Football Schedule From Davenport High School
The Davenport high school football schedule for October and November lists games at Davenport against Clinton Galesburg Tipton Newton Iowa City Dubuque and Moline with eight games total five at home. Manager J L Thatcher notes the Moline match is a home game. The piece also covers local court notes and community notices including a slander suit and citizenship restoration.
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Davenport
Clinton
Galesburg
Tipton
Newton
Iowa City
Dubuque
Moline
J. L. Thatcher
Moline Plans Bridge Strengthening and Local Updates
Officials prepare to reinforce the interurban bridge over the slough to Campbell's Island in early October after car service ends. Public concerns rise about safety while many objects fearfully. A 1 cent lunch stand opens amid free lunch disputes among saloonkeepers. Hilda Enberg and Donald Hepburn wed in Burlington Iowa. Charles Klingbers, injured worker, receives $50 from union officers. Moline Taft Sherman club sets flag raising rally for Sept 26 at Caxton Block. William A. Lee, special merchants police, resigns at upcoming council meeting.
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Campbell's Island
Moline
Taft-Sherman Club
Riek
Caxton Block
Market Isquare
Hamlet Ladies Missionary Society Meets at Miss Bopes Home
Emerson Crabs returned from Omaha with 350 sheep and 36 cattle. About 40 friends enjoyed music and games at Elisha Lee's Lane as a farewell to local students heading to schools. Miss Gertrude Steelman from Rock Island visits Miss Lulu Cooper. Cemetery cleaning set for Sept 24 with trustee elections.
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Ladies’ Missionary Society
Katherine Bopes
Emerson Crabs
Omaha
Elisha Lee
Gertrude Steelman
Rock Island
Lulu Cooper
Florence Forscythe
Edith Keaber
William
Lucinda Butcher
Aledo
Harry Asiiton
Plano
Hamlet
John Reaber
Isaac Boultinghouse
George Hartman
Bay
Henry Lee
Elidha Lee
Andalusia Notes Of Visits And Town News
Mrs C Wessendorf and daughter Marie of Memphis Tenn have been visiting here for a week and left for home Monday. Mrs Charles Huntley accompanied them to Rock Island. Mr and Mrs Charles Burgoyne went to the Aledo fair Thursday. Mr and Mrs Carl Witt of Drury spent Sunday with Mrs Witt’s sister Mrs James Britton. Mrs Simpson, ill at her son Elmer Simpson’s, is improving. Mrs Hofer and daughter of Rock Island, visiting Searle’s ranch, returned Monday. Miss Josephine Strohmeier of Rock Island spent Sunday with her parents. Mrs Ray Parmenter and two children Gladys and Willard returned to Gilman Iowa. Mrs Frank Brookman and son of Central Point Iowa visiting relatives. They Take the Kinks Out. Dr King’s New Life Pills improve digestion and bowels. 25 cents. For a Sprained Ankle Chamberlain’s Liniment speeds healing with rest. For sale by all druggists.
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Howard White
Henry Kranz
Pine Bluff
D. A. Kleist
Edward Reynolds
Copperas Creek
Reka
Ella Keller
Homer
Wilton
Iowa
Fred
Andrew
Frank Vanatta
South Dakota
James
Philip Nussbaum
Isaac Foster
Ethel
Herbert
J. H. Beadle
Raymond Rickett
Thomas Watson
J. H. Foster
Kate Wright
Rock Island
Judson Kempton
William A. Sunday Tabernacle
C. Wessendorf
Marie
Memphis
Tenn
Charles Huntley
Charles Burgoyne
Carl Witt
Drury
Witt
James Britton
Simpson
Elmer Simpson
City to Install Police Alarm System for Westward Home
City council and Mayor Olson held four meetings to discuss a proposed police alarm system. Bids will be opened Oct 6 with 20 alarm boxes requiring outside wagon alarms and telephone signal inside the box. Outside alarms to aid patrolmen with unruly prisoners when boxes cannot be opened.
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Olson
Hampton Notes On Visits And Local Work
Joseph Hermes returns from Ohio relatives and G A R encampment with praise for the trip. Rhein hardt Hermes and Peter Hermes visited in Bloomingdate and Huron, while Mrs. Helen Dirreen and Mrs. George Dirreen called in Hampton. J T Youngs return from a western trip including Yellowstone. G F McNabney improves his Broad street tenant dwelling. Rural carrier S R Bryan and substitute John Oltman are on duty. J M Benson works in Illinois City for Rev. Eugene Shepherd. S F Odell plasterer for the same job. L E Hogue and family visit Hampton kin. O B Cook injures himself at Watertown ice houses and will be out of work for some time. Mrs. W A Hopkins of Galesburg visits Hampton relatives. Mrs. J M Benson visits Watertown relatives. School opens with Miss Mary Edelman in charge of the advanced department and Miss Skinner in primary. Dan Fullmer visits Hampton from Princeton neighborhood. Mr. and Mrs. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Jamey Posten of Walker Station guest at Hampton. Jerry Sikes plans a barn erection to replace a torn-down one.
