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Newspaper

Rock Island Argus

Location

Rock Island, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1909

Page

2

No Saloon Lunch as Davenport Saloons End Free Lunches

Davenport reports most saloonkeepers stop serving free lunches at closing time Saturday amid higher costs. Other local items note William Reuter’s heat illness in Cincinnati, a Davenport auto crash injuring Dr. and Mrs. Green, a youthful elopement of Frank Byers and Lena Lesmont, Carl H. Voss fined for speeding, Ling Yu Lin jailed for peddling without a license, and obituaries for Mrs. George E. Taylor and Betsy Ann Brown with burial in Rhodes, Iowa.

Ling Yu Lin Ling Edward A George F Harry J Clara A. Enderle William Powell Columbus Junction Betsy Ann Brown L. A. Ferguson Farnum Street Rhodes Iowa

Real Estate Transfers From Court House

A list of transfers in Moline Rock Island and Milan shows numerous property deeds. Richard E McMann to Otis Holt lot 7 block 5 Acme addition Moline $2650 and many others including James C Moffitt to William Moffitt undivided half NE quarter section 19 16 2w $7200 plus additional parcel transfers and sums ranging from 50 to 7200 dollars.

Richard E. McMann Otis W. Holt Acme Moline James C. Moffitt William H. Moffitt Black Hawk Rock Island Albert G. Benson Carl W. Benson Moline Heights Robert Vance Nellie Behel Milan William D. Woodward Charles Eng‘dahl Arthur B. Chapman William A. O'Brien Candee Candee Grove South Edna N. Mitchell Edward Anna Dunnyvetter R. Schwartzenburg Anna C. Kough A. M. Kough E. Murphy Ellen S. Webber Mary E. Murphy Jacob Kreis William H. Brown Arthur L. Swanson C. G. Thulin East Moline J. N. L. Davenport Edmunds. Kinley Elmer F. Johnson Herbert C. Peter Jackson's Henry H. Kuehl Cora B. Sellers Prospect Park Taylor & Morey Carl Moili Edgewood Park Julius Grymonprez Julius DeSeranus Albert G. Cramer William Whitton Old Town William H. Hoffman Daniel B. Hoffman William J. Sweeney M. O. Griswold Frederick H. Muench Sweeney & Jackson Laura Downing Leroy*Shaw

Moline Child Attacked by Dog and Other Local News

Clement Watt four was badly bitten by a neighbor Frank Dufva dog while playing near home. The left eyelid was torn and the eye at risk. he was treated by a physician. Other items include a child spanked then exonerated, Gladys Thompson scalded, Chautauqua programs at Prospect Park, obituaries for Gustaf Larson and John Junghans, and mention of the Galva Galesburg interurban line.

Clement Watt G. A. Watt Frank Dufva Watts Clement Gustaf Larson Jackson Minn Minnesota Twelfth Street Salem Lutheran Church John Junghans Rock Islind County Rock Island Rose Moline R. E. Henry

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Testimonial

Noah Kentucky resident touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the best remedy during the Change of Life. The letter describes relief from headaches nervous prostration and hemorrhages and credits the product with enabling daily tasks and work. Mrs Lizzie H O Lane endorses the remedy for female troubles and seeks confidential advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.

Noah Lydia E. Pinkham Anne Lizzie HO LuLane Noah, Ky

Clothes and the Vacation and Pat's Deficiencies

Reprint of two humorous verses and a brief anecdote. The first quatrain contrasts Father and Mother and Sister in how they wish to spend a vacation with clothes, trunks, and privacy. The second joke recalls Mrs. McCarthy mourning her drowned husband Pat who left money he could not read or swim to read.

Pat

Why Men Seat Women in Street Cars

Witty exchange from Brooklyn Life and Chicago Record Herald jokes. A reader quotes a gag about a woman rarely thanking a man for giving up a seat, followed by a Malaprop dialogue riff about nautical versus maritime and a pun on cinnamon.

Brooklyn Mr. Malaprop

Doctor Knew Postum Eases Coffee Habit Says Patient

A Prospertown physician and patient testimonial praise Postum as a safe coffee substitute. The letter recalls dizziness headaches and nervousness after coffee, notes relief after switching to Postum, improved digestion and strength, and invites readers to seek The Road to Wellville booklet.

Postum Prospertown N. J Wellville

Peeples Traction hopes spark meeting tonight

Enterprise reports signs of life and a discussion session set at the old site to explore financing for the Peeples Traction company. The line between Galva and Kewanee is the focus as backers seek ways and means to move the project forward. Unclaimed letters in Rock Island for week ending June 26, 1909 include many names such as Harry Bell Miss Isabel Burton and Dr. Ho W. Johnson among others.

Prospect Park Coffman Davenport Moline R. B. Williams Rock Island Peeples Traction Company Galva Kewanee Harry Bell Baker Ray Brebmer Isabel Burton D. Browning Campbell N. Curry E. Carter John C. French Gittore George Ett Globe OL Company Ella Fiesse Kimner Hill A. S. Mort Adella Hauner Charles Heeney Mie Henderson Pieres Joplin Carr Ho W. Johnson Geier J. B. Kellogg

Food Not Medicine Cures Constipation

Food rather than medicines cures constipation and improves overall health. Cere na is advertised as a delicious food remedy with fruit and vegetable essences, claiming to ease digestion, relieve indigestion and biliousness, and restore appetite. Sold by grocers at 25 to 26 cents per package for family use.

Local names listed in OCR fragment from city record

A fragmented OCR list names Mitchell, Morrison, Shearrard, Stacy, Tunnieliff, and others including Gyp sum company, Val eotine, White, Westcrook, Holmberg, McDonald, and a Postmaster. A person walking at four miles per hour is described as consuming 2300 cubic inches of air per minute.

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William Reuter Davenport Turners Cincinnati Thomas E. Green Cedar Rapids Honolulu Frank Byers St. James Lena Lesmont Miss Lesmont Wisconsin Byers Lothario Des Moines Carl H. Voss Walter Homeyer Voss George E. Taylor West Fourth Street Court House Gladys Thompson Charles B. Thompson Twenty-fourth Street Galesburg WM. Schaarman People’s National Bank McLandburgh Wilson New York Yeep Washburn Crosby Go Inea Skene Nanent H. A J. McDonald Thomas Drug Co Gillhooley Shliniment Co St. Paul, Minn Digby Bell Casey Mr. Bell Frogtown Victor Munsey’s Victor Records Victor Talking Machine Co Camden CHANNON @ DUFVA West Seventeenth Street
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