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Newspaper
Moline Daily Journal
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1901
Page
4
The notice lists publication details for The Twice-a-Week Journal and official paper status for Moline. It includes office numbers, printing references, and subscription prices for weekly and yearly mail, along with management and editor names and entry as second class mail matter.
Totalkon Labor organizer Leon Greenbaum of St. Louis is in town for several days. He will speak at Market Square Saturday evening on The Great Class Struggle Between Capital and Labor. He also addresses the City Labor Congress Sunday at 2 PM and the vespernion at 4 PM. Greenbaum previously ran as Social Democrats candidate for Lieutenant Governor and Mayor of St Louis.
The Thursday publication of the sale of ten brass guns held by Sheriff Crake triggered wide criticism among veterans. Major Beardsley along with Hull and McKinley figure in disputed ownership, with records showing the guns were conveyed to Rock Island monument groups while ownership remains nominal and the guns stay under county custody.
The August Midsummer Delineator features vacation themed pages with dainty dresses and lace work by Mrs Gorman dein, a kitchen section on cold tomato dishes and summer drinks, three short stories by Francia Lynde Arabella Kenealy and a college tale, plus local baseball news noting The Young Bluff Star defeated Lincoln school 30 to 28 at Weasel's new land.
A trio of Moline youths Robert Reid William Held and Guy Dastling returned from a fishing and camping party up the river reaching farther than any launch this season aboard the Tinker which traveled about 80 miles from St. Paul area to Minne ska. They enjoyed the voyage and plan to install new officers at the Maccabees later tonight and a social session to follow.
Port Byron July 11 notes visitors from Malta Davenport and Moline. Mrs Maxwell ill but improving. Local farming outlook cautious as crops ripen early. Baseball: Davenport to Fort Byron Blues 16 to 8, Cordova to Zuma 20 to 2. Sunday school picnic featured prayers recitations and music by Strasser’s Davenport band. W J Cox treated at Rock Island hospital and to return home soon. Prof S M Coddington named Bancroft principal after salary advance. Munsey left for Atkinson. Marriage Licenses Charles Starr and Emma Raman. Rock Island.
A collage of clipped opinions and quips from Ohio State Journal, Washington Star, Chicago Record-Herald, and Denver Times. Observations touch reformers TV promises and public pledges amid humorous rural dialogue and political banter.
A fragment from a periodical cites a man claiming success by pouring kerosene around a house to kill mosquitoes, noting it was costly but effective while contrasting unrelated anecdotes about family and social witticisms from various sources.
A light feature notes a saying about women keeping secrets and contrasts two kinds of secrets. It ends with a casual remark about enjoying strawberry and vanilla ice cream at the Richelieu.
Enoch Lindberg blasting sandstone for a cold storage plant at 17th and Market Avenue caused a violent explosion. Flying rock shattered William Johnson's saloon front, with four panes ruined. Ed Kubits suffered facial injuries from flying debris as rock pieces flew 100 feet away.
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