James Wamock

"... of East Mollne spent Sunday with Mrs. Caughey. Will McElvaln Is enjoying a visit from his sister and children, also his sister-in-law, all from his home state, Pennsylvania. Rev. James Wamock of Cedar reea nuea tne homestead pulpit j isi sucaay. The Misses Edith and Bertha Miller heve entered Moline high school. The Christian Endeavor society held a sociable Saturday evening ..."

"... Mrs. Richmond, Chas. Kelly, Burnell Osier, L. W. Cress, J. Harry Bowen, Miss Mary, Raymond and Buster Prochnow, Ira Hart. Ed Poison, Joe Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dickinson, James Wamock, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Francis. Stand Union Taxi Company, Phonos 75 and 30. Advertisement. Saratoga chips fresh, cooked in the best salad oil obtainable at Brook's store. tf Miss Lena ..."

"... would stop j their bickering.? said Pvt. Glenn L. I Hubbard, grocery-man from Hannibal, Mo. ?Yes, this is the kind of ?propaganda? they ought ?to be shown,? said Sergt. James Wamock. 28-yearold Belton (S. C.) textile worker. "Maybe if the folks back home could see a few things like this they wouldn?t be so sure the war was nearly over.? Scene ..."

"... Deserves . . ' ?'J(i,-100. i ' Directors:- ? : Hod. Sir B. Benjamin, O., M.L.C.J Thomas Hunt Esq., M.P.* JobhM'Gee, Esq. H. M. Phillips, Esq. George Withers, Esq. James Wamock, Esq., J.P. Deposits received at following Bates:? 6i per cent, for 1 or 2 years, payable half yearly. ?; 6 per cent, for 6 months. 51 per cent, for 3 ..."