1920 yearbook
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1920 yearbook
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The new light Overland 4, with the wonderful triplex springs,
is here to solve your light car problem. The riding quality
is supreme—It's economy second to none. Quality of materials, workmanship, and equipment are the best that money
can buy.
The New Willys-Knight, with its sleeve valve motor, is in
a class by itself. Its appearance is beautiful. The motor is
quiet, powerful, and improves with use. Come to our store
and see them.
OVERLAND DAVENPORT COMPANY
218 Ripley Street Tel. Dav. 885
HARTMAN & CO.
Church Supplies
Vestments & Candles
Reflating of Chalices, Etc.
Sixth and Marquette Streets
DAVENPORT, IOWA
C. L. HALL
1103 W. Third St. DAVENPORT, IOWA
26—No blacklist today. Couldn't be bothered with such a trivial thing.
27—Oratorical Contest tonight. Every one happy but the speakers.
28—Graduates now on third base, and ready for home plate.
29—"Hinky" falls in the refectory and smashes a pie.
30—All "Camels" and "Lucky Strikes" ordered to vacate the premises.
31—We would like to know who is always calling the Frat House by mistake.
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is here to solve your light car problem. The riding quality
is supreme—It's economy second to none. Quality of materials, workmanship, and equipment are the best that money
can buy.
The New Willys-Knight, with its sleeve valve motor, is in
a class by itself. Its appearance is beautiful. The motor is
quiet, powerful, and improves with use. Come to our store
and see them.
OVERLAND DAVENPORT COMPANY
218 Ripley Street Tel. Dav. 885
HARTMAN & CO.
Church Supplies
Vestments & Candles
Reflating of Chalices, Etc.
Sixth and Marquette Streets
DAVENPORT, IOWA
C. L. HALL
1103 W. Third St. DAVENPORT, IOWA
26—No blacklist today. Couldn't be bothered with such a trivial thing.
27—Oratorical Contest tonight. Every one happy but the speakers.
28—Graduates now on third base, and ready for home plate.
29—"Hinky" falls in the refectory and smashes a pie.
30—All "Camels" and "Lucky Strikes" ordered to vacate the premises.
31—We would like to know who is always calling the Frat House by mistake.
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Date
1920
Identifier
http://cdm16810.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/p16810coll2/id/2403