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Newspaper
Moline Daily Journal
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1902
Page
6
The Republican paper endorses W P Moore of Moline for the minority representative seat and notes his past service in Washington and potential for Springfield. It urges Democrats to support a strong candidate from Moline and highlights Moore as a possible preferred choice for the district.
A Pennsylvania farmer distrusting banks withdrew $600 from a savings deposit and brought it home, illustrating mistrust of financial institutions versus old stocking money safekeeping.
New city officers will assume duties on May 1. The council will be organized with the new members at the meeting on May 18.
The notice lists today’s church services across multiple denominations. Evangelists M. B. Smith and Colburn lead sessions at First M. E. and Industrial Home Hall with talks on “Who Is the Strongest Man?” and “The Vices of Men” plus music, prayer meetings, and youth rallies. A Unitarian conference and several Congregational, Baptist, Swedish, Lutheran, and Christian Science services follow with varied subjects and times.
Augustana board approves a $500 improvement plan for Ericsson Park including an iron fence and removal of Ericsson Hall. The move aims to restore Augustana to a leading position in athletics.
A 19th century advertisement warns against mercury in catarrh remedies and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. It claims the cure is mercury free and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Also touts Hall's Family Pills as the best and offers testimonials free.
Notice offering old newspapers at ten cents per hundred for bundling at the Journal office. Readers are invited to collect bundles ready for purchase.
The Tri City Construction Company will begin paving Second avenue from Fifteenth to Seventeenth street on Wednesday morning. Local improvements board has received petitions for bluff road paving and for several roadways including Tenth avenue from Sixth to Seventh streets and Seventh street from Tenth to Twelfth avenue.
Police report no trace of Claire Meanor while Dr Bradford notes the Teen niges brothers are progressing well after a reported incident.
A 1898 adultery case involved Mr. and Mrs. Stromberg who adopted Edna Cecil Mildred Bjorklund and renamed her Marie Stromberg. Authorities aimed to send the child to Union Mission in Rock Island, prompting the child’s real mother Ida Bjorklund now Mrs Charles J Johnson to appear and readopt her daughter, who will revert to Edna Cecil Mildred.
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