Baca r ae Laer i so Baal Re aie SUPFER A DEFAZ
SUPFER A DEFAZ b pacar ae Laer i so Baal Re aie SUPFER A DEFAZ Baolines pet team of girls defeats Chicago West Division High School girls 26 to 9 at Industrial Home hall. Ednah Creutz stars for Moline with eight baskets in the first half as 700 fans cheer. Chicago girls show fast teamwork but foul-leaning play favors Moline in a close contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baoline
Chicago
Industrial Home Hall
Chicago Lassies
Ednah Creutz
Chicago Girls
Candee's Grove Pushes Municipal Annexation In Motine
A talking poster at polling places urges voters to support Candee's Grove joining the city limits of Motine. The message emphasizes there is no objection to annexation and urges voters to vote yes.
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Motine Bey
Candee Grove
Doent
Mayor Wessel Purchases Murray Property in South Moline
Mayor Wessel has purchased the Fred Murray place near Prospect Park in South Moline. The estate covers three or four acres and includes a modern residence, described as highly desirable property.
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Wessel
Fred Murray
South Moline
Prospect Park
Windfall grant listed for Rock Island Arsenal
A sundry civil bill reported to the house includes appropriations benefiting the Rock Island Arsenal. Allocations cover machinery and shop fixtures at $100, general care and preservation at $10,000, operating bridge support at $12,500, and completion of the Thaoisami Mississippi Canal at $75,220.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Rock
Sland Arsenal
Rieck
Rock Island
Philippine letters from Evanston private on dangerous islands
Edward Kiner of Evanston Illinois, a private in troop G of the Fifteenth United States cavalry, writes home from the Philippines since May. He humorously describes the islands as dangerous and crowded with disease and reptiles, noting rice and fish as the principal diet and the many perils of war, weather, and pests.
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Edward Kiner
Evanston, Ill
Fifteenth
United States Cavalry
Philippine Islands
Kiner
T Moss's Tiuneball Goods at Carlson Bros
Customers praise the prices and selection at H T Moss 1630 Third Avenue while shopping Tiuneball goods sold by Carlson Bros. The note highlights affordability and strong value.
Two Plow Company Employees Abandon Trip to Chicago
Two Plow Company workers left for Chicago by box car Friday night. One returned to work after walking home from Ennat Moline, while the other has not reported for duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plow Company
Chicago
Ennat Moline
Best People on Earth Wear the Longley Hat
Local notice urges wearing the Longley hat and Elks brand of dat to honor good people. Emphasis on community identity and a call to keep the beat at 1630 Third Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Third Avenue
Dimock Gould & Co Settle For 790 With Insurance
Dimock Gould & Co reach a settlement of $790 with insurers after a Tuesday fire. Harry Cleveland and a bosman represented the firm in the negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dimock, Gould & CO
Dimock Gould
Blunt Compares Arsenal Wages With Private Standards
Major Stanhope B. Blunt commands Rock Island Arsenal and thanks editors for coverage of a wage increase for molders. He notes intent to pay good wages as a core policy and cites a law aligning federal wage levels with nearby private establishments, mentioning past adjustments and a new raise.
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Arsenal
Moldera
Stanhope B. Blunt
Rock Island Arsenal
Moline
Ss. B. Blunt
Ordnance Department
U 8. A
Social and Personal Notes From East Moline
Mr John Walker and Edna Wehr leave for Earlham Iowa to visit Walker's mother. Mrs JL Kuhn hosts a card party on Twenty third Street. Miss Ruth Gamble entertains the Farther Lights of the First Congregational church with West Division High School girls present. A book party invitation is issued by Estella Gamble for April 4 with attendees in costume from books. multiple social visits, birthdays, and church activities are described across several local households.
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John Walker
E. H Wehr
East Fifth Avenue
Edna Wehr
Earlham
Iowa
Walker
JL. B. Kuhn
Twenty-third Street
First Congregational Church
Ruth Gamble
Geo. W Gamble
Sixth Avenue
West Division High School of
Chicago
Estella
Ramble
Twelfth Street
Novelty clothing and furnishing store ad
See H T Mose, the popular clothier, at 1630 Third Avenue for clothing and furnishing novelties and ga lore.
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H T Mose
Third Avenue
Be In Style. You with be In aty be if you eto your
A garbled note from the Moline Dye Works describes a clothing display at the Fourth. The text is incomplete but hints at a style event tied to the factory location and a date reference.
Cecelia Murphay Noted For Handy Brush at Academy
Brooklyn Life reports Miss Cecelia Murphay is praised for skill with a brush at the academy. The remark appears in a Harlem life feature noting her talents and steady performance in artistic work.
