Davenport jury awards plaintiff 168 in injury suit
A Davenport jury returned a verdict for plaintiff D. Kot tong in a 1000 damage suit against Topp-Parker company claiming three fractured ribs from a fall off a rear alley step ladder. The awarded amount was 168 dollars, with the trial concluded yesterday afternoon.
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Topp-Parker Company
D. Kottong
King Moves to Ban Aunt’s Book Fails to Hinder Publicity
Royal dispute over Princess Infanta Eulalia’s new book The Thread of Life ends with a jury verdict in another case while obituaries and notices fill the page. Unlicensed doctors face state crackdown as Illinois boards prepare warrants.
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Alfonso
Spain
Infanta Eulalia
Paris
Cothrane
First Annual Moline Poultry Show Promises Keen Competition
The Moline Poultry association announces its first annual show at Turner hall from December 13 to 17. Entries have come in from Illinois cities, some in Ohio and Elmira New York. Officials expect over 1,000 birds exhibited and strong competition.
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Moline Poultry Association
Illinois
Turner Hall
Ohio
Elmira
N. Y
Aledo News Briefs Highlight Death and Local Travel
James Warwick dies at his home north of Aledo after typhoid fever. Funeral held at United Presbyterian church. Aledo residents and visitors noted include Mrs. A H Woodworth returning from Chicago, several departures for Muscatine Springfield and Indianapolis, and attendance at stock exposition in Chicago.
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Chicago
James Warwick
Aledo
Leota
Nancy Warwick
Paul
Murray
Bruce Warwick
Mercer County
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Warren Shedd
J. M. Boylan
Harry
F. W. Moore
Muscatine
George A. Cooke
Springfield
James Brown
Indianapolis
Brown
Mary Wallace
William and Vashti College
M. Houghton
Hiawatha Kan
M. Terry
V. S. Lutz
Columbus
Ohio
Ray Thompson
Canton
Porter Nicholls
Baby
Galva
John McMullen
Kewanee
Clara Noble
Joy
Rock Island
A. ©. Sells
Macomb
C. Coe
New Windsor
A. Shaw
Frank Streeter
California
Will Butcher
Harry Asilton
Plano
Til
Orr Shields
Benton
Blandinsville
Richard Cabeen
John Harris
Jessie Lemon
L. B. Tulmer
Miller
Flag of Civil War regiment returns to Illinois after forty years
Captain E B David of Aledo recovers the blood stained flag of the Thirtieth Illinois Regiment carried from Springfield in 1861 and captured at Atlanta in 1864. The flag was presented to Adjutant General Frank S Dickson and will be placed among state relics in Springfield after a Chicago Confederate Camp handover.
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Aledo
J. F. White
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Thena
Frances
Tri-Cities
L. J. Carter
Mary Dutt
Moline
David
Chicago
Frank Ss. Dickson
Springfield
William Vetter
Denver
Colo
Whittier
Calif
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Saronville
Christina Rumbom
Shenandoah
Iowa
Omaha
Headley
la Fayette
Hyomei Aids Catarrh Relief In Five Minutes
An advertisement promotes Hyomei as a penetrating antiseptic air treatment for catarrh and related ailments. It claims to kill germs in the nasal and respiratory membranes and offers a complete outfit for one dollar with extra bottles at fifty cents. It notes no morphine or cocaine and uses a money back plan through Harper House pharmacy.
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Standard Ou 4 Oil Company
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