Returns of Estate and Multiple Local Notices
Judge D W Jackson orders $137 50 paid to M V Gannon from the Kiley estate after a widow's written release. Licenses granted in Davenport Walcott LeCrosse Peoria and Buffalo among others. A writ keeps a Davenport child in Iowa pending Dallas court action. Cacocum Sugar Company incorporates in Davenport with $50 000 capital. Obituary notices for Major M L Marks Edward Mueller Mrs Sarah M Dyer and others. Local society items report teachers, dinners, visits, and community events in Davenport Rock Island East Moline and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Jackson
District Court
Kiley
M. V. Gannon
Patrick Kiley
McFarland
G. I. Francis
J. I. Lamb
Paul Lagomarcino
J. W
Itching Burning Skin Poison Explained
An item asserts skin itching and burning come from a bloodstream toxin rather than local skin issues. It warns elimination channels are blocked, calls the skin a final outlet, and urges a non topical remedy to clear the blood rather than salves or lotions.
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Advertises Health Drink
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea promotes daily use to tone vital organs, purify blood, and restore health. The ad claims a 105 cup yield per package and offers tablet form for 35 cents, with W. T. Hartz as the apothecary contact at 301 20th St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
W. T. Hartz
Drugeist
20Th St
Orion Community Notes Highlight Departures and Events
Dr. P. Brodine and son Phil depart Thursday for Sweden to stay abroad three months amid the doctor’s poor health. The public school closed for the day with student participation. School will close Friday for the year. teachers except the principal reappointed. Rev. A. E. Soder gave the baccalaureate at M. E. church. Swedish Lutheran pulpit filled by an Augustana student. Mr and Mrs Streed visited Woodhull to see the grandmother. Cement sidewalk work begins before the Baptist parsonage. Rev. Mr Andrith spoke at Decoration services. only eight veterans attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Brodine
Phil
Sweden
Kirkland
Cambridge
Ella Hiller
Percy
A. E. Soder
M. E
Swedish Lutheran Church
Augustana College
Sunday School Plans and Local Visits Report
Edgington notes the Sunday school children prepare for day exercises on the second Sunday in June. Mrs. Ralph Wood of Des Moines visits her Parmenter relatives. James McCarty and family from Iowa visit the McCarty sisters. Miller Westbay visits Davenport. Missionary society met at Mrs. Albert Oaks home June 2 from 2 to 5 pm, supper served. Miss Gertrude Kelly returns from Elk City Okla. Ellen McCarty visits near Aledo with her aunt Mrs. Horn. Roy Patterson is working in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Moline
J. P. Peterson
L. A. Williams
Willey
Memorial Christian Church
Rock Island
Charles Parrott
Ladies’ Union
Olga Zude
Sherrard
John Dormady
Herman Blohm
Henry
Geneseo
Fair
Murray
Indiana
Charles Brundige
Ottawa
E. J. Wilson
Louise Milleon
Alice Willey
Colona
Grinnell School
Ferguson
Hayden
Lincoln School
Campbell's Island
M. A. Ingergell
Miss Roentner
Pearl Shallberg
Rhoda Peterson
Clinton
Rena Dunbar
Albert de Geeter
Stella
Lizzie Callawaert
Moline
Belgium
The
Christian Mission
Mr. Aldene
Ralph Wood
Des Moines
Willard Parmenter
James McCarty
Iowa
McCarty
Miller Westbay
Davenport
Ladies of the Missionary Society
Albert Oaks
Gertrude Kelly
Local families visit relatives and the old settlers memorial
Andalusia and surrounding towns saw numerous visits over the week with Muscatine Rock Island Davenport and Milan residents staying with kin and friends. The old settlers memorial services were well attended and the Baptist Social society fundraiser dinner cleared 30 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball
Muscatine
Gill Hobart
Cyrus Kennedy
Rock Island
Julia Bigler
Milan
Julia Hartman
Mary Dickman
Bessie Beeler
Josephine Strohmeter
Leo White
White
T. Simmons
Lawrence Ganson
Davenport
Ed Simmons
H. Hintz
Indiana
Henry Thompkins
Elmer Lee
Lee
John Stropes
Wells Strohmeier
Strohmeier
William Strohmeier
Clarence Skinner
Bull
Buffalo Prairie
Jake Gleason
John Kane
Mary Moore
Jay Shadle
Moline
Delos Holmes
Jennie Thompson
Ladies of the Baptist Social Society
Real Estate Transfers and Catarrh Cure Ad
Real estate transfers show Antonie Hartz to Rudolph Koch, Ed Westerlund to Andrew Anderson, and Jacob J. Mason to Jacob Miller with amounts listed. An advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a claimed cure with a $100 reward for failures and endorsements from F. J. Cheney & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonie Hartz
Rudolph Koch
Old Town
Rock Island
Ed Westerlund
Andrew Anderson
Columbia Park
South Moline
Jacob J. Mason
Jacob Miller
Lower Addition
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Deere & Co Picnic Date Set for June 30
In Moline several brief items include a planned Deere & Co picnic for June 30 with Colonel W D Wiman coordinating arrangements. Expect a family friendly event with afternoon sports and skill contests between Shop and office teams and prizes for winners. Committees are to be named and plans finalized.
