Davenport Headlines Salisbury Hours and Local Real Estate
Davenport saloon hours face uncertainty under Moon law with July 4 as effect date. first round of closures planned for 40 excess saloons. Real estate changes hands include 814 Iowa street transfer to Huot heirs and 30 acre sale near city. Youthful incident involves a near-miss shooting by a 7-year-old in Davenport. Quarterly dividends set for Davenport Savings Bank. local district court filings include estate administration bids and business transfers. Shipping arrivals include Davenporters aboard the Lincoln in Plymouth. Major public works updates cover Davenport Levee Improvement Commission plans and railings. Marriage licenses issued to multiple Davenport residents. Mrs Schoop enjoys her first railway ride in Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Street
Anna Katherine Huot
Court House
Francis J. B. Huot
Victor L. Huot
Edward A. Huot
Joseph Huot
A. A. Arnold
E. J. Dougherty
Christ Schoop
West Fifth Street
Davenport
Local Notes From Taylor Ridge and Surrounding Areas
Taylor Ridge residents report visits from the Brookman family and Mrs Elizabeth Schneider at Mrs Anna Hintermeister’s home. M E church plans an ice cream sociable at August Hartman’s home on Thursday evening June 26. Nellie Hintermeister visits with sister Mrs John Lowe of Preemption. Mrs Henry Sparks and children from Shelbyville IL visit Mr and Mrs James Bowes. Corn Hofer calls on from Rock Island. Mrs Keulah Wood and son Charles return from DeKalb. Edna and Nellie Hartman stay with elder sister Mrs Reinhold Zwicker of Preemption. Deloris Eckhardt previously studied in DeKalb NL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Brookman
Elizabeth Schneider
Anna Hintermeister
M. E. Church
August Hartman
Nellie Hintermeister
John Lowe
Henry Sparks
Shelbyville, IL
James Bowes
Misa Corn Hofer
Rock Island
Keulah Wood
Charles
DeKalb, Il
Edna and
Neilie Hartman
Eldter
Reinhold Zwicker
Deloris Eckhardt
DeKalb, NL
Aked Renounces Britain Becomes American Citizen
San Francisco June 25 Dr Charles F Aked former Rockefeller church pastor in New York has renounced allegiance to Great Britain and become an American citizen. He says he is a republican hating monarchy and kingly trappings and loves America for liberty and opportunity to grow and develop. He cites space to feel one’s limbs and the God given life as key freedoms. He also notes the Western world as the site of evolution’s consummate flower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Charles F. Aked
England
Rockefeller
New York
Aked
Great Britain
George
Edward
America
Liberty
Midland creditors must be filed before Saturday
An order from Peoria requires a complete list of Midland creditors to be filed there by Saturday. The sale of plant parts is planned between now and the 30th, with valuations needed to apportion proceeds. Bids must be submitted by the 30th, else sale may be canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland
Peoria
Orion and area notes from the week in town
Orion items include Miss Sigma Brodine visiting Rock Island, Dr. J. E. Magnuson in the tri cities, Charles Weborg returning from near Cambridge, and a well attended open air park concert by the Orion orchestra and chorus. Local society meetings, visits, and summer assignments are noted along with a church picnic plan and a maple strawberry sale. An ad promotes Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver tablets with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Brodine
Rock Island
E. T. Anderton
J. E. Magnuson
Tri-Cities
Charles Weborg
Cambridge
Orion Orchestra
M. E. Home Missionary Society
L. R. Bothwell
Edna Magnuson
Andover
William Kettering
Nena Graham
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Ernest Shult
Abingdon
M. E. Sunday
Jordan
Woman Recovers After Treatment With Vegetable Compound
Cary Maine resident Mrs Haywayp Sowers shares a personal testimony about Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restoring her health after severe pain, loss of appetite, and fatigue. She credits the remedy with eliminating need for an operation and invites others to seek guidance from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co for confidential advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary
Maine
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E.pinkham
Mrs. Haywayp Sowers
Obituary Record Mrs George Owen East Moline
Mrs George Owen of East Moline died at home on Tuesday afternoon after a two year illness with heart disease. Born Jeanie Bowser in Louisville on January 12 1845 she married George Owen in 1871. The family lived in Moline from 1904 to 1911 and Mrs Owen was active in the Swedenborgian church and local clubs. Survived by husband four children Ethel Helen Allan and Lillian the bowser family mourns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Owen
East Moline
Second Avenue
Jeanie Bowser
Louisville
Chicago
Tri-Cities
Moline
Woman's Club
Knitting Club
Ethel
Washington, D. C
Helen H
New York City
Allan F
Lillian
Anta Bowser
Milan and nearby greet visiting relatives in illinois town
