Local Social and Business Notes From Davenport
Friday night bowling club met at Echusizen park with shoe prices listed. Dolly Bros Feet Fitter at 208 Brady St advertises men's and ladies footwear and uniforms. Davenport social notices include Tuyuragemoinde Ladies Singing Society meets at Turner Hall. Henry Hennings Jr hosts Beason opening dance at Kuahi's Hall East Davenport. 14 Incas and daughter Clara visit 1704 West Seventh St. J B Novak opens a tailor shop at 219 Harrison St with uniforms as specialty. Community church talks include Christ Scientist on disease and death, Unitarian beliefs series, and sermons at Bethlehem Congregational and Second Presbyterian venues.
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Echusizen Park
Fur
Dolly Bros
Brady Street
Ladies’ Singing Society
The
Tuyuragemoinde
Turnerail
Henry Hennings, Jr
Kuahi's Hall
East Davenport
Claudia
Davenport
J. Willett
West Seventh Street
J. BE
Novak
Harrison Street
Ll. B. Roddewig
Omaha
First Church of the Christ Scientist
God
R .v. July
J. H. Wilson
Bethlehem Congregational Church
Mott RB
Second Presbyterian Church
Moraine
Morning sermon and evening talk on creed and faith
The event lists a morning lecture on The Apostles Creed as a Standard of Christianity and an evening address Does Your Religion Make You Better. Dunlop's Home Bakery advertises a large Sunday dinner offering roast beef veal turkey young goose and ducks with all seasonal items for 25.
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Dunlops
Davenport Engraving Co acquires Davenport Photo Engraving
A deed completed yesterday morning transfers stock fixtures and trade to Davenport Engraving Co the third floor Halligan building. The new firm will keep the same address and operate at the same location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport Engraving Co
Davenport Photo Engraving Co
Halligan
Garvey Arrested on Threat of Crime Against Disney Family
James Garvey of Rockingham was arrested yesterday and charged by Justice Hall with threatening to commit a public offense against the Disney family. He appeared in court and promised to return next Monday.
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James Garvey
T. Disney
Rockingham
Justice Hall
Disney Family
Sale of government goods and church membership urged
Don’t delay for great bargains at the government goods sale and Methodist Episcopal membership drive. The busy store at 424 West Second reports crowds from opening to close, with ample clerks to serve all.
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West Second
Victim at Kewanee Illinois Run Down by Train
David Nichols 30, recently moved from Mount Pleasant Te, was killed by a train in Kewanee Illinois on October 1. Local police report the accident occurred near the rail line and the death is being treated as a rail incident. Nichols had resided in Mount Pleasant Te prior to his move.
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Kewanee, Tl
David Nichols
Mount Pleasant Te
Rivals Win Game From Brunswicks In Davenport Match
Rivals of Davenport swept three games from the Brunswicks at Moline while the Scouts of Davenport won one of three games at Davenport alleys. Rock Island teams led the league with three wins in three games. Neal topped scores with 225. Next, Flying Dutchmen of Moline visit Davenport and Scouts meet Central at Rock Island alleys. A Thoughtful Man note and a remedial Life Pills testimonial follow.
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Davenport
Moline
Rock Island
Brunswicks
Neal
Cuttomen
Bronssicks
Scouts
Lesonardy
Ate
Martin
Esterdal
Thursk
Cemrais
Williams
Anderson
Stoy
Isi
Groflund
Power College of Music Holds First Lecture on Voice Culture
Yesterday afternoon at four o clock a lecture and recital opened a series at the Power College of Music. The topic Science aid Art In the Voice Culture drew a well filled audience of music lovers. The speaker urged a student to be both artist and scientist. Next Friday the hour shifts to piano instruction.
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Leach
Power College of Music
Weight loss claim by Rev J. Homan in Cedar Rapids
A letter from Rev J Homan of Cedar Rapids Iowa promotes a guaranteed weight loss remedy by mail through the Helping Hand League of America. The writer claims rapid reductions in weight measurements without exercise or starvation and requests a stamped self addressed envelope for details.
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Homan
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Carn Ink Helping Hand League of
Amer-1 Lea
Three Vagrants Are Given Five Day Sentences
Tom Mulvaney Charles O Neal and T E Kelley appeared before Justice Hall on vagrancy charges. Mulvaney and O Neal pled not guilty and received five days each. Kelley also pled guilty to vagrancy and was given five days. he asked the court not to extend beyond November 8. He said he had been drinking when nabbed and wished to be in Peoria to vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Mulvaney
Charles O'Neal
T. E. Kelley
Justice Hall
Judge Finger
Eldridge
Peoria
Prohibition Party
Heat Victims in Illino is Wabash Game Retrospect
In Champaign Illinois capt Fairweather Hazlewood Moynehan Rathgeb suffered heat effects after the Wabash game. Montgomery Carruthers Hope Baton Taylor and Hunter were sent to work today as part of the aftermath.
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Champaign
Fairweather
Hazlewood
Moynehan
Ant
Rathgeb
Montgomery
Carruthers
Hope
Baton
Taylor
Hunter
No clear event headline from fragment
Fragmentary OCR lines show a dialogue about a person leaving, mentions bigamy, and a Chicago Daily News attribution. The readable bits imply a humorous or sensational item but lack concrete names, places, or dates to form a proper summary.
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Mecabet
Third Avenue
Andi
Cabet Full Avenue
Mscabet
Tri-Cities
L. S. McCabe & CO
Rock -Island., Ill
Hall & Martin
WM. Joens
OLD Reliable
Brafly St
Kewanee, Ill
M. M. Austin
Winchester
Ind
Dr. King
Frank Nadler Drug Store
J. M. Ackley
Chas. O'Neal
J. C. Hall
Chicago
Brady
Cartor
Illinois
Dawes Commission
Tahlequah
J. T
Frank Sweet
Land Office
South McAlister
Mr. Sweet
Indian Agency
Dasteey Commission
Tahlequan
Reef
Dr. Agnew
Rev. L. McPherson
Buffalo
Chicago Daily News
Mother Gray
Haveriphaeas
Hinrichs’ Crockery CO
Silberstein Bros
Price
Second Street
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