Duffy People Break Into Asphalt Deal Mass Meeting
Property owners favor competitive Co with 20th Street work in mass meeting.
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Newspaper
Moline Daily Journal
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1901
Page
8
Property owners favor competitive Co with 20th Street work in mass meeting.
City meeting on paving 20th and 22d streets ends with a bid change after owner consultation. Duffy Company gains 20th street contract while Barber Company handles 22d street, with certificates and bids scrutinized and saved costs highlighted.
Henry Huberty of Moline wins the brick work contract as a sub‑contract through John Volk & Company for Rock Island High School. Two million bricks will be used and Huberty hopes to finish before snow arrives. Local clearance sale at Lambert's toggery shop offers up to 75 percent off men’s furnishings this week.
Funeral services for J Lee Wells were held Saturday at his brother W W Wells home. Rev W W Willard led rites at 10:30 with several sacred selections by Miss Jean Shupp. Pallbearers included Capt. W Bennett, C T Guy, B H Quick, J J Joslin, Judson Metzgar and M R Metzgar. Interment followed at Riverside cemetery. The Spaet funeral for Joseph Spiret was held Friday from his 2396 South Avenue home with Rev K H Bryant officiating. Interment also at Riverside. pallbearers were Frank Young Andrew Hansen J M Spratt D Waters J M Larmon and George Forber.
Coberg’s announces daily arrivals of stoves and furnitures for fall trade. A large assortment of carpet samples from a major U.S. house is on display, with full patterns shown. Promises saving on carpets matting and floors. invites customers to call and compare prices and styles at 515 14th Street.
Chas Malmstedt an employee at Hawthorn yards suffered a peculiar accident while setting spikes. A hammer slip sent a steel sliver into his left leg about one and a half inches deep. He resides in Keokuk Iowa and has been staying with his sister at 2225 16th Avenue.
The Wheelmakers held a well attended meeting at Industrial Home hall yesterday afternoon. No decisive steps were taken as members chose to await action by the Mutual Wheel Company before proceeding. The Gustus School offers an excellent intercollegiate business system linking students across Browns school network.
Marttoon Times reports a new gas strike in the heart of the Mattoon business district as ex Mayor Frank Kern’s 70 foot well ignites and burns through the night. Private wells will be drilled and gas stored locally under a franchise to a Indianapolis and local investor syndicate. Gen Horace Clark leads local effort with $6000 raised to drill 38000 feet in Trenton rock south of the city to find a gas or oil gusher.
Native Mohawk council led by King Philip prepares a camp at the baseball park with war dances, pow-wow, and a scalp dance planned for Friday night. Indians from Rock Island Davenport Maquoketa Macomb and Kewanee will attend with feasts of corn and tobacco as tribal committees organize the event.
Jonas Locke was arrested Friday by Muline police on a serious charge preferred by Tina Carlson. The warrant was issued April 10 and he had been missing since then. He was found near Wolcott Lawn on the way to Rock Island to see Buffalo Bill's show and is held awaiting settlement of the case.
Capt Ben Fick and Dietrick State inspector select candidates for the ING rifle team with funds from 3000 to 6000 to prepare for the Washborne trophy in fall and the interstate shoot at Seagirth NJ in September 1902. The regular team includes one shooter and two alternates drawn from ranks from port vates to ol Samborn. Illinois has won the trophy twice, with Wisconsin and Minnesota aiming to capture it.
Carpenter sown seven acres of rape seed near his home farm southeast of Princeton last spring. The crop grew rapidly yielding lush fodder even in hot dry July. Cattle hogs horses and calves fed well, though dairy milk may acquire off flavor, so limit cow grazing when butter is intended.
The Gustus School Journal number four showcases lavish illustrations of the sideas and notable contributors to the school’s success. A fine image of the 1901 class appears on the last page.
The Gustus School offer promises a fast route to fluency in Gregg shorthand. Students are urged to enroll to save time and money and secure a good position after completing the course.
Cady of Moline breaks course record with last nine holes in 37 to reach championship mark once held at 81. P. Skinner of Moline posts 89 with 6 handicap for a net 83 and wins the cup in the preliminary. Postal to Prof J E Gustus for Brown's thirteen business colleges free information.
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