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Newspaper
Moline Daily Journal
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1902
Page
8
The forecast calls for cloudy conditions tonight and Friday with likely showers. Temperatures were reported Saturday with highs around the mid to upper range and lows near the freezing mark, marking a notable daily high above average.
Fragmentary notice text appears with scattered terms like camp, song, vet and regular mentions. OCR errors limit clarity but hints at a miscellaneous public notice or classified snippet from a newspaper page. Further readable details are not present to identify a specific event or action.
The item lists plumbing by Lockhart, sewer and water work near the post office, a Mullane’s bargains note, Pattee at the Burts tonight, a Paderewski recital attendance, Rathbone party and dance Friday, March 21, and the 20th Century Club grand ball March 22 with Freed's orchestra. Also mentions H P Vickers joining Rock Island baseball club and local vendors for dairy and cottage cheese deliveries.
JF Eieet of Bittefield Mich reports his night clerk Albert Kennedy stole $14 from the till and fled. Magistrate Johnson fines Poker Lambert $75 and George Forsythe $25 for abusive language and disorderly conduct. they are jailed for nonpayment.
W of Christman died Tuesday night at St Anthony hospital of consumption after long suffering. Survived by wife and a year old daughter. The family lived at 513 Sixth Street Rock Island and will be interred in Chippewa?nock cemetery on Rock Island with interment at Ter k Island.
Swift & Company reports Illinois inventors awarded patents this week for a corn canning prep apparatus by Hoopeston inventor Jacob RuYKendall, a pneumatic hammer by Albert Ohlman, a woodworker scraper by John Olson, a rail joint by John Roberta, and an incubator alarm shield by Robert Wheeler. Democratic candidate for justice of the peace in Rock Island, John N. RoRo, served notice he does not wish to be considered a candidate.
Help wanted notice seeking an apprentice in the mil linery department at the New York Store. Apply in person. 20
Rock Island public library directors met at 7 30 pm Wednesday to open bids from Art Metal Company and Library Bureau for metal book stacks. Art Metal proposed 50 000 book stacks with stairway booklift and glass floor at 5 828 60. board favors this option but may limit to 50 000 only.
Having received an extension of time cost and expenses may be saved by paying not later than Saturday March 29. Office at Five Points, Moline. GEO P SAND, Collector LO JAANS, Deputy Collector The Fair, F H. Kracke, 613 15th st.
The Watertown hospital for the insane plans four new brick fireproof buildings, two 80 by 60 foot two story structures plus a male dormitory and parole ward. The project uses about $35,000 from a recent appropriation and completes the laundry and social hall renovations.
W Sandstrom, the high art photographer, prepares for the grand opening of his new gallery in the McKinnie block. The event runs Friday and Saturday evenings with an up to date, elegant gallery design. Callers are invited to view the facilities on the second floor. carnations to all visitors.
Mise Malmberg and her two helpers showcased a chic selection of street hats bonnets and new millinery patterns in the city inviting all ladies to view the display. The shop is located a few doors west of Fifteenth Street at 1414 Fourth Avenue Moline.
Advertisement from Moline Heating & Construction Company offering sewer water gas services plumbing and heating with guarantee and satisfaction promise.
Real estate ad lists Edgewood Park properties including a 12 room house with three lots offered at 5000 after 6500. Also notes Edgewood Park lots 600 to 650 each and multiple houses for sale or rent with various sizes and prices. Contains garbled figures and incomplete lines typical of an old classified ad.
Arden Dearbeyne, born in Smyrna, described as an Athenian with psychic powers, foretold the Battle Creek sanitarium fire at a public meeting. He leads the Christoupathian Brotherhood and claims soul flight to Asia Mars and other worlds, with sittings corroborated by friends. Channel Ice Company advertises hardwood stove-length orders.
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