Davenport Real Estate Board elects officers and marriages listed
Licensed to wed are Edward L Schnoor and Selma A Garner Davenport Rich ard Meijer and Lena Baborski London Jene J Buckner and Lottie Mills Davenport Walter D Oakley Buffalo Minn and Catherine Van Evera Davenport. Real Estate Board officers elected President H H Vogt Vice President Ed Tallman Secretary Treasurer W A Watts. Missing three weeks Frank Holmes sought by police after leaving Windsor hotel clues scarce. Open verdict on drownings William Shelton and Bessie Jarrett at Suburban Island. Reversal of petition in two divorce suits asked by defendants. Disher bound over on assault with intent to murder. New pastor called Rev W R Lewis for Berea Church. Obituary Lena Bunker died near Fresno S D. eight children survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Schnoor
Selma A. Garner
Davenport
Richard Meijer
Lena Baborski
London
Jene J. Buckner
Lottie Mills
Walter D. Oakley
Buffalo, Minn
Catherine van Evera
Real Estate Board
The
Real Estate Association
Commercial Club
H H. Vogt
Ed Tallman
W. A. Watts
Frank Holmes
Windsor Hotel
George D. Metheney
Rose Metheney
William Schalow
Henry Kelson
Kelson
Sammael Hirschi
Grace Hirschi
Knight of the Silver Star in Drussenland saga
In a sprawling fantasy chapter Verrall plots to rescue a princess amid treachery. He confronts Count Vasca as rival forces clash near Yadasara while the princess drives a war from the throne in a perilous bid for liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Verrall
O'Ryan
Verrall Verrall
Verrall
Count Vasca
Drussenland
Vasca
Mat
Vasea
Yadasara
Yadasata
Reynolds Bound Over in Silvis Rail Yard Case
Reynolds held to grand jury by Justice J. Lee Crowder on a serious charge filed by Delia Crouch. Bail set at 500 dollars. unable to furnish security, he was jailed. Reynolds pleaded guilty to the lodged charge. A child in Moline was burned when hot water spilled from a bucket. the infant suffered burns to both feet and a hand as the mother prepared a bath. City officers in East Moline were reappointed. Chief Louis Barnhoeft and patrolmen retained. Standpipe plans debated. committee urged a 350000 gallon standpipe on the bluff near the current facility, raising East Moline’s water capacity to 500000 gallons with a reservoir. Obituary notes Mrs. John A. Larson of Moline, long connected with the Plow Company, died after a week’s illness. she leaves a husband, four sisters, four brothers, three uncles, and one aunt. Burial occurred at Riverside cemetery.
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Disher
John Disher
Roddewig
Kinney
Sanford
Sixth
Warren Streets
Reynolds
Felix Reynolds
Silvis
J. Lee Crowder
Delia Crouch
Justice Crowder
Reynold
Robert
Sidney Beaver
Sixth Avenue
East Moline
Louis Barnhoeft
Edward Glasgow
Peter van Neste
Fred Schuester
J. S. Evans
Bunn Parr
William McKaulsky
Grant Fair
J. C. McDowell
Rufus Walker
Floyd C. Todd
Board of Local Improvements
John A. Larson
Twenty-second Street
Charlotte Sophia Hemmingson
Morlanda
Kalmar County
Sweden
America
Moline Plow Company
Myrtle Rebekahs
Moline
Larson
Minnie Strom
Augusta Carlson
Emily Carlstom
Sigred Hemmingson
Chicago
Joseph P
Nome
Alaska
C. Albert
Fred F
Axel E. Hemmingson
C. O
John
Axel O. Hemmingson
Sophia Hemmingson
Riverside Cemetery
Daria Returns as Knight Seeks Hope in Dangerous Camp
The narrator finds solace with Daria after a tense camp reconnaissance. He notes discipline gaps among the knights and recalls Vasca while longing for steady support. In a silent reunion, Daria yields to his pleas, and he vows to defend her as danger looms.
To Yadasara We Search For a Trusted Path
Clinton and Daria forge a tense bond as they plan a perilous march to Yadasara to rescue him. They debate Count Vasca, a suspected traitor, and organize trusted companies to defend the expedition. Daria asserts strength and courage while plotting with Sir Walen and Jasar for the looming threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Daria
Sir Walen
Yadasara
Drussenland
Command Roles In A Secrecy Shrouded Military Plot
A confidential dialogue reveals a central force planning a night strike on a capital, with two wings led by Sir Walen and Sir Verrall, while Sir Walen and Sir We command the left wing and a warning that an untold escape has undermined the expedition amid a clerical report noting record church membership growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walen
Verralll
Mother Church Elects Officers at Boston Meeting
At the annual business meeting of the Christian Science Mother Church in Boston on June 7 officers were elected. Judge Clifford P. Smith of Boston was chosen president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Scientists
Boston
The
Christian Science Mother Church
Clifford P. Smith
Old Time Prescription Hair Tonic Sold By Drugstores
An old-time prescription is described as a modern product combining sage and sulphur for darkening hair and aiding growth. Historically difficult to obtain, the tonic is now available from up-to-date druggists, with Wyeth Chemical Company supplying bottles to Harper House Pharmacy upon receipt of the price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hss
Stich
Wyeth Chemical Company
Cortlandt Bt
New
Cardus Promoted By Gard City Woman In Testimonial
A letter from Mrs James Hamner of Garden City Kansas endorses Cardus as a safe clean vegetable tonic for womanly troubles claiming she would not be alive today without it. The note urges other women to try Cardus via their druggist for gentle effective relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Kan
James Hamner
Cardut
Cardus
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Rock Island Argus
Max Pahl
Bert Hayes
P. M. Gilloley
William Shelton
Bessie Jarrett
Mississippi
Island
W. R. Lewis
Maquoketa
Berea
Lewis
Johnstown
Lena Bunkler
Blue Grass
Freshno
S. D
Robert E. Bunker
South Dakota
Silvier Stair
Percy Brebner
Drussens
Knight
Jasar
Aldrida
Valen
Valen Vasen
Wailea
R. F. Fenno
Sir Verrall
Vacca
Vacuum Insulating Company
John C. Lathrop
New York
Grace E. Collins
Stephen A. Chase
Fall River
John V. Dittemore
Mother Church
Math’s Bread
MATH
Second Avenue
Ofce
Umeas
Mng Physicians of Europe
Business New
Middle West
Backache
Pevchey
Chicago Medical Institute
Third Street
Iowa
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