahan
Adams Street
LaSalle Street
John Y
Jalahan
Ilinois Central Railroad
Logansport
Connersville
Huntington
Richmond
Fort Wayne
Lawrenceburg
Seymour
Decatur
Versailles
Dayton
Springfield
Sandusk
G. A. Smith
Mainstreet
New Jersey
Long Island
Lake Shore
Ashbury Park
Atlantic City
Limg
Sag Harbor
Newport
Block Island
New York
Philadelphia
Niagara Falls
Coles
W. J. Lynch
Chamberlain
Beecham
Blains
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