Davenport Neighbors Digest Damages and Local News
Jury awards William Cahill 6250 damages against the Milwaukee road in a 40000 damage suit while denying claims against other lines. Davenport rents property to establish a juvenile home after Judge Bollinger notes need, and the Scott county supervisors move to set up the facility. Police Chief Atkinson reports a busy year with numerous arrests across offenses from intoxication to larceny and dangerous crimes. A lightning strike damages Theodore Rieck’s home, and Lydia Lowry, 77, longtime Davenport resident, dies at Mercy hospital with funeral held today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Lowry
Cook Home
Davenport
Mercy Hospital
Lowry
Ohio
Statements From Prominent People in Various Cities
A selection of citizen statements from Birmingham Alabama Colorado Springs Colorado Syracuse New York praising Cooper's New Discovery and Cooper medicines for stomach and digestion issues. The claims describe relief from indigestion heartburn bloating and catarrh after using the products. Harper House pharmacy offers to explain the medicines to interested readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T
Cooper
William Codler
Graves Street
Syracuse
N. Y
Irom Cooper
Drury Couple Weds in Foster Illinois Home Ceremony
A March 4 wedding at the Edward Feldman home joined Miss Bessie Marie Feldman and Curtis D. Foster with Rev. F Carwell conducting. The ceremony featured a white wedding bell, a Persian lawn dress for the bride, and a wedding dinner after. The couple will reside on the Feldman farm and received many gifts from friends, with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Bakey of Barnum Iowa and others from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Edward Feldman
Bessie Marie
Curtis D. Foster
Rev. F. Carwell
Miss Feldman
Fost
Isaac Foster
William Bakey
Barnum, Iowa
Charles Foster
West Liberty
Iowa
John Bowser
Muscatine
Sherrard Community Notes From Local Visitations and Meetings
Mr Sullivan and family return from Chicago. Miss Belle Stevens visits from Rock Island. Many attend the tabernacle meetings led by Rev Hicks. Emma Clark returns from Rock Island after visiting Sam and tabernacle meetings. Co A Samuelson attends Mercer county Republican committee in Aledo. Mr and Mrs Edwards of Larchland Ill visit Cable and Sherrard. Rudolph Mueller returns from Hereford Texas. Martin Allery able to go out after illness. Stevens return from tri cities. George Love in Rock Island. Mrs Fred Simpson and baby visit Rock Island. Rosander's daughter dies aged nine. burial in Cable cemetery with Rev Stevenson officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Chicago
Belle Stevens
Rock Island
Joseph Stevens
Tavernacle
Mr. Hicks
Emma Clark
Sam
Tabernacle
A. Samuelson
Aledo
Mercer County Republican Committee
Edwards
Larchland
Cable
Sherrard
Rudolph Mueller
Hereford
Texas
Martin Allery
Tri-Cities
George Love
Fred Simpson
Baby
Matilda Skallberg
Rosander
Cable Cemetery
Mr. Stevenson
Andalusia News This Week Tells of Births Visits and Ice
Births include a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Jake Glazier on March 2. John Walton of Gage Oklahoma visits daughter Mrs Louis Strohmeier and relatives. Ott Glazier moves into the village in the old Stropes house. Katheryne Boney of Rock Island visits relatives. Sam Goode and Elmer Simpson in Rock Island Friday. Mrs O D Cushman recovering from grip. River ice remains, water high. only spot between Muscatine and Rock Island not free. Dance at town hall Friday well attended. Edward J. Kane of Moline attends Mrs Glazier funeral. Feb 19 Emma Brehmer marries Mr Janderson of Wapello. they will farm near Wapello. How She Won Him ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Glazier
John Walton
Gage
Okla
Louis Strohmeier
Ott Glazier
John Stropes
Katheryne Boney
Rock Island
Sam Goode
Elmer Simpson
O. D. Cushman
Muscatine
J. D. Kane
Edward of
Moline
Glazier
Emma Brehmer
J. Brehmer
Janderson
Wapello
Iowa
Parlier Swanson Wed At Swedish Church Parsonage
Carl C Parlier and Miss Mildred Swanson married Wednesday evening at the Swedish Methodist church parsonage by Rev J P Miller. The ceremony was simple with no attendants. Afterward the couple visited the bride’s parents at 45 Tenth street where a wedding supper was served. They will reside at 509 Fifth avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parlier-Swanson
Carl C. Parlier
Mildred Swanson
Swedish Methodist Church
J. P. Miller
Gust A. Swanson
Tenth Street
Sechler Carriage Company
Fifth Avenue
Charm the Fat Away Home Remedy Claims Quick Weight Loss
An advertisement touts a home remedy using Marmola Cascara Aromatic and Syrup Simplex. It promises rapid fat loss after meals and at bedtime with a teaspoonful, claiming safe, painless results without strain or injury.
Railroads to meet on 16 hour law disputes in Chicago
Labor groups from railroads and four brotherhoods will gather in Chicago on April 2 to discuss disputes under the new 16 hour law effective Wednesday. Train service pay currently runs from departure to final division point, with some divisions unable to meet the limit, raising compensation questions. Managers say continuous time pay cannot be guaranteed if trains are reworked to comply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silvis
Labor Brotherhoods
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
William Cahill
M St. P
Milwaukee Road
Tom Atkinson
Theodore Rieck
Division
Lombard Streets
Fidelity Loan Company
Mitchell Uit & Lynde
Teddy
Dr. Martin
Second
Ave
London
Bldg
Drury
Bessie Marie Feldman
Andalusia
Hollister
Harper House Pharmacy
U- Lloyd
T. S. Lloyd
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Lloyd
Rock One
Seidel
Rom
Seattle
Wash
Ted Eklund
Deere & Compleye
Weston
Portland
Maine
American Surety Company
New York
American Surety Company of
Ludolph & Reynolds
Attys
Buford Block
John A. Goodmanson
Fifth Ave
J. B
J. T. Oakleaf
D. E. Scholl
Harper House
After Dinner Club
Manufacturers
Kansas City
Manufacturers’ Hotel
St. Patrick's Day
Vera Churchill
Warren Churchill
Twenty-sixth Street
G. A. Anderson
Forty-fourth Street
Fourth Avenue
Albert Lawrence
Woodmen’s Choice
Minneapolis
Seventeenth Street Cash Store
Seventeenth Street
S.S.S
S. S.S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
Rock Island, Ill
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