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Newspaper
Moline Daily Journal
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1902
Page
8
Threatening tonight and Saturday with probably light showers. Saturday temperatures at 9:00 am 43, at noon 49, and 3:00 pm 45. Highest since yesterday 49 degrees above, lowest 36 degrees above.
Special notices report Sons of Veterans Wellington Wood camp convenes at Masonic hall this evening for the regular monthly meeting. The text also notes funeral arrangements for Negitar Sarath Petey, with varied garbled references to related family and auxiliary groups.
March revival events announced for March 27 to 28 at Pat Moore Church led by Charles Smith and C S Colburn. Mich 22 Vorwaerts and Sm och Lf WRO feath trek purity mentioned among events.
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The article notes six prizes to be awarded to players, with Sandstrom opening tonight and tomorrow. It also mentions a new gallery in the McKinnie block and remodeling of nurses' dormitories after a recent fire at the city hospital. Receipts at the Paderewski recital topped $3,200, with about 80 percent going to the performer.
A fragmented report from Horathorm Sarde notes a revived rumor about land development and a stalled project. The piece references locations, dates, and local figures while citing unclear events and reactions.
Evangelists Smith and Colburn start a series of meetings at the First M E church this Friday evening. The pastor urges all Christian men to attend, praising the singing. A conference of Christian men is set for Sunday at 3 pm to plan large mass meetings.
Funeral services for Mrs Peterson will be held at 8 pm Sunday from the residence. The notice directs readers to Burts tomorrow evening to see Vegeta and a group of big minstrels.
Attorney J B Oakleaf filed five petitions in Circuit Clerk Gamble's office on Thursday for as many clients in Rock Island asking the circuit court to approve name changes. Petitioners plan to be known as Jons Magnus Persenius, Olof Wellin, John Peterson, Peter Erik Orrding, and Julie Emanuel Lorimer.
The Old Warren chapter of the DAR in Monmouth votes to rename as the Mildred Washington chapter Hearts of Oak. A charter petition has been sent. once approved, 23 ladies will form the charter membership honoring Mildred Washington, an ancestor of Mrs. Julia Scott of Bloomington.
The Davenport Democrats held ward caucuses naming alderman candidates for six wards including Rudolph Reese Regnitter Cameron Murray Halling. The platform calls for city improvements without raising taxes urge pure water by artesian wells supports Sunday closing and strict ordinance enforcement.
A series of testimonials extol Peruna as a superior remedy for catarrh and chronic cough. An elderly Milburn resident credits improved health after fifteen years of use while Detroit and Chicago users report complete relief after months of therapy. Readers are invited to write Dr. Hartman for free advice at the Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus.
Rev H Stubenvoll of Elkhorn Wisconsin praises Peruna Medicine Co for a cure of lung hemorrhages and catarrh while W D Smith a Port Huron grocer credits Peruna and Manalin for twelve years of persistent catarrh relief and sleep restoration.
Burtis hosts Mirthful Minstrels starting Monday with Howard and Doreet in a full week engagement and free admission offer for a 30 cent seat. Next Tuesday Joe Norton directs John W Vogel’s Minstrels at Wagner Opera House with a noon parade and a strong band showing. Also a Rocky Mountain Tea ad touts energy restoration.
Advertisement offers full plumbing heating and gas services by Molinh Heating and Construction Company. Claims all work guaranteed with satisfaction guaranteed and willing to fix if not satisfactory.
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