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Newspaper
Moline Daily Journal
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1901
Page
3
A nervous note advises readers not to panic over financial troubles. It promises affordable rates and reassures that worries about money are often unfounded. The text urges readers to pursue what they want with confidence and highlights a reasonable charge.
A Danish visitor in Alto Pass named Lerche displays a claimed mind over matter power. He allegedly makes a heavy iron poker move and rise at a wall angle, then jump toward him, with no trickery. Lerche says the incident happened at Mr Jensen's home and avoids public notoriety.
Special correspondence reports Coaltown defeated Colona Cleaveland 9 to 6 in a neat and clean baseball game Sunday. They lost to the same team 3 to 1 last week and next play the Athletics, promising another interesting matchup. readers can contact HB McCann in Carbon Cliff MI to arrange a game.
A lender offers immediate loans on furniture, pianos, horses, wagons, livestock and other personal property with sums from ten dollars upward. No delay, no publicity, and no removal of goods. The firm promises satisfactory dealings and invites a call to prove their sincerity.
Secretary Wilson discusses pressed beet pulp as a cheaper transportable by-product while sugar beet cake may become a commerce item. He notes pulp feeds dairy cattle, with Claus Spreckels feeding 600 cows, and argues large factories costing about $350000 or more are needed to exploit the industry.
The ad extols Ivory Soap as pure and affordable, claiming it as the best solution to blend purity with low cost. It emphasizes original formulation after years of research and approval by a second generation of users.
Barstow July 2. Misses Goldie and Nellie Fitch visited Bushnell for the Fourth. Mr and Mrs F Kribe entertained relatives. Miss Bessie Golden was in the tri cities Monday. Thomas Stafford and family spent Sunday in Galesburg. Fred Neal, car repairer, died July 1 of stomach cancer leaving wife and two children Freddie 13 and Jennie 11. funeral July 2 at 4 p.m. from the house. Jos. Kelly of Moline officiating. Lilatrom moves family to Moline Saturday. Miss Hattie Barker of Davenport visiting friends. Piles remedy ad in town.
Briar Bluff notes July 3 with Mrs M A Edwards visiting Tipton Town and Mrs M M O'Brien visiting relatives. Milly Hodgson of Vivta with children in town. Lanham seeks dental care in Malin. Local farming slows as haying begins in poor conditions. farmers urge rain for corn. Fish fry at Tolona Ferry attracts attendees from Moline. ferryman busy all day. Herbine advertised as tonic and digestive aid by F J Clendenin and Rattles Pharmacies.
A fragmented OCR piece describes dialogue about a bishop’s position, comments on speciation and pet behavior, and a Boston Christian Register item. It references Dr Walham Boyerett, a Pullman conference appearance, and a Philadelphia Bulletin style exchange with "Bobby" discussing trade and punishment.
Mrs P Staab has resided behind sealed shutters at 135 Bloomfield street for 27 years. Only on March 4, 189k, did she come out for her husband’s funeral. Her son Washington, 48, guards the home and says she is not a prisoner, while Alfred in New York visits on Wednesdays and Saturdays. The article notes her 74 year age and isolation. Also mentions Rock Island & Peoria selling July 6 Cincinnati tickets for Christian Endeavor convention with August 31 extension.
Special correspondence reports a prank on Miss Nellie Roberts, attendance at a bowery event near Albertacn, and a Taylor Ridge Telephone switch association meeting at Dr Likhart's. Local illness updates Mrs Eckhart to continue as hello girl six months, Mr Taylor in poor health, and Mrs Chas Crawford improving. News of heavy storms, farm and family incidents, harvests, and an amusing exchange about cats and nine lives from a Brooklyn Eagle quote.
An advertisement touts Virtuama cure impateact as restoring vigor for old and middle aged, claiming renewed desires and success in business and social life. It notes a price offer and urges contact with Kidd Drug and W. H. Torbert in Dubuque for a selection of goods.
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