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Joseph Hermes
Ohio
Rheinhardt Hermes
Bloomingdate
Peter Hermes
Huron
Helen Dirreen
Jacksonville M
George Dirreen
Watertown
Hampton
J. T. Young
Yellowstone National Park
G. F. McNabney
Broad Street
R. Bryan
Nick
John Oltman
J. M. Benson
Ilinois City
Eugene Shepherd
S. F. Odell
L. E
Dan Fullmer
Princeton
Iowa
Lon Hampton
Smith
Jamey Posten
Walker Station
Jerry Sikes
Hillsdale Notes Of Visits And Local Events
William Dillon and family from Somonauk Illinois visited Hillsdale with relative Mr Hawk. Mrs Fellows and son from Morrison visited Mrs Arthur Ewing. Miss Lucy Goodrich is ill with complex diseases. Mrs Martin of Geneseo visited her niece Mrs George Walker. A large fire destroyed Mrs Alex Dunbar's barn and outbuildings while she was away in Kansas. Miss Clara Sellmey of Moline and Miss Cora Capper of Prophetstown began school in Hillsdale where 22 pupils enrolled in the primary room and 2 in the upper room. The Rock Island Sunday School convention will meet at Port Byron Methodist church on Sept 22-23 with Hillsdale Sunday school delegates chosen. The superintendent Justin Daily will speak on The Needs of the Country Sunday School. Monday at 3 o'clock at the First...
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William Dillon
Somonauk
Hillsdale
Hawk
Nebraska
Fellows
Morrison
Arthur Ewing
Lucy Goodrich
Martin
Geneseo
George Walker
Alex Dunbar
Dunbar
Kansas
Clara Sellmey
Moline
Cora Capper
Prophetstown
Hinsdale
Rock Island
Methodist Church
Port Byron
Faye Martin
Eva Mercer
Edward Sands
Fred Cole
Justin Daily
Bantist Parsonage Bride United In Zuma Area
Bantist parsonage Frank Filbert of Zuma and Miss Lona Seams of Ore township were united in marriage by Rev. H. W. Reed. They will begin housekeeping near Zuma in Sylvester Dailey's tenant houses as friends extend best wishes.
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Frank Filbert
Zuma
Lona Seams
Ore Township
H. W. Reed
William Seams
Rilia Filbert
Sylvester Dailey
Bout
George Pearsall
Tacoma
Wash
Flora Jamison
Denver
Colo.e
Jamison
William Sheppard
Ira Martin
Colo
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West Seventh Street
Alfred Parsons
Leon E. Tyson
West Seventh
Jackson
Claus Jasper
Second and
Myrtle Streets
Betty
Jasper
Civic Federation
Mr. Jasper
O— Convoy
Harry J. McFarland
Cummins
Michael Conroy
Navy
Flabis Barboa
U. S. Navy
H. E. C. Ditzen
H. Ackermann
Mr. Ackermann
Foster
Bert Young
Hepburn-Enberg
Hilda Olivia Enberg
Donald Hepburn
Charles Enberg
Burlington
Swedish Lutheran Church
John Hepburn
Silvis
Charles Klingbers
St. Luke's Hospital
Savera
William A. Lee
Special Merchants Police
Third Avenue
America
Williamson
Seventeenth Street
J. P. Williamson
Andalusia
Dr. King
N. H. Brown
Pitc Ofield
Chamberlain
D. E. Scholl
Harper House
UNION
Watch CO
Maiden Lane
New York City
Ing
Mac
Wallace Woodburn
Relat
Moody
Auster
Neb
C. H. Hurlbut
Lhfe
Ardmore
Neil Donohoe
Joshua Dillon
Rock Inland
Wiliam Dilton
Kate Martin
Dorothy Martin
Milan
George Liphardt
Henry Ashdown
Kingsford
Hingsford
Oswego
T. Kingsford & Son
Oswego, N
National Starch Co
Second Ave
Life Insurance
Connecticut Mutual Life
Ilinois
Missouri
Minnesota
North
Safety Building
H. R. Brown
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