Davenport Misses Stone Cutting Demand for Post Office
Davenport officials sought to have local stone cut in the city for the new post office. The treasury department replied that the matter should be handled after the contract is awarded and that no department rule requires local cutting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport Stone Cutters’ Union
Treasury Department
Washington
Hugo Moeller
A. F. Dawson
Washington, D. C
Hugo Moller
Diewport
Iowa
Davenport
Eczema Remedy Plea and Davenport Saloon Closures
A physician promotes Dr Taylor’s Remedy for eczema psoriasis and related skin blood diseases and urges immediate treatment. Davenport saloon closures amid injunctions target 14 operators in Scott County with April 8 hearing. obituaries note deaths of McDevitt Ackley and Leonard Rice, detailing ages origins and survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Arch Street
Harper House Pharmacy
Rock Island
Ill
Sherrard and area residents visit nearby cities
Sherrard residents and families travel for visits and events. William Hughes visits Omaha and St Louis. Rob Ransom family and Linda Mueller go to Blue Grass and Davenport. Mrs Bradley returns home after a 10 day visit. others like Mrs Homer Williams and John Rowe party shop in Rock Island. Baby arrivals and local trips noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hughes
Jane Hughes
Omaha
St. Louis
Rob Ransom
Linda Mueller
Blue Grass
Davenport
Bradley
Sherrard
Homer Williams
Osco
John Rowe
Eliza Pascoe
David Beveridge
Rock Island
C. Carlsom
Hettinger
N. C
Byron Essex
Canton
Ill
Osborne
Streator
Cable
James Brown
John O’mealin
Homer Haddick
James Neave
Joslin, Ill
Sunday school exercises mark Hampton church end of term
Sunday evening program at the M E church closed the Sunday school class No 1 with a literary and musical program. Funeral services for Mrs G W Turner will be held Friday at 2 PM at the Congregational church. Mar 19. Mr and Mrs Joey Peterson newly moved to this town occupy the former Whitehead residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Meachem
G. W. Turner
Congregational Church
Joey Peterson
Watertown
W. T. Whitehead
John Oltman
L. G. Collis
Taylor Ridge
E. W. Wildher
J. P. Root
Fairbury
Ill
Herbert Cook
Rock Island
M. L. Cook
Johanna Markman
John Markman
Gladstone
Walter Grady
Milan Social Items and Illness Notes
Mrs Brasher remains ill at her Main Street home. The Christian Endeavor meeting met at Miss Bessie Johnston s home with a light lunch served by the hostess. The Ladies Aid will meet at Mrs Wilson Matthews home next Friday afternoon. The Presbyterian choir was entertained after practice at Mrs Clara Cropper s home with refreshments following progress. Mrs Olmstead has regained her strength. Mr and Mrs J Criswell hosted the E G G club Wednesday evening with a dainty lunch. Miss Anna Goldsmith is sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brasher
Main Street
Christian Endeavor
Bessie Johnston
Ladies' Aid Society
Wilson Matthews
The
Presbyterian Church
Clara Cropper
Olmstead
Local Notes from Muscatine District Past Week
Miss Sarah Bowser of Muscatine returned home Tuesday after visiting her sister Mrs Anna Foster. Miss Nora Kleist went to Milan for a short stay. William Hartman of Muscatine died Monday morning March 16 at 8. Deepest sympathy to the bereaved family. Fred Kleint’s friends enjoyed a pleasant evening at his home with social games and music despite stormy weather. Continued on page seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Bowser
Muscatine
Anna Foster
Nora Kleist
Milan
William Hartman
Fred Kleint
Davenport Arrests Highlight Local Crime and Weddings
Barbara Gadient and Cecile Grafton were arrested in Moline on larceny charges and sent back to Davenport. A church wedding saw Emma Eberley and George Fraeils marry with a brief reception, planning a two week trip then home to Geneseo. Grace Salmans and George H. Nystrom wed in Kansas with news of the match reaching Moliners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Barbara Gadient