Local notes list many visitors and residents in Milan Illinois and surrounding towns. Elizabeth Lucas visits Jacksonville James Allsbrow Davenport Pearl Hasting Sterling NL visits sister Mrs Schultz Laura Schultz returns from Sterling Ill. George Cady and Scott families travel. Mrs Wise in Barstow. church Ladies Aid gatherings. Epworth league delegates in Geneseo. several people entertain guests from Moline Rock Island Cincinnati and Cincinnati area. Rev. Shaw to preach at town hall June 29. Presbyterian church improvements progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Lucas
Jacksonville
James Allsbrow
Davenport
Pearl Hasting
Sterling
B. Schultz
William Driggs
Walter Scott
H. Alexander
East Moline
Laura Schultz
Sterling, Ill
John Allsbrow
Moline
Rock
George R. Cady
Woodhull
George Scott
Nellie Trout
Alphretta
Galesburg
Ill
Frank Sherbine
Scanlan
Marseilles
Scott Allen
Kate Hicks
Cincinnati
Ohio
Margiletti
Amanda Allsbrow
Wise
Barstow
W. D. Kitchen
W. D. Hobbs
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Willey
Lyndon
Nelson
Charles Coleman
Harry Cosner
Geneseo
Epworth League
M. E
Campbell's Island
Grethel Ausbrook
Jessie Thacher
Rock Island
Katy White
F.M. Sinnett
Milan
E. L. Rheadarmer
James Arends
Arend
R. B. Girton
Dixon
West Bend
Iowa
Milan Club Plans Picnic and Ice Cream Social
The Milan Monday club met with Miss Marla Milstead to plan their annual picnic and an ice cream sociable set for Thursday July 3 at the M. E. church lawn. The afternoon featured games, music, and a dainty lunch served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marla Milstead
M. E. Church Lawn
Carl Berkemeyer
Texas
Merkemeyer
Alice Ringgold
Rock Island
Ada Martin
Bernie Hull
Allen Eddy
Geneseo Mondry
Ruge
Irene Saulpaugh
Katherine White
Arthur Carle
Dillon Sperry
Sidney Wiggins
Frances Mullane
Moline
John Martin
Bowling Township
Milan
D. T. Robertson
Milan Presbyterian Church
Lois
Robertson
Chelsea
Iowa
Hemriet
Anderson Forrest Spickler Weds Isabel Frame in Enmore Australia
Forrest G Spickler son of Mr and Mrs Spickler and Miss Isabel Ruth Frame of Enmore New South Wales Australia were married June 7 at 230 pm in Enmore The couple will reside at Thirroul NSW Relatives and friends from Davenport East Moline Rock Island and nearby towns visited and spent time with families as news notes describe travel and gatherings of local residents through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest G. Spickler
Local residents visit Rock Island and area
Cambridge SS H C Weinrich and William Poppy were in Rock Island on business and visits. Mrs Geo H Brown and children visited Atkinson. Rebekah lodge to hold memorial service Friday. Dr Benjamin Sherrard guest of parents Tuesday night and Wednesday. Theodore Boltenstern and daughter Nellie visited Lynn. Kewanee Chief E A Swain named first probation officer with $500 salary. Mark Talbot in Orion. Two teachers examinations set for July 18 19 Geneseo and Kewanee and August 16 Cambridge. Esther Anderson spent Monday at Geneseo. Winnie Fredrickson employed at Big White Front replacing Lillian Johnson. Miss Craig teaching drawing and painting. Vernie Wieneke and brothers visit Geneseo with siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Esther Anderson
Geneseo
Winnie Fredrickson
Big White Front
Lillian Johnson
Craig
Vernie Wieneke
George
Louis F. Reher
Wilber Hunn
Maurice Wieneke
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Young Zismer
Young Green
Fort
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John Bernald
Lincoln
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Theresa Hirschl
Jackson Edward Hirschl
Helena Struve
Friedt Juergensen
Theodore Busch
Henry Jebens
Edward Warnken
Anttorney Jevens
Judson Gardenier
Theresa Gardiner
Masonic Temple
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P. T. Waise
H. C. Kobt
LeCleire
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Perry
W. E. Boudinot
H. C. Stolle
East Fifteenth Street
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Cecelia Elizabeth Schmidt
Harold R. Weise
Christina G. Nobbe
Edward W. Wohlers
Frieda Elbholm
Thompson C. Moffitt
Tipton
Mary E. Wilson
LeClaire
Frank J. Bender
Council Bluffs
Stella Groves
Edward A. Schebler
Clara A. Otten
Grattan D. Connell
Gertrude B. Hassett
John H. Heise
Des Moines
Myrne H. Montgomery
van Meter
Charles IL Hild
Eleanor M. Bambrick
Robert W. Hall
Bess M. Benadom
Earl Wood
Ella Rinengland
Commission
Taylor Ridge
R. L. Phillips
Indian Valley
Cardus
Cardui
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Charles Stropes
Andalusia
John Curry
McCurry
Edgington
Anna Mounts
Asylum
State Institution
Watertown
F. J. Clendenin
Postal Department
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McRae
Dren
Kane
J. D. Kane
S. Reylander
Alma
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Peter A. Johnson
B. Y. P. U. Sociable
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J. W
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Standard Oil Company
Indiana Corporation
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Best Family Medicine
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Runswick
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