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Newspaper
Moline Daily Journal
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1902
Page
5
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Surveyor Bert Gould marks a half mile track at Fairview Driving Park on the Charles King place near Joslin. The regulation track, with 600 foot stretches and a true circle, is expected to host matinees this fall and could relocate the county fair to Moline for better racing cards. Local horsemen have joined the Fairview Driving Park Association, and Joslin fair officials see potential benefits from bringing events here.
Sam Lauer, of Davenport, lost his right arm above the wrist when a planer knife severed it while he attempted to straighten a crooked guide at the Christian Mueller saw mill east of the mill office. Workers applied a tourniquet and he was rushed to Mercy hospital for treatment by Dr Matthew.
Western railroads will raise freight rates on butter cheese eggs and poultry effective July 10. Increases run from 20 to 85 cents per hundred pounds for traffic from St Paul and Missouri rival points to Chicago with smaller hikes at intermediate points.
Last evening at 426 Forty-sixth Street Rock Island Mr Raleigh Sowash wed Miss Emily Rosenquist in a ceremony led by Rev R C Bryant of the First Baptist church Moline Attendants were Miss Ada Hill and Mr Axel Rosenquist The couple will reside at the bride's home The other wedding at Miss Edith Caroline Noftsker and Mr William Lavender occurred at the Noftsker residence with Miss Francis Rhoads as ring bearer and two ribbon girls The event followed a season of felicitations and featured white and pink decorations and bridal roses
Manager Ed Brown of the Marine band announces a free concert on Market square next Tuesday at 8 PM. A special program is planned and the public is invited. The venue moved from city hall square to Market square to protect the park area from trampling.
Rain this morning halted street maintenance and outdoor operations. Workers say the weather is impacting productivity and schedules as teams assess next steps.
Richard Albert Streed Moline Amy Tracy Lundeen Moline Raleigh Lowash Rock Island Emily Pauline Rosenquist Rock Island listed in a local notice naming residents connected to the area.
The notice reports Albert Freed marrying Amy Tracy Lundeen, a fact later corrected to Albert Streed. Mrs Lavender and Mr Lavender began a wedding tour after revelations about Mr Freed’s marriage. The Rock Island Y M L A association’s former physical director is noted in passing.
The Central Union Telephone Company enforces calling by number and prefix as Rock Island grows to over 1,200 phones. The change aims to speed dispatch of business and improve exchange service for the public.
Mrs J B Pfeiffer aged 19 married a week earlier to a piano player, died after swallowing carbolic acid. She lived near Cowden's place in Rock Island two years, was visiting her husband in Davenport yesterday with another man, quarreled, and returned home to end her life early this morning.
Captain John Streckfus of the Acme Co announces purchase of another packet to run opposite the Winona in the Clinton trade. Rumor says Lamont resigns Acme agency to manage a competing line with the Cowles as the carrier. Johnston replaces Lamont at the Acme warehouse in Rock Island as Cowles enters Clinton-Rock Island activity.
Rain ruined the Deere and Company picnic at Woodward's Grove with about 3 600 tickets issued and crowds arriving by train. The organizer Mr Deere promised to hold the event on the first fine day, possibly next Tuesday, if the forecast cooperates.
Paving on Second avenue progresses with contractors starting without waiting for a new street car reel. Conway plans to start Seventh avenue work this morning but rain delayed operations.
A burglary at the Rock Island railroad storehouse in Rock Island led to the arrest of a man who tried to sell brass journals to Mr. Schmidt of Moline Brass Works. The suspect, identified as Bred Kelley, appeared before Police Magistrate Olion and was held to the grand jury on a $500 bond.
A Boston man, newly married to a ailing wealthy woman, claims success with Dr King s New Life Pills. He says the remedy restored her to perfect health and treats jaundice biliousness malaria fever ague and liver and stomach troubles. Sold for 30 cents at Gisatenta s drug store.
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