Found Daughter Dead and Farm Dispute Intensifies
Davenport news reports Lillian Schackenbach aged ten found dead from laryngeal diphtheria at 2011 Division Street after throat illness. Coroner Laubach confirmed death. Separately, Henry Meints and Henry Latesmay clash as Lussman trespasses on Meints farm, chased into the house with a hammer looming at 5 to 6 A.M. work hours.
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George Schackenbach
Division Street
Lillian
Phelan
Lauebach
Lussman
Henry Meints
Henry Latesmay
Meints
Mr. Meints
D D D Treatment Promises Fast Eczema Relief and Skin Cure
An advertisement touts D D D Prescription as a penetrating liquid to reach eczema germs on the skin, claiming instant itch relief and permanent cures after thousands of successes. It links D D D Soap as a complementary aid and cites T H Thomas, a druggist, as presenter, amid broader text on crime and local notices.
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T. H. Thomas
Midland Motor Company Raises Capital In One Year
Moline reports Midland Motor Company increases paid up capital to 150000 after a year in business. Incorporated last January with 100000, officers listed include President C H Pope, Vice President E H Guyer, Secretary and Manager A E Montgomery, Treasurer H E Walton.
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Midland Motor Company
C. H. Pope
E. H. Guyer
A. BE
Montgomery
H. E. Walton
Knapp Likely to Be Reappointed as I C C Chairman
Washington December 1 The reappointment of Martin A Knapp as chairman of the Interstate Commerce Commission is expected His present term expires early in 1909 before President Roosevelt leaves office Knapp has followed the presidents policy on interstate commerce and may be seen as the right hand man in the actions that enlarged the commissions powers under the Interstate Commerce Act
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Dixon
Lossman
Pelice
Burlington
Berry
Ft. Madison
Keokuk
Washington, D. C
Martin A. Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
Knapp
Roosevelt
Commission
Appraise Land in Future Timber and Stone Areas
Washington December 1 The secretary of the interior announced new regulations under the timber and stone act of June 3 1878 Lands will be appraised and sold at appraised value but not below 2.50 per acre Existing pending applications are unaffected by the new rules.
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Postum Company
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Sherman Out for Mayor as Lt Governor Seeks Springfield Nomination
Springfield, IL Dec 1 Lawrence Y Sherman lieutenant governor will seek the republican nomination for mayor of Springfield. The move followed a 1000-signature petition from business leaders urging him to allow his name. The push grew from reform efforts after administrative troubles in the past year.
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Springfield
Lawrence Y. Sherman
Triumph for Iowa School in Stock Judging Contest
Iowa State College students at Ames won the students' judging contest at the international livestock show in Chicago. Nebraska and Texas A&M placed second and third with scores of 4353 and 4081. Winners were Ross Moorman, C. W. Campbell, R. E. Hunt, H. E. Kiger, and W. W. Hunt. They led in cattle and horse judging. Nebraska led in swine.
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Chicago
Iowa State College
Iowa
Nebraska University
Texas Agricultural College
Nebraska
Texas
Ross Moorman
C. W. Campbell
R. E. Hunt
H. E. Kiger
W. W. Hunt
Abutment on Wheel ing & Lake Erie bridge damaged in blast
A bridge abutment in Cleveland Flats was badly damaged by a dynamite explosion last night. Traffic is halted pending inspection. The bridge, built by non union labor, was recently completed across the river.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Wheeling & Lake Erie Life
Flats
Water as cure for kidney and bladder trouble
A well known authority urges drinking water as nature s medicine to prevent kidney and bladder diseases and rheumatism. He condemns overuse of medicines and recommends a simple home prescription with Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Karyon, and Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla, taken after meals and at bedtime, plus abundant water.
Doan's Kidney Pills Proclaimed Quick Aid in Rock Island
Rock Island readers are urged to act quickly against backache and kidney distress. Testimonial from Charles Greves of 1832 Third Avenue Moline praising Doan's Kidney Pills as a reliable cure. Sold at Harper House pharmacy and other dealers for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Dean
Charles Greves
Third Avenue
Moline
Doan
Harper House Pharmacy
Foster-Milburn Company
Buffalo
New York
United States
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