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Newspaper

Moline Daily Journal

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1902

Page

5

Tragic Coasting Accident Claims Vera Johnson

Vera Johmneos known as Eivery Othilia Johnson dies after severe injuries from a sled collision on a hill near her home. The Garfield school pupil, age found in city records, endured a brief operation removing three pieces of pubic bone before succumbing. Funeral set for Friday at Second Methodist with Rev. Soder officiating.

Vera Johmneos Reet Vera Eivery Othilia Johnson August Johnson 4Th Avenue Johnson Barnard & Leas Garfield Vern

Local Notes From South Moline and Surrounds

South Moline February notes report Harvey Insley still recovering from rheumatism and double pneumonia after reform school stay. Local weddings, Sunday School events, and a surprise gathering at Mrs. Anna O Day home are noted along with visits from Dora Randall, Mrs. Killing, and Mrs. Glenn.

South Moline Harvey Insley Reform School Dora Randall Henderson, Lil

Mrs George Dunn Again Holds Bowling Cup

In the ladies bowling contest at the Brunswick alley Mrs George Dunn rolled the high score and retains the cup won in the last match for another week.

George Dunn Brunswick Alley

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Ad Featured In Local Ad

Local drug store display touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a universal cure for aches burns bruises and inflammation. It claims to treat boils ulcers felons and skin eruptions with a money back guarantee. Available for 25 cents at Clendenin’s drug store run by F H Kracke on 613 16th street.

Clendenin

Surgeon William Watson of Dubuque to Move to Chicago

The Dubuque Times highlights 76-year-old Dr. William Watson who, after decades in Dubuque since 1854, plans to relocate to Chicago. He served as surgeon of the 11th Iowa infantry, aided by Gen Wood during the Vicksburg campaign, later as post surgeon at Rock Island Illinois, and treated 1331 Confederate prisoners with smallpox, achieving improved survival. He declined Johnson's Island assignment to stay near Dubuque.

Dubuque Rock Island Watson Wood Johnson's Island

The Helen Blair Gets Memphis Pilot Wheel

The Helen Blair, under construction at Kahlke Bros. yard on the Uranta hull, will receive a pilot wheel from the river packet City of Memphis. The wheel has arrived and will be installed soon.

Helen Blair Kahlke Bros Uranta Memphis

Steel Machine Shop Planned by Kenwood Bridge Co

The Kenwood Bridge Company will erect Williams White and Company’s new machine shops of steel construction. The building will measure 112 by 240 feet, sit west of the foundry, extend from the avenue to the Burlington tracks, be one story with a high center span and galleries along the sides.

Kenwood Bridge Company Williams, White & Company Burlington Tracks

Davenport man charged with assault on motorman in Rock Island

W J Pugh of Davenport faces a warrant sworn in Rock Island for assaulting Harry N Stone, a Davenport Rail Line motorman, on Monday afternoon near 2d Avenue. Stone stopped the car to return a package. Pugh forced entry through a vestibule door, struck Stone and was ejected by the conductor. Pugh to have a hearing this afternoon.

Johnson Rock Island W J Pugh Davenport Harry N Stone 2D Avenue Pugh Stone Wroth

Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement and Endorsements

A Toledo Ohio advertisement offers a hundred dollar reward for an incurable catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure priced at 7d per bottle. It features endorsements from West Traux Walding Kinnan Marvin druggists and asserts internal action on blood and mucous surfaces with testimonials available.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Props Toledo Ohio F J Cheney

Obituary of Newton B. Ricketts Remains Laid to Rest

Newton B. Ricketts died on Friday February 14 at his home in the county. Born March 9 1857 in Drury townsh ip he married Emma Drury November 23 1886. Survived by wife three children mother five sisters and five brothers. Funeral at Pine Bluff church with burial in Reynolds cemetery conducted by Rev Messra Sheppard and Broom. Pallbearers listed.

