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Newspaper
Moline Daily Journal
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1901
Page
2
A historical ad touts Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as curing womanly diseases to restore general health. It claims to regulate, dry enlivening brains, heal inflammation, and relieve backache and nervousness once illnesses are cured. Testimonials praise transformative effects after three bottles. Also mentions Dr Pierce's Poultry Pellets for constipation.
The office operates daily from 1 p m to 10 p m and is permanently located at 705 4th Ave Rock Island.
Captain Langdon, healing at Brentwood after the Sioux outbreak, resists reinstatement and chooses to pursue law and state militia leadership. Cresswell urges a trip to Lincoln and Omaha to build connections, while Langdon weighs politics, debts, and lingering tensions with Betts, Torrance, and Capable foes.
Langdon hides the letter Melville wrote and ponders leaving the group for a week. Cresswell recalls a prior warning about the girl seen in the car window and muses on how events may unfold. Dice is told to stay away from the camp to avoid trouble as tensions rise.
A Rock Island branch of the British Medical Institute offers three months of free medical services to all invalids who call at 1700 3rd Avenue before September 8. The staff will provide consultation, examination, and minor surgeries, with medicines excluded, and promise cures for all treated diseases as per their new method.
Public notice states a contract for an 8 inch sewer on Railroad Avenue from 2d Street to 6% feet east of 3d Street and a 6 inch sewer on Railroad Avenue from 60% feet east of 8th Street to 4th Street west line has been awarded by the Board of Local Improvements in Moline Illinois to Plambeck and Berglund for 283 less 71 credit. The contractor has complied with bidding law. Date August 21 1901. Presidents P H Wesblel Henry G Paddock Secretary. G E Erickson. Board of Local Improvements.
The city of Moline Illinois awarded Plumbeck and Berglund the contract to lay an 8 inch sewer along 22d street from the 3d avenue sewer to 175 feet south of 4th avenue and a 6 inch water main on 22d street from the 3d avenue current main to the 6th avenue main with required valves. The bid amount is 1080 dollars and the contractor has complied with the law in submitting the bid. Dated August 21 1901. P H Wessel President qa BE Erickson
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