Two Men Disappear and Local Notices in Davenport
Davenport news reports Charles Johnson age 25 and Michael Bush 33 vanish after job at Builders Lime and Cement. No wage draw or motive found. mother unable to aid police. Also: Gerhardt found guilty of larceny. Davenport Advertisers incorporation. a lumber wagon collision injures a man. federal court adjourns. witness marshal case details. obituary for Henry A. Wood. defense funds update in Princeton bank case. Continuous local items in compact format.
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Charles Johnson
Michael Bush
Harrison Street
Builders
Lime & Cement Company
Johnson
Bush
Charles
Bad Check At Moline Jewelry Store
A stranger dressed as a workingman passed a $15 bad check at Josephson's jewelry store in Moline yesterday afternoon. The check to Christ Wilmuth, signed Christ Wilmuth per Dr W, bounced due to lack of funds after the man bought a $12 watch. Also notes: two new clerks added at Moline post office, salaries and receipts cited. a Benton Harbor usher case with a $5.05 fine. King shoot at Indian Bow and Arrow club. Moline Bettendorf ferry to operate next week with limited service and steamer B. B. prep for upriver trip.
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Will Driggs
Josephson’s
Christ Wilmouth
Dr. W
Driggs
Moline Postoffice
Ethel McCanon
Elmer Heck
Hack
Theline Post Office
Indian Bow and Arrow Club
East Moline
Vander Beke
E. H. van Patten
Moline-Bethendorf
Moline
Seventeenth Street
Daven
Moline Lock
van Patten
Quincy
B. B
A Pretty Vermont Home Captains Endorse Peruna
Captain Lemuel M Watchinson of Montpelier Vermont praises Peruna for curing a severe cold and chronic catarrh. He states the remedy helped his throat and restored him to normal duties, calling it the best all round medicine after personal experience.
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Teoan
Lemuel M. Watchinson
Montpelier, Vt
Can Now Eat Anything After Peruna Cure
Two readers from Indiana and Florida report dramatic improvements from Peruna. J W Pritchard of Columbia City credits the tonic with complete stomach catarrh cure and restored appetite, saying meals are once again enjoyable. Lewis Zim of St Augustine Meteor praises regained appetite and sleep after three weeks, noting renewed energy and normal health.
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J. W. Pritchard
Columbia City
Ind
Pernna
Lewis Zim
St. Augustine
East Moline Weather Tops Local News In Busy Town Column
East Moline notes a roof blown from a schoolhouse during a Thursday storm and a flurry of local movements. Residents include the Fritchle brothers visiting cousins, Army man Frank Rumler visiting friends, Ellison in Erie for a week, and William Walters planning a move to Davenport for work. Additional items cover Mrs. Duncan's return from illness, Ingersoll returning from Waterloo after his father's death, Mildred Cartwright's seventh birthday party, and several relocations or visits among townsfolk. An Oregon, Ohio business owner praises Dr King s New Discovery for curing a severe cough, noting its effectiveness and guarantees with trial bottle offer.
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Joseph
Frank Fritchle
California
A. Fritchle
Frank Rumler
Company E
27Th Infantry
Fort Sheridan
Mr. Ellison
New Shops Addition
Erie
William Walters
Davenport
P. G. Stange
J. K. Williams
Frank Duncan
LaHarpe
Robert Ingersoll
Waterloo
Ind
Mildred Cartwright
Fifth Avenue
Fred Jordan
Beloit
Wis
Mark Cesborn
Long
al Morton
Merle
Mineral
William Shorrey
Lew Lyter
Second Avenue
Fifth Street
Rollin Wright
William B. Clemmer
Rock Island
Union Chapel
Anna Williams
Cleveland
Friends
Elda Dahlberg
Galesburg
R. W. Reeves
Hampton Visitor and Local Movements in Rock Island
Henry Fitch of Rock Island dropped by to see friends. Ernest Carlson and family plan to move to Moline. Mrs. William Bishop visited relatives in Moline. Rev. W. S. Read spoke at Moline minister's meeting. Easter exercises at the M E church were well attended with brief talks by H. L. Fouts Maxwell Read, a solo by Fouts, and recitations.
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Henry Fitch
Rock Island
Ernest Carlson
Moline
William Bishop
W. S. Read
M. E
H. L. Fouts
J. BE. Maxwell
Doan’s Kidney Pills Endorsement In Rock Island Ad
Mrs E Vandeburgh of 800 First Avenue Rock Island NL writes that Dean’s Kidney Pills relieved back and kidney pains after heavy lifting. The ad notes quick relief from several household uses and promotes sale by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan’s.
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Rock Island
Dean
E. Vandeburgh
First Avenue
Harper House
Foster-Milburn Company
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Doan
Miss Delyla Cook Guests At Grandmother’s Home
A fragment notes Miss Delyla Cook from Rock Island visiting Sunday to stay with her grandmother Mrs M L Cook. It also mentions Mrs William Edelman’s fall causing a hip dislocation and includes an ad section offering Hall’s Catarrh Cure and testimonials for the product.
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Delyla Cook
Rock Island
M. L. Cook
William Edelman
The Most Common Cause of Suffering Rheumatism
Rheumatism is described as the leading source of pain and suffering, with Chamberlain's Liniment offering relief that can enable rest and sleep. Some cases see temporary relief become permanent, especially in younger patients. in older, chronic cases, permanent cure is unlikely though pain relief remains valuable. 25 and 50 cent sizes are sold by all druggists.
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Chamberlin
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children Advised
Public notice urges mothers to use Mother Gray's Sweet Powders to protect ill children this season. Claims the powder prevents sickness and improves welfare, warning against substitutes. Free trial packages offered by Allen Olmsted of Roy, N. Stomach Tr.
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Gray
Dong
Allen
Olmsted
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