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Newspaper
Moline Daily Journal
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1902
Page
2
Threatening weather with probable showers tonight and Wednesday. Temperature changes minor. readings show 52 at 9:00 am, 60 and 70 above figures, with a high of 70 and a low of 34. Provides Sandstrom thermometer data for the day.
A compact local notice page lists various businesses and services including Vogels minstrels tonight, Mullanes bargains, Hirsch Anderson fire Insurance, Tri-City Tower Supply, Cederberg cabinetmaker, Morning Light union-made cigar, Channel Ice Company, F. H Kracke hardwood, Shallberg Bros hardwood, Moline Dye Works paving supplies, Firkins Swanson tailors, Forsberg Tully openings, and police preparations for seating at the Little Park. Also notes Oscar Victor of Moline Heights and three lots from Mat Simonson.
Listings include real estate activity by H H Haley, ongoing art exhibit at Sixteenth street gallery, Monmouth rally of Baptist Union, street paving plans, Vogel’s minstrels at Wagner tonight, high potato prices, union mission resignation, clothing displays, registration reminders, railroad and streetcar developments, smallpox caution, electric line survey, notable residents, horticultural city cleanup, Grand Army encampment plans, Velie carriage works, grand openings at Forsberg Talty, Moline Elevator cost update, Dr W O Beam driving horses, and pending thoroughbred arrival.
Sundeen and VanderVennett stage a grand Easter opening on Wednesday and Thursday with souvenirs for all callers. The notice promotes new styles and fit at the Moline clothing store, alongside other local events and notices from the area.
Private capitaliste and Rocketalana phrases aside, McKeever assumed new duties as circulation and advertising manager of the Mall. Formerly in hardware, he served as county superintendent of schools and recently was a school teacher.
Aldene in with Hirsch report states Aldene will vacate rear shop at Sommers Hotel, lease half of Hirsch’s Third Avenue store, move stock in two weeks, and Hirsch will exit the merchant tailoring department while continuing in men's furnishing goods with Aldene taking over stock.
The New York Store hosts a grand millinery opening showcasing the finest ladies hats. Elk brand hats advertised as top value, with H. T. Moss at 1680 Third Avenue promoting Elk hats as best in the country for the money.
WANTED first class heavy molders side floor men and caremakers with union shop. Call C. D. Varel Sommers Hotel 7 to 8 tonight. FOR SALE choose lot near 25th and 7th for 500. Four room cottage 387 11th st for 1200. 7 room house 702 25th st for 2300. Bargain 831 18th ave 101 feet front 1550. Cottage near Prospect Park 1250. E L Eastman McKinnle block invites property viewings.
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