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Newspaper
Moline Daily Journal
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1901
Page
8
Local forecast notes snow potential this weekend with temperatures rising. River levels expected to stay moderate near Dubuque and nearby towns as warm air moves in. Highs around 29 degrees Fahrenheit with occasional gusts and a brief cold spell.
By order W M. The notice directs a dance lodge event, a working and a degree scheduled for tomorrow night under Masonic authority.
In South Moline Mrs An drew Coleman visited Mrs L cork mann and the Ladies meet at Mrs Edigars yesterday afternoon. Rastus Hancon is at home. The Little Light Hearers met at the Ziegler home tomorrow. Bertha Lactus is listed in the scene ledger.
Community notice announces a mask ball at the Industrial hall hosted by Benson and Tiedeman with a dancing class in December and an oyster supper. The event runs into the afternoon with a fair and dancing entertainment.
A fragment notes a patent medicine claiming to cure stomach issues including dyspepsia and jaundice. Advert appears to promise vanity relief and lists PN 1h Tittera as a full cure with guarantees and sale through Clendenins drug store.
Community notices show Knox offering picture framing and free estimates with nearby retailers including Channel Ice Company for hardwood and furnaces. A Me Kinnie hall bazaar and a supper fundraiser are planned, with various merchants promoting sales from clothing to jewelry and electrical supplies in a bustling local market.
The notice invites Saturday groceries at Wilson's Seats and promotes the Sir Robert Ball lecture sale tomorrow in Clenden drug store. It highlights Edison motion pictures at Turner hall December 9 10 11 and various sales events at Josephson's.
Marty A Swanson expresses heartfelt appreciation for the tender fees and support during the funeral of Nell Thicke. The tribute notes gratitude from the Daughters of the Ladies of the Congregational church and neighbors who sent flowers to the service.
Festivities and a sale previewed at der gate Yat Mraoteo Halls with a Saturday event offering dainty embroideries lin enes and new in the line of fancy articles. Local shoppers may find a varied assortment of decorations and small goods for holiday gifting.
Community notice invites all to attend the W VOR U fair at M Kinnie hall Monday evening with Noalmiaston Program and a turkey and oyster supper priced at 25 cents. The event aims to draw local participation and raises funds for the evening program.
LC Overstreet of Elgin Tennessee recalls his wife’s coughs and a doctor’s grim prognosis until a friend advised Dr King s New Discovery. The medicine is advertised as a remedy for coughs colds bronchitis asthma and throat and lung diseases priced at 60 cents from Clendenin s drug store.
Wagner tonight presents Mark Twain's Pudd'nhead Wilson on an elaborate scale with Shipman Bros directing a strong cast. The Prisoner of Zenda is billed at Burds tonight and Knobs o Tennessee plays at Wagner next Saturday with a capable company led by Alie Marble Frank Moynihan Lem Parker and Minnk Taxon Parker.
Special to the Pearuald reports the senate foreign relations committee voted to report on the Hay-Pauncefote treaty. At Carnegie, Mrs. Sarah Klee and her daughter Mary died in a house fire while a five daughters and a Huthson escaped through a window but were injured.
Evangelist Stucker addressed a large Deere & Company chamber as workers discuss a plan for a permanent weekly gathering. He will review The Practical Difficulties of an Inquirer, and MiNard will perform The Holy City with dissolving views in response to a general request.
The board of directors of People Power Company met this afternoon and elected its officers. President Nason, Vice President Phil Mitchell, Secretary Davis and other officers were announced.
Christine Boo, executrix, announces probate of John B E Roood's will in Heck Island County. Creditors must present claims at Rock Island County Court by the February term, first Monday in February, or be barred.
Regular Christian Science services will be held every Sunday morning hereafter, commencing at 10:45. The services take place in the Unitarian Church at 16th Street and 5th Avenue in Moline. All are cordially invited.
The New York Sterne store advertises children's long and short coats with special cut prices tomorrow. Bring the girls to fit them out for Sunday shopping.
A local ad claims a ton of soft coal will produce as much heat and last as long as a ton of hard coal. It promotes Cole's original hot blast stove with demonstrations at the store on Friday and Saturday or Monday showing a heater with a fire.
The C M and St P announces reduced travel to Chicago for the International Live Stock Exposition from November 30 to December 7 and the National Live Stock Association annual meeting from December 3 to 6. Tickets valid December 2 to return December 8. call at the depot for details.
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Moval Baking Powder Co located at 100 William Street New York places an advertisement in this issue. The short notice presents pricing or packaging terms with a focus on product presence for readers.
The Tri-City Luther League begins its annual session this evening at Sodok Swedish Lutheran. Sessions will run through Sunday with a program by the St Pauls League of Davenport featuring literary and musical numbers. Business reports and officer elections follow Sunday afternoon. Grace Lutheran League will oversee Sunday’s final program.
Local shop announces a New York express shipment of ladies coats and tapers in up to date Indies styles for a special sale tomorrow. Shoppers urged to call and inspect as prices are described as surprisingly low.
A list of names appears for advertised letters including Anderson L J, Brand Jos L, Foster James H, Hodgett Kk, Hor beke Francies, Hanron Bettle John son, Miss Johnson Charles, Kley la Mra J, Luakhamer Ed, Lindberg thas P, Masterson George Peter son J, Pearson Mrs F, Pierson Misa Emma, Robbins John E, Peffo Matthey Havenhill C, Smith James, Smith Tum E, Sewell Granville, Sie grist Albert, Taylor Mre Sophia, Ten Eyck Samuel H, Tegeler W G, Wickel Fred GEO H MKINLBEY P M.
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