Sues for $45,000 In estate case against International Land Co
Ella Quinn executrix of James Quinn sues International Land Co and Mary Harrah for $45,000 and asks for a receiver to manage the company. The suit alleges the company owes the deceased on checks notes and other evidences of indebtedness and claims the original notice set a March 25 start date. The piece also notes local saloon business disputes, a devastating barn fire, court contempt fines, orange sales, obituary items, and social notices from Davenport area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Quinn
James Quinn
International Land Company
Mary Harrah
Cured of Heavy Cold by Father John s Medicine
Frederick T Mad rak of 11 Barnaby Street Geneva Providence BT touts Father John s Medicine as a cure for colds bronchitis and throat and lung ailments. He says one night cough relief followed by full cure and urges friends to try it. Claims 50 years in use no opium morphine or habit forming drugs and sale by T H Thoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father John
Smany
Frederick T. Madrak
Barnaby Street
Geneva
Providence
T. H. Thoms
Davenport
Walsh
Dr. Walsh
Chicago Medical Institute
West Third Street
Main Street
Iowa
Strohmeier Visits Rock Island In Tauen Times
William Strohmeier traveled to Rock Island on Saturday with his tauen. Mrs. J. B. Burgoyne and her daughter Bernice, who have been visiting, were part of the group and the article notes their presence during the excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Strohmeier
Rock Island
J. B. Burgoyne
Bernice
Taylor Ridge Social News and Local Visits
About 25 Taylor Ridge residents rode the extra train Saturday evening to attend Evangelist Hick’s meetings in Sherrard. Rev. Mr. Spiller of Marston preached at the Methodist church Sunday. J. M. Kell and family visited F. E. Garnett from Saturday to Monday. John Oaks closed his school Monday due to measles. Oaks will spend the week in Chicago. Martin Johms, a Rock Island caller, visited Monday. Miss Hannah Miller of Rock Island visited Taylor Ridge Monday. Lester McCulloch visited Rock Island over Sunday. George Brissel left Friday for Missouri after visiting his sister in Taylor Ridge and brother near Orion. William Garnett returned from Hagerman New Mexico with health updates on his daughter Mrs. Charles Walton. Joe Garnett not as well. Stella Cooper of Reynolds visited Thursday. Mrs. Eliska Noble visited her aunt Mrs. Herman Hofer last week. Carsten Franck went to Davenport for a cousin’s wedding. Ladies Aid meets at Mrs. Robert Miller’s home on the 19th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Burgoyne
Emma Wenks
Helen Crawford
Sara Richardson
Loretta Andrews
Clarence Skinmer
Rock Island
Sundday
Katheryne Britton
Ernest Dunlap
Kathryne Boney
Samuel Goode
Taylor Ridge
Evangelist Hick
Sherrard
Mr. Spiller
Marston
Methodist Church
J. M. Kell
F. E. Garnett
John Oaks
Mr. Oaks
Chicago
Martin Johms
Hannah Miller
Lester McCulloch
George Brissel
Orion
Missouri
Ben
William Garnett
Hagerman
New Mexico
Charles Walton
Joe
Stella Cooper
Reynolds
Eliska Noble
Herman Hofer
Carsten Franck
Davenport
Ladies Aid Society
Robert Miller
Hazel Dell Community News Low Angle Health Update
Hazel Dell notes show William Kruger Sr improving slightly, Lewis Hessman Sr easing rheumatism, and Miss Blanche Hays and Mrs. Henry Kruger ill with rheumatic aches. Miss Battey returns from Muscatine. Max Heisman gaining strength. Epworth league plans a box supper. John Price attended Marengo business. B. F. Crocker extols Chamberlain's Pain Balm for sciatic pain. Advertising for Kodol and Pain Balm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kruger
Lewis Hessman
Carwell
Blanche Hays
Mary Battey
Muscatine
John Price
Marengo
Iowa
Hazel Dell Epworth League
Edward Emmack
Henry Kruger
Charles
Watertown Social News Roundup Reflects Local Travel and Visits
In Watertown Roy Tunnall of Rock Island and David Scott of Hillsdale made brief calls Thursday and Friday. Many residents, including Mrs. W M Driggs in Peoria, traveled to see relatives in Missouri and Texas. A crew of responsive births, illnesses, and moves are noted as families reconnect and plan residences, with several visitors from Hillsdale, Rock Island, and Letts.