Cecile Grafton
Moline
Local Committee Names Five Members for Plans Report
At the last meeting a committee of five was appointed to perfect plans. Frank O Nelson served as chairman with T E Charlberg as secretary. Members J W Johnson J W Holstean and Peter Peterson were named to report next Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Frank O. Nelson
T. E. Charlberg
John W Johnson
J. W. Holstean
Peter Peterson
Rexall Orderlies Promoted For Constipation Relief
A doctor's advice contrasts harsh purgatives with Rexall Orderlies, praised for gentle action and safety. The ad claims they ease constipation without vomiting or cramps and suit children and the elderly. Available at T. H. Thomas Drug Store, 36 tablets for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall Orderlies
Rexall
T. H. Thomas Drug Store
Local Social and Travel Notes from Galesburg to Reynolds
Hamlet Prentice Halstead Harry Swartout and Alec DeBorde attended a horse sale in Galesburg Saturday Phillip Schriver visited Moline Monday Misses Mary Lee Ruth Halstead and Nora Whisman attended the teachers institute in Aledo Friday Charles Boyles returned from Chicago Fund with a cattle shipment Mrs John Reader and Mrs Titterington of Reynolds visited last week with Mrs Stoddard of Edgington Nineteen friends planned a surprise birthday for Miss Zora Lee but the evening remained pleasant Dr Allen of Davenport consulted with Dr Moore of Reynolds over Mrs Frank Taylor seriously ill Mr Gallagher long ill at his home Mrs Titterington of Reynolds returned Wednesday after weeks with Mrs John Reaber
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prentice Halstead
Harry Swartout
Alec DeBorde
Galesburg
Phillip Schriver
Moline
Mary Lee
Ruth Halstead
Nora Whisman
Teachers' Institute
Aledo
Charles Boyles
Chicago
John Reader
Titterington
Reynolds
Stoddard
Edgington
Zora Lee
Wise man changes mind on Cooper remedies testim on insurance risk
Guido Blenio, vice president of Blenio Fireproofing, credits Cooper's New Discovery with curing his stomach and diabetes symptoms. After initial doubt, he passed a life insurance medical and obtained a policy. He endorses the medicine and offers to provide details to interested readers. A sample bottle is mailed free by the Cooper Medicine Company of Dayton, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guido Blenio
Blenio
West Twenty-second Street
Cooper
L. T. Cooper
Cooper Medicine Company
Dayton
Ohio
Also Mentioned on This Page
Civic Federation
Scott County
Prohibition
H. B. Betty
Princeton
LeClaire
Buffalo
Walcott
Eldridge
Bettendorf
George Halligan
Nahant
Henry Dittmer
D. M. Allison
McCausland
Herman Carstens
Long Grove
H.C. Lamp
New Liberty
John Volkers
Celia Jurgens
Dixon
Heller & Westphal
Gustave Lamp
William McDevitt
Ripley Street
McDevitt
Pennsylvania
John Hunter
Mary McDevitt
Peter Flannery
DeWitt
Towa
George
Charles McDevitt
Jacob Ackley
Nue
Oxford
Mass
Rice
Junction City
Kan
Denver
Emma
Ae Aary
Vergy V
Fred Haigh
Jacksonville
Thomas McCann
George Lawson
Foster
Fraenls Eberley
Christian Church
Robert F. Henry
Emma Eberley
Menilla
Town
George Fraeils
Geneseo
John Temple
Kansas
George H. Nystrom
Magnus N. Nystrom
Fourteenth Street
Kid Nye
J. F. Salmans
Wichita
Grace Maude Salmans
Nystrom
Brunswick Pool
Moliners
Constance
Irene Forber
L. Rothschild
Twentieth Street
Rock Island, Ill
Neola
L. Kramer & Son
Ninth Street
L. C. Pfoh
Third Avenue
E. H. Clement
20Th St
Boulevard Grocery
20Th A
Sieghartner & Boetje
Sieghartner & Boetje Company
3Rd Ave
Apple Bros
Eighth Street
Largon & Larson
7Th Ave
15Th St
Jo. Chansky
Twelfth Street
Blades
Peterson Bros
J. Silverman
17Th St
Chas
Holmgren
5Th Ave
G. S. Johnson
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