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Newspaper
Moline Daily Journal
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1902
Page
8
Last term the court ruled Mrs. Katherine Wieland’s claim on her late husband’s $2000 policy against the Woodmen must be paid in full with interest, minus dues the order refused. The order appealed the decision.
Col Franks Clendenin will muster the unit tonight at the Moline Spanish area. The muster will assemble at the Armory where the company will be inspected by officers.
Ladies white shirt waists with watered embroidery tucked and lace effects offered for sale in a bulk lot of 200 at factory prices through Mullanes department store.
New Era Dressmaking parlors announce services at 422 Sixteenth Street. Waorik aims for reasonable prices offering skirt wallets, biri ta silk, fanek petticoat, shirt wallets, summer dresses, and children's dresses with pricing from 40 cents to $2. Telephone 2008.
The funeral for Chetate John Hrbdar Kreberg will be held tomorrow from the Swedish Methodist church on Twelfth Avenue. Military burial will follow by the Foam company, with Spanish American War veterans expected to attend. Services conducted by Hether Burrell and Rev Johnson. Fresh potato chips at Woa'rens.
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Informal notice offering purchase of properties and other persons in possession with sums from $10 upward. Claim to handle the matter to your satisfaction and convenience. Information cheerfully given.
Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with showers possible. Temperatures rise through the period. Local forecast covers Moline and surrounding areas.
Local business cards and notices list products from fresh potato chips to straw hats and Panama brims at Sundeen Vander Vennett and Wilsons. Insurance, cabinetmaking, and dental services are advertised along with Summer events at Prospect Park and Watch Tower concerts. Community updates mention Elks carnival plans and local real estate deals amid parade of sales and services.
Three Walg lace Shows employees Charles Traverse Charles Sikes and Reed Rust by attorney filed attachment suits in Rock Island Justice Court against B F Wallace to collect wages. Constable Goldberg served and attached a baby elephant after show officials delayed payment, prompting settlement of wages and costs totaling 25 dollars. Major Blunt and Elks group receive news of visitor access to government island with pass rules unchanged.
An exhortation to systematic saving highlights a weekly deposit plan. It promotes regular, persistent saving leading to sizable sums and notes the Moline National Bank savings department handling funds, directing readers to a large advertisement on page 5.
A day mare owned by grocer E. H. Wilson was injured on Fifth Avenue when the pavement caved in. Blood poisoning followed and the animal died. Wilson seeks $125 in damages from the city for the loss and injury to his property.
Memorial services were held at Riverside Cemetery Sunday afternoon for deceased Woodmen and Royal Neighbors. Graves were decorated followed by exercises at the pavilion. Mrs. Josephine Nelson served as marshal of the Royal Neighbors. Mrs. Rose Salisbury died in prayer and Mrs. Mary Stuhr chaired and introduced J. B. Oakleaf, who delivered the main address praising the departed.
The article argues that newspapers serve readers by informing on goods and services and aiding trades. It stresses advertising should be carefully handled, made engaging and instructive, boosting both reader value and the paper’s profitability. It praises advertising for showcasing typography and design.
George Trebor of Davenport, worker for T Richter, stepped on a rusted nail at his home. The four inch wound penetrated his foot and the nail broke off in the puncture. He was taken to St Luke's hospital in precarious condition.
A list of individuals including Edwin C. Ter of Savanna Amelia Mattrow Havana Charles F. Dewend Moline Minnie C Trcedman Moline Henry Rader Moline Nellie Deatz Moline William J Lower Geneseo Julia M. Ingram Geneseo Axel Lundeen Moline Anna Fairman Moline Thomas E. Young Chicago Jessie M. Teska Rock Island appears. The text also promotes Rocky Mountain Ten as a power for cures by F W Uhrus.
A thrifted description notes embroidered tucked and wine stained shirt waists available at Mullane department store, Union News Depot, located at 1420 Fourth Ave, highlighting a rare factory bargain.
South Moline residents report visits and travels with several local mentions. Saxon and Miss Jennie Marshall returned to Cordova after visiting in South Heighto. Charles Holm announces Spokane plans. Miss Anna Gustafson visits Prof and Mrs Benson in Rockingham. Mrs Alice Swinburn visits Coal Valley. Mrs J Arnold visits Peoria. Mrs Andrew Hannah and Florence return from Aledo. Irwin Cox visits Rapids City after time with Dr Looker.
Readable fragments indicate Bundeen and Vander Vennett's offered flannel suits in night and dark colors. The ad notes available styles and color options in a local clothing store listing.
Burlington Hawkeye hails Friday entertainment at Trinity Lutheran Church as fully satisfying with superb pictures and beauty. It notes the program will be repeated Thursday evening at the First Baptist Church for the city audience.
Mrs Minnie Smeltzer died at St Anthony's hospital Friday night of appendicitis at age 26. A native of Youngstown Ohio she moved to Rock Island ten years ago and is survived by her husband and a 6 year old son. Funeral was Sunday. Mrs J M Spwr aged 49 died at home in South Rock Island Saturday morning after a long illness with heart trouble and dropsy. She leaves a husband three daughters and one son Tillie Emma Edith and Elwin.
Superior Margaret Claire and Sister Bila of the Sisters of St Mary arrive in Davenport, stationed at St Katharine's Hall. They plan duties for summer on chapel and gymnasium construction and school opening in September. Sister Esther from St Gabriel's Poughkeepsie comes to lead St Katharine's late July while several other sisters join by September 1.
Country exchanges report a fine season with oats turning a rich green and expected big yields in straw. Corn also growing well and not weedy except where glory vines started.
A Reynolds married couple separated on Monday and the wife took part of the household goods and emigrated. Domestic infidelity is cited as the cause. The woman is about 18 years old and the husband, a widower at marriage, is about 46.
A local ice cream seller advertises quart and gallon quantities with custom flavors and delivery to the kitchen door hours before serving. Special prices for large amounts are offered with a pledge to dependable service.
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