Boy Is Run Over by Delivery Wagon in Davenport
Ten year old Vincent Ferrell, son of Mr and Mrs Patrick Ferrell of North Mound, was injured when he fell from a Shanley and Huot grocery wagon at Fifteenth and LeClaire as the horse pulled away. The rear wheel passed over his stomach but he is expected to recover.
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Vincent Ferrell
Patrick Farrell
North Mound Street
Fifteenth and
LeClaire Streets
Shanley & Huot
LeClaire
Vincent
Moline Factory Shuts For Two Weeks For Inventory
The Moline Wagon company will close its plant tomorrow for two weeks to take the annual inventory. Management says prospects look good for a busy season and the plant will resume operations within two weeks after the shutdown.
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Moline Wagon Company
E Girl Still Occupies Attention
A street survey shows people praising an advertising stunt for E-C Girl and its food product. Respondents note improved breakfast habits and family appeal with the slogan E-C is the stuff finding favor among adults and children alike.
Milan News In Brief With Local Visits And Movements
Mrs. John Price and her son John of Coal Valley visited with Mrs. Price’s sister Mrs. James McQuaid. George Sydnor Jr recently returned home in Milan after three years at Bethel Military Academy Virginia and now holds a captain’s commission signed by the Virginia governor. Multiple Milan residents and visitors are noted including A. P. Nelson, Thomas Scott of Davenport, Newton Winterslice and brother Al of Davenport, J. C. Miller of Reynolds, James Johnston from Champaign, and Samuel Heath moving back to Milan with improvements. The steamer Marion arrived from Sterling with Col Bixby and Captain Wheeler aboard. Fred Shellman suffers rheumatism but improves.
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John Price
John
Coal Valley
Alex Medill
Newton Winterslice
Clinton
Brother al
Davenport
Milan
J. C. Miller
Reynolds
J. H. Criswell
George Crawford
James Johnston
Champaign
R. P. Wood
Moline
Samuel Heath
Toulon
Mr. Heath
James McQuaid
D. Taylor Robinson
Los Angeles
Cal
Rock Island
Jennie N. Spencer
R. McLaughlin
Charles Gaylord
A. P. Nelson
Myrtle Graham
South Heights
Marion
Sterling
Colonel Bixby
Engineers’ Office
Chicago
Captain Wheeler
Fred Shellman
Rose Hill and Zuma Observing Children’s Day Services
Sunday observances planned at Rose Hill in the morning and at Zuma and Joslin in the evening. Programs are being prepared. Local residents: Frank Sears traveled to Chicago and back. William Nicholson and family visitors from Rock Island spent time near Hillsdale and Zuma. Boyd McMichael attended a Galesburg horse sale. A committee arranged with Moline Organs to outfit Rose Hill church with a new organ. Edna Mumma and Misses Swagler attended Port Byron commencement. Holmes Mumma returned from Knox College in Galesburg. Mrs. Albina Holsapple improved after asthma attack. Promotional note: Rocky Mountain Tea from Harper House Pharmacy.
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Zuma
Joslin
Frank Sears
Chicago
William Nicholson
Rock Island
William
Hillsdale
Jesse
Boyd McMichael
Galesburg
Moline
Moline Organs Factory
Edna Mumma
Andalusia News Briefs and Local Visits
Gladys Parmenter of Gilman Iowa visits at the home of Mr and Mrs Seth Leeman. Burglary at Charles Huntleys with Rollin’s bank robbed of about six dollars. Annie and Clara Burmeister visit Davenport relatives. Mrs John Hindermeister and Joanne of Iowa visiting kin. Mrs B Wiggemeier and baby of Rock Island visit Stropes family. Funeral for George Spickler held Tuesday at 4 pm at Baptist church conducted by Rev J R Spiller.
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Gladys Parmenter
Gilman
Iowa
Seth Leeman
Charles Huntley
Little
Devoe Lead and Zinc Paint Ad Warns of Cheaper Substitutes
An old advertisement warns buyers to avoid cheaper paints, arguing lower price means more gallons and longer labor. It urges choosing Devoe Lead and Zinc, claiming cost per gallon favors higher quality painter’s work and efficiency.
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Devoe
Local Notices and Family Updates From Nearby Town
Obituary notes pay tribute to Mr Spickler as a kind husband and father. Ben Stropes leaves for Omaha. Miss Katherin Boney visits from Rock Island. Mrs John Hammond and Willie of Sears visit Burgoyne home. Mrs Jake Glazier cared for by Kane family. she sits up slowly hoping for improvement. Sam Goode’s children suffer measles, five affected but progressing.
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Mr. Spickler
Ben Stropes
Omaha
Neb
Katherin Boney
Rock Island
John Hammond
Willie
Sears
Charles Burgoyne
Jake Glazier
John Kane
Sam Goode
Silvis Local Notes and Incidents
Silvis reports a traveling engineer Charles Remire calling in on Monday while Glover an electrician at Silvis Shops suffered a severe injury lifting a heavy load Saturday and was rushed to Moline city hospital in critical condition. Jessica Don Carlos returns home next Saturday from Iowa City for summer vacation. Ice cream and strawberry sociable planned in Silvis for Baptist church fund. Mrs Rose Hostetter and children move to Grinnell Iowa. Mrs James Wright and daughter visited Silvis on Sunday.
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Charles Remire
Silvis
Mr. Glover
Moline City
Glover
South Bend
Ind
Jessica Don Carlos
Iowa City
Iowa
The
Baptist Church
Rose Hostetter
Sixth Street
Grinnell
James Wright
South Rock Island
Local Social Notes Include Visits From Several Towns
Mrs Frank Irwin and sister Mrs Ben Outlap of South Rock Island visited Wednesday. Mrs Godfrey Schneider at Center Point Iowa and Mrs Eckhardt of Edgington visited with Dr Peter Eckhardt. Lois Huber of Des Moines Iowa will spend summer at home. Mrs Elsie Schaum and Mrs Josephine Johnson of Rock Island visited with Mrs F B Garnett. Ed Pierce’s 1 1 2 year old son was cut badly in pantry accident. Dr Eckhardt stitched five stitches. Corn and oats fields described as badly damaged.
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Frank Irwin
Ben Outlap
South
Rock Island
Godfrey Schneider
Center Point
Towa
Eckhardt
Edgington
Peter Eckhardt
Lois Huber
Des Moines
Elsie Schaum
Josephine Johnson
F. B. Garnett
Ed Pierce
Dr. Eckhardt
Zemo: A Promising Cure for Eczema, Claims St Louis Chemist
A St Louis chemist reports discovering a simple local treatment named Zemo that allegedly cures eczema and other skin diseases by eliminating skin germs. Harper House pharmacy endorses Zemo as effective and trustworthy, asserting it will perform as claimed.
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St. Louis
Zemo
Harper House Pharmacy
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