Instant Relief for Sore Feet From TIZ Remedy
A testimonial touts TIZ as a cure for tender feet used by policemen worldwide. The ad claims TIZ clears pores, removes poisonous exudations, prevents limp, and promises renewed feet. available at druggists for 25 cents or by mail from Walter Luther Dodge & Co. Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emsy Harrell
Austin
Texas
Walter Luther Dodge & Co
Dodge Building
Chicago
Retired farmer ends long farming career after 43 years
The subject spent 43 years in farming before retiring a year ago. He dedicated his life to agricultural work and remained active on his farm until retirement.
Zuma Childrens Day Service and Local Socials Highlight Week
Zuma community notes include a Sunday school convention program led by John Hauberg and Mr. Osborn of Moline at Hillsdale. Attendees report strong turnout at sociables, fund-raises near sixteen dollars, and upcoming meetings with Grace Martin. William Whiteside and wife visited. Beal buys a new automobile. obituary for Hans F Brandt born 1832 in Holstein Germany. Funeral held at Mrs. Wainwright’s home with burial at Bethesda cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Marks
Paris
Davenport
Pronk
New York
Louis Marks
Chicago
Unitarian Church
Arthur M. Judy
L. Lilliefors
Oakdale
Rockingham Road
Edward Mueller
Germany
America
Missouri Light Artillery
Mary Mueller
William
Oregon
Mary Stoeterau
Sarah M. Dyer
James Dyer
Pleasant Valley
Andd
Samuel Hedges
Olive Beardsley
Green Bay
Wis
Oakdale Cemetery
Martha Louise McNamer
West Second Street
Ohio
Joseph McNamer
James Wood
Everett Wood
Fruitland
Town
Boies
Rose Hill
Hillsdale
John Hauberg
Osborn
Moline
Frank Daily
Albany
Sylvester Daily
William Whiteside
Clyde Wake
Frank Wake
Grace Martin
Pasco
Frank Talbee
Indiana
Charles Richardson
Iowa
George Wake
Samuel Beal
Hans F. Brandt
Holstein
Zuma
Minnie Wainwright
Catherine E. Boch
Brandt
August
Thomas
Adair
Ewa
Ricca Rice
Loraine
George
Coe
Henry
Wainwright
Pethesda Cemetery
In Memory of General Custer Monument Dedication Draws Noted Attendees
Interest swells nationwide as Monroe Michigan unveils an equestrian statue of General George A. Custer by Edwin C. Potter. Invited guests include President Taft, with Michigan officials selecting the artist after a state appropriation. The sculpture depicts Custer surveying enemy positions before a gallop, intended as a heroic center-piece in Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Custer
Monroe
Mich
Taft
Edwin C. Potter
Greenwich
Conn
Michigan
Wolverine
George G. Briggs
J. H. Kidd
F. Nims
Mr. Potter
Slocum
Gettysburg
Potter
Seventh Cavalry
Custer
Terry
Custer's Last Stand Remembered In Historic Retelling
A vivid account recounts General Custer meeting 6000 Sioux at the Little and Big Horn junction on June 26. Custer attacks boldly with three detachments, Reno and Benteen advancing separately, and a Sioux circle closes. A Crow scout hints at escape, but Custer refuses. He dies with his men, leaving no survivors to tell the tale. The biographer notes Custer’s truth, bravery, and temperance as core traits, while tribal customs around dying are described through anecdotes of Standing Elk and Major McLaughlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry
Custer
Little
Big Horn
Major Reno
Benteen
Custers
Standing Elk
James McLaughlin
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Guaranteed Refund Offer
An advertisement notes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy sold with a guarantee. If not satisfied after using two thirds of a bottle per directions, you receive a refund. Sold by all druggists.
Rescue the Back With Doans Kidney Pills
Rock Island citizen J E Pierce recounts long suffering from kidney complaints and backache and credits Doan's Kidney Pills with improvement. He bought them at Harper House pharmacy, calls the remedy fine kidney medicine, and recommends them to others. Price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan’s and take no other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
J. E. Pierce
Third Avenue
Rock Island, Ill
Doan
Harper House
Foster-Milburn Company
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Doana
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henry L. Hansen
Ada Aageson
Emil M. Harmsen
Ethel N. Nutting
Harry Wilson
Hulda Mueller
Walcott
William J. Koch
LeCrosse
Margaret L. Wendland
Blue Grass
Joseph E. Evans
Bettendorf
Vera H. Martzehahn
Frank A. Jahn
Mason City
Anna K. Mohr
John H. Barker
Glen Falls
Harriett P. Fisher
Owen Dimon
Peoria
Anna M. Beal
Buel Thompson
Flora E. Steen
Charles E. Noel
Noel Station
Anna M. Tellner
Mr. Joy
George Decker French
Anna Dorothea Lischer
Dallas
S. H. Hill
Rocky Mountain
Orion
Edgington
OUR Office
Peoples National Bank Building
Mutual Loan Company
Old Phone West 122
Andalusia
Court House Record
Joe Lemph
Lemph
Fourth Avenue
Herman Peters
Eighteenth Street
Silvis
O. S. Lindvall
J. W. Kleyla
Mechanics’ & Merchants’ Savings Bank
Edward Jones
H. F. Vierich
R. M. Johnson
Edward Vierich
Belle Vanderburgh
E. A. Pierr
Pierr
Fourth Street
Marquette
Pierz
John McKaulsky
City Hospital
Tiz
General Custer
Standard Oil Company
Pittsburg
Walsh
Dr. Walsh
A. B. Waits
Laddsedale
J. Maroff
Wilton Jc
Chicago Medical Institute
W. Third Street
McCullord Bldg
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