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Newspaper
Moline Daily Journal
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1901
Page
6
Navy department officials in Washington express no surprise at the Cobra disaster noting hull weight sacrifice for speed is a known risk in torpedo boat design. They say the American boats have improved but still follow the balance between rapidity and safe construction.
An assortment of adverts and notices appears, including furniture sales, secondhand goods buyers, jewelry and hardware offerings, and legal services. Entries mention locations such as Rock Island and Moline, with names like J W Jones and Lawrence M Magill, and items from clocks to rings to attire.
A scanned page lists several physicians and surgeons with office and residence contacts in Moline including Keen Mots, Hob Binnes, Mttt, Arthur West, J M Wylam, Mock, and others. It also notes the National Association of Stationary Engineers No. 17 in Molline with meeting times at the waterworks.
Master in chancery ELWIN B. PARMENTHER orders sale of parcels Lots 4 5 6 and 7 Block 2 Oak Hill Park addition Moline Rock Island Illinois to satisfy a decree. Sale fixed for October 26 1901 at 2 PM at the east door Rock Island courthouse. Complainant’s attorney TU B. Oakleaf.
A temporary permanent position offers 15 to 18 dollars weekly or 80 cents hourly for full or part time work in Chicago vicinity. Advertisement notes office move from the Tase Building to the New Mall Building at 1420 6th Avenue and lists contact at Manufacturer Box 1102. Martha Allenson appears to have relocated to the new office.
John Carlson, builder and contractor, opens a shop in the old Aram mill at 1819 7th avenue west of the Wagner Opera House. Free estimates for all kinds of job work. store work a specialty. Leave orders at the shop or at 1225 6th Avenue. N H Cedarberg cabinetmaker offers finest work at reasonable prices at 1612 24th Avenue, Moline.
The ad notes II Lindholm Merchant Tailor offering the largest assortment of tailoring goods in three cities. It promotes ocean steamship tickets for sale and lists 316 Perry Street Davenport Iowa as the address.
Miss Dorothy Penton Palmiat of 124 W 34th Street Davenport may be discussed for business sickness health love marriage and future prospects. Her work is described as reliable with a note of miscellaneous optimism.
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