Davenport Outshines on Excursion and Commencement
The Baptist Sunday school picnic travels to Mississippi park on Capt Blair's boat with a 9 20 departure from the levee and return by 7 p m. Davenport high school graduates from the class of 1905 hold commencement at Turner hall with diplomas for 52 students in a program of orations and music. A runaway horse-drawn delivery wagon caused a collision near the 5 8 shoe store, injuring no one. A federal court session settled a land loan dispute involving the Bank of Dixon and Durant Savings Bank, leading to dismissal. A Davenport business club push continues with a meeting led by P Walsh and Louis Le Claire to raise 40 000 for a new civic initiative. The coroner’s jury found no blame in the death of Mrs. Richland who was struck while crossing Milwaukee road tracks two miles above Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptists
Mississippi Park
Capt
Blair
Che Columbia
Davenport
Davenport High School
Turner Hall
Turner
Bipdness Men's Association
P.'r Walsh
Davenport Business Men's Ansociation
Louis le Claire
Wax
Eli
Mary Riehlund
Milwaukee Road
Buffalo
20 Years of Agony Ended headline note
Under date of September 9, Mr SP Keyes of 149 Congress Street Boston describes twenty five years of severe suffering from a terrible condition. He says doctors and hospitals offered no relief after months of treatment and he believed there was no help until hearing of a trial treatment that brought relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SP. Keyes
Congress Street
Boston
Cuticura Set Promises Complete Treatment Guide
Vintage advertisement touts Cuticura the Set for pimples to scrofula with hot water cleansing and soap, skin softening crust removal, itch relief, and healing. It promotes Cuticura Treatment Pills to cleanse the blood, claiming effectiveness when other remedies fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turing
Witness Describes Night Collision Light Source
Anthony Richland testified he saw a head light near the crash site while driving with Bev. He believed the light came from a Milwaukee engine that had struck them or from the rear light of the Rock Island freight train that had just passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Richland
Bev
Rock Island
Rain Aids Growth Of Crops In Illinois Districts
The weekly Illinois crop report notes warm weather and recent rains boosting growth in northern and central areas for oats and wheat, with harvest starting in southern and central districts. Drought persists in parts of the southern and central regions, while corn shows rapid growth and rye and other crops vary in condition across districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cort
Weather Bureau For
Illinois
Timothy
Ourty
Hotels Listed Across Multiple Cities In Advertised Directory
A long roster of hotels and likely attendees appears including Harper-Nate L in Chicago, J J Harrington in Kansas City, U S Musick in St Louis, A C Eastman in Chicago, H W Wil marth and wife in St Louis, and many other names across Chicago, New York, St Louis, Peoria, Muscatine, Dubuque, and Cincinnati. The piece reads like an advertising directory with names of hotels, proprietors, and a line promoting DeWitt's Little Early Risers pills for digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Harper
Nate L
Manin
Chicago
J. J. Harrington
Kansas City
U.S. Musick
St. Louis
Ho G. Farhorn
Peoria
A.C. Eastman
JC. W. Montgomery
L. Elsendrath
Albrams
J. Bachatanooga
C. Hirschi
St Dunne
New York
I. McMichael
York
A. S. Ash
J. W. Mowery
Gus Spauling
Charles Brown
G. W. Dieback
Mae Waltam
Morenee API
Muscatine
O. M. Roads
Parker
M. Burke
Steeling
Kenbaueh
Quines
George Liebtyllot
J. Snow
D. F
Pee el Cmeago
Charles City
de Ives
Neweeacre Suir
Clneinnagl
Rock Island
Nell Hurley
Galesburg
K. Harring
WB. Moore
J. B. Sanborn
H. M. Clarkson
FC. Lefeld
Silver City
N. Y
Med. Barker
H.W. Wilmarth
Wooburn
Hilladale
Crawford
Tomlinson
Dubuque
J Ro Weber
St. Loui
John Kosushok
Peortas C.J. Latter
Mod Roright
Paul
Peter R. Leonard
Harry
DeWitt
Memorial Services for Knights of Pythias Next Sunday
Knights of Pythias in Moline plan a memorial service next Sunday with assembly at 4 34 and march to the hall side. Axel Koller will deliver the address, W W Johnson will call to order, Harry Watt will read prayer, and Svea Male Quartet will sing. Graveside flowers and flags will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
K. Hall
Ouv
Axel Koller
W. Johnson
Harry Watt
W. B. Kent
B.C. Ed Kitensen
Svea
Notes of the River: vessels in port and currents
The Helen Biar is in port from the south The Georgies Isaac Stay ples Ruth and Eelipse were down Paul the Lydhe Van Sant JW Van Sinc Ruth and Eelipsy were north. Mississippi forecast to fall rapidly from below Dubogne Mescarine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Biair
Georgies
Isaac Stayples
Ruth
Eelipse
Paul
Lydhe van Sant
JW. van Sinc
Eelipsy
Mississippi
Dubogne
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J. M. Buford
Kates
Allied Benjanine
Makers
London
Math’s
MATH
Leo Victor
Shine Parlor
Roch Island
John Volk & Co
Eighteenth Street
Palace of Sweets
Aed
Seoe Teraetcus
Sareruils
H.M. Henley
Darcaper
A. Martin's Krocery
Beuthien
Marty J. McFarland
Bank of Dixon
M. Beuthien
A. Beuthien
Durane Savings Bank
D. H. Snake
Bank of Durant
McPherson
Federal Court
Chambers
Lac Qua Parle
Minnesota
Martin Beuthiot
Durant Suvl Bank
Bani
People's Credit Clothing
Twentieth Street
Moline
Europe
Harry Good
John Good
H Il
Nce
Germany
Switzerland
Sidney Hammerquis
Andy
Yul Sabeae
Bert
Mary J. Keehne
Garfield Avenue
Pinkhese
Lynn
Mass
Fifteenth Street
Jon FP. Warren
Jack
St Anthony's Hospital
Treland
Newsberryport
Masa
Athol
Mr. Warren
Molder
Deere & Manaur Company
Moline Plow Company
Barnard & Leas
Warren
Michael
Nashua
Nay
Marr
Lowell
Julia
Margaret
Portland
Maine
Edward Merrell
Fez
J. G. Hoek
South Moline
Marc
Ter
Spencer L. Johnson
Met
Samuel Johnson
Thirteenth Street
George
Adolph Erickson
Ebba
Deborah
John R Kennett
Mentor
Ols
Celal
Mennett
Deere & Co
Deere & Mansur Company
Yeure AY
Alorkey
Windy City
Joeat
Wan Wits
W. Crampton
de & Mansur
Apent
Hennett
Mary Koehne
J. Ramser
Cashmore
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