Miss Florence Gould Named State Regent of Illinois
Mrs Deere elected state regent for Illinois by the D A R with Miss Florence Gould named secretary. The election, held in Washington, drew attention to internal disputes led by Mrs Wiles, who faced questions over letters and pledges. About 800 delegates attended the national gathering in Virginia with a reception at the National Museum that evening.
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Arlington Hotel
Wiles
Hopkins
Chicago
Tellera
Church Society Meeting Schedule for Tuesday to Saturday
A schedule lists weekly church meetings and social events. Activities include chicken pie supper at Mission Tabernacle, prayer meetings at Andrew Johnson’s home, Ladies Aid at First M E church, oyster supper by Christian Endeavor, and cantata by Willing Workers, with multiple churches named and times in the afternoon or evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
Mission Tabernacle
Andrew Johnson
Sorosis Society
Lutheran Church
Swedish Methodist Church
Church Aid Society of
St. Paul's
Ida Tarver
Christian Endeavor of
St Paul's
Second Congregational Cfe Saiety
George Darling
First Congregational Ladies Aid Society
First Congregational Boys’ Society
Swedish Lutheran Church
Swedish Methodist Church Mission Tabernacle
Hemborg
Eben Freeman
First M. E. Church
Swedish Lutheran Sunday School
East Chapel
Thanks for help during sickness and bereavement
We the undersigned express gratitude to those who assisted during the illness and death of our daughter Pauline and for the floral tributes especially from the singers of the Cr Turnverein. Mr and Mrs John Low.
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Pauline
Cr. Turnverein
John Low
The James Boys in Missouri at the Wagner Tonight
The latest melodrama of the year presents the James Boys in Missouri at the Wagner tonight. A vivid stage night featuring thrilling confrontations and charismatic leads, drawing local theatergoers for an unmissable performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Boys
Missouri
Wagner Tonight
Social and Personal Happenings From Rock Island Area
Mrs. Thomas Je uford of Rock Island is seriously ill with pneumonia. Her daughter arrived from Washington on Monday. Williams H Hudson of Davenport and Mrs. Mary B. McCormick of Milan were married by Judge Adams in the courthouse. H D Mack of Rock Island is in Peoria. Mrs. E A Wey of Rock Island visits Chicago relatives for a month. J L McKennan of Omaha visited Rock Island. A Knination of Rock Island called to Minneapolis for his mother. Mrs. Gilpin Moore and the Meyers families returned from New Orleans. Temperance talk by Rev Hagstrom at Mission Temple. Harry Kemmel of Muscatine arranging home talent plays in Rock Island. The Taylors infant daughter is dangerously ill with lung fever. mother arrived from Galesburg to help. Born to Mr and Mrs Phil Laargie a girl. R. H. Taylor’s recovery noted. John Sundine attends Intend Press Association meeting in Chicago. Vorwaerts invites fifth dancing party. Jolly Haymakers issue invitations to masquerade. Rev R C Bryant to Peoria. Miss Katie Corcoran plans return to Freeport. Illinois day invited for South Carolina Interstate and West Indian Exposition. Illinois officials named. Goodfellowship Club of First Baptist plans a drum mers sociable. Torcas Society meets at Mrs John Cooper’s. First Staptisat choir to recital March 13. Scandinavian Temperance Union meets at Swedish Lutheran church.
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William H Hudson
Davenport
Mary B. McCormick
Milan
Adams
Court House
O— H. D. Mack
Rock Island
Peoria
Local notices from South Moline update residents and health
Ed Plummer and Mrs. Ed Plummer visit Mrs. John Lyons. Mrs. A C Stevens of Green River stays with sister Mrs. Parker for treatment. H Cnry Waller to Wyanette for mother’s bedside. Garfield pupils sent home over vaccination. John Bamberger ill. Will Johnson’s finger amputated after injury. Edith Fernald has chickenpox. Vera Johnson rests easier after bob accident. Sand family return. daughter-in-law Mrs. E P Band heads to South Dakota. George Christison home from Erle. R C Weldon moves to Fernbaugh place. Scoley to occupy Weldon residence. August Hamering ill with stomach inflammation, resting easier.
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H Cnry Waller
Wyanette
Garfield School
Louis Sand
Sharron
E. P. Band
South Dakota
George Christison
Erle
R. C. Weldon
15Th Street
Fernbaugh Place
Scoley
Weldon
August Hamering
Avenue
A Spellbinder Not Yet Speaks in Col& Type
A judge calls the first Citizen a born orator while remarking that his col& type speeches reveal he has nothing substantial to say. The remark underscores the gap between rhetoric and content.
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Talkaway
Col& Type
Idle curiosity fuels tense Chicago confrontation
A fragment depicts a heated exchange where a woman accuses someone of idle curiosity and a man retorts that idled nonsense is the most active trait about a woman named in a Chicago context. The dialogue hints at social friction and character judgment.
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Womon
Chicago Bost
Kellogg’s Sanitarium Destroyed by Fire at Battle Creek
A fire destroyed Kellogg’s sanitarium and hospital in Battle Creek Michigan. Four hundred inmates were evacuated with four injuries from a third story leap. The blaze caused losses estimated over 300000 dollars. Mrs H C McDaniels of Arkansas and a young girl suffered broken legs. The Morine community learns of the catastrophe via the Journal.
