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Newspaper
Moline Daily Journal
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1902
Page
3
The Journal Printing Company in Moline Illinois lists offices and staff positions with telephones and subscription rates for daily, semiweekly, and Sunday editions. It notes publication times, postal details, and mailing rates for one year and six months with advertising and communications instructions.
A fragmentary Indiana romance tale unfolds with hints of a courtship amid rural life and community norms. The narrative references Miss Millet and local figures as the scene shifts between street life and private interactions, shadowed by social expectations and small town values.
The fragmented OCR passage discusses age, retirement, and compulsory pension ideas. It references New York Life Insurance, government retirement, and societal duty, mentioning figures like Grover Cleveland and Rutherford B. Hayes, and notes concerns about century-old pension practices and moral duties in old age.
Henry F Viertch sworn as City Treasurer of Moline Illinois reports the treasury balance and funds on hand as of January 4 1902. Notary Chas G Carlson attested.
The annual stockholders meeting of the Moline Building Savings and Loan Association is set for Monday January 13 1902 at Warrhall to elect three directors for three years fill one vacancy for one year and transact other business. Principal officers are P Simion president J W Warr secretary.
The Journal invites readers to send notices of golden weddings and anniversaries. Please submit clear details at least a week before the event for publication consideration.
The Cuban general election shows light turnout with Palma leading Estrada Palma as Mage supporters abstain. Balloting for president and vice president by electors to be held February 24 with results sent to a central board and military governor for formal transfer of authority to the new republic. Also notes rising railroad profits in 1901 and calls for stock reform to boost public service.
The annassometing of the stock holders of the Moline State Savings Bank of Moline for the election of directors for the ensuing year will be held at the office of the old bank on January 11 from 2 to 4 pm. F Anderson, Cashier. December 24, 1901.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of Moline National Bank of Moline Til will be held at the bank office on January 14, 1902, from 2 to 4 pm for the election of directors for the ensuing year. Treasurer HIRSCH, Cashier.
A week’s harvest of 1,500 to 1,600 ducks and geese triggers outrage over slaughter. Gentlemen violators face moral censure rather than legal punishment, while debates touch on Col Meade’s guest issues and naval customs. The piece notes Virginia’s planned Jamestown exposition and a broad tax shift benefiting railroads. It also mentions German press influence, Denver women seeking a female officer, and the Nicaraguan canal bill, with Iowa and Sinchias leaders’ harmony without a strategy board.
An advertisement from Elgin Tennessee and Davenport listing Draggista and Torbert over rubber goods. It claims remedies for female care and various conditions. The text mentions prices and mailing terms for packets sent on receipt.
A fragmented 19th century medicine list catalogs cures for fevers inflammations teething diarrhea cough colds neuralgia toothache headache dyspepsia suppressed periods white discharge rheumatism fever and chills catarrh whooping cough kidney issues nervous debility urinary weakness hay fever and more. At the end it notes Dr Humphrey's Manual of all Diseases offered by a druggist or on request from Medical Co New York.
An advertisement extols careful telegram style and warns against cheap soaps. It advocates Ivory Soap for laundry use as pure affordable soap that cleans thoroughly without damaging fabrics, promising safe results like water in chemical innocence.
Incoherent OCR fragments mention teachers and a father figure, a son, and phrases about life at home. The text also references a town sequestration, wealth, and a definition of kleptomaniac with unclear attribution.
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