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Newspaper
Moline Daily Journal
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1901
Page
7
A宣 campaign promises absolute, free treatment claiming a unique method to restore vitality and cure diseases. The note targets citizens with various ailments from varicocele to rheumatism and nervous debility, urging immediate contact for quick relief and permanent cure.
Mrs Paul and relatives hosted a surprise for parishioners and friends last Saturday with music by the Andover orchestra. Various residents visited, traveled, or moved, including John Farr buying land east of town, and the Y S B hold an ice cream social. The village school opened with J A Hoberg and Miss Etta Letterdahl as teachers, and the M W A hosted a Thursday ice cream event.
Miss Sadie Sullivan of Clinton and Miss Mamie Larvick of Chicago visited Cordova with companions and returned on the Winona. Wood Quick and family moved to Fulton. Bryan departed for Schnectedy New York with sister to visit eastern relatives. Pilsner Camp at Hickory Island begins five week stay with toast duties by Chef Maxwell. Public schools opened with strong attendance. Chicken hunt yields multiple bags by Alf Miller and companions. W L Plymer buys the brick residence opposite the Baptist church. Mrs. A S Marshall spends weekend in Moline and plans Chicago return with her mother Mrs. C R Wilson. Misses Bessie Crosby and Nellie Sexton plan to make Fulton home.
U. K. Ladies' Aid Society held its monthly dinner at Mrs. Matilda Reeves's on the 28th. Mrs. Harry Titterington of Edgington visits her mother Mrs. Fanny Martin this week. Chris Ruthenberg hauled hogs to Muscatine Tuesday. Mrs. DeWitt of Chicago is visiting.
The Board of Local Improvements of Moline Illinois invites sealed bids for a 12 inch water main on 17th street between 2nd and 7th Avenues and additional mains on 11th, 16th, and 20th to 26th Avenues with hydrants valves crosses and reducers. Bids due September 6 1901 at noon. payment in cash. bid security ten percent. bids to be opened then. Board may reject any or all bids. Bond required upon award. Dated August 26 1901.
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