Knights of Columbus plan major gathering in Galesburg
Knights of Columbus in Galesburg Illinois plan a large initiation day with many candidates and a visiting delegation expected from Rock Island Davenport and Moline. Local knights anticipate a sizeable turnout with many members traveling to attend the event and related activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Galesburg
Ste
Ill
Gondey
Heb
Order
College Town
Moline
Rock Island
Davenport
Feinon
Walt Tai
Painters Adopt Set of Replies to Present to Journeymen
The painters union approves a prepared set of replies to respond to journeymen questions about wages hours and working conditions. The guidance aims to standardize negotiations and avoid disputes during contract talks.
Settlement Hoped For In Painter Wage Dispute
Mees Minimum 341-4 and OF 122 Are Proposed as the Masters Union and Decorators meet to adopt resolutions. A wage scale dispute centers on a 31 1/2 cent minimum, with journeymen seeking higher pay and the master painters resisting, offering 40 1/2 cents plus a 36 cent tardinum. The next meeting of the painter’s union will consider devolution and wage terms, while the union’s stance is urged to be clarified to members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peiatery
Rock Island
Dav- Sy
Moline Officials Face Salary Increase Proposal
A city council session discussed raising mayoral city clerk and city attorney pay to align with peer cities. Alderman Pearson introduced a resolution to lift the mayor from 800 to 1200 dollars, the city clerk from 1400 to 1800, and the city attorney from 700 to 1000, referred to the committee for investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moline
Jerse Aire
Publc
Rock Island
City Fathers
Pearson
Jagger
Garbage incinerator inquiry delays project with council call
Local officials review a proposed garbage incinerator contract as the aldermanic committee seeks a special meeting. A recent inspection trip to Lexington and nearby areas found a plant near residences with no major complaints, Coke fuel used, water issues noted from low-lying ground, and a new $14 000 building in Studenville awaiting plant operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eec
Walker Kent
Milggawa
Bo Ee
Kent Miseille
Mimrotti
Dixon Plant
Lexington
Nak
Kent
Chies
Studenville
Lewis & Kitchen Construction Co
Quarantine Report Urges Isolation Hospital Plan
A city health report details deaths and burials from scarlet fever and diphtheria in Moline and Rock Island. It notes 82 scarlet fever and 3 diphtheria cases remain, most in mid month, and urges strict quarantine and unified action. The commissioner backs an isolation hospital to reduce contagion and ease family burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acchia
Moline
Rock Island
Uniform
John Weckett
South Moline
B's
Mhyer
M. D
Hegith
Sao
Association backs river improvement bill with high funding
The Business Men's Association directs Illinois congressional members to support the rivers and harbors bill carrying 84 million dollars for U S river projects. It endorses the plan to deepen the Upper Mississippi channel from St Paul to St Louis and lauds the U S engineers department. Thomas E Burton chairs the rivers and harbors committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men's Association
Nay
Copien
DSS
Illinois
Senate
Hihois
W. A. Meese
Washington
National
House of Representatives
Rivers and Harbors Committee
United States
Mississippi River
St Paul
St. Louis
Gulf
U S. Engineers Department
Thos. E. Burton
Forty One Residents Petition East Moline for City Status
Forty one leading citizens petition East Moline Village Board to incorporate as a city. A special election is set for March to decide on mayor and six council seats, with a referendum expected to pass given apparent voter sentiment. The plan includes Radden's Park on ten acres and local infrastructure improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moline
East Moline
Seventh Street
Radden
Radden's
First Victim Of Recent Cold Warps Feet Frozen
Fred Claus of 101 Fourth Avenue suffered severe frostbite to both feet Sunday night. He did not realize the danger, and Dr. R. R. White was called for immediate treatment. The feet were frozen to the instep and removal to a hospital was ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Claus
Fourth Avenue
R. R. Whiteside
Notice to settle debts to J A Hallgren shoe man
All who owe at 161 Fourth Avenue to J A Hallgren the shoe man should call and settle before February 20 as he is going out of business. Accounts remaining February 3 will be turned over to a collector for collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A Hallgren
Fourth Avenue
Busines
Tarbes
Hallgren Sells Out Shoe Stock Ahead of Closure
J A Hallgren announces a storewide sale as he quits business on February 20. Beginning February 2 the shop at 1b1 Fourth Avenue offers general reductions on all shoes with a weekly Maj price as low as 10 cents.
Dealers in the City to Purchase Implements
Several triplenist dealers are in the city buying rements for the spring trade and are guests of local factories. Minnesota representatives include Woo Avcetson H. EB Wile bur JTEF Colahan Eric Sleite Carl Olson Branden Angror siving Paynes ville E Strie Wendell W. S. Johnson New London and G. Hammerbacker Webster S. D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Woo Avcetson
H. EB Wilebur
Jtef Colahan
Minneapolis
Eric Sleite
Heer
Carl Olson
Branden
Siving
Paynesville
Wendell
W. S. Johnson
New London
Ad copy fragment hints at a mail order or want ad idea
The readable portion suggests a promotional line about using a mail order or want ad to get results. It appears as an incomplete or corrupted notice with no clear date person or organization identified.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ceeek Ev
Faber
Marley
Journeymen
Red
Austix
Ney
Panregular Icig
Panstraight
Japan
Abé
Iss ‘ Mayer
Arid
Wilk
Mittee
Ieee Fain Ete
Are
Rsourfrars
Meyer
Conifagion
IRGE
BILL
McKinney
Capitol
Errerwent
JB. Smalley Division
Rock Island Ashine
Jena
Wes
Eby Wry and ‘Trust CO
Moline Ploy
Céliner Ltd
Fetary
Banking House
Hbh
Reas
Bent Cos
Hallgren
J A Hallgren