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Newspaper
Moline Daily Journal
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1904
Page
5
The Moline Plow Company closed for annual repairs and stock taking last Saturday. Superintendent C R Stephens said operations would restart by mid July with a sizable workforce and aim for full blast by August first, indicating a busy season ahead. The shutdown is routine for stock and maintenance each year.
The Vander Vennet Clothing Company showcases an outing suit line that cannot be matched for the same price elsewhere in town. The assortment is described as exceptionally good this year and buyers are urged to visit the shop to choose before stocks run out.
Shoppers can find the latest summer shirt styles at H. T. Moas' store located at 1680 Third Avenue. The shop offers up-to-date materials and a wide stock sure to include preferred options.
William Howell, battered by a pale intruder after consuming alcohol, beat back toward his home and attacked his wife in a past incident. Judge Olson imposed 80 days in county jail with regret for not longer punishment. Jonas Johnson, drunken and disoriented, received 20 days in county jail.
Vander Vennet Clothing Co promotes hats originally at 2.50 to be sold for 1.65 after the Fourth. The ad promises buyers save the full value of 250 and have funds left to buy fireworks, urging shoppers to take advantage of the bargain.
Game Warden T P Laffin reports to the state game commissioner that 1742 hunters licenses were issued in Rock Island County for the year ending June 1. The county contributed to the $115000 collected for the state. Township counts include Andalusia 24, Cordova 88, Milan 61, Moline 28, Rock Island 723, Reynolds 53, Port Byron 63, Bowling 16, and others totaling 1742 licenses.
H T Moss displays a fine line of straw hats in the latest snaps and straws with light weight summer wear options. Stay cool for the Fourth by choosing Moss’s hats.
Magistrate Finger of Davenport sent John McCabe to the grand jury on a charge related to victimizing Rock Island and Davenport Catholic institutions and clergymen. In default of $500 bail he was committed to the county jail.
A Harper House Democratic convention in Moline adjourned amid factional tension as delegates named a weak ticket. Marshall chaired amid disputes over committee appointments and representation, while Medill led resolutions backing primary reform, good roads, and federal aid.
Prosecution schedules a large list of witnesses and banker participants for the Warr trial. Bankers ordered to produce all notes and papers handed to Warr for exhibition. Journalists Foster Stanley McKeever cited to verify interview accuracy.
A vintage ad lists men’s wear items offered by Vander Vennet Clothing Co. Straw hats, crash suits, quitting suits, flannel suits, summer suits, and summer underwear are advertised. Prices show hats at 250 and another item at 165.
Today July 1 the Rock Island arsenal starts a 15 day vacation for employees with 12 months of service. About 2200 workers on two shifts will be laid off with full pay whether they receive vacation now or in August. June payroll is due July 7.
The line highlights a broad summer stock by H T Moss offered at low prices. Shoppers are urged to check his selection before buying elsewhere, with emphasis on good value and wide variety.
B and Q will offer round-trip passes to St Louis with departures July 2 through 6 and return within 16 days. Tickets priced at 7 dollars 65 cents.
An old advertisement urges customers to visit Rank's Busy Shoe Stores at 1618 Third and 603 16th Street to choose oxfords canvas shoes or dress boots before a Saturday closing sale. The copy touts style variety and guaranteed wearing quality with a broad price range.
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