Local notes and political ticket for Richland Township
William Gaddy returned from Cuba Illinois due to his mother’s illness. Will Beck and wife move to Newkirk Oklahoma. Mrs. P. M. Brown and Mrs. John Robertson visited Rock Island. 125 locals rode to Sherrard for Evangelist Hicks. Richland Republicans nominated town clerk James R. Brown and others for supervisor assessor treasurer and trustees. Rev R. M. Stephenson visiting Peoria. Fred McAtee and Mrs McAtee moved from Aberdeen South Dakota toward Silvis area. McAfee plans to stay nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gaddy
Cuba
Will Beck
Newkirk
Oklo
P. M. Brown
John Robertson
Rock Island
Sherrard
Evangelist Hicks
Richland Township
Opera House
James R. Brown
Charles A. Clark
P. A. Thuren
A. N. Hays
D. A. Kassenberg
George Beck
Theodore Peterson
J. Peace
J. W. Young
R. M. Stephenson
Peoria
Fred McAtee
Aberdeen
S. 1
Silvis
McAfee
Grace Benson and Ethel Light named red and blue captains
Grace Benson and Ethel Light were chosen as captains of a Hampton Sunday school contest named red and blue. The goal is to boost interest and attendance at the Hampton Methodist church. Peter Wildemuth and family moved into a dwelling north of J M Benson's. The Ladies' Aid society schedules its next meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Light next Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Benson
Ethel Light
Blues
Reds
Hampton
Peter Wildemuth
J. M Benson
Ladies’ Aid Society
Henry Light
Gus Johnson
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West Fourth Street
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Binder
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Dr. Raben
George Wiggers
Raben
J. W. Sifton
Jamestown
N. D
Josephine Niemeyer
C., B. & Q Railway Company
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Sifton
Judge Waterman
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Lagomarcino Groupe Company
Mississippi River Valley
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C. D. Ackerly
Mercy Hospital
Pittsburg
Burlington
Wiliam Fuller
Charlie
May
Eddie
George Koellner
Frank Powers
Navy
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William Daxon
Mrs. Daxon
James McGrath
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Thre Department of
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William Speed
John Groom
H. If. Martens
W. H. Downing
F. O. Hartline
Muesday
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Tis
Sputh
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Moline Business Mews Association
Associaton
Moline Lab
Fol
Lowing
Henry C. First
Clark G. Anderson
O. F. Anderson
W. A. Meese
Sol Hirsch
Trevor
M. R. Carlson
Arl Peterson
William Gulley
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Gaylord
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Fifteenth Street
Peterson
Wagen
Gulley
Edna Gerrtrude
Genevieve Anderson
Frank’ Anderson
Thirteenth Avenue
Moline
Grace Lutheran Church
John
Andalusia
Dr. Martin
Second Avenue
Hazel Dell
B. F. Crocker
Martinsburg
Madame Yale
Vie
Mme. Yale
Mme Yale
McCabe * & CO
Watertown
Roy Tunnall
David Scott
Hillsdale
W. M. Driggs
James Allshrow
Houston
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William Filbert
D. Y. Allsbrow
Matthew
J. E. Rankin and Son
St. Louis
Hazel Ellis
Clara Coleman
Rapids City
H. A. Newton
Missouri Valley
Ross Trout
Abingdon
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John McGilivary
Jom Kipp
Prank Kelley
Fred Chidister
Monmouth
Harold Olker
R. G. Young
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Herron
Cosster Cottage
Ross Wainwright
John Carlstedt
Martha Odell
J. A
M. Shellabarger
Letts
B. Bilis
Z. Binfeldt
CABLE
Knabe
von Bulow
D'Albert
America
Totten
Tricity Loan Co
Brady Street
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