Turners Elect officers and Maysville Incorporates
Davenport Turngeminde holds annual officer election with First Speaker position left vacant Adolph Petersen Axel Fredersdorff Heinrich Stehn August Becker and others elected Also Maysville becomes incorporated town with Mayor Henry Klindt Jr and council members listed plus key officials Rev Maurice Hannon and Rev Matthias Loughlin receive temporary assignments Locust street paving opened to traffic Mayor Scott cites reduced death rate Bride and groom Elizabeth Grost and Herman Gruenhagen wed at Trinity German church July 4 cornerstone planned for St Paul the Apostle church with Donahoe and Bishop Davis attending Child dies after convulsions at 915 Rock Island Street death ruled not requiring inquest
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turners
Davenport Turngemeinde
William Gehrmann
Rot
Adolph Petersen
Axel Fredersdorff
Heinrich Stehn
August F. Becker
H. Dieser
Axel Drews
Kassenwall
Herman Petersen
Hans Reuter
Otto Witt
Zeugwart
Hugo Ranzow
Lovis Wendel
Frank Maehr
Charles Korn
Reinhard Wagner
St. Paul the Apostle
Tremont Avenue
Henry Street
Oakdale
C J. Donahoe
Pas Jier
Bishop Davis
Meat Inquiry At An End In St Louis Disclosure Report
Federal meat inspection investigation at the National stock yards ended yesterday and will be made public within a week by Secretary Wilson. The probe followed charges by J. F. Harms of Fremont Ohio about lax methods. Dr A D Melvin and George P McCabe led the inquiry. A federal vet testified stock died in pens were sold as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
East St. Louis
National Stock Yards
Washington
Wilson
Fremont
Ohio
A. D. Melvin
Animal Industry
George P. McCabe
Department of Agriculture
Harmsid
Local Social Notes and Resignations From Illinois Town
Reynolds John L. Miller returned from Gibson Tuesday morning. Miss Mary E. Wayne came back Saturday evening from Oxford Ohio after attending Western College for Women. Miss Isabel Hunter of Galesville Wisconsin returned home after a two week visit with Mrs A E McCaw in Eugene. Mildred and Millicent Wait spent a couple of days last week with their grandmother Mrs C C Wait. S D Wait has purchased the Storer Johnson cottage on Edgington street and will move with his family from Main street after improvements. Miss Pluma Haefele has secured a position as second grade teacher in Ladd Illinois. Mrs Mayall of Canton Illinois visits her daughter Mrs S D Wait. Mrs Elizabeth Coyne of Rock Island visits Miss Mary McKnight. G V Pettit attended a state editors meeting in Ottawa Illinois. Mrs Sadie Shaw Dagar and three
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John L. Miller
Gibson
Mary E. Wayne
Oxford
Ohio
Western College For Women
Isabel Hunter
Galesville
Wis
A. E. McCaw
Eugene
Mildred
Millicent Wait
C. C. Wait
S. D. Wait
Storer Johnson
Edgington Street
Main Street
Pluma Haefele
State Normal
del Kalb
Ladd, IL
Mayall
Canton
Elizabeth Coyne
Rock Island
Mary McKnight
G. V. Pettit
Ottawa
Sadie Shaw Dagar
Rock Island Area Social Notes Mention Weddings and Visits
The report lists multiple residents visiting relatives and guests over the week including J D Morrison and Amanda Carlson marrying at Rock Island, Marcia Stoddard visiting from Rock Island, and Rev David Loynd’s Baptist church ordination. It notes Mrs G Haefele, Estella Mallette, and others traveling to Joliet, DeKalb, and Davenport, with various Aldermans, clerics, and alumni banquet events in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estella Mallette
Davenport
Aml
David Loynd
Baptist Shurch
August Kipper
Helen
Ruth
Lucile
Kipper
R. L. Mallett
Martha Cozad
Wenona
Cyrus Gibson
Local visitors and travel notes from East Moline area
East Moline social notes report Mrs Sackville visiting Wednesday with friends in Geneseo. Mrs E Buck leaves Tuesday for an extended visit with her parents in Ottawa. Mrs R G Stange is sick. Dr and Mrs Sensibaugh leave Wednesday for an extended visit at Warren Minnesota, with plans to spend a few days in Minneapolis. Professor Hoffman left Tuesday for an unspecified destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sackville
Geneseo
E. Buck
Ottawa
R. G. Stange
Sensibaugh
Wedy
Warren, Minn
Minneapolis
Professor Hoffman
Parisian Sage Hair Tonic Promises Dandruff Cure
Beautifying ad touts Parisian Sage as the best hair tonic and dandruff cure. It claims refined appeal and invites readers to Harper House pharmacy for a bottle, offering a money back guarantee after a week if unsatisfied. A testimonial from Lottie Real notes improved growth and color after one bottle. Parisian Sage is priced at 50 cents a bottle, available at Opera House pharmacy or by prepaid express from Giroux Manufacturing Co.
