Schmidt Will Filed and Davenport News Briefs
The will of William J. Schmidt filed in Davenport outlines bequests to P. W. McManus, Dr. John H. Kulp, Mrs. George M. Schmidt, the Davenport Turngemeinde, Muscatine Turner society, Masonic Building association, Davenport Academy of Sciences, Davenport Library, and others. The estate funds are to benefit relatives, lodges, and organizations with specific sums and trusts. remaining assets to be invested with income shared by nieces and nephew, with Royal Schmidt receiving the residue at 25. Other items note a Davenport team’s victory in St. Louis. a shotgun injury to Louis Schultz. calls to move the dump boat. a yearly German American Pioneers picnic. a fight over an ejectment suit against Charles Markus. a new furnace at Union Malleable. a desertion case of Mrs. Hinkle. priest transfers between St Mary’s and neighboring parishes. and a new sewer project in the Sixth ward with annexation talks toward Mol ine city limits.
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Schmidt
William
Harry J. McFarland
P. W. McManus
John H. Kulp
George M. Schmidt
Davenport Turn Hall Building Association
Davenport Turngemeinde
Muscatine Turn Hall
Muscatine Turner Society
Masonic Building Association of
Davenport
Oakdale
Davenport Academy of Sciences
Davenport Library Association
Clara Schmidt
Chicago
Harry Schmidt
Julia Schmidt
L. 8. Schmidt
Royal Schmidt
Royal
Local Muscatine Notes And Visits From Aug 5
Foster and family of Muscatine spent time with the Workmans. Mrs Peppers stayed with her sister Mrs Danker near Illinois City. The Danner child has been ill. Builders Beaumont and Britton of Andalusia returned home. August Anderson visited Burlington. Lena Downey departed for Chicago to train as a nurse. Ralph Reynolds, three, is gravely ill. Robert Brean of St. Louis visiting the Watsons. Gladys Foster ill. Dant family from Muscatine visited the Watsons. Pearl, Arizona Watson and Mildred Bryars visited Mrs. Rickett at Pine Bluff. Mrs. O McNall and children left for Hannibal then Kansas. Agnes and Alice Gillett to Lake Geneva Wis. A daughter born to Nelson and Mrs Miller of Wrayville. Peter Hesser to Missouri and Kansas. Mrs. John Miller of Aledo helping care for new granddaughter. Gertrude McKillip returning to Iowa. Martin Freise of Eliza visited the Watsons. Kranz brothers threshing locally. B Y P A to meet Aug 16 with Gladys Foster and Phillip NussLaum as leaders. Rain Sunday afternoon was welcome. blackberry season near end. George Dant’s auto trip home from Muscatine had a mechanical issue near the sand.
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William Meyers
Muscatine
William Workman
William Peppers
William Danquer
Illinois City
William Danner
Messrs
Beaumont and
Britton
Andalusia
Foster
Andalu
August Anderson
Burlington
Lena Downey
Wilson Downey
Chicago
Ralph Reynolds
Edward Reynolds
Raymond Rickett
Pine Bluff
O. McNall
New Boston
Hannibal
Kansas
Agnes
Alice Gillett
Lake Geneva
Wis
Nelson Miller
Wrayville
Peter Hesser
Missouri
John Miller
Aledo
Nelson
Gertrude McKillip
Iowa
Gal Stewart
Martin Freise
Eliza
Ill
Joe Watson
Kranz Brothers
Gladys Foster
Phillip Nuss- Laum
George Dant
Drunkenness Declared Curable by Orrine In Homes
Eminent physicians and scientists endorse treating drunkenness as a curable disease. Orrine No 1 and No 2 offer a scientific home cure with a money back guarantee. Priced at 1.00, available from leading druggists and Harper House Pharmacy. Written inquiries to the Orrine Company Washington DC.
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Orrine Company
Washington, D. C
Orrine
Harper House Harmacy
Mrs. Smith Adopts Dr King’s New Life Pills in Maine
Mrs Charles E Smith of West Franklin Maine says she likes good things and has adopted Dr King’s New Life Pills as her family laxative medicine because they are effective and gentle. The painless purifiers sell at all druggists for 25 cents.
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Charles E. Smith
West Franklin
Maine
Dr. King
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