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Newspaper
Moline Daily Journal
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1904
Page
8
Green Bros advertise quality groceries to newlyweds and homemakers, claiming their flour leads to larger loaves, Chase & Sanborn coffee brightens mornings, and a full line includes beans canned fruit ham beef and seasonal produce to ensure happy households. The message emphasizes provident dining and reliable supplies for married life.
Mrs Ida Swanson testified that Mrs Arthur Peal struck her head with the end of a broom after Peal jumped through a window screen. Swanson said the attack followed a verbal dispute over 90 cents and that a severe gash required medical attention. Police court proceedings were set for the afternoon.
The Daily Journal engages Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Kavanaugh of Indianapolis and assistants Mary Taylor Maude Stober and Irene Luckey as expert solicitors authorized to receive new subscriptions. Report delivery failures to the office so issues can be remedied.
Local merchants advertise Fourth of July events and sales at Prospect park including free admission, music and dancing all day, hammocks and swings from Reid and Witters, straw hats and canvas shoes at U S Clothing, and discounts on flannel two piece suits. Excursions and ice service also promoted along with notices of a hospital superintendent resignation and a funeral.
Cattle in Mocine report, marriage of Dro Ate and Margare E K Rosborough. J Y Pests and daughter Bese Dave visit from Rock Island. Arthur C Hamitto to Sea and Wenatchee for vacation. Grace Hill returns from Chicago studies. Creaventreliers Club dances planned near Watch Tower. Mr and Mrs Meyer Jeet visit Ottawa. Philip Heer heads to Miner Springs. Beene of Rock Island ties pretty home wedding. Miss Ritzabeth Hoenig weds Arne Bufe. Stengel couple marries at United Presbyterian parsonage. couple to reside at 1211 Fourth Avenue, Rock Island. groom a popular Rock Island hairdresser with 11 years service.
Anton Froyd announces purchase of a shoe store in Kyelman and Land opposite Swedish Lutheran church. He takes ownership this morning and plans to dedicate the business with competitive prices. The new owner is noted in local business circles and will operate with Karlman as part of the firm.
Moss the clothier offers a full line of hats and gentlemen’s furnishings. Located at 4280 Third Avenue Rockland area, the shop proclaims a range of small weight hats and the notable “notl s line ae.” Local address details and partner references appear in the ad.
A lender promises quick loans using household items such as furniture, pianos, horses, wagons or other personal property as collateral. They advertise flexible terms from $10 upward with no removal of property and repayment any time, charging only for time used.
Miss Sue Denkmann won the Rock Island Arsenal Golf Club fourth handicap tournament on Thursday afternoon. Ten contestants competed and Denkmann posted 113 with a handicap of 20. Mies A Marim, Mandeville of Davenport, and Tegeler of Rock Island finished second and third.
Sam from Aledo, once prominent, appears in the city today as he battles kidney trouble for six months under medical care. he attends a Bankers' Literary Association event, described as a nominal return to activity.
Camille Van De Vorde hosts a bowling contest at his Farm ers' Home Saloon on Second Street between Tenth and Eleventh in Mast Moline on Monday July 4.
Ladies parasols in silk and all silk varieties reduced to 85c to 86c with values up to 1.25 and 12 dozen embroidery turnover collars 10c. One-fourth to one-third off on better silk parasols plus white stock collars 10c and belts in silk and leather 49c. Pierr & Company 419-428 Fifteenth Street.
Miss Lazzie Stevens daughter of Mrs. Silva Stevens died suddenly at her uncle Peter Te Crerk’s home on Third Avenue from peritonitis after an abortive illness. The deceased, age 16, was born in Lowmore town.
Local ad urges families to visit Vander Vennet Clothing Company for outdoor holiday wear. Store notes it will close Monday but promises late Saturday fitting hours, promising readers a festive, journalish homefront vibe for the Fourth of July.
Congressman Thomas J. Henderson of Illinois writes from Washington praising Peruna as an effective cure for catarrh in his family and recommending the remedy to friends. He notes seasonal variations in catarrh and urges readers to obtain Dr. Hartman’s free medical advice if results are not prompt.
Rooms for housekeeping rent available downtown. Inquiries at 834 16th Street.
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