Davenport Sportsward Plan Aims to Protect Game
Davenport sporting men push a program to improve hunting and fishing by planting wild rice and celery seed in favored haunts and cutting trees to create ponds and sloughs to protect spawn. Community meeting planned to finalize actions and organize support.
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Davenport
Market Quotations and Receipts Across Wheat to Copper
Chicago and New York markets show mixed grain prices with May wheat at 857, 965, and 9556 bids while July and September futures drift. Hog and cattle markets open steady, hogs slow, noted receipts of 39,000 hogs and 15,000 sheep locally. western areas report 11,000 hogs in Omaha and 14,000 in Kansas City. New York stocks list includes U P, U S Steel, Reading, Rock Island, Missouri Pacific, and Copper among others with mixed gains and losses.
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Omaha
Kansas City
Northwestern
Minneapolis
Duluth
Liverpool
New York
U. P
U. S. Steel
Reading
Rock Island
Southern Pacific
N. Y. Central
Missouri Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Penna
Moline Reserves Inspected and Public Safety Proposals
Captain W F Purdy inspected the Moline Illinois Naval Reserves division in the Skinner annex praising officers for the showing. A steel mill accident at Sylvan plant left worker Hurt with a crushed left foot and toe fracture. J E Ellis proposed electric bell alarms to safeguard the Twenty third Street crossing to avoid train stops. Thirteenth Street in Moline may open south to Colona road with East Moline plans revived by the local business men's association. Police report on Thomas Hill’s death remains inconclusive with alcohol involvement and no immediate funeral plans. Hill’s body lies at BE B Knox morgue.
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W. F. Purdy
Chicago
Illinois Naval Reserves
Moline
Skinner Annex
Boxiel Goonie
Sylvan
J. E. Ellis
Rock Island Road
Twentythird Street
Ellis
W. A. MacBeth
Thirteenth Street
Colona Road
East Moline
A. B. Johnson
George Owens
R. Speybrough
Hill
Thomas Hill
City Hospital
Moline Pump Company
Standard Oil Company
St. Louis
Nashville Banner Reports Cooper's Medicines Gain Notice
A Nashville Banner correspondent observed crowds at Cooper's headquarters during L T Cooper's visit. Interviewed callers praised relief from stomach, rheumatic, bladder, and kidney troubles after taking his preparations, with testimonials from B B Lasater and Mrs T J Smith. The agency for Cooper's medicines is active with Harper House Pharmacy.
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Nashville, Tenn. Banner
L. T. Cooper
Yenre
Cooper
Banner
Harper House Pharmacy
Local Market Prices and Quotations in Rock Island
Wholesale market today lists provisions produce eggs fresh 23c live poultry spring chickens 9c per lb hens 7c per lb ducks 8 to 9c per lb turkeys 14c geese 8c butter 26 to 27c lard 10c vegetables potatoes 60c onions 1.00 live stock hogs 3.75 to 4.15 sheep yearlings 4.00 to 5.00 lambs 4.50 to 6.75 cattle steers 3.50 to 5.50 cows and heifers 2.00 to 4.00 calves 4.00 to 5.50 feed grain corn 60c oats 48 to 50c forage Timothy hay 11 to 13 Prairie 9 to 11 clover 10 to 11 straw 6.00
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Rock Island
East Moline People and Visits Hint Local Ties
The item lists movements and visits around East Moline and Rock Island. Van Hoe family moved to Rock Island. Mrs. Sensibaugh returns from Moody Institute in Chicago to visit her parents, the James Howards. Albert Berkholtz left for western Kansas. Mrs. Roy Milner from Trenton, Missouri, arrives to visit sister Mrs. C. E. Williams. Mrs. Scott Evans did a Davenport business call. Lyons and daughter Edith visited with the Howards. Jessie’s birthday party hosted by friends. Myrtle Gustafson of Rock Island spent Sunday with Margaret Willey. M. Sherwood rents the Burke property at Sixth Street and Third Avenue and will move in after interior repairs. Miss Lillie Williams of Cleveland visits her sister Anna. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Dunn returned from Iowa Wednesday night.
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van Hoe
Rock Island
Sensibaugh
Moody Institute
Chicago
James Howard
Albert Berkholtz
Evering
Western Kansas
Roy Milner
Trenton
C. E. Williams
Scott Evans
Davenport
Lyons
Anna
Weekly Ladies' Union Meets Amid Family Illness
The Ladies' Union will meet weekly for a while due to the serious illness of Mr. Dunn's mother. Mrs. C. E. Williams will host this week's gathering, and Charles Myers is in Cambridge for the time being.
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Lagomarcino
Duluth, Minn
Thomas Scrivens
Western Railway Weighing Association and Inspection Bureau
la Crosse
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Minnie Brady
Frank Brady
Henry Heuck
Dorothy
Marie
Henry
Brady
Mary Moore
Locust
Judson Streets
West Sixth Street
Ireland
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James Lynch
West Fifth Street
B. B. Lasater
North Fourth Avenue
Mr. Cooper
Catarah Srstew
Nexancen
S.S.S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Fancy Cal
Larson & Larson Cash Grocers
7Th Ave
15Th St
Mutual Loan CO
Peoples National Lens Building
Rock Lid
Old West 122
Kfr
Goueene
Rock
Sland, Ill
Knabe
von Bulow
D'Albert
America
Totten
Second Avenue
Rock Island, Ill
Paridon Wall Paper Co
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