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Battle Creek Sanitarium
Battle
Creek
Mich
Kellogg’s Sanitarium
H. C. McDaniels
Arkansas
Stripes Regage D'or Neckwear at Forshburg and Talty's
The latest neckwear styles arrive at Forshburg and Talty's located at 609 15th Street. New striped regale d'or designs debut in the shop's fashion lineup appealing to gentlemen seeking updated accessories.
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Forsbhrg & Talty’s
Blaze at Harry Jones Residence Burns Roof on 4th Avenue
Fire from a chimney sparked a blaze at Harry Jones home on 4th avenue between 17th and 18th streets. The roof suffered substantial burn through but total damage remained nominal.
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Harry Jones
4Th Avenue
17Th
18Th Streets
Bucklen Arnica Salve Sold At Local Drug Store
Bucklen Arnica Salve touted as the world’s best pain killer cures cuts burns bruises and inflammations. Advertises 25 cents at Crendenin’s drug store with a local sugar sale at Daebelliehn Reimera on 7th street and 17th avenue. Phone 2361 blue.
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Crendenin
Daebelliehn & Reimera
7Th Street
17Th Avenue
Masonic School of Instruction Opens in City Hall
The Masonic School of instruction opened at 10 o clock this morning in Masonic hall. Three salons will be held daily for three days. Notable officers present include Past Grand Master Edward Cook Grand Examiners A B Ashley of La Grand H T Burnap of Franklin Isaac Cutter of Camp Point H A Snell of Litchfield M B Iott of Evans Deputy Grand Lecturers J 8 Burns of Sherman James John of Garden City BE B Beach of Park C C Marsh of Bowen Emerson Clark of Farmington J R Rosch of Cass C M Babbitt of LaGrange L C Johnson of Galva R L Evarta of Knoxville C B Grove Cyrus and G A Lackens Good Hope
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Masonic School of Instruction
Masonic Hall
Edward Cook
A. B. Ashley
la Grand
H. T. Burnap
Franklin
Isaac Cutter
Camp Point
H. A. Snell
Litchfield
M. B. Iott
Evans
J. 8. Burns
Sherman
James John
Garden City
BE. B. Beach
Park
C. C. Marsh
Bowen
Emerson Clark
Farmington
J. R. Rosch
Cass
C. M. Babbitt
LaGrange
L. C. Johnson
Galva
R. L. Evarta
Knoxville
C. B. Grove
Cyrus
G. A. Lackens
Good Hope
Moline Dairymen Elect Officers At Annual Meeting
The Moline Dairymen's Protective Association held its annual meeting electing President Nels Christingen Vice President Geo E Shearer Secretary H C Quade Treasurer Chas Rudder and Executive Board Henry Kroeger reveal the new leadership for the dairy group.
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Moline Dairymen’s Protective Association
Nels Christingen
Geo. 8
Kid Gloves Sale and Injury Report
We have divided all remaining winter kid gloves except Dent's lamb fined into two lots. Lot one offers all gloves or mitts sold for 1 now 50 cents tomorrow. Lot two covers all 1.50 and 2 lined gloves priced at 1 tomorrow. Shoes, mens and boys, alzes, for sale again tomorrow. Arthur Ross and Will Swanson injured in the 12th street coasting accident are improving. Genuine Rocky Mountain Tea from Madison Medicine Co. urged. ％c. F. W. Uhbrus.
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Dent
Arthur Ross
Will Swanson
12Th Street
Rocky Mountain
Madison Medicine Co
C. F. W. Uhbrus
Also Mentioned on This Page
Florence Gould
Moline
New State
John Walker
Washington
Oline Daughters of
Revolution
Deere
Illnois
Deefes
National Society
Fairbanks
Congress
William A
Orp
Virginia
Fair Banks
Monmouth
DeMotte
National Museum
N. J. Nelson
Big 4 Shoe Store
Fifteenth Street
Moline, Ill
Boston
Ladies’ Aid Society of
First M E. Church
W H Richards
New York
P. S
PIERR @ CO
Fifteenth St
ST Mary's Parochial Schools
Thomas Je Uford
Garlington
A J. L. McKennan
Omaha
J T McKennan
Keneation
Minneapolis
Mra. Gilpin Moore
W A Meyers
New Orleans
Hagstrom
Harry Kemmel
Muscatine
Iowa
Court of Honor
R. H. Taylor
Phil Laargie
10Th Street
T B. Reidy
John Sundine
The
Dispatch
Intend Press Association
Vorwaerts
Jolly Haymakers
King Philip Tribe
Imp O. R. M
Industrial Hall
R C Bryant
Katie Corcoran
Freeport
Charles Benel
Journal
Illinois
South Carolina
Charleston Exposition
Frederick H. Smith
Frank T. Ruhl
William Cooley
John H. Appendahl
Thomas Tippit
John 8. Brown
Arthur J Dunbar
Goodfellowship Club
First Baptist Church
Torcas Society of the
Seventh Ward
Mra
John Cooper
6Th Avenue
Scandinavian Temperance Union
South Moline
Ed Plummer
John Lyons
A C Stevens
Green River
Mrs. Parker
John Bamberger
Will Johnson
Barnard & Leas
Edith Fernald
Vera Johnson
Bob
Price Age
Bucklen
Moline Dairymen
U. S Clothing CO
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