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Harper House
Lottie Real
Mt. Hope Avenue
Rochester
N. Y
Opera House
Express
Giroux Manufacturing Company
Buffalo
Visit Highlights North Central Social News
A stream of visitors and trips fills the week in Lafayette and nearby towns. Margaret Willey returns from Aledo after two weeks while friends Martin Justus Indianapolis and Maude Porter Canistota study at William and Vashti College. Mrs. Fred Jordan and her children visit Geneseo, and Mrs. T H Potter and children tour Harlan Iowa with sister Mrs. Wyman Potter. Gilbert Renner Walnut NL visits Roy Williams, and John Duncan Brandsville ML stays with Grant Ki. Abrahamsons depart for New York en route to Sweden to assist Rev Henry at Union Chapel. Mrs. J H Crouse leaves for Isonville. Plymouth air meets at Mrs. George’s home.
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Lafayette
Ind
Margaret Willey
Aledo
Martin Justus
Indianapolis
Maude Porter
Canistota
William and Vasbti College
Fred Jordan
Stramburg
Geneseo
T. H. Potter
Harlan
Iowa
Wyman Potter
Gilbert Renner
Walnut
Roy Williams
John Duncan
Brandsville
Grant Ki
Abrahamson
New York
Sweden
Mr. Henry
Union Chapel
J. H. Crouse
Isonville
Plymouth Eir
George
What a Woman Will Not Do In Pursuit Of Beauty
A brazen advertisement claims no sacrifice is too great for a woman seeking restored beauty. It touts a herbal drink called Medicine or Lane's Tea as the most efficient aid for preserved skin, insisting it can do anything to restore youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
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Maysville
Bollinger
Henry Klindt, Jr
J. Steenbach
George H. Meyer
August Bues
Fritz Tentzner
Frank Kaczinski
John Hansen
Carl Severin
Maurice Hannon
Matthias Loughlin
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Loughlin
Ottumwa
Locust Street
Warren
Washington Streets
Scott
Bridge Avenue
Ion Street
A. J
Trinity Germany Church
Elizabeth Grost
Milwaukee
Herman Gruenhagen
Greif
Jailian Ihlefeldt
Bernhardt Gruenhagen
Waldo Kleckau
Gruenhagen
Peter Gruenhagen
George W. Scott
W. P. Shaneahan
Cit
K. of C
A. O. H., Foresters
James Fish
Rock Island Street
Belle
F. FE. Rudolf
George W. Mc Cashrin
Twenty-first Street
Spencey
W. H. Healey
J. W. Cavanaugh
G. Klotz
Thomas Lillis
Chris Lange
Ella Daly
ED Murrin
A. Ellica Rosenfield
Victor von Tieghem
C. Servey
John Russell
E. M’mahon
John Blake
Charles Oswald
Albert Meyer
Morris & Lewis
Board of Education
Frick’s
Third Avenue
Fourth Ward
George W. McCaskrin
A. H. Arp
John Weaver
Colona Road
Twenty-fifth Street
Tri-City
Northeastern
Hampton
Clara Peterson
Auto
Ferdinand Tent
Seventh Avenue
Tenth Street
A. C. Stouffer
Freeport
Moline Plow Company
Stouffer
Johannansen
Atertown Hospital
America
Altona
Henry Swanson
Hallgren
Silvis
Cecil Larson
Herman Larson
Marquette
LaSalle
Marquette Cement Mfg. Co
Marquette Building
Chicago
la Salle
Rock Island Land & Gravel CO
Rock Island, Ill
Rock Island Distributors
CHANNON @ DUFVA
West Seventeenth Street
Famil Thei
Ivan B. Nordbem
John Millett
Hamlet
Elizabeth Boney
Buffalo Prairie
Gust Olson
J.D. Morrison
Amanda Carlson
Marcia Stoddard
Mary EB. Wayne
Harry W. Cozad
East Moline
Roy
Brady Street
J. P. Williamson & CO
Second Avenue
Los Angeles
WM. Schaarman
Teal Estate, Insurance and Loans
People's National Bank
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