Fined for Buying Eggs and Stolen Property
Davenport notes report Henry Clow of the Silver Moon restaurant on East Second street was fined 25 dollars and costs for receiving stolen property tied to a break in at Tricity Produce. Williams, the thief, faced charges of breaking and entering. he waived preliminary exam and was held on bond. Clow had bought eggs twice from Williams.
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Henry Clow
Silver Moon
East Second Street
Olen
George Williams
Tricity Produce Company
Ens
Williams
Aviarney WG
Mottaod
Cvan
Henrylow
Clow
Henry Rasmussen
East Moline
Seventh Street
Third Avenue
Eight Street
Rasmussen
Rastamussen
Ninth Street
Thirteenth Street
Sonic Bientence
Record of Court House County Court Proceedings
Estate of George Wagner motions set aside order Feb 15 1908 hearing at 9 o clock final report sworn notices served on several Westbergs and others. estate closed. Guardianship of Marlin Clifford Johnson Miller. petition for guardian Sol Hirsch. oath and bond filed. letters of guardianship issued. inventory approved. Real estate transfers include John T Campbell to Thomas Voor lot 6 block 1 South Rock Island. Moline Store Co to Moline Furniture Works tract in Moline. Ellen S Webber trustee to Frank Zierke lot 3 block 1 Columbia Work addition Rock Island. Jonathan Space to Rachel Space half southeast quarter section. Sophia Zornig to Benjamin De.
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George Wagner
Miter Heiry
John Westberg
Lindstrone
Minnie A. Grenland
Westberg
Lillie A. Brown
N Westberg
J. B. Goemben
Tn Turney
John T. Campbell
Thomas M. Voor
John T. Camp
Addicies
South Rock Island
Moline Store Company
Moline Furniture Works
Moline
Ellen S. Webber
Frank Zierke
Columbia
Rock Island
Jonathan
Rachel J. Space
Sophia Zornig
Benjamin de
Banker Gets Prison Term For Embezzlement Plea
Ransom A. Youngblood of Benton Benton AL faces prison after pleading guilty to embezzling seventeen thousand dollars from the Corn Belt National Bank of Benton and the Salem Bank of Salem Ark He was sentenced to serve an indeterminate term in prison the date given as February 24 in Benton Alabama news reports
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Ransom Youngblood
Benton, Il
Benton
Youngblood
Corn Belt National Bank of
Salem Bank of
Salem
Ark
What the Kidneys Do They Keep Us Strong and Healthy
An old general health note explains kidney function and symptoms of trouble, praising Dean's Kidney Pills and Electric Bitters as remedies. It cites testimonials from John Taylor of Rock Island Illinois and Mrs E D Charles of Harbor Maine, advertising a 50 cent price and Foster Milburn Co as U S agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Taylor
Fourteenth Street
Rock Island
Dean
Harper House
Foster-Milburn Company
Buffalo
New York
United States
E. D. Charles
Harbor
Maine
All Drug
No Grease or Dangerous Drugs Ad Exposes Hair Disease
An old advertisement touts Newbro's Herpicide as a dandruff cure that destroys the parasite behind hair loss. It claims grease free formula and scalp relief, with testimonials from Charles Klein of Laramie and a Detroit company sample offer. Also promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine and Grove signature authentication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbro
Charles Klein
Laramie
Wyo
Herpicide Company
Detroit
Mich
T. H. Thomas
Uncle Joe and the Bee Boy Tale for Children
Uncle Joe tells a tale about Bill Bradley the bee boy and his strange powers. The story follows Bill a small boy accused by some of being uncanny and able to influence animals as he helps his beekeeper father Bradley harvest honey from tame and wild bees on their farm.
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NCLE
Joe
Uncle Joe
Ufe
Arthur
Bradley
Willie Bradley
Bill
Geranium Bees Lead The Way To A Shared Hive
The speaker tells of finding geraniums where a single bee touches only those blossoms and follows its path. Bill guides a companion to walk straight ahead using a stick as a beacon, seeking their bees from the same queen and hoping to meet at the hive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Ghalk
Uncle Joe
Bill Bradley
Bees and the bee line in a honey hunt tale
In a rustic tale Bill Bradley explains bee flight, marking a straight bee line versus the crow flight. The narrator and Bill test marking sticks to locate a hive, adjust for obstacles, and finally spot a geranium bee leading to the tree. Bill notes his success in honey finds and plans to buy a Spanish queen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
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Chicago
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Tate
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DeWitt
Besse Ade
Oakland
Cal
Ernest Ade
Carl Warnebold
Scott County
Locust Street
Cathrina Marie Schumacher
Minnie Avenue
River Road
Bawden
West
Hampton
Silas Baker
Mo Mae
Hampton Friends
L. F. Baker & Son
Adolph Wendell
Clinton
Town
Wilhelmina Wendell
M. B. Underwood
Otisarms
Morris Heagy
Scuddy
Lillie Vogel
Hampton’ Methodist Ely
W. S. Read
J. B. Maxwell
Mzina Smith
FF. McNabney
Bihel
Arkansas
United Light & Power Company of
W. H. Downing
David Downing
E. Burke
Silvis
Waterfowh
David Downings
Joliet
B. Burke
Springfield
Dick Kr, Hayes
Anna Swanson
Phice
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Iather Flannagan
Miss Swanson
Pride
Shanley
Hayes
J. T. Hayes
Dan B. Horne
Fifteenth Street
Court House
R. W. Olmsted
KNABE
von Bulow
D'Albert
America
Totten
Second Avenue
Reck Island
Jaeger
Daebelliehn
E. W. Grove
Ted . Eo
Queen Bee
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