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Cecelia Murphay
Academy
Harlem Life
Fragmented note on marriage and misread vows
A garbled transcription describes a married woman and references a wedding, a new splice, and questions about blessing and a husband. The lines suggest personal surprise and social reaction, with phrases like my mangestake and newlyspliced. The text lacks clear names or dates.
Pickets of First Baptist mark silver anniversary banquet
The Pickets of the First Baptist church held a silver anniversary banquet at the church with 100 covers. Six of the original Pickets attended, including 384 fellows, and toasts were given by L. V. Starkey as toastmaster. A presentation of six dozen silver spoons was accepted by George W. Cole, and Louise Jamieson closed with a chautauqua salute and a song.
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First Baptist Church
C. E. White
W B. Sammel
Theodore Truxell
AB. Lancashire
W O. Long
L. V Starkey
E. E. Wright
Mrsa
A B. Lancashire
R. C Bryant
Mary E. Wendell
Martha A Brooks
King’s Daughters
Picketa
George W Colehour
Louise Jamieson
Goldstein Sells Half Interest in Furniture and Carpet House
Sig Goldstein proprietor of the People's Furniture and Carpet House sells a half interest to his brother Charles Goldstein of Chicago who will arrive in Moline to assist. Mr Goldstein plans to move his family to Moline and has rented a Walker house on Twenty third street.
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Sig Goldstein
People’s Furniture & Carpet House
Charles Goldstein
C Chicago
Moline
Mr Goldstein
Walker
Twenty-third Street
Water Mains to Be Extended to Prospect Park
The city council will be asked to extend the water mains south to Prospect Park this summer. The petition has been presented and the municipal body will grant it shortly.
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Prospert Park
Three Men Seen Near Streetcar In East End Hoax
Motormen on the 11 o clock east bound reported three men emerging from behind trees near Twenty third street and again near Twenty fifth street. Police found no threat and with no boarding attempt. Local rumor suggests a feigned plan against Norman Frey, once involved in a trainman beating.
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Twenty Third Street
Twenty-fifth Street
Colmark
Norman Frey
New Moline Phone Work Soon Begins
S W Fitzgerald will oversee the Union Electric Company construction of a new telephone line serving Davenport Moline and Rock Island. The main office moves to the Mitchell Lynde Building Rock Island with a 1600 telephone Swichboard at Moline 1500 at Rock Island and 2000 at Davenport all direct lines no party lines and free rural connections. Stucker Construction Company crews will arrive soon to start work.
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S. W Fitzgerald
Union Electric Company
Mitchell & Lynde
Rock Island
Chicago
Davenport
Moline
Stucker Construction Company
Retiring Phoenix restaurant owner offers stock for sale
Mra S A Wolstencroft, who has run the Phoenix restaurant for years, plans to retire due to ill health and puts the entire stock and store fixtures for sale. Also all dishes, kitchen utensils and furniture for boarding house. Bargains for quick action. Baseball goods at Carlson Bros.
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Mra S A Wolstencroft
Phoenix
Il-Health
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Hanson Isaacson
Mitchell
Blyman
Peasuion
Carlin
MacMillan Jones
Bundy Gamble
Vavra Creutz
Padden Murphy
Cobb
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Helen Wilson
Gertrude Sim
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Candee’s Grove
Josephson
C.r.j.&p
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Phieippines
Evanston
Uncle Sam
Carlson Bros
Tiuneball Goods
John A White
Washington
Elizabeth Whne
Willard School
Marton
Mise
Eliot
Inhicago
Nellie Po Martin
The
Blue Island
Mra
Nason
Pinehurst North
Carelina
Jo ‘Tunnicliff
Kewanee
Ada Swanson
Thirteenth Avenue
Misa Swanston
Jennie Johnson
Generen
Mra . A Eckerman
Galesburg
Busketek
Alan
Prince Heil
Military Tract Association
Anna Spergendahl
St Mary's Hall
10Th Street
4Th Avenue
John Donovan
Joseph B. Oakleaf
Josephus L. Oakleaf
Oak- Wwafs
Terrace Hill
Oomire
Anna Ll. Dirmock
Booker
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Levejuy
Fifth Avenue
Cartoof Cosne
Carlbon Biron
Ronnie Ball
Geneseo
Marjorie Osborn
Lucy Shuman
Wiles Shuman
FBL
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Chicago Record-Herald
M G_ Skoglund
City
Park Ridge
7Th Avenue
Deere & Companys
C. J Cronander
12Th Street
Marjorie
New York
PIERR @ CO
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Tri-Cities
Pierr & CO
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Brooklyn
Tibet
Aaa
Miss Belle Ramp
Arthur Benning
B. G
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Barehall Gods
Opebo
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