Newton B. Ricketts Mr Ricketts Drury Township Emma Drury Muscatine Iowa Pine Bluff Church Reynolds Cemetery Messra. Sheppard and Broom A. Keller C F. Bpickler T. Vanatte EB. McGreer H. M. White J. A. Bowser

New Century Demand for World’s Best Workers Adverts

An advertisement touts a vast demand for top labor in the new century and promotes Dr. Leon’s New Life Pills for headaches stomach liver and kidney troubles. Available at Clenecais’s drug store for 25 cents amid bold claims of unrivaled efficacy.

Eons Clenécais

Moline Club Names Committees for the Year

President Frank W Gould of the Moline Club announces committee appointments for year including a new membership committee to boost growth. Members listed across Property House Entertainment Reception and Membership groups.

Frank W. Gould Moline Club H. W Sommera W. A. Dieroff E. E. Morgan Dr Gluesing Chas. Dunn Entertainment Hoffman R. B. Lowrie F W Bank M J McEntry Rufus Walker, Jr W E. Tolles Chas

Police Force Crippled by Illness of Members

William Eberhart filled in at Rock Island police headquarters for one night to help his former fellow officers as several key personnel were absent due to illness. Officer Kell was away to care for his critically ill son, while Marshal Darnell and Officers Brian and Moody were also off duty because of illness.

William Eberhart Rock Island E. P Kell Kell Marshal Darnell Brian Moody

New Discovery Cures Coughs and Lung Ailments

Mrs W Watkins of Pleasant City Ohio praises Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption saying it saved her chubby boy from pneumonia after a terrible cough and weeks of treatment. Mil liona notices its reputation as a sure cure for coughs colds and lung diseases with 60c and 1 Trial bottles free at Ciendenin’s drug store.

W Watkins Pleasant City Ohio Dr King Ciendenin

Factory for Second Avenue Vicinity Developments

Promoters seek property east of the Moline Plow Company on Second Avenue from the Dunn property to 16th Street for a new buggy factory. Shipping facilities and proximity to the city center are key inducements. The Dunn plan with C H Deere changed. Q may favor rebuilding a new passenger station on the current freight yard site between Library Street and the railroad rather than moving to the riverfront.

Moline Plow Company 2D Avenue Dunn 16Th Street Dunn Place C H Deere Shallberg Library Street River Front

Great Lace Sale at the New York Stars

Tonight and tomorrow Pierr & Company announces 250 pieces of torch lace from two to five inches wide, totaling over 8,000 yards, on sale at 50 yard. A display of embroideries is shown in the center window.

New York Stars Pierr & Company P Pierr & Company

Fair goods left over to be sold tonight

Turn er fair leftovers to be auctioned at Turner hall with aims to clear stock. Items will be sold in any manner to secure bargains for attendees.

Turner Hall

Refund Guarantee on Green's Syrup of Tar Bottle

The Battles Pharmacy H Sandstrom offers a refund on a 60c bottle if it fails to cure cough or cold and a 26c bottle to prove satisfaction, or money refunded. This card acts as a signed guarantee of satisfaction and refund policy.

Green Battles Pharmacy H Sandstrom

Deere implement makers push goods abroad tour planned

Maline implement makers push products overseas. D Poole, an expert in the implement line, will tour the world for Deere & Company to introduce goods and demonstrate the greatest plows on earth. C A Stromberg returns from a year abroad for Deere focusing on Sweden and Norway.

Maline D. Poole Deere & Company Poole C A. Stromberg Sweden Norway

Also Mentioned on This Page

Kittin Hannah Edith Theodore Second Methodist Church Soder Riveralde South Mrs. Killing Glenn Chas. Buck Sunny Hill Ida Johnson Coal Valley Laldies’ Aid Society Hattie Brown Anna O'Day Bethany Cook Sherron Sand South Dakota Charles Hawley Mineral Springs Isaac Cole Willcox Galesburg Bucklen F H. Kracke 16Th St Hull Bros Hull Brothers Third Avénue The Postoffice Motine Lif Gold Crown Dental Pa Freeman's Illinois Haturel Teath Chafee Toady Avenue Firkins Second Avenue Toor DEERE S. D. Poole Coyne East End Pharmacy C. G. Coyne Prescription Druggist Fifth Avenue Moline Mullane’s Department Store Mullane’s 5Th St 4Th Ave Molings
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