Park on the bluff eyed by Stoline Businessmen Association
The Stoline Businessmen's Association discussed endorsing city purchase of two acres on the Moline bluff for a park. They considered buying for about $7,000, opening Sixteenth Avenue, and funding via lease revenue to support a stand-pipe and park space. They referred the matter to the local improvement committee for feasibility. The meeting also covered opera house plans, post office bills, and support for a summer chautauqua in Moline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoline Businessmen's Association
Council
Willard School
Bluff
William Runge
Knees
Sixteenth Avenue
Haley
G. H. Johnston
Opera House
Senator Cullom
Prince
Association
Moline
Cullum
Frince
M. Prince
Chautauqua Committee
Chautauqua
Dailey Medicine Co Files Articles of Incorporation
Articles of incorporation for the Dr ITalley Remedy Company of Moline were filed for record in Circuit Clerk Gamble's office on Tuesday. The incorporators are O. B. Dailey, B W Avery and B W Odell. Capital stock is $25,000 in shares of $100 each. First board of directors includes Jas. W Atkinson, Robert B Kerr, William A Jones, B W Odell and O B Dailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr Italley Remedy Company
Moline
Gamble
Dailey
B W Avery
Odell
Jas. W . Atkinson
Robert B. Kerr
William A Jones
W. Odell
Tramp Tells Truths on Work and Welfare in Moline
A tramp visits a Moline home and argues that many capable men will beg breakfast instead of working when forced to endure punishment at the station and long days of labor on an empty stomach. He suggests boarding houses and employment programs could reclaim decent citizens, noting some tramps are redeemable with relief and opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yife
Hobo
Volcano horror and relief funds dominate telegraph flashes
Reports from St Pierre show ruins of Martinique scene horrendous with pestilence and unburied bodies as volcano Mont Pelee remains active. Roosevelt forms relief committees in major cities while Chicago calls for prompt contributions.
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St. Pierre
Aijr
Mont Pelee
Roosevelt
Harrison
Chicago
Hawthorn Notes: Crew Reports and Engine Status
Chris Woodwindoo reports after a layoff for illness. Engineer H Loneugh of 1236 reports for work. Fireman H J Im of engine 748 reports for duty after layoff. Engine 1412 of the Southwest algi n returns from repairs. Engineer Gilro and Fireman WA Smith join the work train on engine 651. Fireman C W Reed is off duty.
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Chris Woodwindoo
H Loneugh
H J I
Wish
Algin
Gilro
Ant
WA Smith
C W Reed
Ware Takes Oath as Commissioner of Pensions
Eugene F Ware of Kansas was sworn in as commissioner of pensions on Tuesday and will assume active duties this morning. He plans not to announce his administration policy at present.
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Gram
Moline
Johnston
Washington
Eugene F Ware
Kansas
Ware
Medicine ad claims cured wife with King’s New Life Pills
A Winchester Indiana Civil War veteran commends Dr King’s New Life Pills for curing his wife after long illness. The testimonial urges readers to try the remedy, priced at 25 cents, at Clendenin’s Drug Store.
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M. M. Austin
Winchester
Ind
Dr. King
Clendenin
Standard Gold textile plant to locate in Rock Island district
Local capitalists secure a large factory for Rock Island to be among the citys leading industries. The Stand ard Gold textile company plans a plant over 1000 feet long in the new west end district near the Mississippi west of the Rock Island and Peoria railway. The move transfers eastern operations to Rock Island with anticipated housing for arriving workers. The plant will produce cloths floor cloths and cloth products including linoleums.
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Rock Island
Elgct Wores of
Tame
Gol Tech Every Partay
New York
G20
Broadway
Hist Sury
Mississippi
Hook Island
Library Board Holds Regular Meeting and Carnegie Building News
The Moline library board met in a routine session with President C A Barnard absent. No major actions were taken, but a forthcoming public update concerning the new Carnegie building was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Board
Moline
C A _ Barnard
Carnegie
Bosses Recognize Wire Workers Union Formed in Three Cities
A union of inside wire workers across three cities has formed, with 40 members. After a conference with employers, recognition of the union and the commonly accepted wage scale was agreed upon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wire Workers
Extraordinary mid season opening at New York Store
The New York Store announces a grand mid season opening with special fabric deals. Swiss silk swelwst wash fabric shown at 2s per yard, 1e per yard for other fabrics, black seamless hose guaranteed not to crack, and 36 inch double fold cloth at low yard prices. Also a large display of finest white shirt waists with low opening prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jadas
Tri-Cities
Pierr & Company
Obituary for Henry Moross 10 in Coal Valley
Henry Moross 10 year old son of Mr and Mrs Frank Moross died at home in Coal Valley Monday evening after a week long illness with typhoid fever and complications. He leaves three sisters Mrs Counley of Florence Cole Mrs Harry Dusinberry of Orion and Tillie at home and one brother Frank at home. The funeral will be held Thursday at 2 o'clock. Six playmates will act as pallbearers.
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Henry Moross
Frank Moross
Coal Valley
Counley
Florence Cole
Harry Dusinberry
Orion
Tillie
Frank
Painkiller Claim Promises Fast Relief
An advertisement urges readers to keep Painkiller Perry Davis in the house for quick stomach ache relief. It warns against imitation products preying on the brand’s reputation and stresses immediate use to save hours of suffering.
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Perry Davis
Shaw Hut the Wrong Fellow In South Dakota Land Excursion Ad
Wade Messick a restaurant cook was struck on the jaw by Hough Shaw after a confrontation over a girl. Shaw pleaded guilty to assault and was fined five dollars plus costs totaling six eighty. He surrendered to police and stated it was a mistaken identity. An unrelated notice invites people to join a South Dakota cheap land excursion organized by Fred R. Young, the agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Messick
Messick
Sixteenth Street
Fourth Avenue
Hough Shaw
Shaw
Hood
South Dakota
Fred R. Young
Surprising Overestimation of Resources and Unplanned Expenses
The excerpt reflects common worry over spending more than planned and the difficulty of finding ready cash. It notes unavoidable costs and foresees future financial shortfalls, emphasizing personal finance unease and the challenge of budgeting under unforeseen expenses.
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America
Moline
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Opera House Pempastign
Dailey Medicine CO
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Nome
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Moline, Il
E J Hesterl
Hathbone
Woods
Supreme Court
Havana
Representative Foss
Hazelton
Archie McEachern
Atlantic City
John L. White
Bloomington
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Indianapolis
Potter Palmer
St Josephs Hospital
Lorimer
Philip Knopf
Hertz
Roach
Allen Traction Company
Federation of Labor Committee
Alfonso
Spain
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Sam
France
Ireland
Mgr Martinelli
Romie
J J Hill
Northern Securities
Wall Street
Evanston Gas
Jilue Island Gas Company
Atrore
Sporting
Sam Hildreth
Lucien Appleby
Arthur
Ad Benson
Hawthorn
the Saturday Journal
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Latin Quarter
Paris
Imperial Hotel
Alexandria
Egypt
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Mitchell & Lynde
Room i Rock
Mullane
Fifteenth Street
MU Liuanwer
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